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On Veterans Day 2007, I added a new Media category - Military Service Ribbons, to display the military awards our relatives have received while serving their country. Not all of the ribbon racks are accurate because I do not have a copy of the individuals DD214 or military discharge paper.

If you have a copy of their military discharge, a shadow box, or picture of their awards, I would appreciate receiving any and all corrections. If you are willing to share a photo to be added to the site, I would also appreciate getting a digital copy. Thanks.

The following individuals and photographs have proven particularly difficult to track down. If you have any information on any of them (or even just suggestions about where to look), please contact me. Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.

The following photos contain several persons who are not identified or are only tentatively identified. If your know any of these people and can indicate who they are, your help will be greatly appreciated.

Please click the Tell us what you know link below the photo to send us whatever information you have.

Thanks.
Ken Roy

The following scan of the Morneault Brothers was made from a tintype photo found in Joseph L and Delia (Dufour) Morneault's photo box after Mom died.

I have added overlays of known pictures to help verify the identity of the brothers. Top left person was identified by Marie Ange as potentially her father, so a photo of André Morneault from his funeral card was added to the left of person standing. Top right person was identified as potentially Denis Morneault, so a photo of Denis Morneault from his funeral card was added to the right of the person standing.

I think the bottom left person is Joseph L Morneault, so I have added a known picture of Joseph L when he was older to see if you all agree. The person in the bottom right has been identified by some as Raphael (Manine) Morneault. Since I don't have a know photo of Manine I was not able to add one.

Let me know what you think on my deductive identifications.

If you have a photo of Raphael (Manine) Morneault, I would appreciate getting a digital copy.
Thanks
Ken

This photo is a scan from a small tin type photo that was found after Mom passed away. If you know any of the names of the people in the photo, your help in identifying them would be greatly appreciated. I am quite sure some of them are Grandpa Maxime Roy's sisters. The tin types might have belong to Catherine Roy, Joseph L Morneault's first wife, since I never saw these tin types growing up.

If you can help identify this husband and wife, your help will be greatly appreciated. This photo was scanned from a small tin type that was found after Mom passed away. I am guessing that the tin types might have belong to Catherine Roy, first wife of Joseph L Morneault, since I never saw this tin type while growing up.

Can you help identify who the two sisters are?

If I am not mistaken, they are Grandpa Maxime Roy's sisters. The photo was scanned from a tin type that was found after Mom passed away. The tin type might have belonged to Catherine Roy, Joseph L Morneault's first wife, since I never saw this when growing up.

If you can identify who the sisters are, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks
Ken

Do you know which sister of Grandpa Maxime Roy this lady is? Is she Catherine Roy? Is she the same person as in the photo of Catherine Roy and Joseph L Morneault?

Was this photo taken on Catherine Roy and Joseph L Morneault's wedding day? It was made from a scan of a tin type that we found after Mom had passed away. Was it part of Joseph L Morneault's photos?

Does the man on the left look like Joseph L Morneault in the following photo?

Is William Roy sitting next to Catherine Roy?

Who are the other two men?

This photo is a picture of the photo that Ben Gagnon has of the Roy and Gagnon Family. When you scroll your mouse over the photo, the popup names shown are my guess on who the persons are.