Durand Family Tree Book
This book is hot off the press (180 pages) and has the complete Durand Family Tree with index of names listed alphabetically. This book has been in great demand and now, here it is. Hundreds of hours have gone into compiling this information in printed form.  Find your name in the book, and find out who all you're related to. A durable hard stock cover with spiral binding makes for ease when flipping pages back and forth. Makes a great gift. Supply is limited, so order yours today!

George Durand and Eleanor Dubeau Descendants and Ancestors
 

Once out of print but now available as a book. This book presents the George Durand family as of 1997.  Ancestors and descendants are included.  Individual chapters cover the lives of all the George and Eleanor children. Each chapter written by a different grandchild of George and Eleanor. An online version is viewable/printable but why not give a gift that won't disappear into hyperspace someday?

Aunt Bea's Trunk on DVD
 

This is a DVD of Beatrice Durand Derrick's genealogy trunk contents.  Beatrice was a descendant of Pierre and Louise Durand.  Photos, newspaper clippings, family letters, and genealogy pages were scanned and saved to a DVD.  A computer with a DVD player must be used to open these files.

GEDCOM CD of Jean Durand and his descendants
 

Computer database of Jean Durand and his descendants. Over 15,000 names are included on this CD-ROM.  This file can be imported into any standard computer genealogy program such as Family Tree or Brother's Keeper.

Spring Edition, 1999
My Father in France
John Durand, Vice President of the Durand Heritage Foundation, hits a grand slam with his article. It traces his father's footsteps from the time he leaves his northern Wisconsin home and family to join the Army with other men from the area, until the time he returns home from World War I in France.
Minnesota & Wisconsin French Connection
Roger Durand briefly discusses some of the French Canadian families from Canada who migrated to the Minnesota and Wisconsin region. Roger provides pictures along with an outstanding diagram to show some of the Durand family lineage.

Winter Edition, 1999
 The Marriage of Lawrence and Ida Durand
 Ione Durand Brooks writes about the wedding day of her parents and how her mother later met an untimely death, leaving a family of five young children behind.
 The Durand Family History
 Beatrice Durand Derrick, (1907-1980), wrote this article some years ago, probably in the 1960's. It shows her early interest in family history, and provides some interesting events as told to her by her father and mother.
 It also provides the reader with insight of Beatrice's early motivation for working on family history and genealogy.

Winter Edition, 2000
Benoni  Durand and His Son Gerard
Mary Ann Durand Balding wrote this feature story. Assisted by her husband Ronald and her sister Anita Oakey, they forwarded many many great classical photos and a great story for this edition.

The Deerslayer John Durand writes again about his adolescence and his dream to become a deerslayer while hunting with other family members. Confessing later in life now, that the only thing he ever shot was to seriously maim some limbs high on a tree after nearly blowing off his cousins head with his shotgun. John also reports that he pawned his gun years ago and took up the pen instead.

Spring Edition, 2001
 If you ever think about the price of freedom, this edition is required reading. Al Dubois relates his WWII experiences as a Japanese prisoner of war and the Bataan Death March in his story, More Than My Life as recorded by Virginia Durand James
 That Makes Us Cousins.... Doesn't it? by Ellen Durand Olson
 Major James Durand, USMC writes about heading up the Military Service Project in his article, A Duty to Remember.
 John Durand takes the reins for editing the newsletter, and this is his debut as he whips things into shape in fast order. He writes a short article, For What It's Worth.

Spring Edition 2003
 God Calls...One Durand Response
 By Sister Manette Durand, CSJ