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- ↑ Phaneuf, Joseph Stanislas (1915). La Famille Phaneuf-Farnsworth. University of Ottawa. Montréal : La Croix. pp. 21, 195.
- ↑ "Captain Ryan S. Phaneuf obituary, 1989-2020, Hudson, NH".
- ↑ "Finding Your Roots | The Shirts on Their Backs".
