The Association promotes the sharing of genealogical and historical information.
It organizes activities to promote fellowship among its members.
Just published
Le Parisien, No 3
Le Parisien: Newsletter of the Lussier Family Association
Number of pages: 60
Year of publication: 2024
For more information and/or to purchase this printed newsletter:
https://familleslussier.com/produit/le-parisien-no-3/
The digital version is distributed by e-mail to association members. It is also available in the members-only section.
Donat Lussier (1916-1944):
The story of a soldier killed on the battlefield in Belgium
By Josée Tétreault
In the summer of 1940, as war raged in Europe, thousands of young men enlisted in Canada. Between 1939 and 1945, more than a million Canadians served their country; more than 42,000 never returned home. Donat Lussier, son of Cyrille Lussier and Marie-Louise Langlois, was one of them. Read more…
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Extract from the biannual magazine “Le Parisien” Volume 1, No 1
The Lussier book launch
“La famille parisienne et varennoise de Jacques Lhuissier / Lussier”.
took place on September 19, 2024
Gathering of Lussier families in Varennes
August 10 and 11, 2024
Photo credit: Simon Lanciault
We have several products with the Lussier Family Association insignia
These products are available from the Association des familles Lussier office, 292, rue Sainte-Anne, Varennes, Québec. Please make an appointment: 450 985-0702. Products are also on sale at our events.
Charts of the first five generations of Lussier in Canada
Chart 1: Christophe, Jacques Lussier’s eldest son. Chart 2: Pierre and Jacques, 2nd and 3rd sons with descendants.
Le Parisien
Newsletter of the Lussier Family Association
Le Parisien is a biannual magazine published in spring and autumn. Digital versions are distributed by e-mail to association members. They are also available in the members-only section. To obtain printed copies please click here.
Donat Lussier (1916-1944):
The story of a soldier killed on the battlefield in Belgium
By Josée Tétreault
In the summer of 1940, as war raged in Europe, thousands of young men enlisted in Canada. Between 1939 and 1945, more than a million Canadians served their country; more than 42,000 never returned home. Donat Lussier, son of Cyrille Lussier and Marie-Louise Langlois, was one of them. Read more…
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Extract from the biannual magazine “Le Parisien” Volume 1, No 1
Ma mère de 104 ans (My 104-year-old mother)
By Yves Petit
Bibiane Lussier… ” My mother was born in rural Racine on
March 15, 1918, the 14th of 16 children. Racine is a small village next to Valcourt in the Eastern Townships…” Read more…
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Extract from the biannual magazine “Le Parisien” Volume 1, No 1