Taillon (Tyo) Families & Descendants of Philippe Lalonde. 3rd Edition

By Duncan MacDonald & Pauline Deshaies

This book is a detailed genealogy of the Taillon (Tyo) family who were early settlers in Stormont County, Ontario, Canada. Records include The genealogy records of the family as recorded in this book, begins in France five generations earlier than Joseph Taillon's arrival in Stormont County. He was born in Quebec and died in 1838 in Cornwall, Ontario (Upper Canada). The family originally emigrated to Quebec from France, then migrated from Quebec to Stormont County. Some of the family later migrated to Upper New York State from which there has been a significant descendancy. The Lalonde family married into the Taillon family hence the inclusion of the descendancy of the Lalondes in this book.

The geographic places that are mentioned most frequently in this book are Quebec, Stormont and Glengarry counties (Ontario), Tyotown, Indian Lands, and New York State.

Contents include:

• Introduction
• Photo: Taillon International Hotel, Dundee, Quebec
• Collection of family photos [see print quality note below]
• Taillon (Tyo) family genealogy
• Lalonde family descendants
• Newspaper clippings
• Hand drawn charts by author (MacDonald)
• Index  Click here to browse Index

Details:

• 219 Pages
• 8.5 X 11"
• Printed edition: Coil bound
• Digital edition: pdf format
• Index
• This edition published by MacDonald Research*, Milton, 2015. *MacDonald Research is an imprint of GlobalGenealogy.com Inc. New ISBNs: 978-1-77240-034-2 (printed); 978-1-77240-035-9 (digital)
• Originally published by MacDonald Research Centre, Brockville, 1994. Original ISBN 0-921133-61-8; Original Title: The Taillon (Tyo) families, 3rd Edition Plus Philippe Lalonde

NOTE about reprint quality:
GlobalGenealogy.com acquired MacDonald Research Centre after the passing of its founder and primary transcriber/compiler, Duncan MacDonald. We are pleased to make his books available under the new MacDonald Research imprint. Each book has been reprinted as it was prepared by Mr. MacDonald, without corrections or additions. Modern technology helped us reproduce the original work in as-good-as, or better quality as that which was originally published. Much of MacDonald's original work was created on a typewriter. His well-worn "masters" were made on a photocopier. We've cleaned them up as much as possible without re-keying all of the content resulting in books that are useful and complete, but of a print quality that reflects the technology of the time in which they were originally published.