You find your great-grandmother twice. Once in a parish baptism register from 1903, where the priest wrote Marie Thibodeau. Once on a Quebec marriage license from 1924, where the clerk wrote Mary Thibodeaux. A citizenship by descent claim needs a document trail proving an unbroken chain of descent, and that discrepancy in name spellings can […]

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