Great common sense here. Wish IÂ?d thugoht of that.

Daughter of Levite Lavoie and Rose Dionne. Good to see pictures of where I went to school and church. Have not been in the area since 1995 but it brings back good memories from your website.

J'applaudit les efforts de tous ceux qui contibuent au succes du site web! Bon travail! "Lachez-pas la patate"! (Je suis la fille de John F. et Margot Dionne.)

looking foward to the homecoming in july. Leo from Plantsville, ct o6479

I was just looking at the pictures of the church being built. It's my understanding that my grandfather Willie helped build the church too. I loved seeing the inside pictures. You can only see the outside on google maps! I told my aunt and uncle about this page some time ago and they liked seeing the old pictures of the school, which they had attended. I'll tell them you have pictures of the church. They'd love to see them! Thank for maintaining this site.

These are great photos. Keep up the nice work.

I moved to ct. in 1962 when i was 10 year old and i still think and miss the town of grand isle maine. Some day i hope to move back.

Thanks for all the work the members do, they are what makes all this real. Its great to read and see the photos of the history of this great community.

My 3rd Great Grandfather Joseph St.Jean and his family lived in Grand Isle, Maine in 1880. I don't have any photos of him and know nothing about him or the town where he lived. I've never been to the area and have been fascinated by your website. Thank you so much for your efforts in opening a window into the past.

My mother's family was from Grand Isle. Her father's name was Willie Levasseur, born in Lille, Me and was a carpenter who moved to Lynn, Massachusetts. Her mother's maiden name was Soucy and she was from Grand Isle. I saw a book from Grand Isle that had a picture of my mother's family in it taken in Lynn.

I enjoyed your archived pictures. Hope you will continue archiving. Good Job. Do you have any information on the Lizotte family reunion. I believe it was held in 1986 or 1987. i wa planning to attend but my Dad was very ill and subsequently pass away. He was born in St. David but lived in Grand Isle for a time. Thanks Linda

Am looking for details on The Cyr that owned the boarding house in Grande Isle in the 1800's. will contact you later. He was my great-grandfather.

The archived photos are fascinating. Do you have any hunting photos from camps that were in operation back in the early 1900's ? Were there many deer in the area back then. It would be interesting to know because they have all but disappeared today!

Thanks for sharing this photos~

I thoroughly enjoyed browsing your new website. My mother, Christine Doucette, was born in Grand Isle and was the daughter of Leonard & Annie Doucette. I visited Grand Isle when I was a youngster & then again for my Grandfather's funeral when I was a teenager. I remember visiting some sort of a general store & remember what a beautiful little town Grand Isle was. My sister should be in Grand Isle this week visiting from Georgia & she planned on visiting the Historical Society along with her husband & daughter and I'm looking forward to hearing all about her visit to Grand Isle. I also look forward to visiting your website again & maybe I'll get to see some photos of some of my distant relatives. Keep up the good work. Sincerely, N. Wynne Suwanee, GA

nice work for part time workers!

Great job on your new website! Keep up the good work!