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Reply Betty Veno Bennette
04:58 PM on May 07, 2009

Helen... I hope you read this.. Yes, we're definitely cousins. I sent your post
to "our" (yours and mine) cousin and he assured me we're all related. If you
want the details, please email me at: bmbennette@comcast.net (I
don't see your email address in your post.)


HERE'S WHAT OUR COUSIN
SHARED WITH ME:


Is absolutely a cousin. Real quick checking has led
me right back to France via Nova Scotia.The grandfather she references is David
DeCoste married to Jean Mcgrath. He was born in Braintree 1901, his father was
David, born 1876 Nova Scotia, immigrated 1897 married Nellie Hickey (Ireland).
His father was David born abt 1840 Novia Scotia married Mary Jane Mattie, his
father Isaac born Nova Scotia married Dothery Fougere, his father Jean Baptise
born Nova Scotia married Osite Lavendier. I could keep going as the records are
pretty straight forward back to France. Her grandfather David had 3 kids as per
the 1930- census. Myrtle (1926), Francis (1925), John (1927). Unless they had
other children her father is either Francis or John. Figure they married in the
1940's. Would be nice to find a way to get back to her. Can you put something in
the Veno book that asks her to contact you if she cares to find out about this?
John

Reply Helen DeCoste
04:54 PM on May 06, 2009
A friend sent me your site. Although I am a DeCoste, lived in Weymouth, and went to Athens School, I don't think I'm related, but could be. My grandfather's name was David DeCoste (he'd be in the 100's now) and my grandmother's name was Jean McGrath. She was from Novia Scotia and I do have relative there, but don't know them. Nice site.
Reply Betty Veno Bennette
06:02 PM on March 27, 2009
Hi, Karen.. thank you for posting. The DeCoste part of my family has micmac blood (Mi'kmaq). I'd love to know more about your tribe. You can email me at bmbennette@comcast.net if you'd like. Again, thank you for posting! ~ Betty Veno Bennette
Reply Betty Veno Bennette
06:00 PM on March 27, 2009
Hi,Amy... I'd love to know more... you can email me at bmbennette@comcast.net (I don't see your email address)...thanks! Betty Veno Bennette
Reply karen vigneault
03:06 PM on March 27, 2009
Howka, I am from the Kumeyaay tribe and a member of the Santa Ysabel Indian Reservation. My father was Kumeyaay and french. I am also related to the Bolduc and the Rodrigue family..
Reply Amy Veno
07:48 AM on March 24, 2009
Hi there! Found this site by accident but now I need to know if there is a relation to any of you. I am a Veno my grandmother is Elizabeth Veno grandfather Lee Veno and my father is Stephen Veno. Not sure of the Decoste name however we all are from the south shore mass (Quincy area) Just curious to know
~Amy Veno
Reply Vangelis Venos
05:11 PM on November 29, 2008
Hi Tyler. I know a george veno. he was my grad father.
Reply Vangelis Venos
05:07 PM on November 29, 2008
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Reply Betty Veno Bennette
07:40 PM on September 06, 2008
Hi, Tyler: Sorry... I can't think of any "George Veno" that I've found on my family tree... what is the original spelling of your name? Was it Vigneau?

~ Betty Veno Bennette
Reply Tyler Veno
02:09 PM on September 03, 2008
hey my name is tyler veno. I live in kingston ontario canada. im tryin to find out all i can about the veno family tree. i noticed there was a few people from older generations named george veno which struck my intrest because that was my grandfathers name. I dont think its the same guy but i figured he might b named after someone down the line because his fathers name is the same. I know that my grandfather was born in muskush canada and that he had extensive family in P.E.I....he had three children marlene, greg, and coleen veno and was stationed all over canada because of the army but eventually settled in kingston ontario. Please someone give me sum information about my relatives or my family treee!!!!!!!