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From france to new france

Quebec family names, past and present

Bertrand Desjardins
,
Alain Bideau
,
Guy Brunet
,
Hubert Charbonneau
&
Jacques Légaré
Pages 215-226 | Published online: 03 Jan 2012

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Marc Tremblay. (2017) Intergenerational Analysis of Patronymic Transformations in the Quebec (Canada) Population Since the Seventeenth Century. Names 65:1, pages 26-35.
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Andreas Filser & Kai P. Willführ. (2022) Sex ratios and union formation in the historical population of the St. Lawrence Valley. PLOS ONE 17:6, pages e0268039.
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Pablo MateosPablo Mateos. 2014. Names, Ethnicity and Populations. Names, Ethnicity and Populations 185 216 .

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