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If you could teleport, where would you go?

To Jackson to see my Nephrologist, but I can’t afford him.

✨ I send much love to you, beautiful soul. 💙 I hope you’re safe and sound. ☀️

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Thank you, that’s so nice. I wish the same for you. 🌷

Who in your family was Choctaw?

Her name was Christianized to Suzanne, but of course it wasn’t her real name. My 7x Great Grandfather was Jean Baptiste Baudreau dit Graveline of Montreal, Quebec. (His father was first settler and Land Trustee of Montreal, which was called Ville-Marie back then.) Anyway, JBB migrated south with d’Iberville and settled on the Mississippi Coast. He had a child with the Choctaw woman who we know as Suzanne. About 12 years later, they reluctantly married because their son Jean Baptiste II was illegitimate and being treated as such. So JBB wanted to try to legitimize him. Later on, JBB2 (the son) grew up to be a notorious lawbreaker, and was eventually charged and sentenced to death by breaking wheel, which occurred publicly in front of St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans. Thankfully, before that happened, he had children, including a daughter named Catherine Louise Baudreau. Louise married a settler from Poitiers, France named Joseph Bouzage. They received land from the Spanish via grant, and founded Bayou La Batre, Alabama. They are my 5x Great Grandparents, and the reason I am both Creole and Cajun. Here’s a link about JBB2 on Wikipedia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Baptiste_Baudreau_II
There is a ton of public info about this family line on the internet and in genealogical writings. I’ve been able to trace them back to 1566 France. But to answer your question, Suzanne was my 7x Great Grandmother. It shows up as 1% on my Ancestry due to the generational gap, but I’m impressed they found it at all to be honest. I do have cousins whose Native DNA didn’t show up on their test results. If you Google “Graveline historical marker Mississippi” you’ll find a couple of photos of roadside signs referencing JBB.

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What did you find?

Ancestry dot com is strictly heritage DNA. Based on what I knew about it already, the results they gave me were agreeable. I’m 99% European (France mostly, some Germany and U.K., fair percentage of Ireland, tiny bit of Sweden) and 1% Native American (this is MS Choctaw but they don’t determine that, it’s something I knew already). They found my Gulf Coast and North Carolina first settlers. They missed the Pfalz, Germany-Philadelphia, PA-Philadelphia, MS connection, but it’s confirmed in my genealogical records elsewhere. I bought the test on sale and I was happy overall.
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What do you mean by quasi mom?

The word quasi is defined as “something that is a resemblance”, so a quasi-mom would be someone who resembles a mom. I’m not a mom in real life, but I sometimes act like a mom giving advice on Ask. :)

Who is your favourite author?

I enjoyed the Jules Verne novellas.
Around the World in 80 Days
20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
Etc.
I’ll have to make an author list sometime and post it. Stay tuned.

Guilty pleasure food?

Gosh, there are so many. :(
Fruit snacks
Pizza
Cheese dip
Chips and salsa
Bacon
Bread
Alfredo sauce
Frappe
Chocolate malts
My willpower with food is getting worse every day. I gotta get a handle on it, to be honest.

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