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You are too kind! lol.......
I got into this for my daughter and kinda got hooked when what I was finding did not add up.
In fact worse than that: so much of it was just flat wrong
I started to dig deeper
Wonders of the internet these days.........
and one of the old stories is that Andre Sire: coming in 1668 and Pierre Sirre, Acadia in 1671 were brothers.......
This is the main item I think 12 markers will prove or disprove.
Myself I have never found a shred of proof, but the story has carried on for so long it is worth checking out.
I do have a ready pool from the Andre Sire lineage.
Just need to build a Pierre Sirre lineage pool.
As for Sirois, Surreau, Le Seur, and every other variation: every single man has been accounted for in Canada prior to 1700.
The only "invisible" one is Pierre Sirre, with a variation of this name.
that is why I am fairly confident that we WILL find him to be Pierre de la Serre
who disappeared in 1667
and
Pierre Sirre who mysteriously appeared around 1668.
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