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Mathieu Samson

Birth1782 - L Ardoise, Isle Madame, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death22 Mar 1865 - L Ardoise, Richmond Co, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherMarguerite Landry
FatherPierre Xavier Samson

Born in L Ardoise, Isle Madame, Nova Scotia, Canada on 1782 to Pierre Xavier Samson and Marguerite Landry. Mathieu Samson had 8 children. He passed away on 22 Mar 1865 in L Ardoise, Richmond Co, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Pierre Xavier Samson
1735 - 1811
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Marguerite Landry
1743 - 1831
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Laurent Samson
1814 - 1871
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Justine Samson
1816 - 1851
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Pierre Samson
1811 - 1890
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Angelique Samson
1822 - 1870
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Véronique Samson
1825 - 1848
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Joseph Samson
1823 - 1849
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Angèle Samson
1819 - 1849
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Rosalie Samson
1826 - Unknown

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