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Eva ARBOUR

Eva ARBOUR

Féminin 1895 - 1972  (77 ans)


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  • Nom Eva ARBOUR 
    Naissance 21 sept 1895  Saint-Raphaël,,Chaudière-Appalaches,Québec,Canada, Trouver tous les individus avec un évènement dans ce lieu 
    Genre Féminin 
    Décès 27 déc 1972  Windham,,Windham County,Connecticut,Usa, Trouver tous les individus avec un évènement dans ce lieu 
    _CREA 17 sept 2023 
    _FIL LEGITIMATE_CHILD 
    ID personne I3730  Pierre Harbourgt
    Dernière modif. 16 sept 2023 

    Père Cleophas ARBOUR,   n. 15 fév 1857, Saint-Raphaël,,Chaudière-Appalaches,Québec,Canada, Trouver tous les individus avec un évènement dans ce lieud. 5 juil 1902, Willimantic,,Windham County,Connecticut,Usa, Trouver tous les individus avec un évènement dans ce lieu (Âgé de 45 ans) 
    Mère Melina PICARD,   n. mai 1867, Quebec,62020,Capitale-Nationale,Quebec,Canada, Trouver tous les individus avec un évènement dans ce lieud. 12 oct 1930, Willimantic,,Windham County,Connecticut,Usa, Trouver tous les individus avec un évènement dans ce lieu (Âgé de 63 ans) 
    Mariage vers 1881  Saint-Raphaël,,Chaudière-Appalaches,Québec,Canada, Trouver tous les individus avec un évènement dans ce lieu 
    _CREA 21 août 2024 
    _UST MARRIED 
    ID Famille F279  Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial

  • Notes 
    •  Connecticut School Age Certificates, 1904-1911 -- These certificates vouched for a young person'sright to work. As the 20th century opened, the issue of child labor had risen to prominence in thelabor movement. Thanks to reformers like Florence Kelley, Jane Addams, and Mother Jones, people were starting to take notice, and some states began regulating hours and conditions in which children could work. Connecticut started establishingeducational requirements for working children in 1869. By 1882, working children between the ages of 8 and 14 wererequired to attend at least 12 weeks of school, and in 1895, children under the age of 14 were prohibited from working in "gainful employment" at all. In 1899, additional legislation gave teeth to the law by imposing a $20-per-week fine. To ensure compliance, employers had to keep proof of age for their child employees on file, but proof could be hard to come by, particularly in the cases of manyyoung immigrants. The Connecticut State Board of Education helped with oversight of child laborers and, beginning in 1903, could issue certificates for children over 14 as proof of age.

      On 07 May 1910,Eva was issued a School Age Certificate, C 541. Her birth date was recorded as 25 Sep 1895, as per her school record. This dateseems a few days off, but nothing like her brother Amedee's info.
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      Eva never married nor hadchildren.
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