In 1800, he had bought the rights of:
Pierre LeMire & his wife Marie-Josephe Lacerte;
Francois LeMire & his wife Catherine Martel;
Rene Lefebvre de Beaulac,
Julie, Therese and Francoise de Beaulac;
Etienne Lesperance & his wife Elisabeth Lemire-Despins,
Jean-Baptiste Cartier & his wife Marguerite Despins

In 1804, he bought more land from:
Francois LeMire, son and legate of Antoine LeMire and Genevieve Chevrefils
Louis LeMire & his wife Therese Crevier Deschenaux,
Joseph Lefebvre Beaulac.

In 1812 Lozeau owned also the land bought by Antoine Lemire from his sister Marguerite Lemire, widow of Gabriel L'Ange Lefebvre des Coteaux.

Rene Lefebvre, son of Jacques, had married Gabrielle Foucault, sister of Francoise Foucault, dame Jean-Francois LeMire-Marsolet.Her daughter Marie-Jeanne Lefebvre had married Jean Baptiste Provencher.
The niece of Gabrielle Foucault was Marguerite and she married Claude Laspron or Lampron, dit La Charite.
The son of Cllaude Lampron, Basile Prisque-Lampron, married Madeleine Lemire, and another of his sons, Francois Laspron, married Marie-Antoinette Lemire

Les Houris dit Grandmont, les Lafond and Benoit were allied to the Laspron; The Guay or Le Guay were tied to the Lefebvre. The Loiseau were tied to the Lemire as were the Lefebvre de Beaulac, des Coteaux, des Islets, Senneville, Bellecour, DuChouquet, Angers.


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