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	314th Birthday of Detroit Posts to FCHSM Facebook 314th Detroit Birthday Post The Question of Who Was at Detroit when the 1701 Convoy Arrived Several Indian Nations may have, in late 1701, passed through where Fort Pon DocID: 1rrRH - View Document
	Originally published in Michigan’s Habitant Heritage, Vol. 21, #3 – JulyMadame Montour (La Tichenet) and the 1707 Judgment of Pichon dit La Roze at Détroit: the Perils of Translation and Interpretation Suzann DocID: 1rpd6 - View Document
	The Other Women and Early Detroit Part 2 — Native Women Suzanne Boivin Sommerville, FCHSM member, Before I continue with my account of the French-Canadian women who went to Fort Pontchartrai DocID: 1pSui - View Document
	The French-Canadian Heritage Society of Michigan P.O. Box 1900, Royal Oak, MIhttp://habitantheritage.org/ Articles in pdf by Suzanne Boivin Sommerville related to her presentation at the Center for French Col DocID: 1p6qZ - View Document
	Michigan’s Habitant Heritage (MHH), Vol. 35, #3, JulyConfirmations in Saurel (Sorel) [between 31 May 1678 – Québec, and 7 AprilQuébec) Transcribed by Gail Moreau-DesHarnais, FCHSM member (gfmoreau1@a DocID: 1n2Oz - View Document