Credits

• Robert Dionne, for data on his own Dionne line
• Suzanne Lévesque, for data on many Dionne descendants of Sylvio and Elisabeth Lebel, and of Paul-Etienne and Georgina Lebel
• Elaine Frigon, who directly and indirectly provided much data on the Dionne in Illinois
• Holli Dionne-Marshall, for data on her Wisconsin Dionne family
• Jan Brown, for tons of data from her website
• Richard Foxx, ditto for his website
• Dick Boucher, for his remote help from California with my own Dionne line
• Teri and Doug Champigny, for having an extensive database that was very helpful, and not just for the Dionne surname
• Dale Dionne, for data on his family who migrated from Quebec through Manitoba, North Dakota and Washington, and for entertaining discussions
• Amy Schneider, for help on the Dionne in Wisconsin
• Don Wilson, for data on the Dionne parts of his family
• Dallas Manicom, for her huge database with Dionne and many Acadian names that helped me fill out my own Acadian lines
• Colin Michaud, for his large Michaud database that helped me early on to make a crucuial connection in my own Dionne line
• Mark Dionne, for his data on Cantin Dionne and his descendants, many discussions, and a glimpse of how more serious genealogists go about their business
• Carlene Fisher, for data on some Illinois Dionne
• Anne Stefaniak, for a lot of Dionne data that she has gathered from various sources, and for entertaning discussions on her search for Joseph Roy-Desjardins
• Ron Charron, for information on his family
• Cindy Brewster, for information on her family, and for letting me help her make some connections
• Francis Daigle, for information in his family, and for being my closest relative in this list!
• Donna Dunham Jones, for data on her family, and for having a nice website
• William Malkin, for data on some "Young" Dionnes
• Darlene Dionne, for her efforts to put together a Dionne newsletter
• Mary Newsum, for various bits of data
• John Lieffort, for tons of data on the descendants of Esdras Dionne

I'm sure I forgot some people, and I apologize in advance. Just let me know if you slipped through the cracks!

Oh and last but certainly not least, I'd like to thank my wife Lori for putting up with my little genealogy obsession!