Hémond & Soucy Genealogy
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SOUCY, M.
Person ID: I56871 | Tree: Hemond | Descendants - Claude Lavigne dit Soucy | Last Modified: 23 Nov 2013
Consider also the following spellings in your research:
SOUCY , SAUCY , SONCY , SOSESE , SOUCEY , SOUCI , SOUCIE , SOUCIER , SOUCIS , SOUCISE , SOUCISSE , SOUSCIE , SOUSCIS , SOUSESE , SOUSEY , SOUSI , SOUSIE , SOUSIS , SOUSSI , SOUSSIS , SUCCEE , SUCEE , SUCESE , SUCIE , SUCISE , SUCY , SUSCESE , SUSEE , SUSICE , SUSSEY , SUSSICE
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Parents
Father SOUCY, Benoit (ID:I53064), b. 20 Mar 1919, St-Basile, Madaswaska, New Brunswick, Canada 
d. 27 Apr 1998, St-Basile, Madaswaska, New Brunswick, Canada (Age 79 years) Mother BOIS, Dalila (ID:I53065), b. 15 Feb 1922, St-Basile, Madaswaska, New Brunswick, Canada d. 25 Jan 1998, St-Basile, Madaswaska, New Brunswick, Canada (Age 75 years) Children 1. 
SOUCY, Real Yvon (ID:I53866), b. 10 Dec 1941, Saint-Basile, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada d. 9 Sep 1942, Saint-Basile, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada (Age 0 years)2. 
SOUCY, D. (ID:I56854)3. SOUCY, F. (ID:I56852)4. SOUCY, Jeanne-D'Arc (ID:I56874), b. 29 Oct 1944, St-Basile, Madaswaska, New Brunswick, Canada d. 4 Nov 2008, Bristol, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA (Age 64 years)5. SOUCY, J. (ID:I56848)6. SOUCY, J-L (ID:I56867)7. SOUCY, Gerald (ID:I80899), b. 10 Jan 1947, St-Basile, Madaswaska, New Brunswick, Canada d. 10 Jan 1947, St-Basile, Madaswaska, New Brunswick, Canada (Age 0 years)8. SOUCY, K. (ID:I56873)9. SOUCY, L. (ID:I56844)10. SOUCY, L. (ID:I56859)11. SOUCY, M. (ID:I56855)12. SOUCY, M. (ID:I56871)
(current person)
13. SOUCY (ID:I80900), b. 1 Apr 1953, St-Basile, Madaswaska, New Brunswick, Canada d. 1 Apr 1953, St-Basile, Madaswaska, New Brunswick, Canada (Age 0 years)14. SOUCY, J. (ID:I56863)15. SOUCY, N. (ID:I56841) -
Family
Wife BROCK, M.A. (ID:I56872) -
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