And the email sent to me with genealogy, mostly taken from Duchene's own research online.
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ANya:wen sge:no;
Ms. Cathie Duchene "wish you were a Mohawk", seems to be all bothered that we found out who she really is. Her mother is a white woman, because Viola Lanning, Audrey Sharbot's mother is white. Therefore Cathie has no nation and no clan!! A No-hawk!!
http://72.30.186.56/search/cache?ei=UTF-8&p=Mary+GuiGue&y=Search&rd=r1&fr=yfp-t-501&u=www.bytown.net/nativehist.htm&w=mary+guigue&d=C1jZZvReRYVb&icp=1&.intl=ca So, Francis Sharbot (Fransway Shabotte) could have been a Mohawk and Mary Sue Guigue
could have been an Algonquin. The same goes for the housemates Antoine. Until we
figure that out and have proof that we can't refute, we will never know. If your uncle
can help you out with that, it would be greatly appreciated. But don't forget that
oral history, while very useful, is not absolutely true. Some things are glorified
and exagerated and other things are not said or even not known. Don't forget also
that traditonally, sons and daughters of Indian heritage, did not carry the names
of their father and mother. This makes it most difficult to establish a paternal or
maternal lineage.
... Jean-Claude
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February 12, 2008: Ontario French Catholic Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1747-1967
Birth, Marriage & Death
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Name: Viola Mary Sylvia McNeeley
Spouse: Cecil Sharbot
Marriage: year - city, Ontario
Sharbot Family
Chief Francois ( Fransway ) Sharbot AKA..Odjik/Jobot
Born Jan.18, 1822 Lake of Two Mountains
Died Mar 6, 1882 Sharbot Lake after a hunting accident ( Mohawk)
Married Algonquin
Mary Susan GuiGue AKA Whiteduck
Born 1835 Ontario
Foot note to this, see Doc #171 Looks like she was married the second time to Thomas Butterfield.
Children are as follows:
Joseph Francis Sharbot ( Algonquin)
Born 1856-Died 1856 when a tree fell on him
Married Mary Gibson, ( Scottish) my granddaddy pronounced this name Jimsin
(Surname: Gibson, Sharbot, Cooney
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COONEY - Mary Gibson, daughter of David and Betsy Gibson, was born in
Frontenac County, Ontario in the 1860s. She was married twice (Joe Sharbot/ ?Cooney)
and lived at Sand Point or Quyon, Quebec. Mary was my grandfather's half
sister and I would like to know her story, her husband's first name,
family(if any), where buried, etc. for family genealogy.)
Mary GIBSON Household
Female
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Other Information:
Birth Year <1861>
Birthplace O <Ontario>
Age 20
Occupation
Marital Status
Ethnic Origin Scottish
Head of Household David C GIBSON
Religion Presbyterian
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Source Information:
Census Place Windham, Norfolk North, Ontario
Family History Library Film 1375899
NA Film Number C-13263
District 158
Sub-district C
Division 3
Page Number 35
Household Number 176
Peter Sharbot ( Algonquin)
Born 1859-Died 1925 of TB ..DOC # 176
Married Annie Antoine ( Mohawk)
Thomas Sharbot ( Algonquin)
(1. JOHN MANUEL1 ANTOINE (FRANCIS EDWARDA, FRANCIS EDWARDB) was born Abt. 1849 in Devil Lake or Lake of Two Mountains, Quebec, and died December 24, 1919 in Sharbot Lake, Frontenac, Ontario. He married (1) SOPHIE LEGER Abt. 1870. She was born Abt. 1853 in Ontario, and died Abt. 1895 in Bedford, Ontario. He married (2) ELIZABETH (LISE) HOLLYWOOD Abt. 1900, daughter of THOMAS HOLLYWOOD and SARAH VAN WINKLE. She was born 1883 in Ontario, and died 1953. FRANCOIS ANTOINE M Male Indigenous 25 Quebec Chasseur Catholique
SOPHIE ANTOINE M Female Indigenous 24 Quebec Catholique
FRANCOIS ANTOINE S Male Indigenous 3 Quebec Catholique
MARIE MAGDELEINE ANTOINE S Female Indigenous 1 Quebec Catholique
Children of JOHN ANTOINE and SOPHIE LEGER are:
i. MARGARET/MARY2 ANTOINE, b. Bet. 1873 - 1877, Ontario; m. JOHN AMOS BADOUR, May 24, 1895, Newboro, Leeds County, Ontario; b. September 22, 1876.
ii. CECELIA/LEWAS ANTOINE, b. Abt. 1874.
iii. ADA/EDITH ANTOINE, b. Abt. 1875.
iv. JULIA ANTOINE, b. Bet. 1876 - 1878.
v. ANNIE ANTOINE, b. February 22, 1879, Ontario; m. PETER SHARBOT; b. June 23, 1852, Ontario.
vi. SOPHIA ANTOINE, b. July 23, 1881, Ontario.
NOTE: most Sharbots have lung problems and some were carriers for TB.
John (Jack) Sharbot ( Mohawk)
Born 1862 no date of death
Bachelor/handyman
Mary Ann Sharbot ( Mohawk)
Born 1864 Died 1930
Antoine Guigue Born 1854-died 1930 ( Algonquin)
No record of any legal marriage although they had 8 children together.
Lewis (Lawrence/Louis) Sharbot (Mohawk)
Born 1868-died1912
Married Margaret (Maggie) Badour ( White- French)
Apparently they are buried on an Island with their son on Sharbot Lake at Maggie’s Point.
DOC # 154
Household:
Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion
Alexander BADOUR M Male French 50 O <Ontario> Carter Catholic
Mary BADOUR M Female German 46 O <Ontario> Church of England
Mary BADOUR Female French 22 O <Ontario> Factory Hand Catholic
Anastatia BADOUR Female French 18 O <Ontario> Factory Hand Catholic
Edward BADOUR Male French 15 O <Ontario> Carter Catholic
Emiline BADOUR Female French 13 O <Ontario> Catholic
Margaret BADOUR Female French 11 O <Ontario> Catholic
Eliza BADOUR Female French 8 O <Ontario> Catholic
William BADOUR Male French 2 O <Ontario> Catholic
Libby Sharbot died as an infant. ( French -White)
Eliza Sharbot born 1869 Unknown ( French- White)
Mitchell Sharbot Born 1870 Lost track ( French -White)
THIS IS WHERE I FIT IN. THIS IS MY GREAT GRANDFATHER
Thomas Sharbot ( Algonquin because mother Mary Susan Guigue is Algonquin)
Born 1861-Died Dec 2, 1927
Married Cecilia Antoine ( Mohawk ? ) Born 1881 Devils Lake/Bedfordshire Died May 26, 1973
**Note: No such place as Devil's Lake in Ontario- Devils Lake is Located in North Dakota and no such place as Bedfordshire in Ontario. There is a Bedfordshire, England, a Bedford, Frontenac County, Ontario .
Thomas and Cecilia Sharbots Children
Cecil Joseph Sharbot ( Mohawk? )
Born August 18, 1902
Died Oct. 10, 1989
Married
Viola Lanning ( White- British)
Born Feb 16, 1905 died July 1, 1989
(SurnameDB: Lanning surname meaning
This interesting surname is of Anglo-Saxon origin, and is a dialectal variant of the locational name Langham, from places so called in Dorset, Norfolk, ...)
Cecil and Viola had 2 children.
Warren Thomas Sharbot ( White because mother is white that's why he received an Algonquin status card. He followed Thomas Sharbot who is actually Algonquin because his mother is Algonquin)
Audrey Mary Sharbot and Audrey is my mother. ( **Note Cathie Duchense's mother is white with no nation and no clan)
Thomas and Cecilia’s children were also, Jerome, Harold, Thomas and Celia
Frank died young as well a young child was shot accidentally.
Reminder, I do have the branches as well.
This is the story based on evidence found during research.
Apparently, Chief Francois Sharbot’s, Born 1822, also known as Chief Sharbot ( Odjik/Jobot) a Mohawk Chief, originally came to Sharbot Lake in the late 1700’s, I was told from my granddaddy and great-grandmother it was 1764 with a whiteman.
Apparently, Chief Sharbot and his brother Peter rescued some Algonquin’s that were being held prisoner after the war.
They knew about Sharbot Lake/Algonquin Park and their route from what their father had told them and by the map that he and the whiteman had made for them. This is supposedly in a book, but I have not seen it. The brothers brought with them from Lake of Two Mountains, Antoine’s, Badours and Whiteducks to Golden Lake .
They proceeded to an area to what is now known as Algonquin Park . After being there for awhile, some Algonquin’s came and asked them to leave. They did not want to but because the Sharbots were never fighters, Francois left and went to Sharbot Lake , and Peter stayed in the area. He moved to Golden Lake for a bit then Renfrew area. He never married. I can tell you that my granddaddy always hunted in Algonquin Park .
This is the paper trail for the Sharbots at Sharbot Lake Census records and research
1861 Census shows that Chief Francois and his family lived in two homes in Oso Township . They lived in one house and a young Antoine widow and 2 children lived in the other.
Note, the population of Oso Township was 300 and Chief Francois and his wife were the only natives in the area.
1871 census has them at a different location, the other end of the lake DOC # 157. By this time they had 4 more children. It is written that the Sharbots were asked if they would move to the other end of the lake because the Europeans were afraid of Indians.
1881 census Joseph Francis became head of household and the chief died shortly there after.
1901 census Thomas became head of household while married and having one child so far with Cecilia Antoine. DOC#155
1911 census DOC # 177/178
Notice lines 36-41, this is Thomas should be Sharbot
36-Thomas
37-Sailia should be Cecilia
38-Cedil should be Cecil
39-Harold
40-Norman should be Jerome
41-Thom should be Tom
Why they have so many names wrong just in this household I do not know.
If you notice, the Antoine’s live on one side, and they are my great grandmothers parents from Golden Lake and on the other side of them are the Badours and Louis Sharbot, his wife’s family from Golden Lake ….Now there are more Indians in the township because they came when the Sharbots married them I guess. When I asked Golden Lake about the Sharbots, they told me that we came from Golden Lake and went to Sharbot Lake . Just because they married Algonquin’s, doesn’t make them Algonquin’s. ** Note : The People at Golden Lake are correct because, Mary Sue Guigue is an Algonquin. Therefore making their children Joseph, Peter, and Thomas Sharbot Algonquins through their mother, not Mohawk.
Please see attached map DOC # 175 Sharbot Lake and the Uranium Mine area.
The document from King George the third reads that he gave Chief Francois Sharbot as much land as he could walk in a day. See DOC # 174, this is my great-grandfather Thomas, so we know how far he could walk in a day. I presume from Algonquin Park to Sharbot Lake . I believe when they came from OKA through Ottawa , through Arnprior to Calabogie through what they called the back way to Golden Lake then to Algonquin Park down to Sharbot Lake . I have been told about 90 % of this from granddaddy and his brothers.
Doc # 165,166,167 Part of the Sharbot Family Plot I maintain.
Doc # 161-1861 Census
Doc # 162-1871 Census
Doc # 163-1881 Census
Doc # 164-1881 notes
Doc# 150 Marriage certificate for my grandparents
Doc# 151 my baptism
Doc# 152 Picture
Doc# 153 Peter Sharbots death record, note parents
Doc# 158 Census for Chief
Doc# 159 Email copy
Well, I hope that this will help me get to my next step in this journey. Filled with a lot of ups and downs…..very emotional..for me. I have a picture on my desk that motivates me everyday. It is a picture of 4 great men, Cecil, Harold, Jerome and Tommy, and I am doing this for them. I have heard that the Sharbots from Sharbot Lake were well known MOHAWKS. ( ** Note: They were also Algonquins and non-natives as clearly shown above) It has been written that they were hard working, honest and reliable and considered one of the best families of Indians in Frontenac County . Now all I have to do is to protect our namesake.
I do not want a Uranium Mine anywhere near this beautiful and Ancestral area.
Apparently the foundations of the old Sharbot homestead are still there. They always had 2 homes on the same property. They always had room for more.
Please call me with any questions or need further information.
Cathie
Chief Whitebear ** Note : We have no woman chiefs under the Great Law, the titles are filled by men
Sharbot Family Mohawk ( No-hawk)