1860 US Census (selected households) - FamilyImages- powered by SmugMug

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familyimages > Pembina, Unorganized, Dakota Territory, 1860: Andre Beauchemin, Pierre Duchene

familyimages > Pembina, Unorganized, Dakota Territory, 1860: Benjamin Beauchemin

familyimages > Pembina, Unorganized, Dakota Territory, 1860: Louis Duchene

familyimages > Pembina, Unorganized, Dakota Territory, 1860: Antoine and Ginnie Houle

familyimages > Pembina, Unorganized, Dakota Territory, 1860: Antoine and Marie Houle

familyimages > Pembina, Unorganized, Dakota Territory, 1860: Thomas Houle

familyimages > Pembina, Unorganized, Dakota Territory, 1860: Vincent Roy

United States, 1860

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