From these beginnings : the ancestry of Doris Ercelle Beadles Audet : including Meador, Godsey, Flippen, Burton, Camp, Breneman, Cosby, Overton, Seymour, Clifford, Pollard, Beadles, Audet, and related families/ by Ronald Alfred Audet and Doris Ercelle Badles Audet

Authors

Audet, Doris Ercelle Beadles, 1916- (Added Author)

Audet, Ronald Alfred, 1939- (Author)

Format

Book, Microfilm 16mm

Language

English

Publication Date

1995

Publisher

R.A. & D.E.B Audet

Place of Publication

Williamsburg, Virginia

Physical

508 leaves. : ill., coats of arms, geneal. tables, ports.

Edition

Rev.

Notes

Originally published in 1981.

Chiefly ancestors, some ancestral families, and children of Doris Ercelle Beadles Audet, with some ancestors of her husband, Alfred John Audet. Doris Ercelle Beadles was born in 1916 at Highland Springs, Virginia, the daughter Leon Elmo Beadles (1890-1944) and and Verna Wortley Camp Beadles (1894-1961). Her family moved to Schenectady, New York, while she was in high school. There she married Alfred John Audet (1915-1972), son Alfred Rosario Audet (1884-1961) and Alida Chabot Audet (1885-1960), in 1937. The had two sons, 1939-1946.

Ancestors include: Joel Beadles (1761-after 1846), a Revolutionary War soldier, of King William County, Virginia -- John Camp (b. ca. 1766) of Lebanon County, Pennsylvania -- Thomas Burton (ca. 1634-1686) of Henrico County, Virginia -- Charles Cosby (b. 1585) of Queens County, Ireland, and York County, Virginia -- Nicolas Audet (ca. 1641-1700) of Poitiers, France, and Quebec -- Marin Boucher (1588-1671) of Martagne, France, and Quebec -- Thomas Meador (ca. 1610-1655) of England and Virginia.

Partial contents: [v. 1] Meador-Flippen. Godesey. Burton. Camp-Breneman. Cosby-Overton -- [v. 2] Seymour-Clifford. Beadles-Pollard. Audet-Boucher-Lareau. A.S. Groser, an unknown master. Family photographs. Index.

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Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1997. on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.	FamilySearch Library	United States & Canada B1 Floor Film	1750820 Item 18	7540161

Note	Location	Collection/Shelf	Film	Image Group Number (DGS)	Format
Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1997. on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.	FamilySearch Library	United States & Canada B1 Floor Film	1750820 Item 18	7540161

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