hi there
I am a drinkwine and i need to know if you can help me. now i know we came from canida. I did not no that . But do you know how was the first drinkwine that came here and what year? i am doing a report fom school and i have no idea about the history on the drinkwine family so if you can can you e-mail me some info on us if it is not to much trouble thank you so much

Jamie

I'm searching for any information on the Drinkwine Boivin Family from Northern Vermont, St. Albans area. In particular the marriage of Theodore Antoine Drinkwine (Boivin) To Emily (Mary) Chamberlain about 1839+-. In a descendant of their daughter Adeline Drinkwine (b.1841) who married Joseph Richards.

If anyone has any information it would be greatly appreciated...

Paul Drainville

Yes, Boivin has been translated to Drinkwine. My mother is a Drinkwine. Her great grandfather was Edward Boivin and was born in St Gervais, Quebec on Jul 13, 1830. He immigrated to the United States, Bangor, Maine around 1850. No one could say or spell his name so the family changed the name to Drinkwine before 1860. Even Edward's wife's family changed their surname as well. His wife was Elizabeth Pooler (originally Poulin).

Yes, Boivin has been translated to Drinkwine. My mother is a Drinkwine. Her great grandfather was Edward Boivin and was born in St Gervais, Quebec on Jul 13, 1830. He immigrated to the United States, Bangor, Maine around 1850. No one could say or spell his name so the family changed the name to Drinkwine before 1860. Even Edward's wife's family changed their surname as well. His wife was Elizabeth Pooler (originally Poulin).