Canada, Quebec Marriages
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Canada, Quebec Marriages
15.044.940 zapisa
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This collection contains marriage records from Quebec, Canada, from the year 1747 onwards. Records typically include the names of the groom and the bride, the date and place of marriage and the names of their parents. Records may include the name of the groom’s previous wife and bride’s previous husband.<br><br>
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Quebec Marriage Returns, 1926-1997
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Canada, Quebec Civil Deaths, 1926-1997
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Canada, People of Quebec
7,901,531 zapisa
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Canada, Quebec Couples
39,513,800 zapisa
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Quebec Marriage Returns, 1926-1997
7,901,306 zapisa
Canada, Quebec Civil Deaths, 1926-1997
7,076,313 zapisa
Canada, People of Quebec
7,901,531 zapisa
Canada, Quebec Couples
39,513,800 zapisa
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Rene LeVesqueMarried: May 3 1947 - Saint Coeur De Marie, Communaute Urbaine De Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Rene LeVesque was a prominent Quebec politician and the 23rd Premier of Quebec, serving from 1976 to 1985. He is best known for leading the province’s separatist movement and founding the Parti Québécois, advocating for Quebec's independence from Canada. Lévesque played a crucial role in the 1980 referendum on sovereignty, though it ultimately failed. His legacy is deeply tied to his efforts to strengthen Quebec's distinct identity and promote its language, culture, and political autonomy.