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| 6201 | Cadour la Bastide l'Evêque, 12, Pouzoulet | POUZOULET Antoinette (188145I)
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| 6202 | Cadour la Bastide l'Evêque, 12, Pouzoulet | SALESSE(S) Guillaume (188113I)
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| 6203 | Cadour la Bastide l'Evêque, 12, Pouzoulet | SALESSE(S) Guillaume (188113I)
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| 6204 | calais | BOUTOILLE Amédé Louis (219704I)
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| 6205 | Calculée selon l'acte de décès. | BOISSONNEAULT Françoise (I82552)
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| 6206 | Calculée selon l'acte de décès. | BOISSONNEAULT Élisabeth Isabelle (I82528)
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| 6207 | Calculée selon son acte de décès. | BOISSONNEAU Louis (I82432)
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| 6208 | Calgary Herald (AB) -- Saturday 10 Jun 2006 KEDGE - Leah 1919 - 2006 -- It is with deep sadness and love we announce the passing of Leah Kedge on Thursday, 8 June 2006 at the age of 87, following a brief illness. Leah is survived by four daughters and one son-in-law, Patricia Oswin, Carol Hamblin, Gayle Draper, Deborah and Wayne Ellert, and a son and daughter-in-law, Bob and Kathleen Kedge; threebrothers and one sister-in-law, Gilbert Arbour, Don Arbour and Jack and Marion Arbour. Leah will be sadly missed by her twelve grandchildren,in addition to her numerous great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She was an inspiration to all who knew her. Leah was predeceased by her husband James (Jim) Kedge in 1989 and her daughter Marilyn Finkle in 1990 and son-in-law Dennis Oswin in 2006. Relatives and friends are invited to Prayers and Tributes at McInnis & Holloway's Chapel of the Bells (2720 Centre Street North) on Wednesday, 14 June 2006 at 7:30 pm. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St Luke's Catholic Church (corner of Northmount Drive and Northland Drive NW) on Thursday, 15 June 2006 at 10:30am. Interment to follow at Eden Brook Memorial Gardens. The family would like to acknowledge the caring staff of the Newport Harbour Care Centre where Leah resided for the past fourteen months. We thank you for making it a loving home. If friends so desire, memorial donations may bemade directly to the charity of the donor's choice. Forward condolences through www.mcinnisandholloway.com. In living memory of Leah Kedge, atree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by McInnis & Holloway FuneralHomes, Chapel of the Bells,2720 Centre Street North. Telephone: 403-276-2296. | ARBOUR Leah Clare (I5222)
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| 6209 | Callixte Amedee Labossiere was born May 6, 1893 at St. Leon, Manitoba to Amedee Labossiere, and Marie Anne Chretien. His forenames appear to be Callixte Amedee from his baptism certificate, but by the time he signed up for WWI, he was using Amedee Calixte thus reversing his forenames. His father, also, Amedee, was killed in an accident about four months before Amedee was born, so he entered life with only one parent. He attended school and grew up in St. Leon and Somerset, but moved to Winnipegby about 1911. 1901 Canada Census image z000015380 Manitoba Lisgar District C2 Lorne Townships 5-6 Range 9W page 9 Lines 18-24: Stepfather, Harry E. Teissen,25; mother, Mary A. Teissen, 39, (nee Chretien); five Labossiere children: Ulric, 17; Emma, 15; Oscar, E,13; Damien, 10; Amedee, 7. [1] census date: April 3, 1901. 1906 Canada Census image e001202834 Manitoba MacDonald Township 5 Range9 West Somerset page 10 Lines 30-36; Mary Labossiere, 36 (nee Chretien): 6 children: Eric Labossiere, 22 (Ulric_; Ocor (Oscar) Labossiere, 17; Damien Labossiere, 15; Amedee Labossiere; Emma Tyson, 5; Annie Tyson,3. [2] Census date: June 26, 1906. 1911 Canada Census image e001948356 Manitoba MacDonald 18 B10 Page 10 Lines: 30-34: Mary Anne Labossiere, 51, (nee Chretien); four children: Damian 26;medee, 18; Emma, 9; Maria, 6. [3] Census date: June 21, 1911. When WWI broke out, Amedee quickly signed up by Feb. 1915 and went overseas the same year. He served in Belguim and France with the Canadian Expeditionary Force. His address in 1915 at sign-up for W.W. I was 41 1/2 Marion Street, Norwood Groves, Winnipeg, Manitoba. This is a main street, running east - west from the Red River, just south of the St. Boniface Cathedral. He served near Vimy Ridge, but his unit was part of thesupply train; C.A.S.C., (Canadian Army Service Corps), 2nd. Division Train, 8th. Company. He was a supply wagon driver and a steam train operator. 1916 Census of the Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. L.A.C. image 31228_4363956-00343: Manitoba, District 4 Macdonald, Subdistrict 10, Page 26, Family 256, Lines 33-36: Marie Tyson, 54, (nee Chretien); Amide, 22(Amedee), is recorded in thiscensuseven though he was in France in W.W.I. He was noted as in France; half sisters; Emma Tyson, 15; Maria Tyson, 14. [4] No date on census sheet. He was invalided back to England after the war and married an English woman, Emily Anscomb in Feb. 1919 in south London. He returned to Canadawith his wife, Emily in 1919 on the White Star Liner, S.S. Baltic and landed at Pier 21, Halifax on August24th. In 1919, upon his discharge from the army, his forwarding address from the ship's records was givenas Norwood, Manitoba. Amedee and Emily had three children; a son namedErnest, who later lived in Winnipeg and two daughters, Francis and Alrdesne Mm Fi?rt),bres18 Rivitab» «tab»ice. 1921 Census of Canada image e002888871 Manitoba, District 37 Springfield, Enumeration District 56 in the City of St. Boniface image 16 of 58, family 159 lines 8-10: Amedee LaBossiere, 38; wife, Emily LaBossiere, 26, (nee Anscomb); son, Ernest Amedee LaBossiere, 5 months. [5] No census date. 1926 Canada Census image e0011229931 Manitoba WInnipeg North Page 22 Lines 24-28 Amedee Labossiere, 332; Emily, 30, (nee Anscomb); 3 children:Amedeee, 5; Francis, 3; Ellis, 2 Alice). [6] June 1, 1926. Amedee and Emily divorced in 1936. Emily re-married an Ernest Grindrod and they later moved to Vancouver, B.C. where Ernest died. Emily eventually moved back to Winnipeg and lived with her son, Ernest for awhile, and then with her daughter, Alice at Kenora, Ontario before goinginto a care home. Emily died at Kenora in1994 just shy of 100 years old. Amedee married his second wife, Martha Reich on Jan. 2, 1937 at Transcona, Winnipeg, during the depression. Amedee and Martha had one child, ason, Darrell, who was born in Victoria in 1939. In 1940, Amedee rejoined the Canadian army for WWII.On hisW.W.II sign-up papers, March 1940,he stated that he had lived in Winnipeg until 1936, working as a painter and decorator. His address at sign-up was 39 Ontario Street, Victoria, B.C. This is near Dallas Road, in the James Bay area of Victoria. Shortly after his W.W.II sign-up, his wife, Martha moved back to Winnipegand lived at 463 Elgin Avenue, Winnipeg. After, the war, Martha moved back to B.C. and married Alexander Benekretis. They had two sons and a daughter before divorcing. Martha married a third time to William J. Murray. She died at their home in Penticton, B.C. on April 28, 1981 and was buried there at Lakeview Cemetery on May 1, 1981. Amedee was too old to serve in active duty in WWII, so he was posted toAldershot, near London, England. He divorced Martha by mail during thewar and married his third wife, Gladys Winifred Amelia Turner on July 4, 1944 in London. Amedee and Gladys had two children, both sons, Laurence and James. Laurence, the first was born in London during an air raid, before the end of the war. After the war, Amedee had to leave Gladysand her baby son in Wales with Gladys' father and go back to Canada tobuild their new home at Cobble Hill on Vancouver Island. The British government would not let the War Brides leave until there was some assurance of a home for them to go to. Gladys and Laurence re-joined Amedee in the Summer of 1946. In later years at Cobble Hill, Amedee was known as Bill and was a general home renovator, a painter and a carpenter around Duncan and Cobble Hill. He died of a heart attack on Jan. 5, 1955 and is buried at the Anglican Church Cemetery in Cobble Hill. He was awarded six war medals, three each for the First and Second World Wars. He had served a total of nine years or almost 15% of his 61 year life in the Canadian Army overseas for two World Wars. His WWI Regimental No. was 3133 and his WWII Regimental No. was K92040. Amedee was also known for his fine singing voice and his guitar playing. He had only lived for 61 years and exactly 8months. Sources ??? https://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.item/?app=Census1901&op=pdf&id=z000015380 ??? https://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.item/?app=Census1906&op=pdf&id=e001202834 ??? https://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.item/?app=Census1911&op=pdf&id=e001948356 ??? https://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.item/?app=Census1916&op=pdf&id=31228_4363956-00343 ??? https://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.item/?app=Census1921&op=pdf&id=e002888871 ??? https://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.item/?app=census1926&op=pdf&id=e011229931 St. Leon Parish, St. Leon, Manitoba, Canada. Certified copy of Baptismal Certificate of Callixte Amedee Labossiere. Born May 6, 1893 at St. Leon, Manitoba; Baptized May 14, 1896. Obtained on Nov. 1, 1976. Manitoba Dept. of Health and Social Development, Manitoba Birth Certificate of Callixte Amedee Labossiere May 6, 1893 at Somerset, Manitoba. No. 14483 Series H, Obtained Nov. 15, 1976. (Although the official birthcertificate states place of birth as Somerset, this is known to be incorrect from the baptismal certificate.) Death Registration from B.C. dept. of Vital Statistics. 55-09-001081 Jan. 7, 1955 War Records from WWI and WWII from Library and Archives Canada (L.A.C.). University of Alberta Libraries, Peel's Prairie Provinces, Henderson's Directories, Manitoba, Winnipeg, various years when Amedee was known orexpected to be found in these places. http://peel.library.ualberta.ca/henderson.html Vancouver Public Library, British Columbia City Directories. http://bccd.vpl.ca/ various years when Amedee was known or expected to be found in these places. Source: S1664 B.C. Archives Repository: Call Number: Media: Book Source: S1666 Baptismal Certificate, St. Leon Catholic Church. St. Leon, Manitoba Repository: Call Number: Media: Book Source: S1677 Manitoba Vital Statistics Repository: Call Number: Media:Book | LA BOSSIERE Calixte Amedee (I88838)
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| 6210 | Camp de Lafon | VIGUIE(R) Marie (185761I)
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| 6211 | Cantaloube | LOUPIAS Jeanne (186940I)
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| 6212 | Cantaloube | DA(I-Y)DOU Guilhaume (186939I)
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| 6213 | Cantaloube - Maleville | ORCIVAL Marie (186969I)
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| 6214 | Cantaloube - Maleville | DA(I-Y)DOU Joseph (186968I)
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| 6215 | Cantaloube, Saint-Jean d'Aigremont - Villefranche-de-Rouergue | DA(I-Y)DOU Martin (186985I)
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| 6216 | Cantaloube, Saint-Jean d'Aigremont - Villefranche-de-Rouergue | DA(I-Y)DOU Martin (186985I)
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| 6217 | Cantaloube, Saint-Jean d'Aigremont - Villefranche-de-Rouergue | DA(I-Y)DOU Joseph (186968I)
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| 6218 | Cap-de-la-Madeleine était une Seigneurie appatenant aux Jésuites jusqu'en 1800. (1651`a 1800) | Famille: RIVET Maurice / CUSSON Marie (F17396)
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| 6219 | Capitaine de Mélice | SICARD Jean (I71150)
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| 6220 | Capitaine de milice en 1718. | MENARD Pierre (I58287)
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| 6221 | Capital Weekly (Augusta, ME) -- 14 Sep 2000 JEANNE D'ARC ARBOUR Coopers Mills -- Jeanne d'Arc Arbour, 81, of Main Street and formerly of Augusta, died 11 Sep 2000, at Country Manor Nursing Home after a brief illness. She was born 21 April 1919, in Augusta, the daughter of Alfred and Anna (Lacasse) Douin.She attended Augusta schools and was a homemaker most of her life. She had been employed by Bates Manufacturing Co., Edwards Division, for several years and was also a self-employed housekeeper for many years. She was a communicant of St Augustine's Catholic Church in Augusta. She was predeceased by her husband, Leo Arbour; and several brothers and sisters. She is survived by a son, Philippe Arbour of Augusta. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated 9 am Saturday at St Augustine's Catholic Church, with burial in St. Augustine's Cemetery, Augusta. Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Care Center, 154 Dresden Ave., Gardiner 04345. Arrangements by Plummer Funeral Home, Augusta. National Obituary Archive -- online JEANNE D'ARC ARBOUR -- 1919 - 2000 -- Jeanne d'Arc Arbour, 81, of Coopers Mills, ME died Monday, 11 September 2000 at Country Manor Nursing Home in Coopers Mills, ME. She was born 21 April 1919 in Augusta, ME. Shewas a member of St Augustine Catholic Church at 1 Kendall Street. Services will be held Saturday, 16 September 2000, at 9:00 am at St Augustine Catholic Church. Rev. Richard St. Cyr will be officiating. Memorialscan be sent to Donations to Alzheimers in Gardiner. Survivors include:son Philippe Arbour of Augusta, ME. | DOUIN Jeanne D'Arc (I6479)
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| 6222 | Capital Weekly (Augusta, ME) -- 17 Aug 2000 ROBERT T. ARBOUR AUGUSTA -- Robert T. Arbour, 73, of Riverside Drive died 8 Aug 2000, atTogus veterans hospital after a long illness. He was born 10 April 1927, in Augusta, the son of Barthelemi and Marie (Gosselin)Arbour. He attended Augusta schools and was a communicant of St Andrew's Catholic Church. He was a Navy veteran of WWII, and was owner of Kennebec Photo Service. He was also a former member of the Calumet Club. He was predeceased by a brother, Robert Arbour, and four sisters, Jeanne Harvey, Rita Harvey, Juliette Arbour, and Carmenne Seavey. He is survived by a son, David Arbour of Augusta; two daughters, Therese Arbour of Augusta and Lisa Pepin of Farmington; two sisters, Gabrielle Bouchard and Georgette Dutremble, both of Augusta; and fivegrandchildren. Burial is in Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society, New England Division Inc., 52 Federal St., Brunswick04011, or HealthReach Hospice of Augusta, PO Box 1568, Waterville 04903. Arrangements by Plummer Funeral Home. National Obituary Archive -- online ROBERT T. ARBOUR -- 1927 - 2000 -- Robert T. Arbour, 73, of Augusta, ME, died Tuesday, 8 August 2000, at Veterans Administration Hospital in Togus, ME. He was born 10 April 1927 in Augusta, ME. He was a member of St Andrews Catholic Church at St Andrews Street. He was a veteran of WWII. He was involved in Former member of Calumet Club. Services will be held Friday, 11 August 2000, at 12:00 pm at Fr. Leonard LeClair Chapel.Rev. Gilbert Patenaude will be officiating. Burial will be at Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery on Friday, 11 August 2000, at 12:00 pm. Memorials can be sent to Donations toAmerican Cancer Society or Hospice of Kennebec Valley. Survivors include: son David Arbour of Augusta, ME; daughter Therese Arbour of Augusta, ME;daughter Lisa Pepin of Farmington, ME; sister Gabrielle Bouchard of Augusta, ME; sister Georgette Dutremble of Augusta, ME. US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Robert T Arbour Gender: Male Birth Date: 10 Apr 1927 Death Date: 8 Aug 2000 SSN: 006202005 Branch 1: NAVY Enlistment Date 1: 5 Feb 1945 Release Date 1: 17 May 1946 | ARBOUR Robert T (I3154)
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| 6223 | caporal au 8e Ri - né le 12 04 1888 dans le Pas de Calais (62) domicilié à Dohem. (guerre 1914-1918) | HIRSOUT Arthur Victor Joseph (150430I)
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| 6224 | Car accident | ARBOUR Patrice (I6406)
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| 6225 | cardaillac | RESCOUSSIE Bernard (220471I)
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| 6226 | Caroline is a Market Gardener in St Thomas, Exeter in 1901 | ROBERTS Caroline (I25961)
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| 6227 | Caroline is not at home with her parents in 1891 Surname First name(s)District Vol Page ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- Marriages Jun 1896 ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- Hawkings Florence Agnes E. Stonehouse 5b 651 Hurst Charles Edward A E.Stonehouse 5b 651 Langworthy Caroline E.Stonehouse 5b 651 WavishHenry John E. Stonehouse 5b 651 | LANGWORTHY Caroline (I45569)
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| 6228 | Carrie never married or had children. Like her sister before her, Carrie was also a trained nurse. She began her classes at the New Orleans Sanitarium and later transferred to the Touro School of Nursing, from which she later graduated. She, too, took a private nursing job in New Orleans. Tragically, Carried suffered from diabetes in the day before insulin came into common use. The disease eventually took her young life. | ARBOUR Carrie Sus "Caroline" (I2671)
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| 6229 | carte du combattant n° 5136 | MA(C)QUEN(G)HEM Emile Louis Joseph (203949I)
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| 6230 | Cas | DENAYROLLES Jean Pierre (44292I)
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| 6231 | Cas | COUDERC Jeanne Hélène (44291I)
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| 6232 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Marie Catherine (207873I)
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| 6233 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Marie Catherine (207873I)
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| 6234 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Marie Jeanne Thérèse (207872I)
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| 6235 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Marie Jeanne Thérèse (207872I)
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| 6236 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Marie Catherine Josephe (207871I)
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| 6237 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Marie Catherine Josephe (207871I)
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| 6238 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Jean Benoit (207870I)
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| 6239 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Jean Benoit (207870I)
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| 6240 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Marie Pétronille Rosalie (207869I)
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| 6241 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Marie Pétronille Rosalie (207869I)
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| 6242 | Cassel Notre Dame | BROEDER(S) Thomas (207862I)
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| 6243 | Cassel St Nicolas | BROEDER(S) Catherine Barbe (207867I)
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| 6244 | Catherine apportait 300 livres de dot en tant que fille du Roi.René possédait un fusil, dix bêtes à cornes et quarante arpents de terre en valeur. | Famille: BINET Rene / BOURGEOIS Catherine (F8596)
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| 6245 | 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 (276615U)
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| 6246 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I12443)
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| 6247 | Catherine Bray is shown as 79 in the 1901 censusliving in Ealing of Independant Means. | BRAY Catherine (Kate) (I19147)
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| 6248 | Catherine Camus et Lecamus, originaire de St-Soulle, ar. et év. La Rochelle,Aunis (Charente-Maritime). | CAMUS Catherine (I20926)
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| 6249 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I21504)
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| 6250 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I55291)
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