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Filles du Roi aux Mères d’une Nation

Lianne Kruger
Apr 21, 2023
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Bienvenue
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Présentation de l'intervenant
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Introduction
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Filles à marier
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Filles du roi
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Système seigneurial
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Prochaine génération
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Annonces / prix
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Questions / réponses
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Les sous-titres et la voix de cette vidéo ont été doublés en français à l’aide de l’IA.

Les Filles du roi (les filles du roi) étaient environ 800 jeunes femmes qui ont été amenées en Nouvelle-France par le roi pour aider à la population. Elles ont réussi, car la population de la Nouvelle-France a doublé en une décennie. Deux tiers des Canadiens français sont liés à l’une de ces filles, ainsi que de nombreux Américains, y compris Hillary Clinton, Madonna et Angelina Jolie. Cette session partagera leur histoire ainsi que celle d’autres groupes plus petits que le roi Soleil français, Louis XIV, et Jean Talon ont amenés en Nouvelle-France. Avec leur histoire et l’histoire de leurs enfants, nous partagerons pourquoi elles sont si spéciales et ce qu’elles ont toutes fait pour survivre, ainsi que les problèmes et les épreuves qu’elles ont endurés. De plus, comment cet ADN endogène affecte vos résultats. La session abordera les résultats ADN basés sur ce début endogène qui affecte votre ADN, partagera où les dossiers sont disponibles, et des projets disponibles en ligne pour vous aider à découvrir si vous êtes un descendant de ces merveilleuses filles du roi.

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Lianne Kruger
Lianne Kruger is a professional genealogist and speaker specializing in Canada, homesteading for U.S. and Canada, video recording family history, and using technology in all aspects of genealogy such as Google Maps, Google Drive and Evernote. She
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