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| 76 | fait: Fact 4 lived in Barlin (canton d-Houdain fait: Fact 5 Miner According to Alex Lebon's miner's papers, Emile was born in 1870 in St.Etienne. In 1894 he was a bachelor, a miner, and lived in Barlin (canton d-Houdain). | LEBON Louis Emile (I52079)
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| 77 | fait: Funérailles | MARTIAL Francoise (I56835)
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| 78 | fait: Lettre | CADIEU Noël (I20678)
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| 79 | fait: Marriage According to Donna in Apr 2006: Eva became the first school teacher in their area of St Paul, using a back room attached to their log home. She married Oscar TREMBLAY (sorry, I don't know the date). Theyhad 4 children, they are all living.Eva died about 1940. Her youngest child was adopted by family members. | ARBOUR Eva (I3731)
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| 80 | fait: Marriage Jean had a heart conditionand was a patient of the famous Dr. Leon. She had just tunred 39 a fewmonths before she died. It was very sad and tragic for her husband andtwo young sons. | ARBOUR Jean-Theresa (I4527)
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| 81 | fait: Marriage She had 14 children | ARBOUR Yvette (I7190)
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| 82 | fait: Marriage
obits.dignitymemorial.com -- extracted 03 May 2011
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| 83 | fait: Marriage ?, Rhode Island, Usa From grandson Scott SHIPPEE <sshippee a copleycg.com>: Anna and Ernest for a long time lived in the same house as Rose and her husband. Anna ran a small luncheonette in a building in the front called Anna's Luncheonette for a few years. They later moved to 20 Hare Street in West Warwick, where they lived until my grandfather died in 1970. Anna later moved in with my parents while they were living at 46 Helen Avenue, Coventry RI. In 1977-78we moved to 29 Gardner Avenue, in West Warwick. You might note a similarity with the address that Anna was born (10 Gardner), that address nolonger exists, as Gardner ave now starts wth 25. Both my Grandmother and Grandfather were mill workers, Fabric & Dye works for the most part, as far as I know.
She had 2 children | ARBOUR Anna (I1962)
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| 84 | fait: Marriage ?, Rhode Island, Usa To Roland Jarbeau | ARBOUR Rose (I6779)
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| 85 | fait: Marriage ???Caney He had one Living Arbour | ARBOUR Pierre (I6521)
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| 86 | fait: Marriage ???Ferrarra Palm Beach Post (FL) -- 21 Jun 1996 Arbour, Roland A., 55, of Palm Beach Gardens. Thomas L. Price Funeral Home, North Palm Beach. Funeral Saturday. Miami Herald (FL) -- 21 Jun 1996 Arbour, Roland A., 55, of Palm Beach Gardens, died Thursday. Mass noon Saturday, St Clare Catholic Church, North Palm Beach. Thomas L. Price Funeral Home, North Palm Beach. Palm Beach Post (FL) -- 21 Jun 1996 Mr. Arbour was born 27 March 1941, in Ontario, Canada son of Yvonne Austras Arbour and the late Donat Arbour. He was a resident of Florida forthe past 18 . . . [incomplete]He had 4 Living Arbour | ARBOUR Roland (I6720)
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| 87 | fait: Marriage ???Montey fait: Marriage ???O'Hare
Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay, ON) -- 04 Nov 2007
| ARBOUR Carol Ann (I2601)
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| 88 | fait: Marriage Baton Rouge Advocate (LA) -- 02 Jan 2000 MESSMER, LAURA LEE ARBOUR -- A retired Blue Ribbon food store employee with 15 years of service and a resident and native of Baton Rouge, she died at 12:15 pm Thursday, 30 Dec 1999, at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center. She was 73. Visiting at Rabenhorst Funeral Home East,11000 Florida Blvd, from 3 pm to 9 pm Sunday and after 9 am Monday. Religious services in the funeral home chapel at 1 pm Monday, conducted by the Rev. Sam Maranto. Interment in Greenoaks Memorial Park. Survivedby two sisters and brothers-in-law, JoAnn and Homer Watts, Gonzales, andWanda Fay and Rex Starks, Independence, MO; a brother and sister-in-law, Charles E. Arbour Sr and Velton Arbour, Baton Rouge; three sisters-in-law, Hazel Arbour, Weatherford,OK,and Matt Henderson, and Betty Arbour, both of Baton Rouge; and former husband, Herman Messmer, Baton Rouge. Preceded in death by her parents, Allain Joseph Arbour Sr and Ethel Laura (Blanchard] Arbour; and three brothers, A. J. Arbour Jr, Kenneth Arbour and David Rowland Arbour Sr. | ARBOUR Laura Lee (I5190)
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| 89 | fait: Marriage Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States To Charles Frey(she divorced him) Occupation: Stenographer at an Insurance Office (1930) * Note:Apparently, Leona could not get a divorce because she could no prove adultery beyond a reasonable doubt . . . ARBOUR v. MURRAY 63 So.2d 425 (1953) 222 La. 684 ARBOUR v. MURRAY. No. 39479. Supreme Court of Louisiana. February 16, 1953. This is an appeal from a judgment taken on confirmation of default. Theplaintiff brought suit against her husband for divorce, custody of their children and alimony. The plaintiff alleged that her husband has carried on an illicit love affair withone Mary Veca, wife of F. Fowler, for the past five years; that he is living in open adultery with Mary Fowler; that a child was born of this illicit relationship whose birth registration shows the father to be Frank Joseph Murray, who is no otherthan Francis A. Murray, the defendant; that her husband admitted to her the illicit relationship and that he was living in open adultery with Mary Fowler. She asked for judgment of divorce, custody of the children and alimony. The defendant failedtoanswer or oppose the suit and the plaintiff produced evidence to support her demands on confirmation of default. The lower court gave judgment granting the plaintiff a divorce, custody of the children and ordered the defendant to pay the plaintiff$30a week alimony. The defendant has appealed. The defendant contends thatthe evidence is insufficient to support the judgment. He takes the position that the evidence is not sufficient to sustain a divorce on the ground of adultery. The plaintiff and her sister-in-law testified that they made an investigation in the neighborhood where the defendant allegedly lived in open adultery with Mary Fowlerand were told that Mr. and Mrs. Murray lived at 2514 Columbus Street, which is the addressof MaryFowler. They said that they had made inquiry at the corner bar and a grocery store concerning the defendant and had watched a car, which they claim was the defendant's, parked in front of 2514 Columbus Street. They testified that they had never seen the defendant in that neighborhood. The plaintiff said that the defendant admitted to her that he had been living in open adultery with Mary Fowler and that a child had been born from thisillicit relationship. The record contains a birthcertificateshowing a child was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Murray. There is no evidence in the record to support the plaintiff's allegations that F. J. Murray and Francis A. Murray are one andthe same person nor is there anypositive proof that thedefendant is the person residing with Mary Fowler at 2514 Columbus Street. The admission of the defendant that he was living in open adultery with another woman is not sufficient evidence to authorize the granting of a divorce. The mere acknowledgment of thetruth of the facts alleged to have been made by either of the parties even if it were in the form of an authentic act can never be deemed sufficient foundation for a decree of divorce. Harman v. McLeland, 16 La. 26. It is stated in the opinion of that case: "In such serious matters, the law requires more than the simple confession of one of the parties to dissolve forever the bonds of matrimony between them;facts must be shown, and such facts as will authorize a court of justice to declare that the interference of the law is absolutely necessary. The judgment must be rendered `en grande connaisance de cause', as Pothier says; and the mere acknowledgment of the truth of the facts alleged, madeby either of the parties, even in an authentic act, can never be deemed sufficient to be the foundation of a decree of separation of bed and board and afortiori of a divorce. Pothier, Contrat de Marriage, Vol. 2, Nos. 517 and 518." In the case of Mack v. Handy, the court cited the caseof Harman v. McLeland, supra, and stated that, "Courts may, without impropriety, entertain such proof, in corroboration of other proven facts, fromwhich adultery may be inferred; but not as substantive evidence. Such proof is insufficient,of itself, toconvict the defendant." In the case ofSiebert v. Klapper, the court held that there was no confession by thedefendant and that hisprior statements were not sufficient to sustain the charge set forth in the petition and, "The testimony to show thatafact was acknowledged is not admissible in evidence." All other evidence in the record is in the nature of hearsay and soindefinite, if admissible, that it does not prove the defendant was guilty of adultery. It is well settled that theproof of adultery must be clear and conclusive to warrant the granting of a divorce. Salles v. Salles; Clark v. Clark;Raynerv. Rayner; Meyer v. Hackler; Clay v. Clay. Under the provisions of Article 312 of the Code of Practice, judgment bydefaultmaybe enteredupon proof of the demand but the proof in cases of divorce on the ground of adultery must be preciseasto time, place and the person involved.The proof presented by the plaintiff in this case is not sufficient tosupport a judgment of divorce based on the ground of adultery. For thereasons assigned, the judgment is annulled and set aside and the suit is dismissed as of nonsuit. Cost to be paid by the plaintiff-appellee.she had 2 children with Mr Murray | ARBOUR Leona Thyrza (I5255)
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| 90 | fait: Marriage Dover, Strafford County, New Hampshire, Usa To ??? Brochu * Event:Hobbies President of Decary Little League, where he maintained the playing field and raised funds by selling sign advertising for the outfield fence; also hosted annual Policeman's Field Day at his summer camp on Ossipee Lake for many years * Event: Hobbies enjoyed his grandchildren, cooking, his swimming pool,and wintering in St Petersburg and Treasure Island, FL; President of Decary Little League, where he maintained the playing field and raised funds by selling sign advertising forthe outfield fence * At the time of his death, Normand was grandfather to 4 and great-grandfather to 1.[obit] ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Norman L Arbour Gender: Male Birth Date: 15 Aug 1927 Death Date: 18 Jun 1999 SSN: 005209474 Branch 1: NAVY Enlistment Date 1: 24 Oct 1945 Release Date 1: 13 Jul 1946 He had 4 Living children | ARBOUR Norman Leo (I6351)
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| 91 | fait: Marriage Gerard Morin
MORIN, Pamela (ARBOUR); 91; Sudbury, ON; North Bay Nugget; 2005-11-28MORIN, Pamela (ARBOUR); 91; Sudbury, ON; North Bay Nugget; 2005-11-28
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| 92 | fait: Marriage Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut, Usa To ?? Dupona
Daytona Beach News-Journal (FL) -- Monday 21 Jan 2008
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| 93 | fait: Marriage Ontario To Robert Henderson Her name on her Birth Registration is Pansy Audrey Irene ARBOUR. It is thought that Midge and Robert had no children together | ARBOUR Audrey Irene (I2270)
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| 94 | fait: Marriage Quebec, 62020, Capitale-Nationale, Quebec, Canada To Elzear Laflamme | ARBOUR Marie Angelina (I5658)
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| 95 | fait: Marriage Quebec, 62020, Capitale-Nationale, Quebec, Canada To Robert Binette | ARBOUR Jeanne (I4617)
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| 96 | fait: Marriage Rocky Mountain News (CO) -- Sunday 26 Oct 2008 ROWLAND, SHELLEY 49, of Aurora. Mother of Travis and Tyler Rowland. Daughter of Wayne Arbour. Sister of Darrel Arbour. Memorial Service Thurs.2 pm at Olinger Chapel Hill Mortuary, 6601 S Colo Blvd.,Littleton, CO 80121. According to the US Public Record Index, Shelley was born in Sep 1958. | ARBOUR Shelly (I6835)
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| 97 | fait: Marriage She had 1 child | HARBOUR Virginia Vare (I44094)
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| 98 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I6335)
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| 99 | fait: Marriage She had 7 children | ARBOUR Joan Marguerite (I4704)
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| 100 | fait: Marriage The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) -- Tuesday 01 Nov 2005 Funeral Notice -- JOACHIM Mrs. Joan Arbour Joachim passed away peacefully on the evening of 7 September 2005, surrounded by her family. She was the devoted wife of the late Joseph W. Joachim, Jr. Mother of the late Joseph W. Joachim III and the sister of the late Edgar Francis Arbour, Jr. She was the daughterof the late Edgar Francis Arbour, Sr. and Olga Wallbillich Arbour. Sheis survived by her daughter, Gretchen J. Kerr; Son-in-law Donald H. Kerr; her three grandchildren: Hillary, Elizabeth, and David Kerr; Sister-in-laws: Verna W. Arbour and Margaret J. Le Corgne; along with many nieces and nephews.She had 2 children | ARBOUR Joan (I4702)
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| 101 | fait: Marriage Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) -- 19 Apr 2013 GRANT Joan Arbour Grant, on Tuesday 16 April 2013, in Charleston, SouthCarolina. Born on 10 January 1949, in New Orleans, LA, beloved daughter of Mrs. Edgar F. Arbour, Jr. (Verna Wetzel) and the late Edgar F. Arbour, Jr., DDS. Joan grew up in New Orleans where she lived until her marriage at which time she moved to Ashville, North Carolina, where she raised her children. Beloved wife of Gregory Grant, MD, mother of Dominque G. Godfrey (Nicholas), the late Sidonie Alexandra Grant and the lateMarie Francoise Grant; sister of Edgar F. Arbour, III (Margaret), JohnW. Arbour (Michele) and the late Thomas A. Arbour; aunt of Caroline A.Willmon, T. Neilson Arbour, Courtney E. Arbour, Megan A. Stryker, MaryElise Arbour, and Nicole Renee Arbour,also four great nieces and one great nephew. Joanwas a graduate of the Academy of the Sacred Heart andNewcomb College where she received a BA in English Literature. Joan was an accomplished author and recipient of the prestigious Thomas Wolfe awardfor fiction for her short story in "Wide Awake in the Pelican State: Stories by Contemporary Louisiana Writers", given annually for short stories. She recently completed her first novel. In additionto her Louisiana rooted inspiration and highest regard for craft, her stories share a deep humanity. Joan was a loving wife, mother and daughter, beloved by a host of nieces and nephew, relatives, in-laws, devoted friends in New Orleans and Ashville andespecially her life long Sacred Heartsisters.She will be sadly missed by all for her sunny disposition, deep caring, beautiful sense of humor and brilliant intellect. Funeral services to be held at Cathedral of St John the Baptist, 120 Broad Street, Charleston, South Carolina. Service, Monday, 22 April, at 2:00 pm. Asheville Citizen-Times (NC) -- 21 Apr 2013 Asheville -- Joan Arbour Grant was a woman who found truth in beauty. She believed in art as presence and practiced personal creativity as a design -- for herself, her family, her friends and the weave of the three. Joan wrote about life as she lived it -- and also wished it to be lived. As an accomplished author, Joan was a recipient of the prestigiousThomas Wolfe Award for fiction for her story in Wide Awake in the Pelican State: Stories by Contemporary Louisiana Writers, given annually for short stories. She had recently completed her first novel, Phoebe's Chances. In addition to her Louisiana-rooted inspiration and highest regard for her craft, her stories demonstrated a deep humanity and softly defined humility. Joan slipped away, with apologies, on Tuesday 16 April 16 2013, in Charleston, South Carolina. Born on 10 January 1949, in New Orleans, Louisiana. She was the beloved daughter of Mrs. Edgar F. Arbour, Jr. (Verna Wetzel) and the late Edgar F. Arbour, Jr., DDS. Joangrew up in New Orleans where she lived until her marriage to Gregory Grant, MD, at which time she moved to Asheville, North Carolina, where she and her husband reared their children. She was the mother of Dominique G. Godfrey (Nicholas), the late Alexandra Sidonie Grant, and the late Marie Francoise Grant. Joan was also sister of Edgar F. Arbour, III (Margaret) and John W. Arbour (Michele) of New Orleans. Joan was a graduateof the Academy of the Sacred Heart and Newcomb College?where she reeminsintll?e ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»ceived a BA in English Literature.She was especially connected to Sacred Heart -- as a high-school English teacher and writing instructor -- and as a life-long sister of a group of Sacred Heart alumnae. Joanwasa deeply caring wife and mother, beloved by a host of nieces and a nephew, relatives, in-laws and devoted friends in New Orleans, Asheville, and Charleston. She will be lamentedby all for her exquisite presence, equable disposition,wry senseofhumor, and quiet intellect. Joan knewhow to "friend": confirming her gentleconsideration of grown-ups, children, and animals in her thoughtful embrace. Funeral services will be held at The Cathedral of St John the Baptist (120Broad Street, Charleston),at 2:00 pm, on Monday 22 April2013. A Memorial Mass will be scheduled in New Orleans, Louisiana at a later date. Excerpt from Joan's online Guestbook 22 April 2013 Joan had the purest of hearts, and I feel humbled by her loving attention always. My whole being aches for Gregory and Dominique, especially for Verna. Ed and John and their families remain in my prayers. With much love, Binker ...and... Joan had the purest of hearts, and I feel humbled by her loving attention always. My whole being aches for her wonderful family and all of herdear friends. My love to everyone, Binker PickShe had 3 children | ARBOUR Joan (I4703)
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| 102 | fait: Marriage To ??? Stacey He had 4 Living Arbour | ARBOUR William Hunter (I7156)
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| 103 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I5355)
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| 104 | fait: Marriage To Aubrey Frost-Shaw Peterborough Examiner (ON) -- Wednesday 15 Nov 2006 Obituary for Mary Susan Frost-Shaw FROST-SHAW, Mary Susan -- Passed away peacefully on 7 November 2006 at the age of 58. After a year long of coping with cancer and treatment, Susan's life ended gracefully while surrounded by the loveof her family and friends. Susan was born on 1 May 1948 in Niagara Falls, Ontario, and had made Peterborough, Ontario, her home for over the past thirty years, while working as a hairstylist. Susan is survived by her husband Aubrey, children Joanna (Justin) O'Brian, granddaughter Jaidyn, and friend Stan. She is also survived by her siblings Judith, John, Patrick, Marsha, and Cyndy, along with several nieces and nephews. Susan is pre-deceased by her parents Gilbert and Mary Arbour and nephew Ryan. Susan is terribly missedby all those whose lives she touched. A memorial servicewas held on 10 November 2006 at Bayridge Alliance Church in Kingston, Ontario, attended by close friends and family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society | ARBOUR Mary Susan (I6082)
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| 105 | fait: Marriage To Charles James Roffey ROFFEY, Emma Ann Margaret -- At the Mississauga Hospital on Sunday, 21 November 1993. Emma Arbour, late of Mississauga, loving wife of CharlesJames Roffey. Dear mother of Joan and her husband Stanley Thorpe, Mount Forest, Rose-Ann MacLeod, Toronto,Jeanette and her husbnad Ambross Street, Mississauga, and Charles and his wife Monta, Milton. Dear sisterof Francis and his wife Frances, Scarborough. She will be sadly missedby all her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Mrs. Roffey is restingat the Funeral Home of Skinner & Middlebrook Ltd, 123 Lakeshore Rd. E (one block west of HurontarioSt.), Mississauga, from Monday 7-9 pm and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral Mass will be held in St Dominic's Church, 625 Atwater Ave. (at Cowthra)on Wednesday of 10:30 am. Interment St Mary's Cemetery. She had 4 children | ARBOUR Emma Anne Marguerite (I3632)
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| 106 | fait: Marriage To Charles Poirier She had 4 children | ARBOUR Therese (I6991)
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| 107 | fait: Marriage To Christopher Ward Hamilton Spectator (ON) -- 17 Oct 2003 WARD, Lavina (nee Arbour) - Passed away peacefully at the Henderson General Hospital on Tuesday, 14 October 2003, in her 89th year. Loved wifeof the late Christopher Ward. Loving mother of Sr. AgnesWard, CSJ, thelate Donna and the late Eddie Gris, Margaret and Jack Bergie, PatriciaWard, Christopher Ward and Barbara, Linda and Joe Hall, Sandra and JimHouse, Dianne and Marty Miller, Martin Ward and Lori Ann Thackray, andMaureen and Richard Krok. Loved grandmother of Carolyn Kandilas, AlanGris,Nancy Quinn, Kevin Bergie, Paula D'Orazio, Graham Ward, Sarah Ward, Christopher Hall, Patrick Hall, Brian House, Stephen House, Melissa House, Scott Miller, Leanne Ward, Laurie Ward, Michael Krok, and Jennifer Krok, and great-grandmother to Nicholas, Daniel, Stephanie, Keegan, Jacklyn, and Mykayla. Also survived by her brother Stan and his wife EnaArbour and by her in-laws Edna Arbour, Bernard and Anne Ward, FlorenceWard and Mary Fuller. Predeceased by her brothers Edmund Arbour andBernard Arbour, by her sisters Eva Leach, Bernardine Leach, and Edna Arbour, and by her dear friend and sister-in-law Katie Bothen. A most lovingmother, grandmother, and great-grandmother who took great delight in her grandchildren and great-grandchildren,and always took time for eachand every one of them. Visitation at the P.X. Dermody Funeral Home, 7 East Avenue South. on Thursday 7-9 pm and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 pm with a Prayer Vigil on Friday at 8 pm. A Funeral Mass will be offered at St. Lawrence's Catholic Church on Saturday, 18 October, at 10:30 am. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Memorial donations to the Kidney Foundationor Firestone Clinic at St. Joseph's Hospital would be appreciated by the family. A special thank youtothe nursesand doctors of the Cardiac Care Unit at the Henderson Hospital for their care and also to CCAC's Jodie Bell, and the special health care workers, especially Pam and Andrea. | ARBOUR Emilie Lavina (I3617)
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| 108 | fait: Marriage To Dennis Intini She had 3 children INTINI, Debra (nee Arbour)December 22, 2010Location: HamiltonINTINI, Debbie (nee Arbour) Peacefully, surrounded by her loving family, Debbie passed away in the comfort of her home. Beloved wife of Dennis Intini. Devoted mother to Jason (Veronika),Adam, and Chris (Crystal). Cherished grandmother of Kaya and Hanna. Debbie will be deeply missed by her father Lorne Arbour (predeceased by her motherGeorgina) and her best friendand sister Linda (Dave), her sister Renee (Mark), and brother Paul (Jen). She will also be remembered by her brothers-in-law and sisters-in- law Lou (Geri), David (Betty). Cherised aunt to David, Chelsea, Tessa, Kyle, Riley, Michael (Alice), John (Michelle), Peter and predeceased byKelly (2010). She will be fondly remembered by her extended family, the Giacomelli's. For over 30 years Debbie was a second mom to countless neighbourhood children. She was a very giving person, who insured the needs of others were met before her own. She kept a spotless house eveo hiswcoee Le ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»n when the grandchildren came over. A special thank you to Jen and Paul for all of their support duringMom's illness, and many heartfelt thanks to her dearest friends, Joanne and Cathy for their love and support over the years. A special thank youto the doctors and nurses at the Juravinski Cancer Centre for their care and compassion. At Debbie's request cremation has taken place and no service will be held. Please join Debbie's family to share memories at a Memorial Visitation that will takhiswcoee Le ssaole?ees18 Rivitab»«tab»e place at P.X. DERMODY FUNERAL HOME, 796 Upper Gage Ave. (between Mohawk and Fennell) on Thursday, December 23, 2010 from 4-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations to the Juravinski Cancer Centre would be appreciated by the family. We will miss you, Mom | ARBOUR Debbie (I3188)
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| 109 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I2022)
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| 110 | fait: Marriage To Ffloyd Lester Watson She had 3 children | ARBOUR Flora Jean (I3821)
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| 111 | fait: Marriage TO FRANCIS LAWRENCE HICKEY To Francis Lawrence Hickey Residence: Australia for 9 years; Singapore in Sep 1973 and for 4 yearstotal HAD 3 CHILDREN | ARBOUR Donna Margaret (I3392)
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| 112 | fait: Marriage To Gordon Lenser Ottawa Citizen (ON) -- Friday 19 Jun 2009
From Catherine MOUSSEAU DUNNE via email on 19 Aug 2009: My cousin Patsie who passed away this past June had awonderful sense of humour. She used to turn the awful things (her motherwas Lillian) that happened at home as a childinto funny stories. Aunt Lillian sent her to my grandmother's house one summer for 2 weeks. Patsie told my grandmother thather birthday was the next day. My grandmother quicklywent to the five and dime store and bought her a gift, baked her a cake,and had a wee party for her. Grandma knew what a hard life Patsie and the others had with Aunt Lillianand even though money was tight wanted to do something special for Patsie. At the end of the two weeks Aunt Lillian arrives to get Patsie and grandma gives her hell for missing her daughter's birthday . . . Aunt Lillian says, but her birthday is in September. A saying of Patsie's was always: I married Gordie for his money and I'm not leaving him until I find it. A bittersweet story about Patsie would be when she got cancer. She ended up having numerous surgeries and she would always tell thedoctor she loved him and make him tellher that he loved her as well. She would even get him to hug her and kiss her cheek. Then as they would bewheeling her into surgery she'd look at the doctor and remind him that he loved her and you wouldn't let someone you love die now would you??!! I have told you about Willie having mental health issues - even though he was Patsie's brother, when hewould do something outrageous, like he once chained himself to a tree on the Ottawa Courthouse lawn, she would be the first to come out with something funny about it. She told me that even though she lived in a different city from Willie any time shewanted to see him all she had todo was turn on the 6 o'clock news. | ARBOUR Patricia Ann (I6417)
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| 113 | fait: Marriage To Herbert Lavender | ARBOUR Alice Philomene (I5649)
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| 114 | fait: Marriage To James T Harold | ARBOUR Myrtle (I6261)
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| 115 | fait: Marriage To John Armand McAvoy Flint Journal (MI) -- Tuesday 26 Jul 2005 FLINT JOURNAL CLASSIFIED OBITUARY McAVOY, Mildred I. - Age 77, of Fenton, died Sunday, 24 July 2005, at home. A memorial service to celebrate her life will be held 7 pm Thursday, 28 July 2005, at McConnell Funeral Home, 500 Main St.,Fenton, with Rev. Don Neuville officiating. Visitation 6 pm until time of service. She was born on 30 October 1927, in Waukesha, Wisconsin, to Edmond and Maude (Hazel) Arbour. She is survived by: herhusband, John "Jack"; her daughters, Ann and Jane; sons, Ross and Neal; her 3 grandchildren, Samueland Ross Charles McAvoy and Matthew Dues. Also survived by: brothers Ronald, Larry, Paul, and Gerald Arbour. | ARBOUR Mildred I (I6215)
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| 116 | fait: Marriage To John Henry Reid | ARBOUR Eva Rose (I3741)
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| 117 | fait: Marriage To John Jack North | ARBOUR Hilda Jane (I4370)
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| 118 | fait: Marriage To Josephine Mantolesky
US WWII Army Enlistment Records (1938-1946) no children | ARBOUR Bertrand (I2462)
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| 119 | fait: Marriage To Lucienne Lacasse Military Korean War Veteran Kennebec Journal (ME) -- 21 Sep 1987 BERTRAND J. ARBOUR Augusta -- Bertrand J. Arbour, 56, of 45 Franklin St., died 18 Sep 1987, at Maine Medical Center, Portland. He was born in Augusta, 6 March 1931, the son of Hector and Maria Gosselin Arbour. He was amail carrier with the US Postal Service for 25 years and previously worked for Bates Manufacturing Company, Edwards Division. Mr. Arbour was a Marine Corps veteran of the Korean War. He was a communicant of St Augustine Catholic Church, a member of the Calumet Club and National Association of letter Carriers, and former member of Soprtman's Alliance of Maine, Trout Unlimited. He is survived by his wife, Lucienne Lacasse Arbour of Augusta; two daughters, Susan M. Fontaine and Lisa A. Pare, both of Sidney; his mother of Augusta; a brother, Hector R. Arbour of Elsmere, NY; two sisters, ChristineArbour of Augusta and Jacqueline Foley of Hallowell; four grandchildren; and several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins. Friends may visit today from 2-4 and 7-9 pm at Plummer Funeral Home, 16 Pleasant St., Augusta, where members of LeClub Calumet will recite prayers at 7 tonight. A Mass of Christian burial will be offered Tuesday at 10 am at St Augustine Catholic Church, Augusta. Burialwill be inMaine Veterans Memorial Cemetery. ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Bertrand Joseph Arbour Birth Date: 6 Mar 1931 Death Date: 18 Sep 1987 SSN: 007205322 Branch 1: M Enlistment Date 1: 9 May 1951 Release Date 1: 8 May 1954 | ARBOUR Bertrand (I2464)
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| 120 | fait: Marriage To Normand Poirier Le Necrologue (QC ) -- 20 Feb 2011 Ms Julie "Julianna" Arbour Caplan Ms. Julianna Arbour, wife of Norman Poirier and resident of Caplan, died at the Hospital of Maria on 9 February at the age of 76. In addition to her husband, she leaves in mourning her children: Francois, Lucie (Bernard), Andre, and Dominique (Donald), her grandson Tim, her sisters: Celine (Hughes) and Huguette (fire Jacques Leprohon). The family will receive condolences on Monday, 14 February, from 2 pm at the Henri Thibodeau Funeral Home Inc, located at 51 East Perron in Caplan. The visiting times are from 2-4 pm and from 7-9 pm. The funeral will take place inthe church of Caplan on Tuesday, 15 February, at 2 pm. Funeral direction was entrusted to the Henri Thibodeau Funeral Home Inc in Caplan. Anyexpression of sympathy to the family may result in a donation to the Heart Disease Foundation of Quebec, 516 Montée in Cortéréal Gaspé (Quebec) G4X 6S4 Le Necrologue (QC ) -- 20 Feb 2011 Mme Julie "Julianna" Arbour Caplan Au Centre hospitalier de Maria le 9 février est décédée à l'âge de 76 ans Mme Julianna Arbour conjointe de Normand Poirier demeurant à Caplan.Elle laisse dans le deuil outre son conjoint ses enfants : François, Lucie (Bernard), André, Dominique (Dll?e ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»onald), son petit-fils Tim, ses soeurs : Céline (Hughes), Huguette (feu Jacques Leprohon). La famille recevra les condoléances lundi le 14février à compter de 14 :00 à la Maison funéraire Henri Thibodeau Inc. Situé au51 Perron Est à Caplan. Les heur(Dll?e ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»es devisite sont de 14 :00 à 16 :00 et de 19 :00 à 21 :00. Les funérailles auront lieu en l'église de Caplan, mardi le 15 février à 14 :00. La direction des funérailles a été confiéeà la MaisonFunéraire Henri Thibodeau Inc. de Caplan. Toute marque ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»e de sympathie à la famille peut se traduire par un don à la Fondation des maladiesdu coeur du Québec 516, Montée de Cortéréal Gaspé (Québec) G4X 6S4 ___. À Normand et toute la famille de Julie, j'ai été extrêmement peinée d'apprendre le décès de Julie. Travailler avec Julie a été un privilège car son courage, sa persévérance et sa détermination l'amenait à toujours aller del'avant. De plus, elle ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»e arrivait à garder le sourire et à transmettre plein d'amour à ceux qui la cotoyait durant sa réadaptation. J'aurais aimer être parmis vous pour cesmoments qui doivent être très difficiles, mais j'ai mis au mondemon troisième petit garçon le 10 f, elle ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»évrier. Mes pensées sont avec vous et je porte Julie dans mon coeur pour longtemps. | ARBOUR Julienne (I5082)
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| 121 | fait: Marriage To Thomas E Torrance Upon her entry into the US at Detroit, MI, on 05 Oct 1925, she reportedherself as 5'3" with a fair complexion, brown hair, and grey eyes. Shehad $25 with her. She had 1 child | ARBOUR Blanche Lauretta Ludivinia (I2498)
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| 122 | fait: Marriage Toronto Star (ON) -- Friday 11 Dec 2009 ARBOUR, Irene - After a lengthy illness on Thursday, 10 December 2009. Irene, beloved mother of Mark (Charlene), Paul (Wendy) and Sharon. Loving grandmother of Laura, Andrew, Meghan, Christopher, Joseph, Jenessa and Jason. Irene will be lovingly remembered by other family and friends. Service in the chapel of the Paul O'Connor funeral home, 1939 Lawrence Ave. E. (between Warden and Pharmacy), on Saturday afternoon at 1 pm.Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | ARBOUR Irene Velma (I4412)
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| 123 | fait: Marriage [Victoria Harbour, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada | ARBOUR Marietta (I5996)
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| 124 | fait: Marriage [York County] - Toronto, Ontario, Canada Windsor Star (ON) -- Friday 18 Dec 2009 O'REILLY, Leona Marie (nee Arbour) Died peacefully at the age of 95 on 15 December 2009, after a brief stay in Toronto's Houses of Providence.She had moved to the Toronto geriatric care centre afterliving almost 60 years in Windsor, Ontario. Leona,known to many as Lena, is predeceased by her husband Edward (1963), her oldest son Edward (2004), and a granddaughter, Suzanne (1976). She is survived by a large and loving family including her children, Wayne (Gail), Mary Lou, Robert (Virginia) and Anne Sprague (Douglas), and daughter-in-law, Nancy. Leona was born on 11 August 1914, in Waubaushene, Ontario, the youngest of Marie (Therrion) and Alfred Arbour's 11 children. Raised in an idyllic rural community in NorthernOntario, she grew upamong the joys and simplicities of farm life from which she derived many entertaining stories to share in later years. As a teen, Leona thrilled to the robust competition between her two NHL-playing brothers often pittedagainst one another when theirteams played at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. At the time of her death, the youngest Arbour was predeceased by all of her siblings, Fred Arbour, Emily Lacroix, Ernest "Ty" Arbour, Jack Arbour, Ida "Ede" Hickey,Edna Davis, Alsime "Al" Handy, Agnes"Gig" Middleton, William Arbour, and Mae Boyleau. Along with her husband, young family, nearby brothers and sisters and many in-laws, Leona spent someof her happiest years in Toronto as a young bride and mother. In 1953, after a relatively shortstint in St. Lambert, Quebec, the O'Reillys embraced Windsor as their new community and became particularly intertwined with life at AssumptionHigh School. In the '50's and early '60's, Leona was appreciated not only as a varsity sports fan but,more importantly, as the launder of team uniforms. Alongwith her husband, who led the school's Dad's Club, sheforged a happy alliance with the Assumption family. In 1963, upon the death of her husband Edward, Leona was left with a young family toraise. With fierce independence and a sense of resolve, trademarks of her long life, she embraced the role of single parent. In particular, Leona never lost sight of her commitment to the education of her three boys and two girls, an achievement from whichshe derived great pride when thejob was done. Self-sacrifice and hard work were the hallmarks of her life and, in many ways, Leona was well ahead of her time in other lifestylechoices. Long before the 100-Mile Diet she fostered her good healthwithlocally grown produce. A child of the Depression, she managed to live exceptionally well within hermeans, admonishing those who spent what they didn't have. And she handled all of this with witty observationsof her family's escapades. During thosemany years as the family matriarch, Leona also personified the role of traditional grandmother. She knit in winter, picked berries in summer, preserved in thefall, and baked all year round, all to ensure that the larder was full for her growing family. She made special occasions just that and never shirked from the day-to-day responsibilities of life. Through this and so much more, she continually exhibited her capacity to get the job done. In fact, a Windsor Star photographer once capturedherin an inspirational pose shovelling her Partington Avenue driveway when she was well into her eighties. She expected no less of herself. Leona's legacy goes on to include 13 grandchildren, Mary, Susan, Patricia, Edward, David, Johanna, Beth, Sean,Reilly, Karen, Maxwell, Luke, and Hannah; nine great-grandchildren, Adeline, Katherine, Rachel, Thomas, David, Samantha, Sadie, Kylla,and Tyler; and three great-great-grandchildren, Hunter, Mikaila, and Bobby. She is predeceased and/or survived bydozens of nieces and nephews and their families, ispredeceased by her godchild Denise Hickey, and is survived by god-daughters Jo-AnMascarin and Judy Vlossak. Memorial donations can be made to Maryvale Adolescent and Family Services, in Windsor, or the Houses of Providence, in Toronto. She will be remembered by family and friends at Families First Funeral Home & Tribute Centre, 3260 Dougall Avenue, Windsor, (519-969-5841) on Friday with visitation 5-9 pm. On Saturday, familyand friendsare invited to meet at Our Lady of the Assumption Church, (350 Huron Church Road), for further visitingafter 9 am followed by a mass of Christian burial at9:30 am. IntermentAssumption Cemetery. Share memories or make a charitable donation online at FamiliesFirst.ca | ARBOUR Marie-Leona Philomene Emilie (I5807)
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| 125 | fait: Marriage | ARBOUR Regina Janet (I6611)
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