Caudebec in AmericaLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1770 to 1840Reading editionChapter navigation37 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE "CAUDEBEC" COAT-OF-ARMSCAUDEBEC IN AMERICAINTRODUCTIONPIONEER KNOLL-HOME OF THE FIRST SETTLERDEEDS, LAND, PAPERS ETC.PIONEER DAYSTHE CUDDEBACK PATENT DISSOLVED.FIRST GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1700 to 1780SECOND GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1730 to 1800THIRD GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1770 to 1840FOURTH GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1810 to 1890FIFTH GENERATIONFIFTH GENERATION (continued 2)LIVING APPROXIMATELY 1820 to 1900SIXTH GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1840 to 1920SEVENTH GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1860 to dateEIGHTH GENERATIONNEARPASS FAMILY.THE LOW FAMILY.THE WESTFALL FAMILYTHE GUIMAR FAMILY.FAMILY OF THE EMIGRANT ANCESTOR.THE ELTING FAMILYTHE TITSWORTH FAMILY.ST. JOHN FAMILYMALVEN FAMILYVAN INWEGEN FAMILYVAN ETTEN LINECAUDEBEC IN NORMANDY, FRANCEINDEXPrevious chapter ←THIRD GENERATIONNext chapter →FOURTH GENERATIONAll chapters and sections (37)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE "CAUDEBEC" COAT-OF-ARMSCAUDEBEC IN AMERICAINTRODUCTIONPIONEER KNOLL-HOME OF THE FIRST SETTLERDEEDS, LAND, PAPERS ETC.PIONEER DAYSTHE CUDDEBACK PATENT DISSOLVED.FIRST GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1700 to 1780SECOND GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1730 to 1800THIRD GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1770 to 1840FOURTH GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1810 to 1890FIFTH GENERATIONFIFTH GENERATION (continued 2)LIVING APPROXIMATELY 1820 to 1900SIXTH GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1840 to 1920SEVENTH GENERATIONLIVING APPROXIMATELY 1860 to dateEIGHTH GENERATIONNEARPASS FAMILY.THE LOW FAMILY.THE WESTFALL FAMILYTHE GUIMAR FAMILY.FAMILY OF THE EMIGRANT ANCESTOR.THE ELTING FAMILYTHE TITSWORTH FAMILY.ST. JOHN FAMILYMALVEN FAMILYVAN INWEGEN FAMILYVAN ETTEN LINECAUDEBEC IN NORMANDY, FRANCEINDEX[Lineage Paragraphs 37-88]← THIRD GENERATIONFOURTH GENERATION →