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The Ancestral Lines of James Edward Aiguier (Hardcover)
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The Ancestral Lines of James Edward Aiguier (Hardcover)
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Discovery Miles 5 780
You Save R56 (9%)
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James Edward Aiguier was born in New York City. He was educated
there and later in Philadelphia at the Evans Institute of the
University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. He would
become a leading figure in his profession. This is the story of his
paternal ancestry descending from four immigrants: Joshua Carter
and Zechariah Field, both English Puritans, and Jean Francois
Arnoux and Jean Baptiste Aiguier, both from the south of France.
They and their offspring lived in the heart of the American story
from 1630 to 1977 in the midst of important moments in its history.
Carter and Field's great grandson John Carter at the age of nine
was kidnapped by the French-led expedition to raid Deerfield,
Massachusetts, in 1704. He was taken to Montreal, educated by an
order of monks, and became a citizen in New France with a new name,
Jean Chartier. Another immigrant, Jean Francois Arnoux, a surgeon
on a French navy frigate, sailed with Admiral de Grasse to Yorktown
in 1781 to assist the United States defeat the British in that
famous battle. Injured in the battle, Arnoux remained in the new
country, made his way to Montreal, Canada, to marry the
granddaughter of Jean Chartier. Their daughter Mary Cecile would
marry French immigrant Jean Baptiste Aiguier in 1816 and raise a
family in New York City. Their great grandson was James Edward
Aiguier born in 1883, died in 1977.
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