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Romain Long marries Marie-Vitaline Theriault at St-Basile, New Brunswick

Philip and Julie and family move to Clair, New Brunswick

Key Events and Chronology of the Canadian Postal Service - 1828

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Philip and Julie move to Clair, New Brunswick

Philip Long moves himself and his family (wife: Marie-Julie, and four kids: Georges, Romain, Suzanne and Michel) to a parcel of land adjacent to a place known locally as “la petite Décharge” (today Clair, New Brunswick – incorporated in 1887).  This location is strategic for its military value (it is on the edge of one of the most important navigation routes and across from the “Décharge” or Fish River today) and also rich with giant white pines exclusively used and « reserved » for building the masts of great ships.  This location will become the foyer of all the descendants of the Long-Lang family line that originated from Madawaska and children of Georges, Romain and Michel. 

Marriage of Romain Long and Marie-Vitaline Theriault

Marriage of Romain (Memen) Long to Marie-Vitaline Theriault on January 22 1828 at St-Basile, New Brunswick.

Key events of 1828

History - Chronology of the Postal Service in Canada

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