Our Family History
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| 5001 | In 1901, Francois and Rachel owned a four-room house with one outbuilding on 42 acres of Concession 2. Francois earned $100 that year.[1901Census] | ARBOUR, Francois-Xavier (I1242)
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| 5002 | In 1920, Harry and Sadie along with their firstborn daughter lived in Baton Rouge at 306 Dufroco Street, where they rented a room from T. B. SMITH. Harry and Sadie eventually had five children, two daughters and three sons. Harry married for a second time to Ouida and they had two children. After Harry's death, Ouida apparently remarried to a man named Ernest Valentine DUPLANTIS. When Ouida became sick with cancer, her granddaughter JoAnn DUPLANTIS, who actually called her "Mother," lovingly took care of her until the end. In 1940, Harry reported that he had earned $2,200 in 1939. According to the 1900 Census, Harry was born in Jan 1894. Harry may also have been born on 17 Dec 1893 in Baton Rouge, LA. He may have died on04 Jun 1952. | ARBOUR, Henry (I3278)
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| 5003 | In 1940, Anselme reported that he had earned $950 in 1939. ___ Kennebec Journal (ME) -- 13 Dec 1982 ANSELME (SAM) ARBOUR Anselme (Sam) Arbour, 79, of 108 Bridge St., died Sunday at his home following a brief illness. He was born in Joliette, Canada, 5 Oct 1903, the son of Michel and Adelaide Lasalle Arbour. He had beenemployed by Scotch Bottling Company for 20years and was also self-employed as an electrician. Mr. Arbour had also worked for Bates Manufacturing Company, Edwards Division, for many years. He was a communicant of St Augustine Catholic Church, a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters, and the Artisans Society. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Isabelle Rodrigue Arbourof Augusta; a son, Gerard Arbour of Rutland, VT; three daughters, Mrs.Jeanne-d'Arc Daigle of Augusta, Mrs. Larry (Therese) Gates of Princeton, LA, and Mrs.William E. (Claudette) Bridges of Fairbanks, AK; a brother, Rosaire Arbour of Augusta; 16 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews, and cousins. Friends may visit today and Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm at Plummer FuneralHome, 16 Pleasant St. A Massof Christian burial will be sung at 10 am Wednesday at St Augustine Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Family Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to St Augustine Trust Fund, 1 Kendall St., Augusta. Members of the Cursillistas will meetat 7:30 tonight at the funeral home torecite prayers for Mr. Arbour. | ARBOUR, Anselme Albert Hector (I2085)
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| 5004 | In 1940, Armand reported that he had earned $900 in 1939. ___ Kennebec Journal (ME) -- 16 Oct 1980 ARMAND E. ARBOUR Augusta -- Armand Emile Arbour, 66, of 7 Boothbay St., died Wednesday at his home after brief illness. He was born in Augusta, 30 May 1914, the son of Edouard and Olive Lentendre Arbour. He was educated in Augustaschools and was employed asa dolpher for Edwards Manufacturing Companyu for 30 years. He was a communicant of St Augustine Catholic Church. He is survived by two brothers, Roger R. andRichard J. Arbour, both of Augusta; and several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins. A Massof Christian burial will be sung Saturday morning at 10 from St Augustine Catholic Church, Augusta.Burial will be in Holy Family Cemetery, Augusta. ARBOUR, Armand Emile -- died Wednesday. Friends may visit today and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm at Plummer Funeral Home Inc, 16 Pleasant St., Augusta. A Mass of Christian burial will be sung Saturday monring at 10 from St Augustine Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Family Cemetery. | ARBOUR, Armand Emile (I2168)
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| 5005 | In 1940, Earl reported that he had earned $550 in 1939. ___ On 14 Feb 1942, Earl registered for the draft. On that date, he was described as 5'5", 132 lbs, hazel eyes, brown hair, and with a light complexion. His mother was recorded as his next of kin. ____ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Earl L Arbour Gender: Male Birth Date: 9 Sep 1904 Death Date: 1 Aug 1980 SSN: 433108255 Branch 1: ARMY Enlistment Date 1: 7 Sep 1942 Release Date 1: 24 Mar 1943 ___ | ARBOUR, Earl Lawrence (I3447)
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| 5006 | In 1940, George reported that he had earned $1,800 in 1939. ___ On 16 Feb 1942, George registered for the Draft. On that date, he was described as 5'4" and 134 lbs, with blue eyes, brown hair, and a ruddy complexion. He was also noted to have the first joint of left middle finger missing. His wife was recorded as his next of kin. | ARBOUR, George Donald (I3360)
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| 5007 | In 1940, George reported that he had earned $750 in 1939. ___ US WWII Army Enlistment Records (1938-1946) Name: George Arbour Birth Year: 1919; Race: White, citizen; Nativity State or Country: Maine; State: Maine; County or City: Kennebec Enlistment Date: 12 Nov 1942; Enlistment State: Maine; Enlistment City:Portland; Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA; Branch Code: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA; Grade: Private; Grade Code: Private Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law; Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men); Source: Civil Life Education: Grammar school; Marital Status: Single, without dependents; Height: 71; Weight: 149 ___ Kennebec Journal (Augusta, ME) -- 22 Dec 1960 GEORGE R. ARBOUR Augusta -- George R. Arbour, 41, died Wednesday at Augusta General Hospital after a brief illness. He was born here 1 July 1919, son of Edouard M. and Oliva Letendre Arbour. Surviving are his father;four brothers,Edouard D., Armand E., Richard, andRoger, all of Augusta; two sisters, Misses Rita and Juliette, both of Augusta; several aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews. Funeral services will be Saturday at 8:15 am from St Augustine's Catholic Church. ARBOUR, George R., died Wednesday. Friends may call at Plummer's Funeral Home, 16 Pleasant St. After his death, his flat granite gravemarker was ordered by his fatherEdouard M. Arbour, 28 Water St, Augusta, ME, from the Fletcher Company, West Chelmsford, MA. | ROMBAULT-ARBOUR, Georges (I69503)
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| 5008 | In 1940, Hector reported that he had earned $960 in 1939. ___ Kennebec Journal (Augusta, ME)-- 7 Mar 1967 HECTOR C. ARBOUR Augusta -- Hector C. Arbour, 66, of 41 Oxford St. died Monday morning at the Augusta General Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Joliet, QC, Canada, 6 Jan 1901, son of Barthelemi and CelinaBoisvert Arbour. Mr. Arbour was a communicant of St Augustine Catholic Church. He hadbeen employed by the Bates Manufacturing Company, Edwards Division, inthe spinning room, and later as custodian for the City of Augusta. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Maria Gosselin Arbour of Augusta; three sons, Bertrand and Clement, both of Augusta, and Hector R., Middletown, CT; two daughters, Miss Christine Arbour of Augusta and Mrs. JacquelineFoley of Thomaston; five grandchildren; one brother, Edouard Arbour ofAugusta; one sister, Gabriel de l'Annonciation of Vallyfield, QC, Canada; also several nieces, nephews, and cousins. A high Mass of requiem will be sung Thursday morning at 9 from St Augustine Catholic Church. Spring burial will be in St Augustine Cemetery. ARBOUR, Hector C. -- Friends may call at the Plummer Funeral Home, Inc,16 Pleasant St., today and Wednesday. A high Mass of requiem will be sung Thursday at 9 am from St Augustine Catholic Church. | ARBOUR, Joseph Phillias Hector (I2232)
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| 5009 | In 1940, John reported that he had earned nothing in 1939, despite having worked at a grocery store. hmm John was a Registered Republican in California in Nov 1944 John was a Registered Democrat in California in Nov 1946He had 3 living Arbour with Irene Ann Sharonhe also had 2 Living Arbour with Rose Marie Howeel | ARBOUR, John Earl (I3194)
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| 5010 | In 1940, Larry reported that he had earned $194 in 1939. Obituary from FindAGrave.com -- excerpted 03 Feb 2010 Lawrence Arbour, Sr., also known as Larry Arbour, age 88, of FarmingtonHills, Michigan, was a WWII Veteran and a retired City of Detroit Police Officer. He was the beloved husband of the late Amelia(1995); lovingfather of Patricia (Chuck Stern), Lawrence Jr., John, and the late Kathleen; cherished grandfather of 8 grand and 7 great-grandchildren; dearbrother of Gerald (Dorothy) Arbour. from michigan.com -- 27 Dec 2009 ARBOUR LAWRENCE A., SR., 88, of Farmington Hills; 23 December 2009. Larry was a WWII Veteran and a retired City of Detroit Police Officer. He is the beloved husband of the late Amelia (1995); loving father of Patricia (Chuck Stern), LawrenceJr., John and the late Kathleen; cherished grandfather of eight grand and seven great-grandchildren; dear brother of Gerald (Dorothy) Arbour. Funeral Mass Wednesday, December 30th, 11 am (in state 10:30 am) at St Gerald Church, 21300 Farmington Rd. (btw. 8-9 Mile Rds), Farmington. Visitation Tuesday 3-8 pm at the Heeney-Sundquist Funeral Home, 23720 Farmington Rd., (btw. 9-10 Mile Rds., just N. of Grand River), downtown Farmington (248-474-5200). Memorial tributes are suggested to a Hospice Charityof the donor's choice. heeney-sundquist.com | ARBOUR, Lawrence Anthony (I4739)
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| 5011 | In 1940, Lelia reported that she had earned $960 in 1939. ___ Lelia reportedly married William Robert HOGAN, who also married her older sister Anna. Perhaps this is not correct. It is unknown if she had any children. When Lelia died in June 1983, her name was Lelia HOGAN. | ARBOUR, Lelia (I5231)
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| 5012 | In 1940, Marion reported that she had earned $780 in 1939. ___ Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) -- 19 Jul 2002 SEGHERS, Marion Arbour -- 16 July 2002 Marion Arbour Seghers, on Tuesday, 16 July 2002, at 5:30 pm, at Northshore Regional Hospital. Age 83 years. Beloved wife of the late Sidney Seghers, Sr. Mother of Michael, Sidney, Jr., Jerry, David Seghers, Maryann Morris, and L. J. Seghers.Sister of Mabel Seghers and the late G. H. Arbour. Also survived by 15 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Memorial Service at Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home, 5100 Pontchartrain Blvd., 'inMetairie Cemetery' on Saturday, 20 July 2002 at 11:00 am. Interment will follow in Metairie Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 9:00 am. In lieu of usual remembrances, Memorial Contributions may be made to United Cerebral Palsy of Greater NewOrleans, 1000 Leonidas St., New Orleans, LA 70118, Attn: Donations. Please sign and view Family Guestbook at www.lakelawnmetairie.com. From www.FindAGrave.com: Marion Arbour Seghers, a retired teacher, died Tuesday of congestive heart failure at Northshore Regional Hospital. She was 83. Mrs. Seghers was born in Flatbush, NY, and lived in New Orleans before moving to Slidell. She graduated from Ursuline College. She was a teacher at St Francis Cabrini Elementary School for 23 years. She also was Sunday school coordinator for St Francis Cabrini and was awarded the St Louis Medallion for her services there. She had 6 children | ARBOUR, Marion (I6019)
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| 5013 | In 1940, Muriel reported that she had earned $675 in 1939. ___ Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) -- 25 May 2000 Augusta -- Muriel I. Biron Arbour, 84, of Purington Ave, died Tuesday, 23 May, at her home after a brief illness. She was born in Lewiston on 14 March 1916 the daughter of Romuald and Elize (Alaine) Biron. Mrs. Arbour attended Lewiston schools and was a homemaker for most of her life. She was a communicant of St. Andrew's Catholic Church, a member of the St. Andrew's Senior Citizen Club, Cushnoc Senior Citizens and Happy Family Senior Citizens. Mrs. Arbour was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She enjoyed a zest for life that delighted all that knew her. Mrs. Arbour is survived by a son, David R. and his wife Laurie of Concord, CA; four daughters, Geraldine A. Poulin and her husband Robert of South Burlington,VT, Sandra D. Arbour of Hanau, Germany, Patricia A. Fox and her husband Richard of Andover, MA, and Carol A. Albert and her companion Fred Anderson of Weeks Mills; a brother-in-law, Roger Arbour of Augusta; nine grandchildren, Elizabeth Ann Poulin, Rob Poulin, Barbara Poulin Lavoie, Michele K. Fox, Lisa Fox Finneran, Melinda J. Fox, DerekJ. Albert, Brian D. Arbour and Michael T. Arbour; a great-grandson, Benjamin M. Lavoie; several aunts, nieces, nephews and cousins. She was predeceased by her husband, formerAugusta Police Chief Edouard D. Arbour; and a brother, Laurier Biron. Capital Weekly (Augusta, ME) -- 01 Jun 2000 MURIEL I. ARBOUR Augusta -- Muriel I. Arbour, 84, of Purington Avenue died 23 May 2000, at her home after a brief illness. She was born 14 March 1916, in Lewiston, the daughter of Romuald and Elize (Alaine) Biron. She attended Lewiston schools and was a homemaker most of her life. She was a communicant of St. Andrew's Catholic Church; a member of St. Andrew's Senior Citizens Club; Cushnoc Senior Citizens; andHappy Family Senior Citizens. She was predeceased by her husband, former Augusta Police Chief EdouardtGarceau recsaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»Arbour; and a brother, Laurier Biron. She is survived by a son, David Arbour of Concord, CA; fourdaughters, Geraldine Poulin of South Burlington, VT, Sandra Arbour of Hanau, Germany, Patricia Fox of Andover, MA, and Carol Albertof Weeks Mills; ninegrandchildren; and one great-grandson. A Mass of Christian burial wascelebrated 27 May at St. Andrew's Catholic Church with burial in Holy Family Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice Volunteers ofKennebec Valley, MaineGeneralMedical Center, 150 Dresden Ave., Gardiner 04345, or St. Andrew's Restoration Fund, St. Andrew's Church, RR 10, Box 1350, Augusta 04330. Arrangements by Plummer Funeral Home. | BIRON, Muriel Isabelle (I2595)
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| 5014 | In 1940, Preston reported that he had earned $308 in 1939. ___ On 16 Oct 1940, Preston registered for the Draft. On that date, he was described as 5'9" and 160 lbs, with brown eyes, brown hair, and a ruddycomplexion. He had a scar on his left leg. ___ US WWII Army Enlistment Records (1938-1946) Name: Preston A Arbour Birth Year: 1906; Race: White, citizen Enlistment Date: 15 Apr 1942; Enlistment State: Florida; Enlistment City: Jacksonville Army Air Field; Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA; Branch Code: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA; Grade: Private Grade Code: Private; Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration ofthe War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretionof the President or otherwise according to law; Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men) Source: Civil Life Education: 2 years of high school; Marital Status: Single, without dependents; Height: 68; Weight: 174 ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Preston Augustine Arbour Birth Date: 9 Apr 1906 Death Date: 17 Jul 1977 SSN: 438108109 no children | ARBOUR, Preston Augustine (I6552)
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| 5015 | In 1940, Roland reported that he had earned $720 in 1939. ___ US WWII Army Enlistment Records (1938-1946) Name: Roland L Arbour Birth Year: 1917; Race: White, citizen; Nativity State or Country: Maine; State: Maine; County or City: Kennebec Enlistment Date: 5 Nov 1940; Enlistment State: Maine; Enlistment City: Augusta; Branch Code: Quartermaster Corps; Grade: Private; Grade Code: Private; Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for Hawaiian Department; Component: Regular Army (includingOfficers, Nurses, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men); Source: Civil Life Education: Grammar school; Marital Status: Single, without dependents; Height: 69; Weight: 150 ___ Kennebec Journal (Augusta, ME) -- 16 May 1967 ROLAND L. ARBOUR Augusta -- Roland L. Arbour, 49, of 54 Boothbay St., died unexpectedly Monday morning at his home. He was born in Augusta, 25 Nov 1917, the son of Joseph and Clara Poulin Arbour. He was a member of St Augustine Catholic Church and a member of the Artisan Society. He was a painter by trade and a WWII veteran. He is survived by his father of Augusta; one sister, Mrs. Muriel Dostie of Augusta; several aunts, uncles, three nieces, and several cousins. A high Mass of requiem will be sung at 9 am Wednesday at St Augustine Catholic Church. ARBOUR, Roland L. -- Friends may call at the Plummer Funeral Home Inc, 16 Pleasant St., Augusta. A high Mass of requiem will be sung at 9 am Wednesday at St Augustine Church. Burial will follow in StAugustine Cemetery. Friends are asked to omit flowers. | ARBOUR, Roland Laurent (I6724)
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| 5016 | In 1940, Rosaire reported that he had earned $280 in 1939. ___ At the time of his death, Rosaire was grandfather to 6 and great-grandfather to 10.[obit] Brunswick Times-Record (ME) -- 24 Feb 1986 ROSAIRE A. ARBOUR Topsham -- Rosaire A. Arbour, 83, of 8 Pitch Pine Drive, formerly of Boothbay Street, Augusta, died Saturday, 22 Feb, at a Topsham nursing home. He was born 6 Oct 1902, in Juliette, QC, the son of Michael and Adelaide Lasalle Arbour. Mr. Arbour wasemployed by Bates Manufacturing Co, Augusta, for 50 years. He retired in 1965. He was a communicant of St Augustine Catholic Church, Augusta, and a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters. His wife, Marie Daigle Arbour, died in 1948. He is survived by two sons, Lucien Arbour of Topsham, with whom he lived for the past 20 months, and Lionel Arbourof Randolph; six grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Tuesday, 10:00 am, at St Augustine Catholic Church, Northern Avenue, Augusta. Spring burial will be in St Augustine Cemetery. Visiting hours will be today from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 pm at Plummer Funeral Home, 16 Pleasant Street, Augusta. | ARBOUR, Rosaire (I5301)
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| 5017 | In 1940, Vincent reported that he had earned $136 in 1939. ___ 1949 University of Detroit in Detroit, MI: Francis became a member of the Blue Key National Activities Honor Society -- recognition designed to honor students who distinguish themselvesthrough campus leadership and service to the University,while stressing activities and their relationshipto the scholarship of the individual. Francis also was selected for membership in Alpha Sigma Nu, the National Jesuit Honor Society, for his academic accomplishments, leadership incampus activities, and loyalty to the University. Francis further decided to join Alpha Kappa Psi, a general social fraternity established to promote frequent and enjoyable extra-curricular functions, meaning plenty of parties and dances. Finally, his senior entry . . . Candidates for Degrees -- Commerce and Finance ARBOUR, FRANCIS V, BBA, Accounting 14286 Rochelle, Detroit Sr. Class President (night); Alpha Sigma Nu; Blue Key; Sodality; Alpha Kappa Psi; J-Prom Committee ___ Detroit Free Press (MI) -- 07 Jul 2003 ARBOUR, VINCENT -- 5 July 2003. Beloved husband of Patricia. Dear father of Nancy Arbour, Joseph, Peter (Alicia), and Maureen (Darryl) Staskowski. Grandfather of Bill, Colleen, Nolan, Lilly, Danielle, and the lateKaren. Brother of Ronald (Helen), Larry, Mitzi (Jack), Paul (Jane), and Jerry (Dorothy), and many loving friends and relatives. In state Wednesday 10 am until time of Mass at 10:30 am at St John Neumann Catholic Church in Canton. Visitation at McCabe Funeral Home, Canton Chapel, 851Canton Center Road, Monday 5-9 pm and Tuesday 2-4, 6-9 pm. Rosary Monday 7 pm. Canton Observer (MI) -- 13 Jul 2003 VINCENT ARBOUR Services for Vincent Arbour, 80, of Canton were held 9 July at St John Neumann Catholic Church with the Rev. Tony Richter officiating. Burial was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Mr. Arbour was born 9 May1923, in Waukesha, WI, and died 5 July in Canton.He was a retired accountant. Survivors include wife, Patricia Arbour; sons, Joseph Arbour and Peter (Alicia) Arbour; daughters, Nancy Arbour and Maureen (Darryl) Staskowski; fourbrothers; one sister; and five grandchildren. Memorial contributionsmay be made to Angela Hospice or Marist Missions. Arrangements made by McCabe Funeral Home. | ARBOUR, Francis Vincent (I3899)
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| 5018 | In 1942, Glen attempted to join the US Marine Corps but was later foundto have fraudulently enlisted because of his age. On 30 Aug 1948, Glenn registered for the draft. On that date, he was described as 6' 0", 220 lbs, brown eyes, black hair, and with a ruddy complexion. He was noted to have a scar over his left eye and scars on hisright knee and left thigh. His father was reported as his next of kin. ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Glenn J Arbour Gender: Male Birth Date: 13 Mar 1927 Death Date: 18 Mar 2003 Cause of Death: Natural SSN: 433340482 Branch 1: NAVY Enlistment Date 1: 23 Nov 1945 Release Date 1: 17 Oct 1947 Had 1 Living Arbour with wife Saucier and 5 Living Arbour with wife White. | ARBOUR, Glenn (I3179)
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| 5019 | In a car accident | KENNEDY, Terry (I47358)
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| 5020 | In about 1914, Wilfred moved to New Hampshire and married later that year in Dover, Strafford County, NH. He registered for the draft during WWI while living in Stratford County. The family lived in Dover from 1917 through 1941. They seem tohave left that community by 1943, by 1948, they lived in Biddeford, Maine, where they continued to live through atleast 1951. Wilfred died sometime between 1951 and 1956. According to his WWI Draft Registration, Wilfred was of medium height and medium build with brown eyes and black hair. ___ 16 Feb 1891 -- Joseph-Wilfred ARBOUR was another of our young men out of Joliette, QC. He was the 4th of 9 children born to Ours ARBOUR and Zephirina GRENIER. In 1914, while still single, Wilfred decided to investhis future in the US, moving to NewHampshire where the textile trade was the major industry. Shortly after his arrival, he met and married Odeline GRENIER, who was a native of Dover, NH. Wilfred registered for the draft during WWI while living in Stratford County, NH,and was foundtobe medium height and medium build with brown eyes and black hair. Thefamily lived in Dover from 1917 through 1941. During this time they became parents to 6 children, while both working at the cotton mills: Odeline as a spinner and Wilfred workinghis way up from carder to foreman. In 1941, Wilfred seems to have served a short stint in the Army. Afterward, the family left Dover; by 1948, they lived in Biddeford, Maine, where they continued to live through at least 1951. Wilfred worked asa fixer at Bates Manufacturing, the largest employer in the area. He diedsometime between 1951 and 1956. After his death, Odeline seems to havereturned to her home in Dover, where she passed away on 29 Nov 1976. | ARBOUR, Wilfred (I6353)
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| 5021 | In about 1928, 11-year old Theo moved with his family from Victoria Harbour to Toronto, where he attended school and grew up. As a young man, Theo stood witness at the wedding of his brother Edgar inSeptember 1938in Toronto. Two and a half years later, he married for himself. He had 7 Living Arbour | ARBOUR, Theodore Joffre (I6973)
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| 5022 | In about 1928, 16-year old Kitty moved with her family from Victoria Harbour to Toronto, where she attended school. By May 2001, Kitty lived in a nursing home in Midland. She still lived there in August 2001 -- at89 years old, her mind as sharp asever. Midland Free Press (ON) -- Dec 2003 CHRISS, Catherine S. (Kitty); At the Villa Care Centre on Friday, 13 December 2002, in her 91st year. Kitty Arbour, beloved wife of the late Ken Revoy and John Chriss. Dear mother of Betty Newberry and her husbandDavid, James Revoy and his wife Aline, Douglas Revoy and his wife Barbara, Edgar Revoy, and Susan Moreau and her husband Jim. Will be sadly missed by 13 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren, and 3 great-great-grandchildren. Loving sister of Henrietta Burgess. Predeceased by Lebare,Louis, Edgard, Lloyd, Theodore, and Bernard Arbour. Resting at the Nicholls Funeral Home, 330 MidlandAvenue, Midland, on Thursday, 19 December, and Friday, 20 December, from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral mass will be celebrated at StMary's Church, Victoria Harbour, on Saturday, 21 December, at 11 am. Spring interment at St Mary's Cemetery. Memorial donationsto the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation ot the charity of your choice would be appreciated. The family invitesyou to sign the "Book of Condolence" at www.obituariestoday | ARBOUR, Catherine Sidonie (I2702)
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| 5023 | In about 1928, 18-year old Lloyd moved with his family from Victoria Harbour to Toronto. Six years later, he fell in love with a young woman named Thelma Mary SMITH. Thelma was born in England in about 1907. At age five, she came with her family toCanada. In her younger years and prior to meeting Lloyd, Thelma bore three daughters. Dulcie and Helen lived to have daughters of their own, but a third died in a car accident atage seven. Mindless of Thelma's past, Lloyd married heron 3 November1934 at St Paul's in Toronto. Reverend J. G. FULLERTON officiated while Alfred GIROUX and Lloyd's sister Henrietta ARBOUR witnessed. Lloyd and Thelma had three children together, one daughter and two sons. They alsoadopted twogirls who were Thelma's granddaughters from her two grown daughters. Lloyd was a 54-year old bricklayer when he died in Sarnia, asthe result of head injuries received in a freak car accident. He was working at the Sun Oil refinery one very foggy morning and was backingoutof the main gate with his head out of the car window so he could see.He never saw the gatepost and crushed his head between the gatepost and the car door sill. What a tragedy for the family! Toronto Star (ON) -- 17 May 1966 IN MEMORIAM ARBOUR -- In Loving memory of my dear husband, Lloyd, who passed away 17 May 1964. I cannot help the hand of time, Or live again the past. Within my heartour memories Will forever last. -- Ever remembered by your wife Thelma and Family ARBOUR, Lloyd -- Cherished memories of a dear dad and grandpa who passed away 17 May 1964. At night the silent stars look down, On a grave not far from here. Where sleeps a father we loved so well And will always be so dear. -- Always remembered by Dennis, Joan, and Children ARBOUR -- In loving memory of our dear father, Lloyd Ellis, who passed away 17 May 1964 We will always remember the way he looked, The way he spoke and smiled.The little things he said and did, Are with us all the while. For downthe lane of memories, The light is never dim, Until the stars forget to shine, We will remember him. -- Sadly missed by son Clyde and Charlene, Cindy, Kelly, Karen, and Tracey | ARBOUR, Lloyd Ellis (I3026)
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| 5024 | In about 1928, eight-year old Bernard moved with his family from Victoria Harbour to Toronto, where he spent the next 35 years of his life. Hepursued the vocation of a butcher. He never married nor did he have any children. He lived with his parents until their deaths in 1964 and 1965. At some point after this, he may have moved back to Victoria Harbour. Medical Information: He was changing a light bulb in his sister-in-law Thelma's cottage when he had the seizure and fell from the ladder | ARBOUR, Bernard Leo (I2435)
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| 5025 | In Apr 1940, Clarence reported that he had earned nothing in 1939. ___ On 16 Oct 1940, Clarence registered for the draft. On that date, he wasdescribed as 5'8", 139 lbs, grey eyes, brown hair, and with a dark complexion. His mother was reported as his next of kin. __ Sailed on the "General R E Callan" from Karachi, India, to New York, NY, arriving on 21 Nov 1945. US Army Personnel for Readjustment - 31st Construction Battalion, B Company, 1st Platoon. ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Clarence Arbour Gender: Male Birth Date: 25 Feb 1918 Death Date: 4 Aug 1978 SSN: 434169902 Branch 1: ARMY Enlistment Date 1: 16 May 1942 Release Date 1: 27 Nov 1945 | ARBOUR, Clarence Vincent (I2950)
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| 5026 | In Apr 1940, Douglas reported that he had earned $400 in 1939. ___ On 16 Oct 1940, Douglas registered for the draft. On that date, he was described as 5'5", 130 lbs, brown eyes, brown hair, and with a ruddy complexion. His wife was reported as his next of kin. ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Douglas T Arbour Gender: Male Birth Date: 23 Aug 1914 Death Date: 21 Sep 1979 SSN: 551148003 Branch 1: ARMY Enlistment Date 1: 24 Feb 1936 Release Date 1: 20 Apr 1938he had 2 other Living Arbour whom I could not find the names. | ARBOUR, Douglas Thomas (I2382)
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| 5027 | In Apr 1940, Edwin reported that he had earned $1040 in 1939. ___ On 16 Oct 1940, Edwin registered for the draft. On that date, he was described as 5' 5" and 126 lbs, with brown eyes, brown hair, and a light complexion. His wife was recorded as his next of kin.No children | ARBOUR, Edwin Joseph (I3508)
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| 5028 | In Churston Ferrers in 1861with Wife and Mother in Law (a widow) | BAILEY, John (I9022)
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| 5029 | In Dec 1920, Gabrielle travelled to the US via the port of Island Pond,VT. She planned on visiting her brother Louis ARBOUR, 47 Washington St, Augusta, ME, for less than 6 months. She had earlier been in the US from 1906 to 1919, when she spent time in Augusta. Gabrielle was noted to be 5'3" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and blue eyes. | ARBOUR, Marie Emma Gabrielle (I5753)
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| 5030 | In Feb 1924, Casimir travelled from Bonaventure, QC, via the port of Montreal, QC, to Tupper Lake, NY. He was noted as being 5'9" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and blue eyes. He had $35 in his pocket. | ARBOUR, Casimir (I2676)
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| 5031 | In her later years, Anna was an invalid and lived in Baton Rouge with her spinster daughter Tallulah at 325 St Louis Street. | BRIAN, Anna Ernestine (I2945)
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| 5032 | In her will dated January 24th 1701 Isabel made a bequest to Margaret Keanish 'for abideing with her son till may come twellmonth'. She also nominated her ONLY daughter Ales Corteen her executrix. This seems to indicate that there were no other daughters but the parish registers record Isabell (1691) and Kathe (1694) as daughters of Thomas Corteen. Was there perhaps another Thomas ? or did Isabell & Kathe die before their mother ? | CORTEEN, Thomas (I26844)
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| 5033 | In his younger sister's autograph book, Charlie penned the following: "To Annie Belle: May love and happiness be your lot, As through this world you trot, trot, trot. Your affectionate brother, Charles," dated Port Severn, 27 April 1896. ___ TAY SOLON DIES, PINNED UNDER TREE Pinned under a tree he was cutting in a bush in sub-zero weather near Port Severn, Charles Arbour, 73, of Waubaushene, Tay Township councillor, was found dead by neighbors around 7 pm last night. Prov. Cons. Jack Shepherd, who investigated, said Mr. Arbour went alone to Pratt's bush,on the old Port Severn Road, in the morning to cut cordwood. When he did not return home at 5 pm, a neighbour, Harry Walker, and his two sons, Russell and James, went searching for him. Mr. Arbour was found lyingon the ground with a tree about 8" thick and 25' long lying across hisstomach. The aged man had apparently had his noon meal for embers werestill smouldering in the wood fire on which he had cooked his dinner. It is believed the accident happened between 3 and 4 pm. Dr. G. Brown, Coldwater, and Dr.D.C. Swan, Midland Coroner, were of the opinion that Mr. Arbour had frozen to death when he was unable to free himself, Cons. Shepherd told this paper. It is not known yet whether or not an inquestwill be held. Member of a well-known Waubaushene family, Mr. Arbour is survived by his wife and several brothers and sisters. From Carolyn HUDSON: A sad ending for a wonderful uncle, and aunt who always had an apple for their little niece. They had no children, so their nieces and nephews received a generous portion of love. Barrie Newspaper Index Arbour, Charles, Death notice appeared in Barrie Examiner (Barrie), 15 Jan 1954, page 1 (Waubaushene, Aged 73) --> perhaps this is the source for the abovementioned article ___ In the 1896 Directory for the County of Simcoe et al, Charles was recorded as being a freeholder on Concession 13, Lot 15, in Port Severn. | ARBOUR, Charle Felix (I2793)
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| 5034 | In Kenton in 1901. | LAMACRAFT, William (I48895)
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| 5035 | In Littleham Devon in 1901 | THOMPSON, George (I74632)
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| 5036 | In Littleham, Devon in 1901 | THOMPSON, Rose (I74637)
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| 5037 | In Oct 1922, Edna and Donat emigrated to the United States via the portof Montreal, QC. They had come from his brother Raoul's home at 285 Papineau St in Montreal and were bound for New York City, where they wereto room with his mother at41 West66th St. Both were in good health. Donat was described as being 5'4" with black hair and brown eyes. Edna was noted as being 5'4" with brown hair andbrown eyes. They carried $100 with them. ___They had 8 children In the USA the name Ouellette changed to Willett | ARBOUR, Edna (I3471)
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| 5038 | 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 (I27008)
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| 5039 | 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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| 5040 | In service aged 12 in the houdse of Richard Paige Tucker, Surgeon at Start, Kingsbridge in 1851. | RIDER, Mary A. (I21476)
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| 5041 | In St Thomas, Exeter in 1901 | CLIMMER, William John (I25955)
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| 5042 | In the 1851 Census he is named as a Pauper Ag. Laborour living with hisson Samuel in Bridford. | DYMOND, John (I34098)
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| 5043 | 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 (I43930)
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| 5044 | 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 (I6222)
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| 5045 | 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 (I6682)
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| 5046 | 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 (I5213)
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| 5047 | In Tiverton in 1901 Living with grandmother Elizabeth. | MILFORD, Charles (I58753)
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| 5048 | In Tiverton in 1901. Living with grandmother Elizabeth. | MILFORD, John (I58754)
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| 5049 | Incinéré | GUILBAULT, Gilberte (I2419)
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| 5050 | Incinéré | GUILBAULT, Gilberte (I2424)
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