Every generation
has a story.

From the farms of Québec to the families of Massachusetts.

Our history is more than a collection of names and dates. It's a story of work, migration, family, and the lives people built.

In 1899, a farmer named Ferdinand Hamel and his wife Georgiana Plante welcomed their son Joseph Amédée in Sainte-Agathe, Québec. A century later, a baptismal entry helped reconnect their descendants to that moment.

This project brings together original records, careful research, and family memories. Every discovery adds another chapter.