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| 1001 | (P : Matthieu BROEDERS ; M : Marie P?etronille DIEREMAN) | DAROU(X), Marie Jeanne Rose (217422I)
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| 1002 | (P : Nicolas Alexis DAROU, oncle paternel ; M : Marie Fran?coise CAMERLYNCK) | DAROU(X), Jean Alexis (217469I)
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| 1003 | (p. : Guillaume BODELE, cousin germain de l'enfant ; m. : Marie Fran?coise LAVERSIN, tous deux c?elibataires, de Thiennes) | HANNEDOUCHE, Marie Fran?coise (196657I)
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| 1004 | (p. : Jean Fran?cois ANNEDOUCHE ; m. : Marie Th?er?ese MARTEL) | HANNEDOUCHE, Fran?cois Joseph (196655I)
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| 1005 | (p. : Jean Fran?cois HIDOUX ; m. : Marie Anne BONET, tous deux de cette paroisse) | HANNEDOUCHE, Adrien Fran?cois (196656I)
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| 1006 | (p. : Pierre Joseph LAVERSI ou LAVERS?E ; m. : Marie Marguerite PARENT) | HANNEDOUCHE, Marie Josephe (196654I)
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| 1007 | (p: Jean Fran?cois LUCAS, pr?etre cur?e de Lugy ; m: Marie Anne Euphrosine Bernardine OGIEZ, de Lisbourg) | OG(I)E(R-Z), Marie Anne (138700I)
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| 1008 | (p: Li?evin Joseph OGIER, laboureur ; m: Marie Ang?elique BONNIERE de Coyecques) | OG(I)E(R-Z), Marie Ang?elique Josephe (138699I)
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| 1009 | (paroisse de Vaudringhem) | T(H)IEF, Marie Jeanne C?ecile (70438I)
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| 1010 | (pas de date pr?ecise) | CO(U)LOMBE(L-Z), Marie Josephe (127556I)
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| 1011 | (Photo 6041) acte 1 du 19/06/1722 Jean Baptiste TARTARE (signe) valet de charrue demt en cette ville fils et h?eritier en cette partie de Marie CHARLET vivante femme ?a Pierre TARTARE accorde ?a titre d'arrentement perp?etuel ?a Berthelemy LANOILLE (marque) chasmaret demt ?aHeuringhem et Marie Madeleine DUBOIS (marque) sa femme... la moiti?e d'un jardin audit lieu ?a prendre ?a l'encontre de Simon TARTARE laboureur ?a Helfaut ?a cause de Michelle CHARLET sa femme. 25/05/1782 : Pierre Bertin GOEUSSE bourgeois de cette ville, receveur de l'?eglise et de la table des pauvres d'Heuringhem. Re?cu comptant de Louis Joseph LEBLAN et Marie Ang?elique PREDHOMME sa femme... Arrentement transport?e par Michel CHARLET veuve de Simon TARTARE et Jean Baptiste TARTARE au profit de Pierre Noel GUILBERT par acte du 15/07/1737 et transport?e par le dernier au profit des ?eglise et table des pauvres de Heuringhem par acte du 17/07 de ladite ann?ee. Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | TARTAR(E), Jean Baptiste (1606I)
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| 1012 | (Photo 6051) acte 4 du 16/05/1722 Jacques VANDEMBOSSCHE (marque) maresquier demt au faubourg du Hautpont de cette ville et Martine JOIRIS sa femme. Jean Baptiste BOLLART (marque) demt ?a Tilques et Martine DOR?e (marque) sa femme. Les premiers baillent et accordent ?a titre d'arrentement perp?etuel aux seconds une livre ou environ de terre maresque ?a Salperwick au lieu nomm?e Westbrouck... terres proc?edant aux premiers comparants de l'acquisition faite de Pierre VEROUEST et Anne BARTHELEMY sa femme. Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | BOL(L)AR(D-T), Jean Baptiste (221065I)
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| 1013 | (Photo 6051) acte 4 du 16/05/1722 Jacques VANDEMBOSSCHE (marque) maresquier demt au faubourg du Hautpont de cette ville et Martine JOIRIS sa femme. Jean Baptiste BOLLART (marque) demt ?a Tilques et Martine DOR?e (marque) sa femme. Les premiers baillent et accordent ?a titre d'arrentement perp?etuel aux seconds une livre ou environ de terre maresque ?a Salperwick au lieu nomm?e Westbrouck... terres proc?edant aux premiers comparants de l'acquisition faite de Pierre VEROUEST et Anne BARTHELEMY sa femme. Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | VANDENBOS(CH-SCH-SS)E, Jacques (166086I)
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| 1014 | (Photo 6056) acte 5 du 11/07/1722 Damoiselle Marie Fran?coise DELATTRE (signe) dame deleloe et damoiselle Th?er?ese DELATTRE (signe) s?urs demt en cette ville. Adrien MARTIN (marque) laboureur ?a Renescure et Marie Catherine NUNTSE ? (marque) sa femme. Les premi?eres comparantes accordent ?a titre d'arrentement ?a temps (60 ans) aux seconds 6 quartiers ou environ de jardin ?a p?ature ?a Renescure, plus 7 autres quartiers de jardin et finalement demie mesure ?a labour au lieu nomm?e Bergheswelt ... proc?edant aux premiers comparants des successions de leurs p?ere et m?ere. Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | MARTIN, Pierre Adrien (72987I)
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| 1015 | (Photo 6062) acte 6 du 21/03/1722 Demoiselle Marie Jeanne DEPRESLE (signe) dit compere fille majeure jouissant de ses biens demt en cette ville. Philippe DUPONT laboureur Nicolas SIGNY (d'apr?es la marque) journalier demt ?a Blendecques et Marie Jeanne HARACHE (marque) sa femme. La premi?ere comparante baille et accorde ?a titre d'arrentement h?eritier et perp?etuel sans rachat aux seconds comparants une demie mesure de terre ?a labeur au terroir de Blendecques en la vall?ee de pichon. (Photo 6080) acte 13 du 12/02/1722 (Philippe) Alexandre PREVOST (signe) licenci?e en m?edecine et ?a son tour ?echevin de cette ville. Nicolas SIGNY (marque) manouvrier demt ?a Blendecques et Marie Jeanne HARACHE (marque) sa femme. Ledit Sieur PREVOST accorde ?a titre d'arrentement perp?etuel et sans rachat auxdits SIGNY et sa femme 3 quartiers 22 verges et demi ou environ d'enclos s?eant en l'enclos de Westhove terroir dudit Blendecques. Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | SIGNY, Nicolas (156551I)
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| 1016 | (Photo 6070) acte 8 du 21/03/1722 Louis Joseph LEBORGNE (signe) Me chirurgien demt ?a Eperlecques p?ere et tuteur de Jacques Joseph son fils qu'il a retenu de Marie Jacqueline ROELS sa feue femme et Me Jean Dominique ROELS (signe) procureur demt audit Eperlecques aussi tuteur dudit Jacques joseph LEBORGNE. Jean Baptiste VERVA (signe) laboureur demt ?a Bayenghem seigneurie de Muntque Nieuwerlet et P?etronille DEVOOS (signe) sa femme. Les premiers comparants accordent ?a titre d'arrentement perp?etuel et sans rachat aux seconds 3 quartiers de jardin non amaz?e situ?e sous ladite seigneurie de Muntque Nieuwerlet , faisant la moiti?e de 6 quartiers qui appartient aux seconds par achat de Jacques DEPRIECK et consors s?eant sur la commune de Ar... Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | LEBORGNE, Louis Joseph (12074I)
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| 1017 | (Photo 6076) acte 11 du 21/11/1722 Jean BOUVERNE (signe) laboureur ?a Difques et Marie BOUVERNE (signe) sa femme. Jean MACREL (marque) jeune homme majeur demt ?a Nortb?ecourt. Les premiers comparants accordent ?a titre d'arrentement h?eritier et perp?etuel et sans rachat audit second comparant une demie mesure ou environ de manoir non amaz?e situ?e ?a Nortb?ecourt. Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | BOUVER(G)NE, Jean (226214I)
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| 1018 | (Photo 6078) acte 12 du 16/02/1722 Damoiselle Marie Anne OBERT (signe) veuve du Sr Jean DALLONGUEVILLE vivant entrepreneur des travaux du Roi demt en cette ville. Pierre Antoine CLAUDORE (signe) manouvrier ?a St Martin au Lart et Marie Marguerite BAILLY (marque) sa femme. La premi?ere comparante accorde aux seconds ?a titre d'arrentement perp?etuel et sans rachat 11 quartiers de terres ?a labours s?eant audit St Martin au Lart. Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | CL(AU-O)DORE, Pierre Antoine (64952I)
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| 1019 | (Photo 6082) acte 14 du 03/10/1722 Le Sr Jacques Albert de SARRA (signe) n?egociant et ?echevin de cette ville et damoiselle Marie Th?er?ese QUEVAL (signe) sa femme auparavant veuve de Me Chr?etien Nicolas DELATTRE et m?ere et ayant bail et gouvernement des enfants qu'elle a retenu d'icelui, damoiselle Jeanne Fran?coise DELATTRE (signe) fille usant de ses droits demt tous en cette ville. Fran?cois CARRE (signe) cabaretier demt ?a Vincly et Isabelle RABACHE (marque) sa femme. Les premiers comparants vendent c?edent et transportent au profit du Sr CARRE et sa femme un manoir amaz?e de maison grange ?etable et autres ?edifices situ?e ?a Vincly. ...paier et furnir par chacun an la somme de dix livres monoie courante de rente et canon annuelle perpetuel et sans rachapt dont la premiere ann?ee de paiement echera au trois doctobre de lan mille sept cent vingt trois... Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | CARRE, Fran?cois (110024I)
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| 1020 | (Photo 6090) acte 17 du 23/05/1722 Me Philipe Alexandre PREVOST (signe) licenci?e en m?edecine et ?a son tour ?echevin de cette ville. Albert DAMBRON (marque) manouvrier demt ?a Blendecques et Anne Fran?coise PETREL (marque) sa femme. Ledit Sr PREVOST accorde ?a titre d'arrentement perp?etuel et sans rachat auxdits seconds comparants 9 quartiers de terres ou environ enclos s?eant audit Blendecques. (Photo 6095) acte 18 du 16/05/1722 (Photo 6095) acte 18 du 16/05/1722 (Haut de page tr?es abim?e) ... vivant de ses biens demt Journy ... ledit CLIPET (signe). Antoine MARQUET (marque) tisserand de toile demt audit lieu et Catherine HIBON (marque) sa femme. Le premier comparant accorde ?a titre d'arrentement perp?etuel et sans rachat auxdits seconds 4 mesures et demi ou environ de terres ?a labour en 3 pi?eces situ?ees au terroir dudit Audrehem : la premi?ere contenant 7 quartiers, la deuxi?eme6 quartiers et la troisi?eme 5 quartiers et en outre 3 quartiers de pr?e au susdit terroir. Arrentements Saint Omer 1722 Recherches g?en?ealogiques | D(A-E)MBRON, Albert (7353I)
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| 1021 | (pm: Fran?cois et Anne Th?er?ese HEREN) | LE SECQ, Anne Th?er?ese (194761I)
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| 1022 | (registre Belfort du Quercy 1703-1789 4E 32-2 page 275/630) maxence29r@hotmail.fr | MARCONNIE(R), Jean (234848I)
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| 1023 | (registre Belfort du Quercy 1703-1789 4E 32-2 page 314/630) ?ag?ee d'environ 70 ans maxence29r@hotmail.fr | BART(H)E(S), Marguerite (234849I)
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| 1024 | (Relev?es Yves LEMAIRE Notaires d'Artois 1655 Gros de St Omer) 1665) Divers N? 18 le 26/6/1655 (Fondation N? 32) : Sires Estienne LEPOR et Francois PREVOST eschevins de St Omer et Anthoine LEWITTRE argentier d'icelle ville, tabliers des pauvres de l'?eglise de Ste Aldegonde ; Gilles LE PETIT orph?ebvre, ?a son tour eschevin des dix jurez pour la communaut?e de la dite ville, et aussy tablier de la dite table des pauvres, auroit par son testament du 17/5/1654 l?egatt?e ?a la dite table, obit le 3/11 pour le salut des ames de luy LE PETIT et de Marie BOUCHER sa premi?ere femme, et le 4/7 pour le salut de l'ame de Marie LINGLET sa seconde femme ; probande sur la maison o?u il demeure pntement en la rue du change alias ? des cuisiniers ?. | LE PETIT, Gilles (67206I)
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| 1025 | (renvers?e par un attelage de chevaux) | MARANTE, Victor Henri (224818I)
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| 1026 | (Simon De Clermont) R?egent de France (1270), Comte de Clermont, Seigneur de Nesle et d'Ailly Simon II de CLERMONT, seigneur de N?eelle & d'Ailly, fut l'un des r?egens du royaume pendant le voyage que le roi S. Louis fit en Afrique en 1270. & l'un des grands que le roy Philippe le Hardy ordonna pour d?efenseurs & gardes du royaume & de ses enfans au commencement de son r?egne, il mourut l'an 1288. & fut enterr?e en l'abbaye de Beaupr?e. Il ?epousa Alix de MONTFORT en 1242. Anc?etres de Olivier, S?ebastien et Julie LEFEBVRE Famille Gargadennec, Julien et Alli?es | DE CLERMONT EN BEAUVAISIS, Simon II (240212I)
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| 1027 | (St Josse) | WARNIE(R-Z), Marie Marguerite Alexandrine (116926I)
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| 1028 | (t?emoin LEBRIEZ Jacques) | BOUCLET, Fran?coise (49476I)
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| 1029 | (vers 1681 à Beauport? selon larryvoyer.com) | MIGNAULT, Jean (I58664)
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| 1030 | (vue 110/1755) | MARTEL, Anne (224255I)
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| 1031 | ) | FAFARD, Francoise (I34596)
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| 1032 | * " Capitani " Ce mot donn?e en surnom signifie capitaine en occitan. Il peut y avoir deux explications : - L'un des anc?etres (ou plusieurs ?a la suite) a ?et?e "cap de jovent" de leur village. Il s'agit d'un terme intraduisible car faisant r?ef?erence ?a des coutumes particuli?eres ?a cette r?egion du Languedoc. Le "cap de jovent" ?etait celuiqui menait les jeunes du village dans les rejouisances et autres activit?es parfois condamnables. Certains actes n'h?esitent pas ?a traduire "cap de jovent" par "chef de la jeunesse", ce qui effectivement ne d?efinit pas vraiment son r?ole. Ce type de surnom donn?e d?es la naissance parait ?etre une chose normale, rencontr?ee dans l'Aude et en Ari?ege notamment. Dans ce cas pr?ecis, il ?etait en effet attach?e ?a la famille, ?a la "maison" et non ?a l'individu. Il permettait de distinguer les diverses branches, lorsque plusieurs fr?eres portaient le m?eme pr?enom. - Soit l'un des anc?etres (ou plusieurs ?a la suite) a ?et?e capitaine, terme courant au XVI?eme si?ecle qui connu une inflation en la mati?ere. Etait capitaine toute personne ?a la t?ete d'un groupe arm?e en vue de la d?efense d'un hameau, d'un village ou d'un groupe de personnes ou d'int?er?et. Cela a pu signifier par extension un coq de village ou de masage par d?erision. http://erwan.gil.free.fr/index.php?mod=freepages&pageid=81 | NAJAC, Jean dit Capitani (209112I)
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| 1033 | * Ces 6 individus sont seulement dans les livres de Léopold Lanctot, familles acadiennes | HEBERT, Madeleine (I44519)
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| 1034 | * Ces 6 individus sont seulement dans les livres de Léopold Lanctot, familles acadiennes | HEBERT, Rene (I44502)
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| 1035 | * Ces 6 individus sont seulement dans les livres de Léopold Lanctot, familles acadiennes | HEBERT, Geneveive (I44481)
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| 1036 | * Ces 6 individus sont seulement dans les livres de Léopold Lanctot, familles acadiennes | HEBERT, Christophe (I44467)
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| 1037 | * Ces 6 individus sont seulement dans les livres de Léopold Lanctot, familles acadiennes | HEBERT, Anne (I44444)
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| 1038 | * Event:Burial By Reverend Bodan KOSKY * Occupation:Lumber Inspector (1918, 1922); Bookkeeper (1922); Wholesale Drug Salesman (1930); Superintendant with Warner Lambert Corporation (retired by 1988) * Event: Military WWI - Canadian Army; WWII - US Army * As a young man, Philias was drafted by the Canadian Expeditionary Forces during WWI. He was sworn in at Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON, on 3 June 1918. At the time, he was reported as being a lumber inspector. He was 5'9" tall and weighed 140 pounds; his complexion was dark and he had brown eyes and dark brown hair. Private ARBOUR served in the 2nd Depot Battalion, 2nd Central Ontario Regiment. Philias earned the standard $15 per month for his duty. He was discharged upon demobilization on 6 July1919 and was to return to Waubaushene. On 16 Jul 1921, Philias travelledby CPR train to Detroit, MI,for his first visit to the US. On 24 Feb 1922, Philias emigrated to the US via the port of Detroit, MI. He had plans intially to stay with his brother Arthur and intended to remain in the US indefinitely. He was noted as being 5' 10 1/2" tall with a medium complexion, brown eyes, and brown hair. He had $100 in his pocket. On5 July 1922, Philias -- now also known asPhillip -- married Ann Sarah OAKES. On 12 July 1922 -- just one week after their wedding -- Philip brought Ann to the US via Detroit, MI, with plans to room at 1272 Meldrum Ave. They then remained in Detroit to begin their family.When Philiplater married Ursula MILNE, witnesses were John ARBOUR and Marie ARBOUR,who were Phillip's grown children from the first marriage. * The Dominion Post (VA) -- 20 Nov 1988 PHILIP J. ARBOUR Philip J. Arbour, 91, of Harewood, died Saturday, 19 Nov 1988, at Monogalia General Hospital. He was born 7 March 1897, in Waubaushene, Ontario, Canada, a son of the late Joseph and Marie Massicotte Arbour. He wasa retired superintendant with Warner Lambert Corporation and a veteranof WWI with the Canadian Army and a US Army veteran of WWII. He was a member of the St Lucy's Roman Catholic Church and a member of VFW post 393, Alger Hoffman Post. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. James (Marie) McBride, Morgantown; one son, Dr. John Arbour, Dexter, MI; two brothers, Arthur and Lawrence Arbour; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Vandervoort and Mrs. Florence Lutz; nine grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. He was preceeded in death by his wife, Ursula Arbour, on 1 May 1985. Friends may call at St Lucy's Catholic Church from 9 to 10 am Monday, 21 Nov, where a mass of a Christian Burial will be celebrated with the Rev. Father Bodan Kosky as the celebrant. Burial will follow in Mount Olivet Cemetery. A memorial mass will be held at 8 pm Monday, 28 Nov, at the Good Counsel Friary with the Rev. Father Jude Mili, OFM, officiating.The Davidson-Mancinelli Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Philias J Arbour Birth Date: 20 Apr Death Date: 19 Nov 1988 SSN: 416963780 Branch 1: ARMY Enlistment Date 1: 14 Nov 1942 Release Date 1: 2 Aug 1945 Branch 2: AF Enlistment Date 2: 6 Apr 1983 Release Date 2: 27 Mar ___ | ARBOUR, Joseph Emery Phillias (I4752)
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| 1039 | * 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 (I6352)
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| 1040 | * Event:Incarcerated 1950 Massachusetts, USA * Note:Times Record (Troy, NY) -- Saturday 14 Oct 1950 GRAND JURY FOR SARATOGA COUNTY INDICTS ELEVEN -- Group Will Be Arraigned Monday In Supreme Court At Ballston Eleven persons were indicted by the Saratoga County Grand Jury yesterday on charges from grandy larceny to attempted rape. They will be arraigned Monday at 1 pm before Justice Andrew P. Ryan of Plattsburg in Supreme Court in Ballston Spa. . . . Henry J. Arbour of Mechanicville, two counts as a sex offender. . . . Troy Record (NY) -- Saturday 14 Nov 1950 TO BE EXAMINED Judge Sherman comitted 18-year old Henry Arbour of Mechanicsville to Utica State Hospital for psychiatric examination. Arbour was indicted on a morals charge. Times Record (Troy, NY) -- Saturday 30 Dec 1950 MECHANICVILLE YOUTH GETS INDETERMINATE TERMS ON MORALS COUNT An 18-year old Mechanicville youth who pleaded guilty 13 Nov to a morals charge, yesterday was given an indeterminate prison sentence from oneday to life. Henry J. Arbour was sentenced by Judge Richard J. Shermanat an adjourned term of Saratoga County Court yesterday at Saratoga Springs. Arbour, who pleaded guilty to a charge of sodomy, will be confined at the Youth Reception Center, Elmira, for treatment. He will not bereleased until pronounced cured. State psychiatrists whoexamined the Mechanicville youth said that he needs treatment and cannot safely be returned to the community in which he lives. When and if he is released, the youth will be placed on parole for the rest of his life, under provisions of a newlaw governing sex offenders | ARBOUR, Henry Joseph (I4350)
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| 1041 | * Event:Military US Navy - WWII - Dec 1942-Jan 1946 * Note:Robert's US Navy Service via Muster Rolls Service # 208 96 21 27 Jul 1943 -- USS Chateau Thierry -- sailing out of Bizerte, Tunisia Rating S2c -- Seaman, 2nd Class Enlistment Unknown Received from NOB Bizerte Tunisia for Transportation 09 Aug 1943 -- USS Chateau Thierry -- sailing out of Mers El Kebir Rating S2c -- Seaman, 2nd Class Enlistment Unknown Transferred to NOB Oran, Algeria Transportation Completed 30 Jul 1943 28 Apr 1945 -- USS Munda Rating GM3c -- Gunner's Mate, 3rd Class 01 Aug 1945 -- USS LCI (G) 727 Rating GM3c -- Gunner's Mate, 3rd Class Received from RS 926 on 01 Aug 1945 01 Oct 1945 -- USS LCI (G) 727 Change from GM3c to GM2c on 16 Sep 1945 01 Oct 1945 -- USS LCI (G) 727 Rating GM2c -- Gunner's Mate, 2nd Class 1st received on board 01 Aug 1945 1946 -- USS LCI (G) 727 Rating GM2c -- Gunner's Mate, 2nd Class Enlistment 09 Dec 1942 1st received on board 01 Aug 1945 01 Feb 1946 -- USS LCI (G) 727 Rating GM2c -- Gunner's Mate, 2nd Class Transferred 19 Jan 1946 He had 2 Living Arbour | ARBOUR, Robert (I6680)
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| 1042 | * Event:Military WWI Veteran * Event:Pallbearers Charles, Louis, and Robert BUCK, and Ernest WELCH * Medical Information:He was seriously ill for 3 days & significantly ill for a while before dying. Contributing to death were chronic myocarditis & arteriosclerosis. He also suffered a chronic brainsyndrome for 3months. * Note: Albert seems to have never married or had children. In the 1880 Census,Albert was reported as being born in Quebec. This idea again came up during the 1920 Census, when he reportedly immigrated in 1882 and becamea naturalized US Citizen in1900. However, the 1910 and 1930 Census returns show him as being born in Vermont, which agrees with his parents' reported immigration in 1878. Furthermore, there is an actual birth record of him among the vital records of Vermont. According to his WWI Draft Registration, Albert was born in the US. He was of medium height and medium build with black eyes and black hair. ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Monday 07 Nov 1927 NORTH POWNAL, VT, HAS FLOOD DAMAGE -- Albert Arbour Saves Train From Plunging Into River By Flagging It Just In Time After having had all the telegraph and telephone communication as well as mail service and delivery of food supplies cut off by the flood, North Pownal, VT, which suffered damage estimated at $10,000is now engagedin the task of attempting to restore something like normal condiitons.Selectman John Savery has been one of the most tireless of the relief workers and is still on the job. Greylock Mill Co suffered water damageand will not be able to resume operations for several days, the middlepier under the East River bridge in Pownal was washed away, the Hemlock bridge was washed away, the bridge known as Poor Farm Road is in bad condition, and Friss Hill is impassable. The state line bridge was alsobadly damaged and traffic from North Adams and Troy is blocked. The eastbound track of the Boston & Maine railroad near the New York State line was washed out. The Minute man passed safely over this bridge on Thursday afternoon, but only the fact that Albert Arbour flagged Train No.60 a few minutes later, saved that train from toppling into the river.Just after the train had been brought to a stop, the track curved in for a distance of 75 feet and shortly later the track was undermined for600 feet. Harold Arbour in traveling from Troy, where he attends school, to North Pownal Sunday had to use six different autos provided by the Boston & Maine and reached North Pownal after eight and a half hours of travel. ___Bennington Evening Banner (VT) -- Friday 28 Jan 1955 ALBERT ARBOUR Albert Arbour, 74, life-long resident of North Pownal, died Thursday night following a long period of ill health. He had been under treatment in a hospital for 13 days. Mr. Arbour had been employed at the Pownal Tannery since its start and retired about five years ago. Previously he was with the cotton mills in that town. One brother, John Arbour, and one sister, Mrs. Minnie Nedeau, both of NorthPownal, survive. Funeral arrangements are pending. The body is at Walbridge Funeral Home. Bennington Evening Banner (VT) -- Monday 31 Jan 1955 ALBERT ARBOUR North Pownal -- A requiem Mass was sung this morning at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church for Albert Arbour, life-long resident of this community. Celebrant of the Mass was the Rev. Gerard Brennan.The pallbearers were four nephews: Charles, Louis, and Robert Buck, and Ernest Welch.The body was placed in Park Lawn vault, pending burial in Arlington inthe spring. | ARBOUR, Albert (I1372)
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| 1043 | * Immigration:1872 from Canada to USA * Note:Melina could actually be the baby girl baptised as Adrianna. Nothing is known of Melina's baptism and nothing is known of Adrianna after her baptism. Melina and Eusebe became godparents to Melina's sister Anne in November1875 at St-Charles-de-Borromèe Church in Joliette City. By June 1900, Melina had given birth to 9 children, 7 of whom were still living. By April 1910, Melina had given birth to 10 children, 8 of whom were still living. Not sure who the Melina is who passed away in 1907, but it appears as though ours was still living. | ARBOUR, Melina (I1983)
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| 1044 | * Immigration:1886 from Canada to USA * Occupation:Laborer (1900) * Residence: White Plains, Westchester Co, NY, in 1900 | ARBOUR, Wilbur (I7134)
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| 1045 | * mariés 1657-09-03 Montréal, contrat de mariage 1657-08-23 (greffe Jean de Saint-Père) | Famille: Jacques LAPORTE / Nicole DUCHESNE (F12506)
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| 1046 | * mariés 1689-01-24 L'Ange-Gardien, contrat de mariage 1689-01-23 (greffe Étienne Jacob (père)) | Famille: Denis QUENTIN / Ursule GODIN (F5339)
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| 1047 | * mariés 1737-04-29 Montréal, contrat de mariage 1737-04-26 (greffe Joseph Charles Raimbault de Piedmont (fils)) | Famille: Arthur Laurent GUIGNARD / Marie Anne "Félicité" PERILLARD (F20267)
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| 1048 | * mariés 1745-02-08 L'Ange-Gardien, contrat de mariage 1745-02-07 (greffe Pierre Huot) | Famille: Nicolas LETARTRE / Angelique TARDIF (F13347)
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| 1049 | * mariés 1761-02-02 L'Islet, contrat de mariage 1761-02-01 (greffe NoëlDupont) [29967] FOURNIER, Louis (Charles & Élisabeth BOUCHARD [6640]) * mariés 1761-02-02 L'Islet, contrat de mariage 1761-02-01 (greffe NoëlDupont) MORNEAU, Félicité (François & Angélique BERNIER [14525]), décédée 1789-04-23, inhumée 1789-04-24 Saint-Jean-Port-Joli (PRDH-RAB) Eux - Référence(s) : PRDH-RAB; Parchemin 1) Marie Madeleine, mariée Saint-Jean-Port-Joli 1785-10-10 Joseph MarieDUBÉ, mariée Saint-Jean-Port-Joli 1790-10-11 Jean Charles HUDON dit BEAULIEU 2) Marie Geneviève, mariée Saint-Jean-Port-Joli 1785-10-10 François Marie CARON | Famille: Louis FOURNIER / Félicité MORNEAU (F29396)
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| 1050 | * mariés 1776-11-11 Louiseville, autre copie de l'acte de mariage 1776-11-11 Maskinongé. Ils ont eu 11 enfants/Children Joseph CHAINE+ n. juil 1778, d. 6 mai 1832 Jean Charles (Claude) CHAINE+ n. 10 juin 1780 Marie Rose CHAINE n. 6 mai 1782, d. 29 déc 1861 Laurent CHAINE n. 16 mars 1784 Marie-Antoinette CHAINE n. 30 mars 1786, d. 24 fév 1837 Brigitte CHAINE+ n. 3 mars 1788, d. 25 sept 1829 Pierre CHAINEY n. 26 fév 1790, d. 3 mai 1790 (?) CHAINEY n. 31 juil 1791, d. 31 juil 1791 Marguerite CHAINE n. 20 déc 1792, d. 18 juil 1874 Marie Josephte CHAINE+ n. 27 oct 1795, d. 27 mars 1877 Augustin CHENE+ n. 24 mars 1798 | Famille: Joseph Charles CHESNE / Marie-Rose Rosalie BELANGER (F19867)
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