A very nice discovery this week was another DENORMANDIE.

She was SARAH DENORMANDIE. She was the daughter of JOHN ABRAHAM DENORMANDIE and ELIZA P. ATKINSON. SARAH married
JAMES W. REMICK. I found them in GOOGLE Books while searching for an item on my 4-great grandmother SARAH (DENORMANDIE) PETER ABERCROMBIE. My tip for the day is to keep searching in GOOGLE books.
New items are added there all the time. I have had fantastic finds from this fabulous resource. Here is book item found. Census researched verified who SARAH was and how she fit into the family of Descendants of ANDRE DENORMANDIE of Bucks County, PA.
http://books.google.com/books?id=bKV4AAAAMAAJ&q=sarah+denormandie+remick&dq=sarah+denormandie+remick&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=html&cd=1
"Your affectionate husband, J. F. Culver": letters written during the Civil War By Joseph Franklin Culver, Mary Culver, Leslie Whittaker Dunlap, Edwin C. Bearss - History - 1978 - 466 pages
4 Abba (Abigail) and Lida were the teenage daughters of JW and Sarah DeNormandie Remick. Their father was a prosperous farmer and clerk of the Livingston ...============================================================The History of Livingston County, Illinois : containing a history of the county, its cities, towns, &c. ...Chicago : W. Le Baron, 1878.
J. W. REMICK, Pontiac; was born in Franklin Co., Penn., Jan. 1, 1823; when he was about 11 years of age, he entered the Mont Alto Iron Works and was employed in manufacturing cut nails; in 1841, he removed to Perry Co., an'd followed the same business in that county and Cumberland Co. until he removed to Livingston Co. in July, 1850 ; he followed the milling business until the Fall of 1856, when he was elected Sheriff, serving two years; after farming two years, he was elected iii 1860, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Livingston Co.; he held that office two terms of four years each; since which time he has followed various kinds of business, residing three years in Chicago; during his term as Circuit Clerk, he read law and was admitted to the bar in June, 1868, but has never engaged in practice to any extent. He was married in July, 1844, to Miss Sarah DeNormandie, of Cumberland Co., Penn.; they have two children living Abbie J. (now Mrs. D. M. Lyon, of Pontiac), and Lida E., (wife of Edgar Cook, of Pontiac); one son, Noah P., lost his life by drowning in the Vermilion River, in 1857, at the age of 4 years. Mr. Remick has also served one term as Town Collector.

Census research on this family will be shown on my website when I update it later this week.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=jacquelinesr