Aimé Nicol :
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Aimé Nicol in the Quebec archives

Genealogy Quebec's archives contain mentions of Aimé Nicol across several types of records.

Documents associated with Aimé Nicol

YearEventNamePlace
1947Birth / baptismBlack Lake
1899MarriageMontréal
1959Death / burialSainte-Foy
1931ABCD documentAimé NicolCharny
1940ABCD documentAimé NicolLac-Etchemin (Les Etchemins)
1946MarriageBlack Lake
1946MarriageBlack Lake
1946MarriageBlack Lake
1946ABCD documentAimé NicolBlack-Lake
1949Birth / baptismBlack Lake

These documents may relate to several different people who shared the first name Aimé and last name Nicol.

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When do we find Aimé Nicol?

Number of documents by decade

  • 1890-1899 1 1890-1899: 1 documents
  • 1930-1939 1 1930-1939: 1 documents
  • 1940-1949 7 1940-1949: 7 documents
  • 1950-1959 4 1950-1959: 4 documents
  • 1970-1979 6 1970-1979: 6 documents
  • 1990-1999 2 1990-1999: 2 documents

Mentions of Aimé Nicol are particularly numerous between 1940 and 1949 in the records currently indexed by Genealogy Quebec.

Where do we find Aimé Nicol?

Main associated localities, by number of documents.

Black Lake 11
Bernierville 2
Black-Lake 1
Black-Lake QC (Saint-Désiré) 1
Charny 1
Lac-Etchemin (Les Etchemins) 1
Montréal 1
Sainte-Foy 1
Saint-Ferdinand-d'Halifax 1
Thetford Mines 1

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