The Annual Reunion of the Choquet-tes will take place Sunday June 6th, 2010,
in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Québec.
Rendez-vous at Restaurant Le Lux, 232, Richelieu Street, in Saint-Jean (see map).
More details will follow with respect to the Reunion within the next few months.
Stay tuned on this page.
The Family Tree has been updated on December 17, 2009. It contains 19,790 individuals, 7,204 families, 8,023 Choquette and 1,832 Choquet.To add or modifiy informations, please write to gen@choquet-te.org.
The Association of the Choquet-tes of America just bought a powerful search engine for its site. Do not hesitate to include many keywords to narrow your search, as there is more than 5,500 files indexed! Click here to access it.
Family group sheets are restricted to members of the Association. (see details)
ALEXANDER
« BUCK » CHOQUETTE - GOLD FINDER
Finally! Here is the French translation of an unedited document – because it was not published by its author Henry W. Clark – and which tells of the thrilling life story of Alexander “Buck” Choquette. An ancestor of the Choquette families, unknown until now, who consecrated his life in search of and… of finding gold way before others did, the true pioneer of the Klondike. The original English document entitled Buck Choquette Stampeder© (153 stencilled leaflets) may be obtained at the Rasmuson Library at the Alaska University in Fairbanks or at the Wrangell Library in Alaska.
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