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| 5151 | Jean Jolliet trouva les ossements de Adrien d' Abancourt dit Lacaille le le 20 mai 1641 6. Il fut inhumé le 26 mai 1641 au cimetière, Québec, Capitale-Nationale, Québec. | D'ABANCOUR, Adrien (I28530)
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| 5152 | Jean Langlois dit Lachapelle | LANGLOIS, Jean-Baptiste Joseph (I49487)
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| 5153 | Jean Leclerc dit Francoeur, soldat de la compagnie de Cloches, est né àSt-Nicholas-de-Nantes, Bretagne, en 1659, fils de Jean Leclerc et de Perrinne Merceron. Il est arrivé en Nouvelle-France vers 1688. Le 22 novembre 1691, en l'église de St-Pierrpté entre 1célèbres18 Rivitab» «tab»e de l'île d'Orléans il épouse la jeune Madeleine Langlois (17 ans), fille de Jean Langlois et de Charlotte Bélanger. Dans le registre paroissial, on précise que Jean a fourni une attestation montrant qu'il ne s'était pas marié en France. On note a? entre 1célèbres18 Rivitab» «tab»ussi qu'il a obtenu du gouverneur Frontenac l'autorisation de se marier. À cette époque, il fallait la permission des autorités pour qu'un soldat ou un officier puisse se marier.Le couple s'établit à Port-Joly dans le fief Langlois. Comme les regi a? entre 1célèbres18 Rivitab» «tab»stres de l'endroit ne sont ouverts qu'en 1767, les neufs enfants du couplerecevront le baptême, les premiers à Cap-Saint-Ignace et les autres,à L'Islet. Jean sera inhumé à L'Islet le 11janvier 1709 | LECLERC-FRANCOEUR, Jean-Baptiste (I52227)
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| 5154 | Jean meurt soit en 1732, soit en 1733, possiblement de l'épidémie qui, ces années-là, emporta 2000 personnes en Nouvelle-France. | BOISSONNEAU, Jean (I82419)
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| 5155 | Jean Mulier et Mailler | MULIER, Jean (I59947)
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| 5156 | Jean Perrault dit Duchesne | PERRAULT, Jean (I62527)
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| 5157 | Jean Pitre dit Bénèque, d'origine flamande | PITRE, Jean (I63642)
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| 5158 | Jean Préjean dit Lebreton, arrivé en Acadie vers 1671 | PREGENT, Jean (I64642)
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| 5159 | Jean Roy dit Laliberté, arrivé en Acadie vers 1671 | ROY, Jean (I69926)
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| 5160 | Jean Sullière ou Sustier dit Tranchemontagne | SOULIÈRES, Jean (I72240)
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| 5161 | Jean-Baptiste and Adeline settled in Joliette City, where they had 16 children over the next 23 years, seven daughters and nine sons. Sadly, though, at least five of them did not live beyond childhood. Adeline also became godmother to Jean-Baptiste's sister Marie-Adrianna in August 1854 in Joliette City. Both Jean-Baptiste and Adeline became godparents to his cousin's son Jean-Baptiste ARBOUR in October 1856 in Joliette City. Adeline then passed away in December 1892 at just 58-years old. Togive him a companion in his old age, Jean-Baptiste decided to remarry four years after Adeline's death. Jean-Baptiste and second wife Melina were living in Joliette City in 1901. They owned a five-room house on ¼ acre at 25 St Antoine Street. That was also the location of Jean-Baptiste's blacksmithingshop, where he earned $300 that year. Jean-Baptiste was 66-years old when he passed away in February 1907. Melina lived for a long time after his death. She was 100-years old when she died in 1935. | ARBOUR, Jean-Baptiste (I1272)
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| 5162 | JEAN-BAPTISTE AYOTTE ÉTAIT VEUF AU MOMENT DU MARIAGE LE 30 JUIN 1812. | Famille: Jean-Baptiste AYOTTE / Marie-Anne THIFFAULT (F19490)
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| 5163 | Jean-Baptiste Christin dit St-Amour | CHRISTIN, Jean-Baptiste (I25757)
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| 5164 | Jean-Baptiste Fagnan, Faye et Fayen | FAGNAN, Jean-Baptiste (I34616)
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| 5165 | Jean-Baptiste Laperche dit St-Jean | LAPERCHE, Jean-Baptiste (I49689)
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| 5166 | Jean-Baptiste Laperche dit St-Jean, originaire de St-Martin de Goyne, ar. etév. Condom, (Gers). | LAPERCHE, Jean-Baptiste (I49691)
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| 5167 | Jean-Baptiste Sécheret dit Fréchet, originaire de Geure, Normandie. | SECHERET, Jean Baptiste (I36571)
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| 5168 | Jean-Baptiste Tord dit Laitour, de St-Gervais de l'Etour, Haute-Guyenne,Languedoc. | TORD, Jean-Baptiste (I74836)
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| 5169 | Jean-Baptiste(Rosalie's husband) and his four brothers, Napoleon, Arvin, and Jules, were apparently quite the hell-raisers. In the spring time, when they came out of the woods, their carousings couldturn any jointupside down for they were known tobe very thirsty drinkers. Perhaps Jean-Baptiste sobered up after marrying, as he and Rosalie eventually had 13 children, seven daughters and six sons, for whom he had to provide. They also served as godparents to niece Rose-Anne ARBOUR in September 1881 and niece Diana ARBOUR in October 1882, both of whom were baptised at Ste-Emelie-de-l'Energie. In 1881, the family lived in St Come, Quebec, also in Joliette County. By 1891, they lived in the village of Joliette. They were still there in 1901, living at 8 deLanaudiereStreet, where they owned 130 acres and a 10-room house. Jean-Baptiste was a journeyman and a farmer. By 1911, they seem to have retired, as they no longer lived on their farm but in an apartment house at 10 St Marc St. Jean-Baptiste worked as a journeyman, earning only $70 that year. She had 15 kids | ARBOUR, Rosalie (I3285)
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| 5170 | Jean-Bernadin Lesage dit LePiedmontois, originaire de Sainte-Marie, ville deRacours, archev. Turin, Piémont, Italie. | LESAGE, Jean-Bernadin (I53348)
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| 5171 | Jean-Claude ARBOUR (son of Joseph-Bertrand ARBOUR and Yvette DELAROSBIL) was a dope peddler. He was murdered by a rival gang in Montreal on 21Jul 1974. Copied from Coolopolis http://coolopolis.blogspot.com/2007/08/great-meth-wars-of-mid-70s.html on 07 Mar 2008: THE GREAT METH WARS OF 1975 -- Thursday 30 Aug 2007 . . . 21 July 1974, two assassins walk into the Fontaine de Johannie restaurant near St Louis Square and shoot pushers Jean-Claude Arbour, 26,and Jacques Morin, 26. Such was punishment for stepping on rival turf.One victim's brother, Jean-Paul Morin 21, (along with accomplice Jean-Guy Sirard, 22) sought immediate revenge for the deed and ended up shooting an innocent civil servant Jean-Pierre Boiteau at 8251 Neuville in Anjou, in a tragic case of mistaken identity. | ARBOUR, Jean-Claude (I4545)
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| 5172 | Jean-François Brossard un des fondateurs de Chipoudy. Parents inconnus.Arrivé en Acadie vers 1671 | BROUSSARD, Jean-Francois (I19926)
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| 5173 | Jean-Gabriel Picard dit Lafortune. Engagé pour la traite des Pays-d'en-Hautde 1692 à 1703. | PICARD, Jean-Gabriel (I63168)
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| 5174 | Jeanne Arbour's 90th Birthday Party Because she'll only turn 90 once... Host: The Arbour Clan Type: Party - Birthday Party Network: Global Start Time: Saturday, 28 February 2009 at 6:00 pm End Time: Sunday, 1 March 2009 at 2:00 am Location: Club LaSalle Street: 111 Arthur Street Email: iluvlucy a sympatico.ca Memere Arbour turns 90 on 2 March 2009. We will be celebrating on 28 February 2009. We will be sending out invitations through the mail, so please encourage anyone you know who might be interested tocome to send me their addresses via email (see above). From Sylvie Tremblay on Facebook at 11:18 am 24 January: Hi there everyone. Grandma's turning... 90 Wow! That's a reason to celebrate! We hope everyone can make it for the party... it'll be memorable... Grandma will be in her glory, all her kids, grand kids, & great grand kids... I doubt she'll bein any condition to travel up North this summer for the family reunion, so this may the only family get-together we will have with her. We'd like everyone tobe there on February 28th. We've made it a Luau-tropical theme to help everyone get over those winter blahs. It will be full of family & friends, entertainment, music, food, drinks, lots of food, bright, & colourful... who can resist?... AndI know how the family loves to party... so let's party! Aloha! ___ Sudbury Star (ON) -- Friday 19 Jun 2009 ARBOUR, Jeanne -- With her family by her side at the Port Colborne General Hospital on Wednesday, 17 June 2009, in her 91st her. Beloved wife of the late Martial (1990). Loving and devoted mother of Germaine Beauparlant, Florence Tremblay, Armand (Liette), Simone Vegh (Larry), Leonard, Maurice (Abby), Michel (Karen), Francoise Wood (Al), Christine George (Andrew), and Yvon (Helene). She will be missed by her 39 grandchildren, 40 great-grandchildren, 3 great great-grandchildren, and son-in-lawAndre Tremblay. She is survived by her sister Marie Janzen. She is predeceased by her daughter Henriette and son Fernand. Jeanne was a memberof the Dame Chretienne, the choir at Immaculee Conception and Club LaSalle. Mrs. Arbour is at the Niagara St Chapel of Butler Funeral Home, 424 Niagara St. (south of Scott) where the family will receive friends on Saturday from 7-9 pm and Sunday from 2-4 & 7-9 pm. Vigil prayers willbe celebrated at the funeral home on Sundayat 8 pm. The Funeral Masswill be celebrated at Eglise Immaculee Conception, 99 Garnet St. on Monday, 22 June 2009, at 10:00 am. Rite of Committal will take place at Pleasantview Memorial Gardens. As expressions of sympathy, donations to theHeart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. On-line condolences available at www.butlerniagara.ca Butler (905) 646-6322. | CARON, Jeanne (I3803)
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| 5175 | Jeanne Bretet et Brethet. | BRETET, Jeanne (I10501)
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| 5176 | Jeanne Chabrol et Chabrat | CHEBRA, Jeanne (I21772)
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| 5177 | Jeanne Charas ou Charles | CHARAS, Jeanne (I22194)
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| 5178 | JEANNE DE VOUSSY | DE VOISY, Jeanne (I29756)
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| 5179 | Jeanne Gauthier dit Landreville | GAULTIER, Jeanne (I38994)
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| 5180 | Jeanne Marchand et ses 17 enfants | LATENDRESSE, Albert (I89495)
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| 5181 | Jeanne's 4x G Grandfather | GILLARD, Richard (I39920)
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| 5182 | Jeanne, qui passe un contrat de mariage avec Anthoine Bienfaict le 15 juillet 1619 à Tourouvre. | Famille: Anthoine BIENFAICT / Jeanne LOUSCHE (F36077)
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| 5183 | Jeannine told me how her brother Marcel was tragically killed by a runaway horse in 1951. After telling me the story (which I didn't quite understand), she added it was an horrible scene and it seemed so disturbing to her I didn't have the nerve toask for more details. | ARBOUR, Marcel (I5558)
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| 5184 | Jenny appears to have died following the birth of Charlotte | COX, Jenny (I28201)
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| 5185 | Jessie and Jay had three children, two daughters and a son. For some time during their lives, the family moved to Vancouver, WA, or were at least visiting there when their twins were born. | ARBOUR, Jessie Lee (I4683)
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| 5186 | Jessie is recorded as a visitor at the home of Charles and Mary Trout at 22 Haddington Road Stoke Damerell in 1891. Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- Marriages Jun 1894 ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- Gillard Jessie Olive Tavistock 5b 651 Lawry John Henry Tavistock 5b 651 Waycott Rosalie Tavistock 5b 651 Wright Albert Tavistock 5b 651 | GILLARD, Jessie Olive (I39977)
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| 5187 | Jette states she was a fur trader | Famille: Francois PELLETIER / Marguerite Dorothee MORISSEAU (F2143)
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| 5188 | Joachim Jolivet dit Mitron | JOLIVET, Joachim (I46552)
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| 5189 | Joachim Rocheleau dit Laperche. Décédé de noyade. | ROCHELEAU, Joachim (I69352)
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| 5190 | Joanna was a widow when she married Robert. | CROOT, Joanna (I28380)
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| 5191 | John and Annette had 13 children, six daughters and seven sons. In 1900, the young family lived on Lessard Street in Donaldsonville, LA, whichis located in Ascension Parish. By 1910, they lived in Plaquemine, LA.What happened to this family between1910 and 1920? By the time of the1920 Census, the family had scattered. Two sons moved to the northwest, one in Washington and one in Oregon. Two daughters lived in Mississippi. Another son had even been adopted | ARBOUR, John Earl (I1999)
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| 5192 | John and Mona witnessed Mary's marriage | LAWTON, John (I51436)
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| 5193 | John Baptiste and Annie eventually had six children, four daughters andtwo sons, who were probably all born in Waubaushene. In 1901, the family of three owned a five-room house on ¼ acre of Concession 10, Lot 10,in Waubaushene. They are all liste?uCanadille recsaole?ees18 Rivitab»«tab»d as Presbyterian so must have followed Annie's faith. John Baptiste earned $360 that year as a Railroad Section Man. As a section man, John Baptiste no doubt used the "pumper" in Waubaushene. The pumper was a railway handcart which was constructed of a small,sturdy platform with four wheels which fit the contour of the tracks. In the middle of the platform was astructure with a handle that was pumped by two people, one back and one front. Section men used this conveyance to inspect switches, ties, and tracks,ensuring they did not fall into disrepair. The pumper in Waubaushene was kept in a wooden toolshedafew yards past the water tank. Our John Baptiste was remembered as being "a faithful railway worker for many years." Some point after Annie's death, John Baptiste married Alice HARRIS. Alice was a widow with two children, Eleanor and Ron. Her maiden name and origin are unknown. John Baptiste and Alice had no children together. They lived in Waubaushene on Pine Street, down the hill from his father Basile and a little closer to the beach located at the street's end. --> On 07 Oct 2009, additional info was finally uncovered about this marraige -- yea! ___ Bio from Facebook 26 Feb 2010: 26 Feb 1871 -- John Baptiste ARBOUR was born in Belle Ewart, Ontario --the eldest of 7 children of Basile ARBOUR and Ann Jane MOONEY. As a preschooler, John Baptiste and his family moved to the end of the rail line and settled in Tay Township, ON.On 01 Jul 1895, John Baptiste married 18-year old Annie Eveline McCONKEY in Orillia, ON. John Baptiste and Annie eventually had 6 children, 4 daughters and 2 sons, who were likely all born in Waubaushene, ON. In 1901, the family of 3 owned a five-room house on ¼ acre of Concession 10, Lot 10, in Waubaushene. They are all listed as Presbyterian so must have followed Annie's faith. John Baptiste earned $360 that year as a Railroad Section Man. As a section man, John Baptiste no doubt used the"?u Canadille recsaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»pumper" in Waubaushene. The pumper was a railway handcart which was constructed of a small, sturdy platform with four wheels which fit the contour of the tracks. In the middle of the platform was a structurewith a handlethat was pumped by two people,one back and one front. Section men used this conveyance to inspect switches, ties, and tracks, ensuring they did not fall into disrepair. The pumper in Waubaushene was kept in a wooden toolshed a few yards pastthe water tank. Our John Baptiste was remembered as being "a faithful railway worker for many years."On 19 Jan 1911, John Baptiste lost his Annie when she died of heart failure. She had suffered with pernicious anemia for 3 months under a doctor's care, but the illness eventually weakened her heart and she passed away. Annie never got to know the 7 grandchildren they would eventuallyhave. On 30 Aug 1926, in Gravenhurst, ON, John Baptiste married for asecond time to widow SarahAliceBOYCE. John Baptiste and Alice had no children together. They lived in Waubaushene on Pine Street, down the hill from his father Basile and near the beach located at the street's end. On 02 Aug 1945, 74-year old John Baptiste died andwaslater laidto rest in the Protestant Cemetery in Waubaushene. Alice died on 09 Feb 1947in St Thomas, ON. | ARBOUR, John Baptiste (I1953)
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| 5194 | John Daley 1860-Décédé L7Z3-CCD?????? Mariage : 7 January 1886 Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez, Matawinie, Quebec, Canada Augustine Marie Leforest 1861-1942 L7Z3-CCX?????? Enfantsde Augustine Marie Leforest et John Daley (6) Eliza Jane Daley 1887-1910 LBRD-9Y5?????? Laurida Daley 1888-Décédée LBR8-KBD?????? Arthur Joseph Dailey 1889-Décédé L7HJ-Q17?????? Jean Ephrem Dailey 1891-1900 G9Y8-John Daley 1860-Décédé L7Z3-CCD?????? Mariage : 7 January 1886 Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez, Matawinie, Quebec, Canada Augustine Marie Leforest 1861-1942 L7Z3-CCX?????? Enfantsde Augustine Marie Leforest et John Daley (6) Eliza Jane Daley 1887-1910 LBRD-9Y5?????? Laurida Daley 1888-Décédée LBR8-KBD?????? Arthur Joseph Dailey 1889-Décédé L7HJ-Q17?????? Jean Ephrem Dailey 1891-1900 G9Y8-DS7?????? Donat D Dailey 1894-1982 L7Z3-CC8?????? Flora Dailey 1903-Décédée G9Y8-W6B?????? Ajouter un enfantaux fiches de John Daley et Augustine Marie Leforest Ajouter un enfant avec une mère inconnueDS7?????? Donat D Dailey 1894-1982 L7Z3-CC8?????? Flora Dailey 1903-Décédée G9Y8-W6B?????? Ajouter un enfantaux fiches de John Daley et Augustine Marie Leforest Ajouter un enfant avec une mère inconnue | Famille: John DALEY / Augustine Marie LAFOREST (F21553)
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| 5195 | John does not appear with his parents in the 1881 census. | GILLARD, John (I39984)
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| 5196 | John Gibson 1666 and his sons Robert, George and William are an educated guess and I can not verify them or that Charles Gibson is the son of William. From James and Mary Pomeroy Gibson I think I'm on pretty solid ground, but many errors and omissions a | ____, Margaret (I345)
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| 5197 | John Gibson 1666 and his sons Robert, George and William are an educated guess and I can not verify them or that Charles Gibson is the son of William. From James and Mary Pomeroy Gibson I think I'm on pretty solid ground, but many errors and omissions a | BARR, Amelia (I9701)
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| 5198 | John Gibson 1666 and his sons Robert, George and William are an educated guess and I can not verify them or that Charles Gibson is the son of William. From James and Mary Pomeroy Gibson I think I'm on pretty solid ground, but many errors and omissions a | BEARD, Adam (I10278)
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| 5199 | John Gibson 1666 and his sons Robert, George and William are an educated guess and I can not verify them or that Charles Gibson is the son of William. From James and Mary Pomeroy Gibson I think I'm on pretty solid ground, but many errors and omissions a | BEARD, John (I10279)
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| 5200 | John Gibson 1666 and his sons Robert, George and William are an educated guess and I can not verify them or that Charles Gibson is the son of William. From James and Mary Pomeroy Gibson I think I'm on pretty solid ground, but many errors and omissions a | DAVIS, Sarah (I10280)
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