ARBOUR Joseph Louis Arthur
1898 - 1992 (94 ans)-
Nom ARBOUR Joseph Louis Arthur Naissance 24 août 1898 [Waubaushene, L0k 2c0, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada 
Genre Masculin Décès 16 déc 1992 Melbourne, Brevard County, Florida, Usa Notes - As a young man, Art seems to have travelled to the big city of Toronto to find his own adventures. After marrying May, the young couple seem to have done a bit of farming somewhere in Ontario. Afterward, in searchfor a better life than he thought his native country could provide, Art seems to have been one of the first of his brothers to venture to theUnited States of America. He and May settled in the State of Michigan,choosing their first home in Detroit, where they had twochildren. Later they moved to Capac, Michigan, which is located in St Clair County, and remained there for many years. The couple owned a store in Detroit and resumed their farming efforts in Capac. Art also worked for a construction companyand May worked in a school cafeteria. In 1955, the coupleretired to sunny Florida, where they found a home in Melbourne, located in Brevard County. Their lives ended peacefully within the bosom of this warm community.
In May 1921, Art travelled to the US via the port of Detroit, MI. He claimed that he was coming from his wife and family in Stayner, ON, and going to stay with his brother-in-law Archie BURKHOLDER at2359 17th St, Detroit. This time it was a permanent move. Art was noted to be 5' 5" tall with a medium complexion, dark brown hair, and brown eyes. He carried $550 with him.
On 17 Nov 1937, Art and Annie May -- along with daughter Dorothy -- again returned to the US, arriving in Port Huron, MI, from their prior home in Inglewood, ON. They had previously lived in the US from Apr 1921 to Oct 1930, when they lived in Detroit, MI. This time, they were planning on going to the home of Art's brother William, who lived at 18988 Goulburn Ave, Detroit. Art considered himself a farmer and was noted to be 5' 6 1/2" with a medium complexion, light brown hair, and brown eyes.May was noted to be 5' 4" with a medium complexion, grey-brown hair, and blue eyes. Eight-year old Dorothy was noted to be 3' 6" with a fair complexion, medium brown hair, and brown eyes. The family carried $87 with them.
In 1940, Art reported that he had earned nothing in 1939.
ID personne I3436 Arbour-Harbour Dernière modif. 14 oct 2026
Père ARBOUR Joseph Antoine, n. 06 déc 1875, Sainte-Émélie-de-L'Énergie, J0k 2k0, Lanaudière, Québec, Canada d. 10 juin 1932, [Simcoe County] - Midland, Ontario, Canada (Âgé de 56 ans)Mère MASSICOTTE Marie Edouardina, n. 28 sept 1877, [Batiscan, G0x 1a0] - Québec, Mauricie, Canada d. 20 juin 1931, [Simcoe County] - Midland, Ontario, Canada (Âgé de 53 ans)Mariage 24 août 1896 [Simcoe County] - Midland, Ontario, Canada ID Famille F2284 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial
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Enfants 1. ARBOUR Louis Arthur, n. 19 nov 1921, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, Usa d. oui, date inconnueID Famille F2285 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial Dernière modif. 14 oct 2026
Famille 2 BURKHOLDER Mary Ann May, n. 09 août 1899, [Sunnidale, Simcoe County] - Ontario, Canada d. 14 juin 2001, Melbourne, Brevard County, Florida, Usa (Âgé de 101 ans)Mariage 28 sept 1920 [York County] - Toronto, Ontario, Canada Enfants 1. ARBOUR Dorothy May, n. 09 avr 1929, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, Usa d. 31 août 2013, Melbourne Village, Brevard County, Florida, Usa (Âgé de 84 ans)ID Famille F2282 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial Dernière modif. 14 oct 2026
- As a young man, Art seems to have travelled to the big city of Toronto to find his own adventures. After marrying May, the young couple seem to have done a bit of farming somewhere in Ontario. Afterward, in searchfor a better life than he thought his native country could provide, Art seems to have been one of the first of his brothers to venture to theUnited States of America. He and May settled in the State of Michigan,choosing their first home in Detroit, where they had twochildren. Later they moved to Capac, Michigan, which is located in St Clair County, and remained there for many years. The couple owned a store in Detroit and resumed their farming efforts in Capac. Art also worked for a construction companyand May worked in a school cafeteria. In 1955, the coupleretired to sunny Florida, where they found a home in Melbourne, located in Brevard County. Their lives ended peacefully within the bosom of this warm community.