Notes
Résultats 6,101 à 6,150 de 17,551
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| 6101 | Boussac | DELRIEU Marie (41276I)
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| 6102 | Boussaguet | RAUJOL Anne (186959I)
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| 6103 | Boutic | LARROQUE Jean (204890I)
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| 6104 | Boutic | LARROQUE Jean (204890I)
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| 6105 | Boutic | LARROQUE Marie (16325I)
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| 6106 | Bouvelinghem, mariage le 21 Novembre 1758: CUCHEVAL Jean, 28 ans, résidant à Audrehem, fils de CUCHEVAL Philippe, résidant à Alquines, au lieu-dit Fromentel et de HAUTEFEUILLE Marie Anne; -- avec DESVIGNES Marie Françoise, 30 ans, résidant à Petit Querquant à Bouvelinghem, Fermière de Mr le Marquis, fille de feu DESVIGNES Pierre et de DUHOTOY Marie Michelle. -- Témoins CUCHEVAL Philippe, père de l'époux, CUCHEVAL Jean, oncle et parrain de l'époux, DESVIGNES Pierre, frère de l'épouse, DESVIGNES Jean, frère de l'épouse, Dispense du 4éme degré de consanguinité. | Famille: CUCHEVAL Jean / DE(S)VI(G)NE(S) Marie Françoise (258866U)
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| 6107 | Bouvelinghem, naissance le 8 Octobre 1708 de CUCHEVAL Jacques, fils de CUCHEVAL Philippe et de Anne STOPIN. Parrain: Jacques CAPELLE. Marraine Louise MARIN. | CUCHEVAL Jacques (42652I)
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| 6108 | Bouvelinghem, naissnaec le 21 Février 1707 de CUCHEVAL Jacqueline, fille de CUCHEVAL Philippe, résidant à Bouvelinghem, laboureur, et de Marie LEHACQUES. Parrain: François DEPRE. Marraine: Jacqueline CUCHEVAL. | CUCHEVAL Jacqueline (42650I)
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| 6109 | Bouvelinghem,09.06.1757,décès "L'an mil sept cens cinquante sept et le neuf de juin jour du St Sacrement après midi est décédée en cette psse de Bouvelinghem Jacqueline Baude,femme d'Antoine Sainmaxen,laboureur en cette psse administrée des sacrements de nostre mère la Sainte Eglise après avoir essuié des infirmitez qui ne lui ont pas permis les deux dernières années de venir à l'Eglise.Et le jour suivant son corps fut inhumé en ce cimetière vis à vis le calvaire planté le jour précédent,oùnous l'avons conduit avec les cérémonies ordinaires de l'église. En présence dudit Antoine Sain maxen,son mari,de Jean,Jacque et Gabriel Sain maxen ses enfants qui ont avec nous signé."(sic) Signatures de Anthoine St Maxin (sic) Jean StMachin (sic),Jacques St Machin (sic) Gabriel St Maxhin (sic) et Davault ptre(*) | BAUDE Jacqueline (39959I)
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| 6110 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | Famille: DUVIVIER Marc / En vie (258791U)
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| 6111 | Bouvelinghem,3 fév.1751,mariage de Jean Duvivier "Le 3 fébvrier de 1751,après les publications des trois bans faites au prone des messes paroissiales tant à Alquines qu'à Bouvelinghem,entre Jean Duvivier,fils de defunct Marque et de Marie Jeanne Banquart de la psse d'Alquines d'une part et Marie Françoise Maschin,fille d'Antoine et de Jacqueline Baude de cette psse d'autre (part). Sans aucune opposition,selon le certificat de Monsieur N....Curé d'Alquines. Je ptre curé de Bouvelnghem,sousigné ai reçu d'iceux les promesses et le consentement et la promesse de mariage d'eux,leur ai donné la bénédiction nuptiale et fais les Cérémonies accoutumées et Célébré le mariage dans l'Eglise de ma psse de Bouvelinghem en présence des parens, proches parentscy dessous signés." (sic) Marque de Jacqueline Baude,marque de Jean Duvivier,marque de Marie Françoise Maschin qui ont déclaré ne scavoir écrire.Signatures de Anthoine St Maxin,Jean François Depret et J.F. Nicolle,ptre,doien d'Alquines. | Famille: DUVIVIER Jean / SAINT MAXENT Marie Françoise (258814U)
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| 6112 | Brentford 3a 111 Dec. qtr | Famille: WEST Thomas / HARBOUR Harriet Ann (F24921)
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| 6113 | Brentford 3a 57 Sept qtrRegistered in Heston Middx in 1901 census living with sister Lizzie. | HARBOUR Arthur Robert (I43319)
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| 6114 | Brigadier d'artillerie | BULTEL Raymond (141739I)
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| 6115 | BRISBART Marie Thérèse veuve DISSAUX obtient le 14/04/1771 le brevet de maître de poste en remplacement de son mari (9). DISSAUX cité maître de poste en 1822 et 1845. AGP N° 52 | BRISBAR(RE-RRE-T) Marie Thérèse (216924I)
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| 6116 | BRISBOUTcm 1711 13/05 (ce cm est à disposition de qui en a besoin ) michel omer DELERUE fils à marier de feux pierre et de marie françoise LEBORGNE vivants demeurants à Arques assisté de nicole françoise et marie françoise DELERUE ses soeurs de françois WALART son beau frère d'une part marie jeanne BRISBOUT fille à marier de (des difficultés à lire...) ....et de feu catherine DOS...assistée de son dit père , de marie catherine brisbout et de charles boccre(incertain) mary et bail d'anne brisbout | Famille: DEL(E)RUE Michel Omer / BRISBOUT Marie Jeanne (266380U)
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| 6117 | Broderbund Family Archive #110,Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5 | GUYON Marcel (I42751)
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| 6118 | Brother of Thomas Gardner living next door in Heavitree in 1961 | GARDNER John (I38056)
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| 6119 | Brouage, Saintes, Saintonge | Famille: MIVILLE Pierre / MAUGIS Charlotte (F817)
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| 6120 | Brought up by Charles and Molly (her stepmother) in London after Laura's death. However she was living with her grandparents (Charles Leaver & Sarah) in 1901 | LEAVER Florence Mary (I45721)
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| 6121 | Brousses | BROUSSES Antoinette (106443I)
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| 6122 | Brousses | LAJOANIE Marie (106441I)
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| 6123 | 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 (303361U)
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| 6124 | BRUNEAU-THÉRIAULT, Thérèse Envoyez des voeux de sympathie Au CHRDL de Joliette, le 5 février 2016, à l'âge de 92 ans, est décédéeMme Thérèse Bruneau, épouse de feu Henri Thériault, autrefois de Ste-Béatrix. L'ayant déjà précédé son fils Raynald, elle laisse dans le deuil ses enfants : Huguette, Pierrette, Gaétane, Annette (Christian Niquette), Denis, Yvon (Jacinthe Adam), ses 11 petits-enfants : Nathalie, François, Martin, Éric, Serge, Julie, Marie-CluessessErt),bres18 Rivitab» «tab»aude, Édith, Chantal, Adam, Guillaume, ses 13 arrière-petits-enfats, son arrière-arrière-petite-fille, sa belle-soeur Mme Cécile Forest-Bruneau, ainsi que plusieurs autres parents et amis. Des dons à la Fondation pour la Santé du Nord de Lanaudière seraient appréciés, formulaires disponibles au salon. La famille vous accueillera le samedi 13 février 2016 dès 10h au salon funéraire F. Thériault inc., 987 rue Claude, Ste-Béatrix. Les funérailles auront lieu le même jour à 14h en l'église de Ste-Béatrix. | BRUNEAU Therese (I82063)
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| 6125 | Bud remained on his parents' farm until age 19. In 1940, he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force in Hamilton, Ontario. On August 1941, he graduated as a pilot and on 31 August he was shipped overseas,where he was on flying duty with the Air Force until August 1944, when he returned toCanada. After the War, Bud and Eileen returned to Ontario, where Bud continued as a pilot in the training commanduntil February 1945, when hewas discharged. Bud then worked as a Settlement Officer with the Veterans' Land Act and as a Credit Advisor with the Farm Credit Corporation until 1979. He then opened a tree nursery and garden center in Shanty Bay, Ontario, just outside Barrie, on the western shore of Lake Simcoe. After his discharge, Bud also tookthe time to obtain a bachelor of ArtsDegree in Social Science at York University in Toronto. He also becamean Accredited Appraiser of the Canada Institute, specializing in ruralproperty valuations. In 1979, he established an appraisal business working from his farm. In 1998, he closed his garden center and appraisal business. He is now developing "Arbourwood Estates" on his 180-acre tree farm, creating a residential subdivision on 100 home lots. Note added 12 Apr 2008: According to the Simcoe County website, at somepoint, Bud was elected to the Oro Township Council and served as Reeve. | ARBOUR Raymond Stanley (I3312)
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| 6126 | burial | SICARD Raymond (I29488)
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| 6127 | Burial in Mont-Saint-Gregoire 1967 | BERGER Alphena (I13130)
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| 6128 | Burial in Mont-Saint-Gregoire 1970 | BESSETTE Moise (I13885)
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| 6129 | Buried at Pikey Cemetery.....Located on Klippel Farm, east of Conran,MO | PAQUIN Francis (I61099)
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| 6130 | Buried at same time as her mother Alice | JOUGHIN Joney (I47147)
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| 6131 | Buried in Mt. Olivet cemetery. | PROULX Joseph G. (I64935)
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| 6132 | Buried in the churchyard at Holcombe Burnell | BRIMECOMBE Henry Hamlyn (I19531)
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| 6133 | Buried with grandparents | GILLARD Sarah Crimp (I40035)
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| 6134 | Burried 06 Mar 1776 | HARBOUR Thomas (I43522)
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| 6135 | Burried 17 Nov 1850 | HARBOUR John James (I43785)
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| 6136 | Burried 27 Sep 1839 | HARBOUR Elizabeth (I43524)
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| 6137 | Burried 29 June 1847 | BUSSEY Elizabeth (I20456)
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| 6138 | Burried 6 May 1855 | HARBOUR James (I43708)
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| 6139 | Burried at Bradfield Parish Church 8 March 1832 | JACKSON Abraham (I45766)
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| 6140 | Burried at St Nicholas Bradfield | JACKSON Thomas Edward (I45903)
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| 6141 | Burried at St Nicholas Bradfield | JACKSON Richard (I45891)
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| 6142 | Burried in Wadsley Parish Churchyard. | JACKSON William (I45777)
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| 6143 | By 1837, Alexandre and Josephte seem to have moved into the big city ofMontreal, as that is where their son Alexandre was born. The family possibly moved there as early as 1825. During the Census of1825, they were not recorded as living in either L'Assomption or St Sulpice. It is unknown when or where they died. It is THOUGHT that the death/burial information belongs to THIS Alexandre. However, in said record, he was noted as having been 77-years old when he died, making him born about 1786. There was no mention of a spouse either living or dead. ___ Bio from Facebook 19 Mar 2010: 19 March 1801 -- Born in St Sulpice, QC, Alexandre ARBOUR was one of 16children of farmer Pierre ARBOUR and Therese DALBEC-BELAIR [who are myg-g-g-g-grandparents - :]. Alexandre stayed nearby when he married Marie-Louise-Josephte DUFAULT in L'Assomption, QC, on 08 January 1822. Thecouple eventually had 10 children, 5 daughters and 5 sons. Throughout at least 1832, they lived in L'Assomption but moved to the big city of Montreal by 1837, as that is when their son Alexandre wasborn there. The elder Alexandre was 62-years old when he died in Montreal on 02 September 1863, and was buried there the next day. It is unclear when or where Josephte died, but she was known to be living during the Census taken in March 1881. They are confirmed to have left 41 grandchildren, 65 great-grandchildren, 48 great-great-grandchildren, and 38 great-great-great-grandchildren, including the very famous Louise ARBOUR, who was formerly both a Canadian Supreme Court Justiceand the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights. | ARBOUR Alexandre (I1521)
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| 6144 | By 1851 Mary was living at Sack St, Newton Abbot with Mary and James, two of her children. Husband Joseph is not recorded in the 1851 census. | BEER Mary (I12010)
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| 6145 | By 1900, Georgina had given birth to 9 children, only 3 of whom were living. | ARBOUR Georgina (I4085)
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| 6146 | By 1900, Josephine had given birth to 4 children, only 2 of whom were still living. It is unclear if either of the other two might have been children of Eugene. However, the 1910 Census reports that Josephine onlyever had 2 children. Josephine's parents were born in Quebec and Illinois.[1910,1920Census] Kankakee Republican News (IL) -- 13 Jul 1931 SUDDEN DEATH TAKES WOMAN -- Mrs. Eugene Arbour Is Victim Mrs. Eugene Arbour, 64, 605 North Evergreen Avenue, and affectionately known in that neighborhood as "Mother" Arbour, died suddenly Saturday night about 9:30 o'clock at her home. The cause of death, according to the belief of a coroner's jury, was high blood pressure and hardening ofthe arteries. Her husband, testifying at the inquest conducted by Coroner Octave J. Cartier this morning, stated that Mrs. Arbour had gone tobed early, apparently in her usual health. About 9 o'clock she arose and went to the kitchen and on her return was seized with a sudden attack of weakness and dropped into a chair. Aroused By Noise -- He heard unusual sounds, he stated, and arose, helping her back to bed. As she laydown she became unconscious and failed to respond to his attempts to revive her. He called in Joseph Cote, 580 North Evergreen Avenue, who arrived just as the aged woman was breathing her last. Dr. H. W. Bundy, 629 South Harrison Avenue, was called, but too late. Albert Guertin, 605North Evergreen Avenue, a son by a former marriage, stated that his mother had been suffering from hardening of the arteries and high blood pressure. The daughter of Edward and Philomene Fortin, she was born in St Anne on 25 September 1867, and was was married to George Guertin in 1884. He died in 1893 and four years later she was married to Eugene Arbour. Funeral Tuesday -- Besides her husband and the son Albert, she leaves another son - Alvin Guertinof Beaverville, two brothers - Louis andEdward of Hazelcrest, and three sisters - Mrs. Elmer Wilson of Bonfield, Mrs. Leah Colligan of Palatine, and Mrs. Bert Parady, 207 Vanderwater Avenue. Funeral services will be conducted at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning from the Hickey Funeral Home and burial will be in St Anne Cemetery. | FORTIN Josephine (I5049)
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| 6147 | By Apr 1910, Phoebe had given birth to 15 children, only one of whom was still living. | ARBOUR Phoebe (I6496)
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| 6148 | By Licence | Famille: DYMOND Thomas / WOODLY Thomasin(E) (F20453)
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| 6149 | By the time of the 1900 Census, only 9 of George and Sophie's 10 children were still living. Who are the other children? Did they come to the US, too? It would figure that they did because George and Sophie had only been married for 17 years when they immigrated so their oldest childwas probably no more than 16- or 17-years old and too young to be leftin Canada. According to the 1920 Census, George was born in New Hampshire, which we know to be an error, as the family didn't move to the US until the late 1850s at best and seemingly George himself didn't immigrate until 1872. Is our Georges-Guillaume also known as William Louis ARBOUR? If so, he had the following children: John ARBOUR, b 1872 Worcester, MA; CarolineARBOUR, b 1874 Worcester, MA; and George ARBOUR, b 1878 Worcester, MA. --> Even though other sources mention 1872 as the immigration date for this family, they all appear in the 1870 Census, living in Burlington, VT. ___ In 1886, William received a land grant from William DICKINSON, located in Worcester, MA. Book 1223, Page 490. In 1889, William received a land grant from Charles A. KING, located inWorcester, MA. Book 1301, Page 414. | ARBOUR Guillaume William Georges (I4058)
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| 6150 | By the time of their marriage, Azeline and Donald were already living together. | ARBOUR Azeline (I2309)
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