According to Jesse and James Bruchac, sons of Joseph Bruchac III, stated in Joe's Blog entitled post The Bowman and Sénécal Heritage on August 14, 2025
“on his father’s side, Jesse was the son of Louis Bowman (1844–1918). Louis’s mother was Sophie Sénécal dit Laframboise, a woman whose family name is securely documented in the Catholic parish registers of Saint-François-du-Lac and nearby Pierreville.
The duo Bruchac brothers go one to declare:
The Sénécal and Laframboise families appear in 19th-century acts at these missions, and branches of the Sénécal family are known to have intermarried with families at Odanak, the Abénaki reserve along the Saint-François River.
While this makes Abenaki ancestry through Sophie a possibility, no direct parish record has yet been found proving that Sophie herself belonged to an Abénaki branch of the family.
For now, her Indigenous heritage must be regarded as unproven but still a meaningful avenue for research.”
Just more Bruchac$ 5.💩6.💩7.💩8.💩
The Bruchac$ do not have to lie to deceive anyone.
Least of all themselves!
(It's quite obvious what Joe, Marge, and his two sons are doing in their blog)
They and their ilk are some people who in their lives use slippery words to try and manipulate their naïve audiences, interviewers, and readers.
They use ambiguous words, and language to hide their deceit, their manipulations, distortions and lies. Speaking without really saying anything (at least of objective verifiable substance).
This intentional language-speak is what is called
“Manipulative Under-Specification”
😳
When the VT-NH Pretendian$ / “Abénaki$” of Vermont-New Hampshire (etc.) use these tactics, they deliberately intentionally 'under specify' thereby leaving their meaning(s) open to interpretation(s), and leave their listeners and or readers to “fill in the details” for these Pretendian$ / “Abenaki$” ... who seek to lead the listeners and or readers to, by dropping subjective leading words, like “crumbs.”
These VT-NH Pretendian$ / “Abenaki$” will “prime” a naïve audience to their tactics, by “seeding” or “planting” in amongst the public members attending the presentation, their own people and or their allies, to guide or direct the questions, or to contain any discussions the presenters may be be comfortable being asked of them, or that they do not want to answer.
This is WHY they if ever or rarely mention BY NAME and DATES and PLACES their alleged Abénaki ancestors, when asked, when interviewed, or that that information is given freely in presentations.
Both in Academic and State Institutions and Agencies, are left, to ASSUME these Pretendian$ / “Abenaki$” of Vermont-New Hampshire, actually have such ancestral connections and to LIVING Abénaki Relatives and COMMUNITY.
The “Abenaki$” of VT-NH-MA (etc.) rarely (if ever) provide any objectively given (and verifiable) clear straight lines back to their ancestral historical Abénakis or even to Odanak or Wôlinak relatives within 2-3 generations. Everyone is left to color in the details ... of their understanding of ... which is usually most-often minimal.
People under specify because it provides them an element of “Plausible Deniability” ... They can always say “Well, that's not what I meant ... ” if their narratives of being “Abenaki$” is proven dubious, unsubstantiated and or a downright blatant decades long lie. Or if someone like reporter Chris Churchill or Dr. Darryl Leroux, or Dr. Debbie Reese, Jacques Watso, or Denise Watso, et al., challenges the Pretendian$ / “Abenaki$”.
People who become “Abenaki$” / Pretendian$ across the northeast sometimes “under specify” or become “manipulative under specification” because it is calculatingly easier or simply safer for them.
But most times, it's just plain manipulation on the part of the Pretendian$, and the tactics repeatedly needs to be called out for what it is.
As with the Bruchac$ the like-minded ilk of Pretendian$ almost always use nebulous ever-changing “facts”... narratives ... and of course storytelling ...
Thus the reason(s) for my research (and that of MANY other researchers)
Adrien Beaudry (left), Louis Beaudry Sr. (center), with Louis Beaudry Jr. (right).
Adrién Vaudry (1594-1660) Rouen, Normandie, France
Jacques (“Charles”) Vaudry (1636-1688) Rouen to Lamberville, France and then to Trois Rivières to Louiseville, Qc.
Jacques Vaudry (1670-1743) Montréal, Québec, Canada
Jean Baptiste Vaudry (1701-1765) Repentigny, Qc. to Mascouche, Qc.
Jean Marie Vaudry (1742-1805) Lachenie, Qc. to Montréal, Québec, Canada
Simon Vaudry (1782-1848) Montréal, Québec, Canada - 2nd wife, Catherine Chagnon (1791-1876)
Charles (“Louis Pierre”) Vaudry dit Beaudry (1820-1896) Montréal, Québec, Canada
Louis Vaudry dit Beaudry (1854-1890) Maskinongé, Qc. to Montréal, Qc.
Joseph Louis Isidore (“Wilborde”) Beaudry Sr. (1882-1970) Montréal, Qc.
Joseph Charles Louis Beaudry Jr. (1914-aft. 1930) Montréal, Qc. and his brother Joseph Ludger Adrien Beaudry (1915-1993)
In retrospect, the immigrator Jacques Vaudry was an immigrant from Lamberville, France to the Province of Québec, Canada, arriving by 1661.
Name Variation:
On the 1666 Census record as 'Charles', the majority of other records state his name as Jacques. Possibly a little used second name.
Jacques Vaudry, Jeanne Rénault / Rénaud, Marie Vaudry and Peter Vaudry lived in 1666 in Trois-Rivières, Canada.
According to Census of 1681: he is 49 years old and his wife Jeanne Renault 52; Children: Pierre 18; Mary 16; François 14; James 11; Marguerite 8; Jeanne 6; 1 rifle, 4 horned animals and 16 arpents in value.-
Information from Muguette Marsan
Lawsuit between Jacques Vaudry, plaintiff, and Jean Gariépy, defendant, for the return of hay bales.
Quebec heritage
New France. Royal jurisdiction of Montreal. August 7, 1706 - August 20, 1706
Citation information
Transcript:
L’Abbe Benoit Duplein - "Dans une lettre de 1688 (et aujourd ’ hui perdue), il donnait un état de la mission de la Rivière-du-Loup, ( Louiseville) où l'on venait de trouver les corps de St-Amant et Vandry, massacrés par les Iroquois (1)." (Note) " Il doit s'agir de Pierre Pellerin dit Ste.-Amunt (Amand) et de Jacques Vaudry, tous deux des Trois-Rivières." ----
Translation:
In a letter of 1688 (and today lost), he gave a report of the mission to Rivière-du-Loup (Louiseville) where the bodies of Ste. Amant and Vaudry had been found, massacred by the Iroquois (1).
Footnote 1. by Roy: It must be Pierre Pellerin dit Ste.-Amant (Amand) and Jacques Vaudry, both of Trois-Rivières.
Archivist Pierre-George Roy and two of his sons did their research over several decades and published the Bulletin between about 1920 and 1943. In 1920, Roy was the first archivist at the Archives de la Province du Québec, the precursor of the Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ), and he later became senior archivist at the Archives nationales du Québec in Quebec City. His two sons were also archivists.
Le Bulletin Des Recherches Historiques Volume XXX No. 9 (Page 276)
Note: Jacques Vaudry and family were living in Louiseville (Riviere du Loup). His son and last child born, Joseph, was baptized by Father Benoit Duplein ( see above.. same Preist as noted Jacque's death)at Riviere du Loup in Nov. 1687. The Baptism took place in the house of the Seigneuriale. On the Baptismal certificate Jacques, his wife and two of his children show their residence as Riviere du Loup (Louiseville).(See Joseph Vaudry PRDH Baptismal ref. under Joseph Vaudry.) Louiseville is on the North shore of the St Lawerence. (Iroqoise raids were frequent at Riviere du loupe in 1687. The family moved to Ile Montreal and leased land to farm on June 5, 1689. (see Jeanne Renaud Profile)
Source information:
Title: Banq Collection
As for the spouse of Jacques (“Charles”) Vaudry (1636-1688), Jeanne Rénaud dite Rénault (1642-1714), she had married Jacques on February 14, 1661 in the L'Immaculée Conception des Trois Rivières, Trois-Rivières, St. Maurice, Québec, Canada.
List of properties for JEANNE RENAUD:
rue Saint-Paul south 1689/06/05 1689/08/25 tenant 40098 350 (4)
rue Saint-Paul south 1689/06/05 1689/08/25 landlord 40098 350 ( 4)
rue Saint-Jean-Baptiste is 1689/11/19 1691/09/21 owner 30344 286/287 (1)
chemin de la Petite North River 1691/11/01 1692/10/31 tenant 20165 141 (1) / 142 (1)
West Market Square 1692/11/01 1692/11/13 tenant 30384 192 (4)
St. Paul Street South 1692/11/04 1693/09/03 tenant 30366 185a / 186a (1) >5) / 193u / 194u / 195u
rue Saint-François-Xavier west 1693/12/01 1696/11/30 tenant 20178 143
rue Saint-François-Xavier is 1695/02/11 1696/02/13 owner 30258 180 (1)
rue Saint-Paul south 1696/09/01 1702/04/21 tenant of the land 30366 185a / 186a (1> 5) / 193u / 194u / 195u
rue Saint-Paul south 1700/01/09 1704 / 12/31 owner 40098 350 (4)
rue Saint-Paul south 1702/04/22 1704/12/31 tenant of the land 30369 185a (1> 3)
Note on the location of parcels in Old Montreal:
10000-19999 : west of Saint-Pierre Street 20000-29999: from Saint-Pierre Street to Saint-François-Xavier Street 30000-39999: from Saint-François-Xavier Street to Saint-Gabriel Street 40000-49999: from the St-Gabriel Street to Bonsecours Street 50000-59999: East of Bonsecours Street 60000-69999: Pointe-à-Callière 5) / 193u / 194u / 195u- rue Saint-Paul south 1700/01/09 1704/12/31 owner 40098 350 (4) - rue Saint-Paul south 1702/04/22 1704/12/31 tenant of the land 30369 185a (1> 3)
Note on the location of parcels in Old Montreal: 10000-19999: west of Saint-Pierre Street 20000-29999: from Saint-Pierre Street to Saint-François-Xavier Street 30000- 39999: from Saint-François-Xavier Street to Saint-Gabriel Street 40000-49999: from Saint-Gabriel Street to Bonsecours Street 50000-59999: east of Bonsecours Street 60000-69999: Pointe-à-Callière5) / 193u / 194u / 195u- rue Saint-Paul south 1700/01/09 1704/12/31 owner 40098 350 (4) - rue Saint-Paul south 1702/04/22 1704/12/31 tenant of the land 30369 185a (1> 3)
Note on the location of parcels in Old Montreal:
10000-19999: west of Saint-Pierre Street 20000-29999: from Saint-Pierre Street to Saint-François-Xavier Street 30000- 39999: from Saint-François-Xavier Street to Saint-Gabriel Street 40000-49999: from Saint-Gabriel Street to Bonsecours Street 50000-59999: east of Bonsecours Street 60000-69999: Pointe-à-Callière from Saint-Pierre Street to Saint-François-Xavier Street 30000-39999: from Saint-François-Xavier Street to Saint-Gabriel Street 40000-49999: from Saint-Gabriel Street to Bonsecours Street 50000-59999: to Bonsecours Street 60000-69999: Pointe-à-Callière from Saint-Pierre Street to Saint-François-Xavier Street 30000-39999: from Saint-François-Xavier Street to Saint-Gabriel Street 40000-49999: from Saint-Gabriel Street to Bonsecours Street 50000-59999: east of Bonsecours Street 60000-69999: Pointe-à-Callière5) / 193u / 194u / 195u- rue Saint-Paul south 1700/01/09 1704/12/31 owner 40098 350 (4) - rue Saint-Paul south 1702/04/22 1704/12/31 tenant of the land 30369 185a (1> 3)
Info from Muguette Marsan
October 13, 1704
New France. Superior Council of Quebec
Judgment returning with costs the appeal of Jeanne Rénaud, widow of Jacques Vaudry, resident of Montreal, appellant of an award rendered in the Jurisdiction of Montreal, July 11, 1704 against Georges Pruneau, bailiff of the said Jurisdiction, and ordering her to the fine for his “crazy appeal.”
But getting back to the primary closer Vaudry dit Beaudry people:
Simon Vaudry (1782-1848) Montréal, Québec, Canada - 2nd wife, Catherine Chagnon (1791-1876)
Charles (“Louis Pierre”) Vaudry dit Beaudry (1820-1896) Montréal, Québec, Canada
Louis Vaudry dit Beaudry (1854-1890) Maskinongé, Qc. to Montréal, Qc.
Charles Jules Beaudry (1880-1976) Montréal, Qc. to Providence, Rhode Island
Charles Jules Beaudry
December 1936
BROTHER TO:
Joseph Louis Isidore (“Wilborde”) Beaudry Sr. (1882-1970) Montréal, Qc.
NOW when I saw this DNA match in March 2024 and this particular photograph, I had a sudden “a-ha moment”
I “felt” seriously as if I had finally “tapped into” Jesse Bowman and John Jack Bowman's father Louis (1844-1918) Bowman's specific genetic lateral but descendant lineage of kith and kin relative.
It literally sent “chills” through me, just looking at these two photographs and doing the comparatives.
Jesse E. Bowman (left) and Jean-Pierre Beaudry (right)
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atDNA in AncestryDNA showed definitively that Jean-Pierre Beaudry and Robert H. Bowman and other Louis ( 1844-1918) Bowman descendants matched to one another, as well as in FTDNA (FamilyTreeDNA)
Joseph Édouard Alfred Charles (“Roger” ) Beaudry (1921-2000)
Simon Vaudry (1782-1848) Montréal, Québec, Canada - 2nd wife, Catherine Chagnon (1791-1876)
Charles (“Louis Pierre”) Vaudry dit Beaudry (1820-1896) Montréal, Québec, Canada
Louis Vaudry dit Beaudry (1854-1890) Maskinongé, Qc. to Montréal, Qc.
Charles Jules Beaudry (1880-1976) Montréal, Qc. to Providence, Rhode Island
Jean-Pierre Beaudry (1948 - ) Montréal, Québec, Canada
Jean-Pierre Beaudry
GRAND-NEPHEW TO:
Joseph Louis Isidore (“Wilborde”) Beaudry Sr. (1882-1970) Montréal, Qc.
FIRST COUSIN ONCE REMOVED TO:
FIRST COUSIN ONCE REMOVED TO:
Joseph Charles Louis Beaudry Jr. (1914-aft. 1930) Montréal, Qc. and his brother Joseph Ludger Adrien Beaudry (1915-1993)
Robert H. Bowman matched to Stephanie Lauzon and Michael Lauzon as well as Jean-Pierre Beaudry in AncestryDNA.
Mark D. Sherlock matches to Jean-Pierre Beaudry
in AncestryDNA.
Mark D. Sherlock matched to Robert H. Bowman in MyHeritage (DNA)
As well as Jean-Pierre Beaudry at 48.4 cM as a Predicted 4th Cousin.
The atDNA Chromosome Browser in FTDNA shows Jean-Pierre Beaudry “stacking up” atop DNA with and in comparative to Earl Bowman Sr., Robert H. Bowman, Mark D. Sherlock, Carol E. Jones and her brother Walter Jones, as well as Carol's son Jerry Stuart SPECIFICALLY on Chromosome 7.
And in GedMatch, again on Chromosome 7, Earl Bowman, Robert Bowman, Walter Jones, Carol Jones, and that of Mark Sherlock match to Jean-Pierre Beaudry.
Y-DNA 700 showed that Jean-Pierre Beaudry also “lined up” specifically with Robert H. Bowman.
Joseph Edward Bruchac III, the author, claiming that his Great-Grandpa Louis Bowman was the son of “Joseph Bowman who having (according what he claims is his “family traditions”) died on some log drive on the Kennebec River in Penobscot territory in Maine. Then proceeds to claim that Louis/Lewis Bowman (born July 20, 1844 in Ely, Qc.) and baptized June 11, 1845 (per the Notre De Granby Parish Records) at ten months old, with his Godfather being his maternal grandfather, was (quote) born in an Abénaki enclave in Brome-Missisquoi, Quebec, Canada, in 1844.”
This is called drowning in the deep river of DENIALISM having been completely blinded by Cognitive Dissonance and or one's own utter delusional bull 💩💩💩💩
(Or is just more made-up Bruchac$ lies?)
THINK about it.
Well Joe Bruchac is in his 80s and his sister Marge isn't but 11 years younger than her older brother.
October 1991
In 2014, Mary Ann MUST have been showing/selling
her beautiful photography
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Under the guise of being an Abénaki too (like her two siblings?)
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It is surprising that she didn't use bloodroot plant dye
on her cheeks and forehead too.
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Like her Grandfather Jesse Bowman did with "Sonny"
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Oh well, the choker will do ...
Mary Ann (Bruchac) Lynch having passed away on January 03, 2021, leaving her husband, Jack Lynch and their two children Margot and Zachary Lynch, the latter of who did an AncestryDNA test:
15 + 26 + 12 + 11 + 24 + 7 + 3 + 2 = 100%
Ethnicity Prediction Estimate
Interesting it didn't “detect” any Amerindian / “Native American” genetic percentile %
Genealogy and Genetics be damned according Joe Bruchac and his sister. Science and genetics results is “for the birds” according to the both of Joe and Marge, because it doesn't “fit their very profitable narratives” and their “busine$$” created persona'$ of “Playing Abénaki$”. To hell with the actual FACTS and TRUTH and REALITY with the likes of the Bruchac$ eh.
Jean-Pierre Beaudry matches to yet another Bowman descendant Susan (Terry) Karsten on AncestryDNA.
4th – 6th Cousin - [35% Predicted 3rd Cousin]
2nd cousin 2x removed
Half 2nd cousin 1x removed
Half 1st cousin 3x removed
Parent 2's side
Shared DNA: 43 cM across 2 segments
Unweighted shared DNA: 46 cM
Longest segment: 25 cM
Jean-Pierre Beaudry matches to Mark D. Sherlock on AncestryDNA.
Predicted Relationship: 4th – 6th Cousin
Parent 1's side
Shared DNA: 23 cM across 3 segments
Unweighted shared DNA: 37 cM
Longest segment: 18 cM
Jean-Pierre Beaudry matches to Robert Howard Bowman on AncestryDNA.
Predicted Relationship: 5th – 8th Cousin
Parent 1's side
Shared DNA: 19 cM across 2 segments
Unweighted shared DNA: 33 cM
Longest segment: 18 cM
Jean-Pierre Beaudry matches to Earl John Bowman Sr. on AncestryDNA.
Predicted Relationship: 5th – 8th Cousin
Shared DNA: 14 cM across 1 segments
Unweighted shared DNA: 17 cM
Longest segment: 17 cM
Jean-Pierre Beaudry matches to Carol B. (Jones) on AncestryDNA.
Predicted Relationship: 5th – 8th Cousin
Parent 2's side
Shared DNA: 15 cM across 2 segments
Unweighted shared DNA: 17 cM
Longest segment: 9 cM
Jean-Pierre Beaudry matches to Scott Fremont on AncestryDNA.
5th – 8th Cousin
Parent 2's side
Shared DNA: 14 cM across 1 segments
Unweighted shared DNA: 17 cM
Longest segment: 17 cM
Possible DNA relationships:
22%
3rd cousin 1x removed
Half 3rd cousin
Half 2nd cousin 2x removed
2nd cousin 3x removed
Jean-Pierre Beaudry matches in AncestryDNA to:
Paul Swartz, Rosemary Gibson, Theresa Pietrofeso, Brenda (nee: Hitchcock) Ordway, elki1949, 1_dwightsmom, Katrina Terry, David Terry, and Deborah Woodworth (Lozella Stone - Terry Desc.), and charmterry77 [ALL are descendants from Louis (1844-1918) Bowman ...]
… and Jean-Pierre Beaudry also matches in AncestryDNA to Michael Lauzon, yet another Louis Pierre / Charles Vaudry (1820-1896) descendant.
Simon Vaudry & Catherine Chagnon
Louis Pierre (Charles) Vaudry & Josephine (Josephte) Soucisse
Francois Xavier Beaudry & Celina Gauthier
Odile (Adile) Celina Beaudry & Pierre Adolphe Lauzon
Elezar Fernand Laurent “Larry” Lauzon
Michel Lauzon
Michel Lauzon matches to Robert H. Bowman on AncestryDNA. Bob Bowman, son of Howard Leroy Bowman to John Jack Bowman, to Louis (1844-1918)
Predicted relationship: 4th Cousins
Possible range: 4th - 6th cousins
Confidence: High
Amount of Shared DNA
38 cM (Centimorgans) shared across 3 DNA segments
Michel Lauzon matches to Mark D. Sherlock on AncestryDNA. Mark is son of Edith Bowman to her father John Jack Bowman to his father Louis (1844-1918)
Predicted Relationship: 5th – 8th Cousin
Shared DNA: 18 cM across 2 segments
Michel Lauzon matches to Walter W. Jones on AncestryDNA. Wally is descendant of Margaret "Bowman" daughter of Eva May Bowman, daughter of Louis (1844-1918). We do not know who Margaret's genetic-contributing paternal lineage is (as yet ... still a work in progress)
Predicted Relationship: 5th – 8th Cousin
Shared DNA: 14 cM across 1 segments
Michel Lauzon also matches in AncestryDNA to:
Susan (Terry) Karston, Deborah (Terry) Woodworth These two Terry's are descendants of Lozella (Stone) Terry, and her mother Florence (Bowman) Stone .... to Louis (1844-1918)
[Michael Lauzon does NOT genetically match to Walter's sister Carol in AncestryDNA, interestingly noted]
Simon Vaudry & Catherine Chagnon
Emilie Vaudry & Jean (John) McLean
Philippe McLean & Emelina Marcil
Blanche (McLean) & Omer Émond
Valerien Joseph George Émond & (unk. First name) Lalonde
Jacques Émond
Jacques Émond matches to Robert H. Bowman in AncestryDNA.
4th – 6th Cousin
Parent 1's side
Shared DNA: 41 cM across 1 segments
Jacques Émond matches also in AncestryDNA to:
Royce Eldridge, N.E. (Managed by Royce Eldridge) Adrianna Eldridge [who are Earl Kenneth Bowman's kith and kin through Irma Gail Bowman], elki1949, 1_dwightsmom, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Jheri Coffey; and Jacques matches genetically to other Charles Vaudry descendants, Louise McLean, Martin Berthiaume and Benoit Berthiaume.
Marge Bruchac posted in a Wabanaki FaceBook Social Media Group on June 19, 2018, that “Actually DNA Testing by Douglas Buchholz of the Bowman's is in itself fake. He claims to have data on people who have never given him genetic samples” to Barry Dana and Meridith Bolster, both Penobscot Indians.
WHY was Marge Bruchac lying?
What else have the Bruchac$ been LYING about?
Manipulating?
Distorting?
FTDNA Testing by mbruchac under her sister's name
(Mary Ann Lynch)
WHY?
Marge Bruchac
“Hiding-in-Plain-Sight”
WHY was Marge doing a FTNDA Test INSINUATING that Mary Ann Lynch tested?
Bob Bowman completed the swab samples and mailed them back to Douglas Buchholz
October 4, 2016
“Marge Bruchac = mbruchac”
on AncestryDNA
mbruchac = malimaligeet
Is her DNA “fake” since she matched to Robert Bowman?
HER SECOND COUSIN
😂
FTDNA Y-DNA 37 and Family Finder (atDNA) Testing Ordered
for Robert Bowman
FTDNA Kit 460662 was sent to Bob Bowman January 05, 2016
on January 09, 2016 and such was delivered to Mr. Buchholz on January 11, 2016
E J Bowman didn't detect my FB DM of Sept. 22, 2015
Mr. Buchholz then took photographs! 😊
The Robert Bowman Letter of February 08, 2021 SHOWS CLEARLY
the Bowman DNA GENETIC SAMPLES were and are ...
NOT FAKE! 😳
until he called me a number of years later...
Jesse E. Bowman with his wife and ladies ...
The Earl Bowman Jr. Letter of March 11, 2021 SHOWS CLEARLY
the Bowman DNA GENETIC SAMPLES were and are ...
NOT FAKE! 😳
September 2015
NOW REMEMBER BOYS and GIRLS, LADIES and GENTLEMEN ...
Now for some photographs ... and comparatives
(of course)
Jesse E. Bowman and his 2nd wife Marion (Dunham)
with their daughter Marion Bowman
The dark complexion of Grandpa Jesse
makes him an Abénaki
Or ... maybe it's just walking in the woods ...
Or not spanking a child ...
John Jack Bowman
(Jesse Bowman's younger brother)
1973
As follows ... more images of Jesse Elmer Bowman
Oh Look 👀 James E. Bruchac in wee Mocassins
By gosh, he MUST BE AN
NOTICE Jesse Bowman's hair is in comparative to the male Vaudry descendants
of Charles (1820-1896) Vaudry dit Beaudry
OK, now that folks have seen these photographic and genetic comparatives ...
Jesse's Father Louis's GENTIC Father Charles's Father's
VAUDRY dit BEAUDRY' ANCESTRY
This blog will, in the subsequent post (Part 6) ...
begin to SHOW the verbatim GENETIC jpeg'd Matches for
the Sophie Sénécal dit Laframboise Descendants
to the Louis (1844-1918) Bowman Descendants.
😃
Looking for Louis (1844-1918) Bowman's “BOWMAN” father is a futile affair ...
BECAUSE Louis was NEVER a Bowman to begin with ...
He was likely anglicizing his Beaudry to Bowman surname ...
Coming into the States from Lower Canada ...
from his genetic-contributing father ...
Charles VAUDRY dit Beaudry ...
The man was not an Abénaki.
He was not “hiding-in-plain sight” or “denying his Indian blood”...
Likely he was simply (with intention) trying to “hide”
the very FACT that he was illégitime.
(Right along with his mother's hiding her own “secrets”)
And thus stating that he could not find any document of his birth.
Part 6 Next ...
