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How can
you find your Pierre Lanoue lineage?
Codification
Every Lanoue has numbers to identify each other. These numbers are a
distinct sign for each other. The sign begins with a number. The number
“1” represents the first generation. Number “2” represents the second
generation and so on. Following the number is a first letter. The
letter “A” identifies the first child. The letter “B” identifies the
second child and so on. The second letter of this sign identifies
children that are brothers and sisters or half-brothers and
half-sisters that have the same letter in that they have the same
father. Sometimes another number follows the second letter. This is
only to increase the number of letters, but still staying with the
second letter.
The sign attributed to each other
is located above his first name. On the right is the father's sign.
Now, knowing the father's sign, we can go to the previous generation to
see his first name with his sign above it on the left. The sign of his
father will be on the right.
So now we can reach up to the
first ancestor. I suggest you use "Find on this page" in your Browser
menu for a short cut.
It is possible to read from our ancestor Pierre Lanoue the First by
going down. However, in so doing, we take the risk of losing ourselves
along the way if we don't have prior knowledge of the names in our
genealogy tree. Therefore, it is much easier to go up than to go down.
The surname Lanoue is not written for each person. The first name that
begins data for each person is always Lanoue, La Noue or a deviation
thereof.
Lanoux, Lanou, Lanneau.
Research
Begin with a first Lanoue name that you know. Then add the spouse name
for more precise and clearer identification. Ask yourself in which
generation he could be in, knowing that in the year 2000, our genealogy
tree since our ancestor Pierre, is in the 10th or 11th generation. All
is according to different families and the age of the person that you
search for.
For example, if you start from
your own position, chances are that you are in the 10th generation or
subsequent ones. So, simply click to open this generation. Then click
on Edit above your screen and do the search by writing in your first
name. It must be written as it appears on the site. You can then
proceed from your father or your grandfather. You can adjust by going
to the right generation. As an example: I will search for Daniel who
has Manor Cyr as spouse.
Actually, they are still alive, so they will probably be from the 10th
generation or higher. Then I go to the 10th generation, look at
different entries and I find that his sign is 11Bm2 and his father’s
sign on the right is 10Bd3. Translated means that Daniel is from the
11th generation, his father is from the 10th generation. Then I go to
the 10th generation to check 10Bd3. By research or by Edit, I arrive at
10Bd3 that is Adrien Donald with the sign 9At1 on the right identifying
his father. The process continues by going to the 9th generation to
search for 9At1 and so on.
Analysis:
Number 11 equals the eleventh generation; B - means he is second
written child; m2 - is for him and his sister. If I go to 10 Bd3, B -
means he is second written child; d3 - there are four with the same
sign as brother and sister. If we look on the right side, we note that
they have the same father since they have the same sign on the right.
If you notice in the 11th generation signs on the right side, for
example, 10 Ad3 and 10 Bd3, you could surmise that those persons are
cousins.
If you are unable to locate yourself in those pages, please feel free
to contact me!
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