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This site presents the Ancestors and Descendants of
FRANCOIS XAVIER BOUVETTE  born March 01, 1796  in Montreal, Quebec
And his Native wife 
MARGUERITE MARCHAND  Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters  born approx. 1815 in the "North West"


Francois Xavier BOUVETTE b. 1796
is the first in our line to come out of Quebec as a Voyageur
and marry a Metis (Native) Woman, Marguerite MARCHAND b1815.
All the descendants are Native (some say "of varying degrees").

Here are their known children:
LINKS to UNCOMPLETED PAGES WILL RETURN YOU HERE.
  Edited version of Grandma's Girls by Ayla Z "BOUVETTE"
Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters When you see this symbol you will know that the Woman alongside whose name this symbol appears is carrying North American Native Mitochondrial DNA which she will pass on to all her children. Her Daughters' names are also marked with this symbol, as each new generation of Women has the power to pass the Native MtDNA to their children. The significance of this is that MtDNA is passed down as an unaltered living entity, unlike nuclear DNA which is a combination of material from both the Male and Female parent.
       We carry the life of our Ancestors in every cell of our body. In the Case of an unbroken Native Maternal line, we are the Guardians of our Native Ancestors, they live in us in a very real way. This symbol Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters is marking an unbroken line of unaltered MtDNA that flows from the beginning of life on this Continent, along the Maternal line, into our Modern world.





  Bouvette
  Bouvete
  Bouvet
  Bovette
  Bovet
  Beauvet
  Beauvette
  Beauvay
  Bovey
  Bovay
  Beauvais
  Beauvret
  Beaurette
  Boisvert
    (Boisvert =
      Greenwood)


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ANCESTORS of
FRANCOIS XAVIER BOUVETTE b. 1796

ARCOUET,  Jean 1647
ARCOUET,  Louise 1682
BOUVET,  Francois 1671
BOUVET,  Francois 1740
BOUVET,  Francois 1770
BOUVET,  Michel 1715
COULOMBE,  Marguerite 1681
GEORGET,  Genevieve 1706
GEORGET,  Jean 1658
MECHIN,  Jeanne 1630
PEPIN,  Elisabeth 1659
PEPIN,  Guillaume 1620
PEPIN,  Pierre 1590
PERRAULT,  Marie 1775
PRIEUR,  Francoise 1590
VADEAU,  Catherine 1743
VADEAU,  Jacques 1715

ANCESTORS of
MARGUERITE MARCHAND b. 1815

 NADEAU, Denis 1754
NADEAU, Marguerite   Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters  1789
MARCHAND, Benjamin 1778

CREE word for BOUVET (groove) = PASIKUTCHIKEWIN
OTHERS:
BRUCE, John 1831
BRUCE, Joseph 1865
BRUCE, Marie Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters 1892 
DAVID, Basile 1780
DAVID, Madeleine Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters 1804
DuFAULT, Therese  Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters 1784
GAUDRY, Andre  1802
GAUDRY, Marie  Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters 1844
NATIVE, Little Shell
NATIVE, Madeleine  Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters
PASCAL, Catherine Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters 1849 
RONDEAU, Caroline Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters 1867 


Member of the BOUVETTE Family??
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From our WEBKEEPER Ayla:
Why AYLA Z uses the name AYLA BOUVETTE
on her METIS ART, and other places:

 1) My Mother's birth last name was not from a
          Native, it is not suitable
 2) My Grandma's birth last name was BOUVETTE
from a METIS father
3) My Great Grandma's birth last name was not
from a Native, is not suitable
4) My Gr-Great Grandma's Family was
NATIVE BC INDIAN BACK TO THE BEGINNING
...they had no "last name" to use.

 So the only suitable last name in my heritage is
the Metis name BOUVETTE.
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    All my e-mail from the last 10 years was lost
in a computing accident in the fall of 2008.
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please consider re-sending it to me here.

    Thank You,  Ayla
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