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Daniel Barnabe Longuepee

Birth10 Jun 1849 - L' Ardoise, Richmond County, NS Canada
Death3 Dec 1886 - L'Ardoise, NS
MotherLucie Bertier (Passamaquoddy)
FatherJean Thomas Longuépée (Mi'kmaq)

Born in L' Ardoise, Richmond County, NS Canada on 10 Jun 1849 to Jean Thomas Longuépée (Mi'kmaq) and Lucie Bertier (Passamaquoddy). Daniel Barnabe Longuepee married Nathalie Rançon and had 6 children. He passed away on 3 Dec 1886 in L'Ardoise, NS.

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Jean Thomas Longuépée (Mi'kmaq)
1818 - 1864
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Lucie Bertier (Passamaquoddy)
1818 - 1864
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Nathalie Rançon
1847 - Unknown
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William Albany Longuepeé
1877 - 1978
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Thomas Edmund (Eddie) Longuepee (Longapee Delong)
1884 - Unknown
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Mary Elizabeth Longuepée
1879 - 1968
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Anne Longuepée
1881 - 1970
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Frederick Isiah Longaphy
1886 - 1980
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James Longuepee
1884 - Unknown

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