Francois St. Germain
- Born: 1782 or 1785, St. Francois Xavier, Manitoba
- Marriage: Louise Saucier dit Chateau dit Morand on 21 Sep 1829 in St. Boniface, Manitoba
- Died: 15 May 1871, St. Francois Xavier, Manitoba at age 89
 General Notes:
50,000 displaced persons arrived in Canada from the United States.
They are given 100 acres for the head of the house and 50 acres for each woman and child.
It is noteworthy that they are given a generous land grant, free and clear, and food and supplies for the winter.
In the next century, the English would procrastinate in recognizing the Canadian Metis' right to own land.
The English demanded freedom of choice for themselves
but would not allow freedom of choice to be given to the Canadians.
These are not the only evils that these ungrateful people would bring to Canada.
French Canadian, Lower Canada
I do not believe he has any Indian blood.
his widow, Louise, said he was a farmer
Francois married Louise Saucier dit Chateau dit Morand, daughter of Living and Living, on 21 Sep 1829 in St. Boniface, Manitoba. (Louise Saucier dit Chateau dit Morand was born in 1810 in St Francois-Xavier, Manitoba, Canada and died at least 1891.)
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