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| 10151 | In Pigot's directory 1837 John Corteen Ballashaghlaugh was listed as a tailor. There were other John Corteens at this time but the address would indicate that this is the one who was a tailor. | CORTEEN John (I27007)
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| 10152 | In Sep 1989, Arthur and Monique purchased a home in Broward County, FL,from Jean AUGUST. On 17 Apr 1998, it was determined in the Court of Broward County, FL, that Arthur's estate was not subject to Florida State Tax, as he was an Out-of-Country resident at time of death. www.honneur-memoires.com -- excerpted 18 Aug 2010 ARTHUR ARBOUR Born 3 February 1930 in Montreal, Arthur was the third in a family of 5children. His father Jean and his mother Juliette Picard had Jean, Fleurette, Arthur, Andrée, and Normand. At the age of 12, Arthur lost his mother to cancer. While hisfather doeur Mis - e recsaole?ees18 Rivitab»«tab»evoted all his time to his work, Arthur found himself practicallyfacing life on his own. At 14 years old, an unhappy accident in a factory deprived him of his right hand. After a long stay of several monthsinthe hospital, he triedbyany means necessary to provide for his needs. He worked for a religious community in Longueuil, went to the Northern Coast to work there as logger, and on occasion, joined his father as house painter. Working, honest, generous, and of enthusiastic nature, at 28years old he decided to spend a few days of holidays in St-Gabriel-de-Brandon with some friends. He then met his future wife, Monique Dextradeur. After one year of frequent travel between Montreal and Drummondville, theylinked their destiny on 5 September 1959. Being a natural leader and entrepreneur, Arthur started his own house painting company a few years after his marriage. Monique brought invaluable help to him bytaking care of the family budgetas wellas the accountancy of the company. From their union, were born Guy (1961), Denis (1965), and Chantal (1972). Arthur built himself his first house in Longueuil in 1964, wherethe family will remain for more than 23 years. During the summer of1979,after several health issues, he decided to take some down time to make a trans-America car trip. During these 5 weeks, he discovered the pleasure of camping and of getting to know his children. After a break ofa few months, he decidedtoact aspromoter and manufacturer of new houses. He built apartments in Longueuil and St-Hubert andthereafter developed several streets in St-Basile-le-Grand by setting up single-family houses. To show trust in his new city, he moved hisfamilythere in 1987. Arthur retired in 1993, after havingbuilt a house for each one of his children. He appreciated time spent with his grandchildren Sophie, Caroline, and David. It was not rare to see him sitting on the ground doing puzzles withthem or taking them along tothe park. His grandchildren were source of pleasure and pride. Unfortunately he did not get to know his other grandchildren Alex, Maxime, William, and Emile. Arthur liked todiscuss current events and tobeinformed on new ideas and trends. He knewhowto transmit the values ofwork, perseverance, positivism, and honesty to his children. For him, work was a fundamental value but when itwas time to have fun and benefit from the fruit of his labour,he likedto have fun while not forgetting to sharewith his family which wasso important to him. Having a taste for adventure, he had the privilege toshare several voyages in company of his dear Monique. Arthur was an imposing man, proud and equipped with great generosity. His love oflife was morecharacterized him particularly. On 30 June 1997, at 67 years ofage, he lost the battle against cancer, leaving a great vacuum in his family. However, he will remain always present in the hearts and the memories of those who liked and had the privilegeto know him. La Presse (QC) -- 30 Jun 2007 10th Anniversary Arbour, Arthur 1930 -- 1997 Dad, Your force, your courage, and your love of life are a source of inspiration for us. You willalways be in our hearts. To share some memories, we invite you to visit the site www.honneur-memoires.comMonique, Guy, Denis, and Chantal | ARBOUR Arthur (I2226)
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| 10153 | In service aged 12 in the houdse of Richard Paige Tucker, Surgeon at Start, Kingsbridge in 1851. | RIDER Mary A. (I21475)
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| 10154 | In St Thomas, Exeter in 1901 | CLIMMER William John (I25954)
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| 10155 | In the 1851 Census he is named as a Pauper Ag. Laborour living with hisson Samuel in Bridford. | DYMOND John (I34097)
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| 10156 | In the 1881 Census, Mary Ann was a Servant working for Elizbeth E Richards at Bath Road Western House, Heston. In "The History of Heathrow" there is a photograph of a tudor timber framed thatched farmhouse half of which was occupied in 1935by MissHarbour and Miss Hickmott. These two ladies supported Heathrow Mission Hall. This may well be the lady Aunt Elsie remembers as having visited in 1917 in a pony & trap along with my mother Ivy Ethel. Although efforts have been madeto identify Miss Hickmott, the only one likely in the 1881 Census is a Jane Hickmott working as a servant for the family of Richardsons in London. In the 1901 Census she is living at 150 High Street, Heathrow. | HARBOUR Mary Ann (I43929)
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| 10157 | In the 1910 Census, Edward is not listed with Eva and young Edward. HadEdward died by then or had the couple separated? She is still reportedas being married as late as 1940. In 1940, Minnie reported that she has earned $192 in 1939. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Friday 30 Jun 1944 MRS. NEDEAU BUYS HOME Mrs. Minnie Nedeau has purchased a two-tenement house from the Pownal Tanning Company. This has been the home of Mrs. Nedeau and her family for the last 35 years. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris have moved into the opposite side of the house. Shehad 2 children | ARBOUR Minnie Eva (I6221)
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| 10158 | In the index of his Death Registration, Robert's parents were reported to be G. H. ARBOUR and Bernice BOUCHARD. Could he possibly have been the illegitimate son of Bernice ARBOUR? | ARBOUR Robert (I6681)
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| 10159 | In the summer of 2002, Rena was coming out of church when she fell, broke her arm, and injured her face. She had just healed from those injuries when she fell at home and broke both her hips on 6 Nov2002. She had healed enough to return homeby the first week in April 2003. From daughter Marilyn via email on 10 Oct 2007: Yesterday in the early morning hours Mom went to get out of bed to get to the bathroom and shefell. She fractured her right shoulder and also got a few black and blue marks. They put her arm in a bigsling and that is to be on for 4-5 weeks and then therapy for a few weeks after that. That seems to be all they can do for that kind of an injury. To top it all off she was coming down with a cold the day before this all happened and today she hardly had any voice left. Hope tomorrow will be a better day! From daughter Marilyn via email on 05 Mar 2008: Just wanted to fill youin about Mom -- She is ok but has failed some since her last fall in Oct. I am still spending time there everyday to help her, especially with her daily personal care. From daughter Marilyn via email on Saturday 16 May 2009: Mom has faileda lot this past winter. Her bad knee is really acting up so is findingit really hard now to get in and out of the van. As a result she does not go out very often. Nothing can bedone with her knee at her age so tries to carry on as is. This ageing process is hard to deal with and we do not have any control over it. From daughter Marilyn via email on 12 Mar 2010: We are all keeping pretty good. It seems to take me longer now looking after Mom each day; shecertainly does not move around like she had been. Her bad knee gives her problems now more so thanbefore and her hearing is also worse. However, we just take things one day at a time. We still have Red Cross in one morning a week and she has had the same girl for some time which is good. Lawrence is doing well and between the two of us are looking after things ok. Peter is right ready to help with anything either there orhe is a big help to me at home and I really appreciate that. From daughter Marilyn via email on 18 Aug 2010: Thanks for the picture of the boys on the first day of school. They sure have grown. We will print off a picture for my mother as I never know when shewill get up tosee it. She does not move very farfrom home now it seems, always more comfortable at home. I know her bad knee has been bothering her more now and she finds it hard getting in and outof the van when we have to take her for her doctor appointments. From daughter Marilyn via email on 21 Aug 2010: Regarding my mother's name . . . She was called Eliza Laurena and that was her mother's wish that she be, but some of the younger ones in the family atthe time couldnot seem to get the whole thing together and they called her "Rena" and the name stuck. Everything regarding business though she is Eliza Laurena. Anyway, that is the simple story of how that came to be. Take care, Marilyn From Rena in person on 16 Sep 2010: Rena never got to go out on Halloween (her birthday) because she was always helping the younger kids, "putting on faces." From daughter Marilyn via email on 30 Oct 2010: Just a quick note to let you know that my mother went into hospital on Thurs and is not very well. It seems her whole system is shutting down. She fellin mid-Sept and it really did shake her upand shestarted to fail and somewhat quicklyafter that. She just seemed to give up on so much and then was not eating. When we went last night again to seeher she had much better color and with the oxygen and IV it was helping. She has beensleeping a lotand by the evening she is very tired so we just go to make sure everything is ok. At this point that is all we can do and they are keeping her comfortable. I was talking to Shirley yesterday and I do not know if shewas going tobe in touch with you ornot. I will try to keep you up on the news. Sorry to be late getting this news to you but have not been home much. Hope all is well with all the family. Marilyn From nephew John O'HARA via email on 30 Oct 2010: Aunt Rena is in hospital. Tom says he thinks she fell recently. Marlyn told them just keeping her calm. She is 99 years old tomorrow 10/31. Dad From daughter Marilyn via email on 02 Nov 2010: Just a quick note to let you know that my mother passed away early this am. She had been in the hospital for five days and seemed to pick up a little and then reallyfailed fast. She had her 99th birthday on Sun 31 Oct and did know the people that had stopped in to see her. Lawrence called Shirley and Tom this morning and we were not sure if they would e-mail you or your father, so please pass the word along to him for us. Mom's funeral mass ison Friday. I will be in touch later. Take care. Marilyn Midland Free Press (ON) -- Thursday 04 Nov 2010 ARBOUR, Rena Passed away at the Georgian Bay General Hospital "Midland Site" on Tuesday 2 November 2010 at the age of 99 years of Waubaushene.Beloved wife of the late Art (October 1990). Loved mother of Lawrence and Marilyn & her husband Peter Gouett both of Waubaushene. Dear sisterof Lillian Arbour of Midland. The family will honour her life with a visitation at the Coldwater Funeral Home, Coldwater from 2-4 and 7-9 pm Thursday. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St John's Roman Catholic Church, Waubaushene on Friday 5 November at 12 noon. Interment St John's Roman Catholic Cemetery,Waubaushene. As an expression of sympathy donations in memory of Rena may be made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or to the charity of your choice. | HOPKINS Eliza Lorena (I5212)
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| 10160 | In Tiverton in 1901 Living with grandmother Elizabeth. | MILFORD Charles (I58752)
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| 10161 | In Tiverton in 1901. Living with grandmother Elizabeth. | MILFORD John (I58753)
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| 10162 | Incinéré | GUILBAULT Gilberte (I2424)
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| 10163 | Incinéré | GUILBAULT Gilberte (I2419)
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| 10164 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | Famille: DESCOMPS Antoine Louis / En vie (F221)
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| 10165 | INDIQUER CE DOCUMENT EN RÉFÉRENCE "Canada Census, 1891," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MWPH-JL8 : 13 November 2014), Jacques St Arnaud, St Sévérin, Champlain, Quebec, Canada; Public Archives, Ottawa, Ontario; Library and Archives Canada film number 30953_148192. | PRONOVOST Obéline (87027I)
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| 10166 | INDIQUER CE DOCUMENT EN RÉFÉRENCE "Canada Census, 1891," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MWPH-JL8 : 13 November 2014), Jacques St Arnaud, St Sévérin, Champlain, Quebec, Canada; Public Archives, Ottawa, Ontario; Library and Archives Canada film number 30953_148192. | ST-ARNAUD Jacques (87029I)
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| 10167 | INDIQUER CE DOCUMENT EN RÉFÉRENCE "Canada Census, 1891," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MWPH-JL8 : 13 November 2014), Jacques St Arnaud, St Sévérin, Champlain, Quebec, Canada; Public Archives, Ottawa, Ontario; Library and Archives Canada film number 30953_148192. | ST-ARNAUD Arthur (87034I)
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| 10168 | Indiquer ce document en référence "Canada Census, 1901," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KH5M-8JT : 23 February 2021), Joseph Arbour, Joliette, Quebec, Canada; citing p. 20, Library and Archives of Canada, Ottawa. | MARION Beatrice (I1430)
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| 10169 | Individu #2707130 NARCISSE HIRBOUR ARBOUR MATHURIN Père : DOMINIQUE HIRBOUR ARBOUR MATHURIN Mère : MARIE CHARLOTTE BOURGOUIN BOURGUIGNON Famille Naissance : 1826-12-24 Baptême : 1826-12-24 Montréal (Rivière-des-Prairies) Décès : 1827-09-03 Sépulture : 1827-09-05 Montréal (Rivière-des-Prairies) © PRDH-IGD --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Histoire Survol historique de Rivière-des-Prairies 1535: Arrivée de Jacques Cartier, devant ce qui pourrait bien être les "rapides" du Sault-au-Récollet, plutôt que ceux de Lachine. Une opinion contestée par certains historiens. 1610: Visite du sieur François des Prairies qui, par erreur, aborde l'Île de Montréal par le nord. La rivière lui devrait son nom. 1615: 24 juin, la première messe aurait été célébrée par les pères Récollets, Louis Jamet et Joseph Le Caron sur les berges de la rivière des Prairies. 1650: L'île de Montréal subit de plus en plus les attaques iroquoises. La traite des fourrures s'organise et attise les rivalités entre Autochtones, Français, Hollandais et Anglais. 1663: Devenue la propriété des Sulpiciens, ils stimulent la colonisation dans toute l'étendue de leur territoire. 1671: Missions religieuses, sous le patronage de Dollier de Casson, déployées non seulement à Rivière-des-Prairies et Pointe-aux-Trembles, mais dans toute la région avoisinante. L'abbé de Casson , supérieur du Séminaire érige le 7 décembre 1671, deux fiefs à Rivière-des-Prairies, le premieren faveur de Philippe de Carion du Fresnoy et le second à Paul de Maurel. 1689: Le 4 avril, concession par M. Dollier à Jean-Baptiste Sicard, meunier, de 10 arpents de front sur 20 de profondeur sur le bord de la rivière des Prairies, à la Pointe du Rapide, pour faire bâtir le moulin. 1694: Érection de la Rivière-des-Prairies en cure ou paroisse. Donné àQuébec ce trentième août mil six cent quatre vingt quatorze, signé Jean, Évêque de Québec, par Monseigneur Dreuvy. 1704: Construction, sur le terrain où elle est aujourd'hui, d'une première église en bois en l'honneur de St-Joseph et d'un presbytère. 1708: Une première église en pierre est commencée et achevée en 1711, le 8 novembre et bénite le même jour par M. De Belmont, grand vicaire et supérieur de Montréal à Ville-Marie. Menacée de destruction par l'effet du gel, elle est reconstruite en 1716. 1721: 54 familles se partagent le bord de la rivière sur deux lieues (9km). L'étendue de la paroisse sera établie par ordonnance, l'année suivante. 1790: Chute du clocher... un grand vent l'a soulevé et fait tombé dans le cimetière qui se trouve du côté opposé au presbytère. 1834: Un décret annonce la création de la municipalité de la Rivière-des-Prairies dont le territoire se confond avec celui de la paroisse Saint- Joseph. 1845: Le 1er juillet, la municipalité est érigée en vertu de l'Acte 8 Victoria chap. 40. Trefflé Couvrette, aubergiste dans le village de Saint-Joseph de la Rivière-des-Prairies, élu premiermaire de Rivière-des-Prairies. 1873: Construction du presbytère actuel. 1875: Construction de l'église actuelle, réalisée par Victor Bourgeau. Le 21 juillet 1875, bénédiction de la première pierre angulaire de notre église faite par messire P. Leblanc, prêtre chanoine de la cathédrale. Bénédiction de l'église le 30 décembre 1875 (Registre de la paroisse St-Joseph RDP) 1900: La population est de 675 âmes. 1910: Déménagement du cimetière sur le coteau à sa place actuelle. 1910: Monsieur Primat Paré est élu maire (de 1910 à 1938). 1923: Arrivée des religieuses du Sacré-Coeur de Jésus, enseignantes. L'école paroissiale est sous la direction des religieuses 1953: Rivière-des-Prairies est incorporée en ville. La population est de 6500 âmes. 1963: Rivière-des-Prairies est annexée à la ville de Montréal, le 20 juillet 1963. Le maire de l'époque, Jean Drapeau, dira: "Montréal n'épargnera rien pour faire de ce nouveau territoire l'un des quartiers les plus prospères de la Métropole". Années 1970: 1972-1975: Célébration des Fêtes Centennales. C'est le début d'un développement domiciliaire, la population passe de 15 459 hab. en 1976 à 60 000 hab. en 2010. Des infrastructures verront progressivement le jour : (CLSC (1973), bureau de liaison (1974), piscine Alexis-Carrel et aréna René-Masson (1977), écoles primaires et secondaire D'autres équipements collectifs suivront : centre communautaire, centreaquatique, bibliothèque, poste de quartier, centre récréatif Le quartier a toujours été marqué par une concentration d'institutions pénitentiaires: Boscoville (1947), Cité des Prairies, anciennement Centre Berthelet (1963), Institut Philippe-Pinel (1970), Centre de détention de Rivière-des-Prairies (1996). Années 1980: Le développement industriel démarre. Usine d'épuration des eaux, centrede distribution Métro-Richelieu et autres. Le secteur commercial n'est encore constitué que de petits commerces. La construction de quelques résidences pour personnes âgées dont le Filde l'eau et Cité Rive, sur le boulevard Gouin provoque une concentration de cette clientèle dans ce secteur. Communautés La communauté italienne La communauté italienne s'installe en nombre dans les années 70. Lesmembres de cette communauté se sont dotés progressivement d'infrastructures qui leur sont propres. La communauté haïtienne La communauté haïtienne arrive à RDP dans les années 90 et s'installe àl'est et à l'ouest du boulevard Armand-Bombardier, particulièrement dans les coopératives et logements sociaux. Des organismes communautairessont mis sur pied pour offrir des neMm Fi?rt),bres18 Rivitab» «tab»services spécifiques à cette communauté: Nouvelles communautés Depuis l'an 2000, des membres issus de différentes ethnies ont emménagédans le quartier. Aujourd'hui, la population de Rivière-des-Prairies est caractérisée parun fort taux de jeunes et un développement démographique soutenu. | HARBOUR Narcisse Mathurin (I88771)
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| 10170 | Individu #794201 JOSEPH HIRBOUR ARBOUR MATHURIN Père : DOMINIQUE HIRBOUR ARBOUR MATHURIN Mère : MARIE CHARLOTTE BOURGOUIN BOURGUIGNON Famille Naissance : 1820-06-26 Baptême : 1820-06-27 Montréal (Pointe-aux-Trembles) Premier mariage 1841-11-23 St-Clément-de-Beauharnois avec EULALIE TESSIER LAVIGNE Père : IGNACE TESSIER LAVIGNE Mère : SCHOLASTIQUE LEMAY DELORME | ARBOUR Joseph (I4813)
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| 10171 | Individual PRDH # 157078MARIE JOSEPHE DESPAROIS CHAMPAGNEStatus(es) : Died outside of Qu?becFather : LAURENT DESPAROIS CHAMPAGNEMother : MARIE MADELEINE BUREAUBaptism : 1737-11-21 St-JoachimDeath : 1796-01-11Ste-Anne-de-D?troitFirst marriage: 1759-01-29 Montr?al with JEAN BAPTISTE RAYMOND TOULOUSEFather : JOSEPH RAYMOND TOULOUSEMother : MARIE ONDOYE MARTIN? PRDHwww.genealogy.umontreal.ca | DESPAROIS Marie Josephe (I31158)
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| 10172 | Influenza | COUCH Elsie (I27559)
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| 10173 | Info on birth: Baie du Febvre records, FHL film 1,018,153. vol 5, p. 172. 22 March, 1805 bap. Olivier born the previous evening to Charles Proux and Marie Amable.Loiselle Card Index FHL film 543,813:CHARLES Olivier Proulx ( Charles and Amable) married Boisvert, Rose ( Augustin and Josephte Boisvert, Baie du Febvre, 1828, 17 June. | PROUX Olivier (I65089)
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| 10174 | Information about Christenings:Wotton baptisms Film 1031700 St. HippolyteStratford baptisms Film 1031791 St. GabrielWeedon baptisms Film1031792 St. Janvier1825 Baie de Febvre census #5840161851 census: Sherbrook, including Weedon:Film 517296....showed Joseph in Weedon. age18, farmer. J. Baptiste Daignault also on there.1861: Joseph found in517437, Garthby. p. 221871: #493469, District 139, Wolfe CityMom and Don visited all three parishes in July, l983 and verified Stratford andWeedon records. Did not find Azilda or Rose Marie in church records.When Joseph Proulx died in 1911, present for the funeral were his childrenHenri, Azilda, Aurelie; also Marie Deschamp and Fr. Lebebvre.We have a death certificate for a John Proulx,born March 26, 1846, died July 12, 1926. States his father is PAUL Proulx, mother Aglae Daigneault. Don't think this is Joseph's child but is interesting.Was Aglae married toa Paul Proulx priorto marrying Joseph? | PROULX Joseph (I64892)
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| 10175 | Information from source in American Fork UT states he was born 7 August, 1855 and was christened 27 August, 1855. St. HippolyteIs this the John Proulx we have a death certificate for? Family tradition says John , son of Joseph Proulx, never married. Death certificate says he's single, worked for match factory in Cloquet, and was born in 1846. This would be impossible, considering age of Joseph and Aglae, and their marriage date. | PROULX Jean-Baptiste (I64977)
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| 10176 | Information obtained from birth certificates, death certificates, family bible. | NANCE William Melvin (I60143)
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| 10177 | Information supplied by Ann Love Rivere jUne 19, 2006Alice Faye Harber Love m. Alvie Olen Love 1932b. 8/9/1917, Taylor Co.,Tx b, 6/7/1913 Jack County,TxChildren:Alvie Ray Love m. (1) Gail Bell (2) Lou Etta TurnerThree children: Jacky Love, Tom Love, Paul D. LoveStep Son: Michael TurnerGrandchildren: FourLetricia Ann Love Rivere m. Jerry L. Rivere 1958Three children:Letricia Lynn Rivere Moss, Benjamin L. Rivere (dec.1991), and Alvie J. RivereGrandchildren: Kristopher S. Moore,Kami R. MoorePruett, Kassie Le'Ann Moore, and Renay Lien RivereMyrna Gail Love Cox m. Timothy L. CoxFive children: Chris Cox, Micahel Cox, Deborah DeeneCox, Alisha Cox Dietz, and Joe Cox.Grandchildren: Mark Cox, Shea Cox, Brandon Cox,AshleyCox, Kyle Cox, and Morgan Dietz.Great Grandchildren: Randall Seth Cox, _________(Sorry, I went blank - old age) Gail, can youfillin?Randall Gene Love m. Donna Milam LoveChildren: Kelly Love Mullins and Cynthia LovePattersonGrandchildren: James Love, Caleb ______ (I am reallygoing to get rripped up here) Kelly has two littlegirls,and for the life of me I cant remember theirnames. Cindy has a son and two daugters, _______ andCody Sloan Patterson.Whew! It just keeps going on and on.Great Granchildren:Two (I think). --Told you I wasreallygoing to get tripped up here.I am sure I made some errors. Anyone want to help? | HARBER Andrew Jackson "Aj" (I43159)
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| 10178 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | Famille: En vie / En vie (F29064)
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| 10179 | Information, autres enfants, notes, etc. marie-josephte bransard dit langevin est né le 16 avril 1703 a Sainte-Geneviève-de-Batiscan,QC, Canada. (D. Evans) | BRUNSARD Marie-Joseph (20846I)
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| 10180 | Information, autres enfants, notes, etc. marie-josephte bransard dit langevin est né le 16 avril 1703 a Sainte-Geneviève-de-Batiscan,QC, Canada. (D. Evans) | BRUNSARD Marie-Joseph (I20272)
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| 10181 | infos communiqué par Jocelyne REYMANN LELEU (joreyle) | LELEU(X) Pierre Joseph (223829I)
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| 10182 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I39030)
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| 10183 | Inh./Source:D 24 et S 25 Marie Blais veuve Jean Boucher âgée 70 ans reg | BLAIS Marie-Elisabeth (I86664)
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| 10184 | Inh./Source:Ignace Tessier a été inhumé, le 3 mars 1747, à 73 ans, à LaPurification B.V.M de Répentigny, A. Rémillard | TESSIER Ignace (I72881)
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| 10185 | Inh./Source:Marguerite Lussier, épouse de feu Ignace Tessier, a été inhumée, le 7 mai 1748, à 60 ans, à La Purification B.V.M. de Répentigny. A. Rémillard | LUSSIER Marguerite (I54983)
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| 10186 | Inhumation./Source:Sépulture 8 février 1779, Anne Bourgeois âgée de 67 ans décédée du jour précédent veuve de Jean Sire de Miquelon (Archives Charente-Maritime) par Admin#1 | BOURGEOIS Anne (I89115)
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| 10187 | Inhumé - selon acte de décès 103 ans | LAMBERT Mathias (107166I)
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| 10188 | inhumé dans l'église Saint-Géry d'Arras 62 | DE BEAUFFORT Jacques (84869I)
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| 10189 | inhumé dans l'église Saint-Géry d'Arras 62 | DE BEAUFFORT Jean 1er (84856I)
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| 10190 | inhumé dans la chapelle du Dieu flagellé | CO(C)QUEREL(LE) Pierre (154057I)
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| 10191 | inhumé dans la Chapelle St Eloi, église Saint-Géry Arras 62 | DE BEAUFFORT Jean II (84844I)
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| 10192 | Inhumé en l'église notre dame | HEMART Marie Célestine (153328I)
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| 10193 | Inhumé en l'église Notre Dame | HEMART Jean Albert (132104I)
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| 10194 | Inhumé en la chapelle de St Barthélémy en l'église de Ste Croix | HEMART Renaud (132216I)
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| 10195 | Inhumé en la chapelle Ste Croix | HEMART Pierre (153299I)
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| 10196 | Inhumé le 3 mars 1874 à St-Laurent (Isle-d'Orléans), le corps de Charles Therrien, ancien cultivateur, époux d'Angèle Denis-dit-Lapierre, décédé l'avant-veille, à l'âge de 68 ans 8 mois | THERRIEN Charles (I86690)
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| 10197 | Inhumé: Joseph Galèse; témoin: Venance Raineault dit Blanchard. | LEVEILLE Joseph (I37694)
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| 10198 | Inhumée - église - Crecques | BOURDREL Marie Claire Josephe (82039I)
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| 10199 | Inhumée - en la chapelle primitive de la Chartreuse | DE REINVISCH ALIAS RENIER Marguerite (67399I)
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| 10200 | inhumée à Roquetoire | CAT(H-T)OIR(E) Françoise (45437I)
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