Similar surnames: Syriac , Syrie , Sirard , Sire , Sirois , Sirois , Sirois-Duplessis , Sirois-Michaud , Cyre , Cyrenne , Cyr-Sire , Cyr-Vincent , Cir , Circe , Circe-St-Michel , Cire , Cirillo
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| Year | Husband | Wife | Municipality |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1670 | Pierre Cyr | Marie Bourgeois | |
| 1707 | Guillaume Cyr | Marguerite Bourg | |
| 1712 | Louis Cyr | Marie-Josephe Michel | |
| 1713 | Michel Cyr | Marie Chartrand | Laval, Qc |
| 1718 | Pierre Cormier-Rossignol | Marie-Anne Cyr | |
| 1721 | Joseph Cyr | Marie-Francoise Bouteiller | |
| 1733 | Joseph Bourgeois | Marie Cyr | |
| 1733 | Jean Cyr | Anne Bourgeois | |
| 1733 | Joseph Cormier | Francoise Cyr | |
| 1735 | Pierre Cyr | Anne Poirier | |
| 1740 | Claude Poirier | Marguerite Cyr | |
| 1740 | Pierre Cyr | Marguerite Hebert | |
| 1741 | Joseph Lemay-Delorme | Francoise Cyr | Laval, Qc |
| 1743 | Paul Cyr | Marie-Josephe Richard | |
| 1744 | Claude Arseneau | Marie Cyr | |
| 1745 | Michel Cyr | Agathe Renault | Laval, Qc |
| 1746 | Francois-Brele Arseneau | Marie-Anne Cyr | |
| 1747 | Abraham Arseneau | Agnes Cyr | |
| 1747 | Pierre Cyr | Marie Grenier | Laval, Qc |
| 1747 | Olivier Bourgeois | Marguerite Cyr |
Louis Cyr was born around 1685 in St-Eloi, Dunkerque, Nord district in France. Son of Jean Cyr and Marguerite Raimbault, he married Marie-Josèphe Michel, daughter of François and Marguerite Meunier, May 23, 1712 in Grand Pré, Acadia. From this union were born at least five children. He would have first been installed at Fort Beauséjour, and had left Beaubassin for Port-Lajoie, Île-Saint-Jean (PEI). He would eventually have won Québec, where he died June 22, 1757.
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CYR - from 'sire', from the Latin 'senior' which means 'Lord'. Ironic nickname given to somebody who thinks himself as a lord.
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<b>Louis Cyr</b> was baptized Cyprien-Noé Cyr on October 10, 1863, in Saint-Cyprien-de-Napierville. From the age of 8, he demonstrates exceptional physical strength, especially by carrying a calf on his shoulders. In 1878, when his family immigrated to Lowell, Massachusetts, he calls himself Louis to facilitate the English pronunciation. On May 27, 1895, he performed his greatest feat: support 1967 kg on his back. He died of nephritis on November 10, 1912 in Montreal. To find out if you have common ancestors, take a look at his <a href="/an/personnalite.asp?Nom=Louis_Cyr">paternal line</a>!
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