Main Table of Contents of the
Petelle Branch.

Chapter 1. - 16^th Century.

1500's - Earliest ancestors of Narcisse Petelle and Edesse Mondou in France.

Chapter 2. - 17^th Century.

1600's - French exploration of Canada - Map showing family origins in France - The voyage across the Atlantic - les Filles à marier - la Grand Recrue de 1653 - Régiment de Carignan-Salières - The arrival of les Filles du roi - Ancestors of Narcisse Petelle - Ancestors of Edesse Mondou.

Chapter 3. - 18^th Century.

1700's - Pierre Petel founder of the Petelle Family in the New World - The Seven Year's War, or the War of the Conquest - Life under British rule - The fur trade - Ancestors of Narcisse Petelle - Ancestors of Edesse Mondou.

Chapter 4. - 19^th Century.

1800's - Joseph Petelle and Charlotte Pinsonnault of St-Constant - Paul Mondou and Marie Poupart of LaPrairie - Narcisse Petelle and Edesse Mondou marry - The children of Narcisse Petelle and Edesse Mondou - Joseph Petelle and Lula Wolfe wed - Walter Petelle is born.
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Henry Wolfe and Sarah Gilchrist of Pennsylvania - David Jones and Mary Davies from Wales to Pennsylvania - John Wolfe and Elizabeth Jones - The Wolfes relocate to Wisconsin.

Chapter 5. - 20^th Century.

1900's - Joseph Petelle and Lula Wolfe's move to Chicago - Their three children - Joseph becomes a manager - Son Walter Petelle weds Marie Hansen - From beer sales to the auto industry - Their four sons.

Chapter 6. - Worksheets.

The Petelle Name.
The DNA.
Famous Unrelated Petelles.
Famous Related Petelles.
Bibliography.

NOTES
Adapted from: "Fleur de lys (or)" by Sodacan - Arms of the Kingdom of France, Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 1.0 via Wikimedia Commons - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fleur_de_lys_(or).svg#mediaviewer/File:Fleur_de_lys_(or).svg
Adapted from: "Tudor Rose" by SodacanThis vector image was created with Inkscape. - Own work. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0-2.5-2.0-1.0 via Wikimedia Commons - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tudor_Rose.svg#mediaviewer/File:Tudor_Rose.svg; Petelle Family, by Cynthia J. Petelle at www.petellemotors.com

Je me souviens
Que né sous le lys
Je croîs sous la rose.

I remember
That born under the lily
I grow under the rose.

– Eugène-Étienne Taché, 1883