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| 16351 | Voici quelques notes sur le couple Jean Pierre CONTARINI (Ecuyer, Capitaine du R?egiment d'Alsace) x Therese DE BERSACQUES, qui pourront peut etre aider, et qui sont en relation avec la branche de Saint Omer, install?ee sur Ames en Artois. (**vous noterez que Jean Omer Alexis Joseph DE CONTARINI n?e en 1686 fils de Messire Jean Pierre CONTARINI, a un fils n?e en 1750 qui est nomm?e Pierre Joseph CONTARINI -- il serait int?eressant de voir si Pierre Joseph CONTARINI p?ere de Marie Albertine DE CONTARINI pourrait en fait ?etre l'oncle de ce Pierre Joseph et fr?ere de Jean Omer Alexis DE CONTARINI donc aussi fils de Messire Jean Pierre CONTARINI et Therese DE BERSACQUES) Le couple Jean Pierre CONTARINI et Th?er?ese DE BERSACQUES n'est connu que par l'Epigraphie du Pas de Calais, Tome V, 7?eme Fascicule, canton de Lumbres. Le document cite l'ascendance de Th?er?ese DE BERSACQUES et la date de son mariage, quia probablement eu lieu ?a Leulinghem, dont les registres n'ont aucun acte des ann?ees 1687 et 1688. L'origine de Jean Pierre CONTARINI est inconnue, mais il est d?ec?ed?e ?a Leulinghem, le 18 Ao?ut 1721 et enterr?e dans l' ?eglise pour l'avoir ainsi ordonn?e. Sa femme Th?er?ese DE BERSACQUES est d?ec?ed?ee le 31 Mars 1708 ?a Leulinghem, inhum?ee dans l'?eglise. A la biblioth?eque de Saint Omer, dans les "manuscrits de Noircames", il y a un petit dossier contenant quelques informations, dont une lettre d'un de ses amis avec la mention: CONTARINI, famille noble, originaire d'Italie, ?etablie en Artois, o?u elle est tomb?ee en d?erogeance. Un autre courrier se r?ef?erant ?a La Chesnaye DESBOIS. et donnant la liste des huit CONTARINI, ayant ?et?e ?elus "DOGE" de Venise. L'?epigraphie du canton de Lumbres, dans les pages consacr?ees ?a Leulinghem, dit que les CONTARINI, ?etaient issus des DOGES de Venise de ce nom, et que l'un des derniers repr?esentants habitait Saint Hilaire Cottes. La belle m?ere de Jean Pierre CONTARINI, ?etait Marie Catherine DE DELFT, remontant ?a Jacques DE DELFT, fr?ere de Pierre DE DELFT, bourgeois de Saint Omer n?e vers 1517, fils de Clay DE DELFT, natif de Bruges. Un livre sur l' histoire de Venise, cite que dans la seconde moiti?e du XV ?eme si?ecle, un CONTARINI avait ?et?e adjudicataire d'une gal?ere pour faire du commerce avec les Flandres, et il y avait de nombreux ?echanges commerciaux entre Venise et Bruges, et entre Bruges et Saint Omer. A Bruges,il y avait l'h?otel consulaire des V?enitiens, qui s'y sont maintenus jusqu'en 1520/1525, date ?a laquelle le port de Bruges s'est ensabl?e. Cit?e par proussel | DE CONTARINI, Jean Omer Alexis Joseph (148283I)
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| 16352 | Voir Avis Deces: https://www.leplacoteux.com/deces/hedwige-labbee-saint-bruno-1924-2015/ | LABBEE, Hedwidge (I86158)
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| 16353 | Voir Etienne Arthur | TETREAULT, Arthur (I73108)
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| 16354 | Voir lste des Lieutenants-Gouverneurs dans section Histoire | LIEUTENANTS-GOUVERNEURS DU QUEBEC, Honorables (I83053)
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| 16355 | Voir Notes sous Delima Lague | LALANNE, Hormidas (I48737)
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| 16356 | Voir Notes sous Delima Lague. | BOUCHARD, Rose Emma (I16884)
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| 16357 | Voir: Chanson de Guillaume d'Orange. ?Elev?e ?a la cour de P?epin avec le futur St-Beno?it d'Aniane et Charlemagne, il d?elivre le Languedoc et la Catalogne des Sarrazins, fonde St-Guilhem-du-D?esert - ?Elev?e ?a la cour de P?epin avec le futur Charlemagne et avec Witza (fils de l'?ev?eque-comte de Gellone) qui restera connu sous le nom de Saint-Beno?it d'Aniane, ?a cause de l'abbaye qu'il a fond?ee et d'une compilation de toutes les r?egles issues de celles de Saint-Beno?it, ?a partir de laquelle des abbayes comme St-Vitor de Marseilles et Vabres en Rouergue ont ?et?e r?eform?ees, puis celles d'Aurillac et de Cluny fond?ees. - fait premier duc d'Aquitaine, puis comte de Toulouse par Charlemagne, pour succ?eder ?a Corson, enlev?e par les Basques, Il tient t?ete aux Basques, puis r?esiste aux incursions maures mais il est vaincu en 793 sur les rives de l'Orbieu pr?es de Narbonne. Sa r?esistance opini?atre pousse cependant les Maures ?a se retirer. Par la suite, il reprend l'offensive, fait la conqu?ete d'une marche d'Espagne dont il devient comte, et reprend Barcelone en 801. - Vers 808, il prend l'habit religieux et se retire jusqu'?a sa mort dans une solitude de la vall?ee de Gellone o?u il fonde le monast?ere connu sous le nom de St-Guillaume-du-D?esert. - Vers 810, il doit reprendre le commandement de son arm?ee contre les Sarrazins qu'il chasse de Catalogne et auxquels il reprend Barcelone dont il est le premier comte. Canonis?e en 1066, et connu sous le nom de Saint Guilhem. Au XIIe si?ecle, sa vie est reprise dans le cycle ?epique connu sous le nom de Roman de Guillaume d'Orange. Base collaborative Pierfit (pierfit ) Guillaume de Gellone, (v.742 - 812), plus tard connu sous le nom de Guillaume d'Orange au XII?e si?ecle. Il est le petit-fils de Charles Martel par sa m?ere Aude (Aida, Aldana ou Adalne), et donc cousin de Charlemagne. Son p?ere est Th?eodoric (ou Thierry I) (v.725 793), Comte d'Autun et descendant des M?erovingiens. Il eut les titres de comte de Toulouse et marquis de Septimanie. Il succ?ede en 790 au comte de Toulouse Corson qui a ?et?e enlev?e par les Basques en 787. Il tient t?ete aux Basques, puis r?esiste aux incursions maures mais il est vaincu en 793 sur lesrives de l'Orbieu pr?es de Narbonne. Par la suite, il reprend l'offensive, occupe Barcelone et devient comte de la marche d'Espagne en 801. Apr?es avoir men?e une vie militaire de premier ordre (lutte contre les gascons vers 789; combats violents contre Abd el M?elek ben Abd al Wahhed, qui envahit la Septimanie - Languedoc - en 793; si?ege etconqu?ete de Barcelone vers 803), et ayant retrouv?e son ancien ami d'enfance saint Beno?it ?a l'abbaye Saint-Sauveur d'Aniane, il d?ecide de fonder en 804 l'abbaye b?en?edictine de Gellone ?a Saint-Guilhem-le-D?esert. C'est dans cette abbaye qu'en 806 il se retire ?a la t?ete d'une migration de moines. Guilhem vivait ?a Gellone ( " cella " de l'abbaye m?ere d'Aniane) une vie humble, cach?ee et avec une grande pi?et?e qui contrastait avec les honneurs et les plus hautes charges dont il avait ?et?e investi en tant qu'un des plus illustres homme de guerre de son temps et membre de la famille imp?eriale. Apr?es sa mort le 28 mai 812, le couvent re?cut le nom de Saint-Guilhem-du-D?esert Il meurt le 28 mai 812. Il est canonis?e en 1066 et devient alors connu sous le nom de saint Guilhem. Il entre ?egalement dans la l?egende comme le h?eros d'un cycle ?epique r?edig?e vers le XII?e si?ecle sous le nom de Guillaume d'Orange. (voir Litt?erature fran?caise du Moyen ?ge La Geste de Garin de Monglane). De son premier mariage avec Cun?egonde naquirent les enfants suivants : Helmburgis , morte avant 824 ; H?eribert, qui sera aveugl?e en 830 sur ordre de Lothaire, fils de Louis le Pieux ; Bernard (vers 795 - 844). Gerberge, ex?ecut?ee en 834 ?a Chalon en m?eme temps que son demi-fr?ere Gaucelme sur ordre de Lothaire (enferm?ee dans un tonneau et noy?ee dans la Sa?one) ; Guicaire et Hildehelm, mentionn?es une seule fois en 804 dans la charte de fondation de l'abbaye de Gellone8. Helimbruc, mentionn?e une seule fois (peut-?etre s'agit-il d'une mauvaise graphie de H?eribert). De son second mariage avec Guibourg, il eut : Gaucelme, dit Gaucelme du Roussillon, marquis de Gothie en 812 (d?ecapit?e en 834 ?a Chalon sur ordre de Lothaire) ; Thierry ou Th?eodoric, mort peu apr?es 826, comte d'Autun ; Garnier ou Warner, cit?e uniquement dans le Manuel de Dhuoda, livre ?ecrit par l'?epouse de Bernard ; Rodlinde, morte avant 843, probablement ?epouse de Wala, abb?e de Corbie. Wikipedia : Dans le cadre du royaume d'Aquitaine, attribu?e depuis 781 par Charlemagne ?a son fils Louis, Guillaume devient comte de Toulouse en remplacement de Chorson, enlev?e par des Basques en 7875. Il est d?es lors le principal responsable de la d?efense du royaume d'Aquitaine, face aux Basques et aux musulmans d'Espagne, chass?es de Septimanie seulement vers 750. Il tient t?ete aux Basques, puis r?esiste aux incursions de musulmans d'Espagne. Il subit une d?efaite en 793 pr?es de Narbonne, sur les rives de l'Orbieu, mais sans cons?equences graves. Par la suite, il reprend l'offensive et fait la conqu?ete de territoires au sud des Pyr?en?ees ; il devient comte de la marche d'Espagne constitu?ee autour de G?erone et Urgel. En 801, aux c?ot?es de Louis le Pieux, il est ?a la t?ete de l'arm?ee qui prend Barcelone apr?es un si?ege de plusieurs mois. Les chansons de geste le nomment aussi Guillaume d'Orange, ou Guillaume au Court Nez car il avait eu le bout du nez coup?e par l'?emir Corsolt lors d'un combat sous les murs de Rome ; il eut aussi le surnom de Fierbrace,qui veut dire " Bras vaillant ". Parmi les personnalit?es du royaume d'Aquitaine se trouve un de ses amis d'enfance, Witiza, qui apr?es une carri?ere militaire, fonda vers 784 une abbaye ?a Aniane, sur la rive sud de l'H?erault, adoptant alors le nom de Beno?it. ? son exemple et sur les conseils de saint Beno?it d'Aniane, r?eformateur de l'ordre b?en?edictin, Guillaume d?ecide de fonder un ?etablissement religieux suivant la r?egle de saint Beno?it. Il choisit un lieu assez proche d'Aniane, mais sur la rive nord, le vallon de Gellone, qui faisait ?a l'?epoque partie du dioc?ese de Lod?eve. Apr?es la mort de sa femme, il s'y retire en 806. Il est cens?e y avoir accompli plusieurs miracles dont un est rest?e c?el?ebre : Guillaume aurait eu le pouvoir d'?eloigner le diable. De l'abbaye d'Aniane, saint Beno?it lui envoyait r?eguli?erement des vivres par le seul chemin praticable, n?ecessitant de franchir les gorges de l'H?erault. Chaque fois, le diable effrayait les animaux decharge qui tombaient dans le pr?ecipice. Saint Guillaume, avec l'aide de Dieu, ordonna au diable de rentrer dans son trou et de n'en plus sortir. Ce n'est pas pour cette raison que le pont porte le nom de pont du Diable (ce nom vienten fait d'une l?egende qui n'a rien ?a voir avec saint Guillaume). Dans l'abbaye b?en?edictine de Gellone, appel?ee aujourd'hui Saint-Guilhem-le-D?esert, se trouve encore le reliquaire en argent, en forme de croix, renfermant un morceau de la Sainte Croix que Charlemagnelui avait offert. Il s'y retire en 806 avec un groupe de moines et y meurt vers 814. L'abbaye d'un roman proven?cal des plus beaux a malheureusement ?et?e amput?ee de toutes ses d?ecorations lapidaires, vendues ?a des Am?ericains sources: lu777 | DE GELLONE, Guillaume 1er dit le Saint (6306I)
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| 16358 | Vue 125/1872 info communiqu?e par bernard59 | FAUQUEMBERGUE, Marguerite (231552I)
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| 16359 | Vue 152/1416 | GOUDALIE(R-Z), Paul (216507I)
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| 16360 | vue 27/ 1495 Par. BOURDREL Robert(M) Mar. WILLERON Adrienne(F) | VIDELAINE, Adrienne (113838I)
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| 16361 | vue 36 / 1427 | BRISBOIS, Fran?cois (116977I)
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| 16362 | vue 43/228 parrain est Claude BOUTILLIER | QUEVAL, Barbe (167708I)
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| 16363 | vue n? 21/238 communiqu?e par Patrice KUHN le 27/9/2017 | HERBET(TE), Marie Catherine (174820I)
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| 16364 | Vue n? 559/630 des BMS (1703-1789) de Belfort-du-Quercy L'an mil sept cent quatre vingt un et le dix neuvieme jour du mois de janvier le corps de Marie Caminel epouse du Sr Fran?cois Moisset procureur d'office de la baronie de Belfort du lieu de pech Prunel sur cette paroisse d?ec?ed?ee le jour d'hier munie des sacrements ag?ee d'environ quarante sept ans a ?et?e inhum?e dans le cimetiere de cette paroisse par moy cur?e soussign?e en presence de Jean Pierre Barthe carrilloneur et Jacques Tressens habitans du ladite paroisse non signes pour ne scavoir de ce requis Linon, cur?e de St Genni?e | CAMINEL, Marie (168453I)
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| 16365 | Vue n? 74/98 des BMS (AC) (1682-1716) de Montalzat (Saint-Julien de Las Doux) Le 28?eme aout 1711 mourut Catherine de Leris femme a Bernard Pern del Mas ag?ee d'environ trente ans, ??? et feut ensevelie le lendemain dans la chapelle... | LERIS, Catherine (225957I)
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| 16366 | Vue1332/1458 - Acte 6 - Cote 5 MIR 748/1 date communiqu?ee par Nelly CARON SWAENEPOEL (neldenorac) | WA(C)QUET, Marie Anne Fran?coise (135762I)
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| 16367 | vve de CRENLEUX Pierre t?emoins : CRENLEUX jacques Fran?cois Fils t?emoins : CRENLEUX Pierre Michel Fils | RISBOUR(G-QUE), Marie Fran?coise (10795I)
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| 16368 | W. W. Harbourt, who is a contractor and builder at West Coffeyville. OnOctober 12, 1915, Mr. Harbourt married Mrs. Josephine (LeCroix) Podvant, widow of L. A. Podvant. | Famille: William-Wesley HARBOURT / Josephine PODVANT (F36072)
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| 16369 | Walter Duncan was a Herbalist by trade and a member of The NationalAassociation of Medical Herbalists. There is a photo record of hisattendinga conference in Leeds on July 15 1920. (Held by PhilipJackson). His business address was Bank Street, Mexborough, Yorkshire.He enlisted in the West Yorkshire Regiment on May 18 1903 and wasdischarged on June 27, 1908- 5 years and 41 days service - with goodconduct. | JACKSON, Walter Duncan (I45804)
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| 16370 | Walter is a scholar/boarder at the Grammar School in Bovey Tracey in 1891. | DYMOND, Walter Louis (I34037)
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| 16371 | Walter lived with Walter Lowey, Blacksmith and his wife Judith at a cottage on Ballachrink, Maughold. He must have lived there all his life ashe was there in the censuses for 1851 and 1871. His address when he died was Cornah hill, probablywhere helived with the Loweys | CORTEEN, Walter (I27090)
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| 16372 | Walter was registered as a farm servant at Pool Farm Cheriton Fitzpaineworking for Thomas Lee in 1891. Lived in Sanford St, Exeter and movedto Bounemouth in 1909. Registered as a Waiter living in Heavitree in 1901 census. | GILLARD, Walter (I40026)
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| 16373 | Wandonne le 19 D?ecembre 1702 de Marie Anne DE CREQUY, fille de Philippe DE CRESQUY et de Marie Adrienne FLAMEN, Parrain: Jean FLAMEN, marraine: Marie Anne FOURNIER (cur?e A. FLAMEN) | DE CREQUY - DECREQUY, Marie Anne (128905I)
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| 16374 | War of 1812, Rank - Private, First Bataillion | BINETTE, Pierre (I14458)
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| 16375 | Ward alias Wix; confirmed at Bottisham Lode Cambs Mar 6 1899 | WARD, Susanna (I77132)
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| 16376 | Ward alias Wix; confirmed at Bottisham Lode Cambs Mar 6 1899 | WARD, Isaac (I77125)
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| 16377 | Warnes | CROGE, Marie Constance (193376I)
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| 16378 | Warnes | DUBOIS, C?elestin Joseph (193375I)
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| 16379 | Warnes | DUBOIS, Gaspard Joseph (43588I)
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| 16380 | Warren and Mattie had three children, two daughters and a son. Warren and Mattie moved across the country and settled in Vancouver, Washington, in 1935. Warren owned and operated Arbour's Grocery in downtown Vancouver. Vancouver, WA, Newspaper WARREN B. ARBOUR Warren B. Arbour, who operated a grocery store until the late 1950s at the present site of The Columbian, died Wednesday in a Portland Hospital. He was 81. Mr. Arbour lived in Vancouver since 1935. Survivors include his widow, Mattie, at home; a son, John of Vancouver; two daughters,Ruth Baton and Mary McVay, both of Vancouver; two sisters, Florrie Rivet of Plaquemine, LA, and Annette LeBouef ofVancouver; nine grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Mass of Christian burial will be at 10 am Saturday at St James Catholic Church. Burial will follow in St James Acres. Recitation of the rosary will be at 7:30 tonight at Hamilton-Mylan Funeral Home. The Oregonian (Portland, OR) -- 10 Jan 1988 The funeral of Warren B. Arbour, a longtime Vancouver grocer, was scheduled for Saturday, 9 Jan, at St James Roman Catholic Church, with burial in St James Cemetery. Mr. Arbour, who was the owner of the former Arbour's Grocery downtown, was 81 whenhe died Wednesday in a Portland hospital. Born in Plaquemine, LA, he had been a Vancouver resident since 1935. Survivors include his wife, Mattie; oneson, John; and two daughters, Ruth Baton and Mary McVay, all of Vancouver; two sisters, Florrie Rivet of Plaquemine and Annette LeBouef of Vancouver; nine grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.Mr. Arbour was a member of and usher at StJames Catholic Church, a member of Knights of Columbus Columbia Council 1327 and theKnights of ColumbusMother Joseph Assembly. From FindAGrave.com . . . Warren B Arbour Birth: 1906 Death: unknown Burial: Mother Joseph Catholic Cemetery Vancouver Clark County Washington, USA Plot: M36-4 Created by: Sharon Record added: 6 Dec 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 32003356 ___ Bio from Facebook 18 Mar 2010: 18 Mar 1906 -- Born in Plaquemine, Louisiana, Warren Benedict ARBOUR was precisely in the middle of 13 children born to John Earl ARBOUR and Annette Blanche BERGERON, proving that even ARBOURs who live in the US can be prolific. On 22 Jul 1905, Warren married 20-year old Mattie Mary SHARON. Warren and Mattie had 3 children, 2 daughters and a son. In 1930, the young family lived in Plaquemine, where they rented a house for $6 per month. Warren worked as a laborer in a lumber mill, as so many of the ARBOURs have done. In 1935, Warren and Mattie moved across the country and settled in Vancouver,Washington, where Warren owned and operated Arbour's Grocery in downtown until the late 1950s. On 06 Jan 1988, Warren died in Portland, Oregon, and was buried in St James Acres in Vancouver. Mattie followed him there when she died on 02 Dec 1997. Today they are responsible for at least 9 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren, and 2 great-great-grandchildren. | ARBOUR, Warren Benedict (I4733)
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| 16381 | Warwick Beacon (RI) -- May 2005 BRENDA LEE AND JUSTIN J. ARBOUR Brenda Lee Arbour, 19, and Justin J. Arbour, 31, both of King Street, Warwick, died 30 April 2005, accidentally from injuries resulting from an automobile accident on the Wampanoag Trail, East Providence. Brenda Lee, a homemaker, is the daughter ofAlfred and Felicia (Guercia) Accioli, both of Providence, she lived in Warwick for the past year. She was the mother of Autumn Lynn Arbour and great-granddaughter of Natalie Guercia of Warwick. Justin, a laborer, is the son of Paul A.Arbour of Warwick and the late Marguerite A. (Doyle) Arbour, he lived in Warwick for the past five years. He was employed by Meade Construction Company, Barrington, for the past year. He enjoyed cooking. Besides his father he leaves his daughter, Autumn Lynn Arbour; three brothers, Gregory P. Arbour of Warren, Robert Robberson of North Kingstown and Patrick J. Robberson of East Providence; and a sister, Lila Rose Arbour of Warwick. The funerals was held from W. Raymond Watson Funeral Home, 350 Willett Avenue, Riverside, with a Mass of Christian Burial in St Brendan Church, Turner Ave., Riverside. Burial was in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Contributions in Brenda and Justin's memory to Hasbro Children's Hospital, 593 EddyStreet, Providence, RI 02903 would be deeply appreciated. Providence Journal (RI) -- 03 May 2005 POLICE ID VICTIMS OF EAST PROVIDENCE CRASH -- by Richard C. Dujardin --pg b3 East Providence -- The police yesterday identified the parents who werekilled in Saturday's head-on collision on the Wampanoag Trail as [Justin J. Arbour], 31, and [Brenda L. Accioli], 19. Reached at their hospital room at Rhode Island Hospital, [Charles Stratton], who works for Belvoir Properties in Providence, said he and [Timothy Elms], who had comefrom Maine to help him celebrate his birthday, were . . . [incomplete] Providence Journal (RI) -- 10 May 2005 FUNERAL TODAY FOR COUPLE KILLED IN CRASH -- by Richard C. Dujardin -- pg b3 The police said they have yet to find a cause of the crash that killed Justin J. Arbour, 31, and his wife, [Brenda Lee] (Accioli) Arbour, 19, both of King Road, Warwick. Their daughter, Autumn, was critically injured and has had surgery to relieve fluid pressure on the brain. She said neither Justin's father, Paul A. Arbour of Warwick, nor Brenda's parents, Alfred and Felicia . . . [incomplete] | ARBOUR, Justin (I2297)
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| 16382 | Warwick Beacon (RI) -- May 2005 BRENDA LEE AND JUSTIN J. ARBOUR Brenda Lee Arbour, 19, and Justin J. Arbour, 31, both of King Street, Warwick, died 30 April 2005, accidentally from injuries resulting from an automobile accident on the Wampanoag Trail, East Providence. Brenda Lee, a homemaker, is the daughter ofAlfred and Felicia (Guercia) Accioli, both of Providence, she lived in Warwick for the past year. She was the mother of Autumn Lynn Arbour and great-granddaughter of Natalie Guercia of Warwick. Justin, a laborer, is the son of Paul A.Arbour of Warwick and the late Marguerite A. (Doyle) Arbour, he lived in Warwick for the past five years. He was employed by Meade Construction Company, Barrington, for the past year. He enjoyed cooking. Besides his father he leaves his daughter, Autumn Lynn Arbour; three brothers, Gregory P. Arbour of Warren, Robert Robberson of North Kingstown and Patrick J. Robberson of East Providence; and a sister, Lila Rose Arbour of Warwick. The funerals was held from W. Raymond Watson Funeral Home, 350 Willett Avenue, Riverside, with a Mass of Christian Burial in St Brendan Church, Turner Ave., Riverside. Burial was in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Contributions in Brenda and Justin's memory to Hasbro Children's Hospital, 593 EddyStreet, Providence, RI 02903 would be deeply appreciated. Providence Journal (RI) -- 03 May 2005 POLICE ID VICTIMS OF EAST PROVIDENCE CRASH -- by Richard C. Dujardin --pg b3 East Providence -- The police yesterday identified the parents who werekilled in Saturday's head-on collision on the Wampanoag Trail as [Justin J. Arbour], 31, and [Brenda L. Accioli], 19. Reached at their hospital room at Rhode Island Hospital, [Charles Stratton], who works for Belvoir Properties in Providence, said he and [Timothy Elms], who had comefrom Maine to help him celebrate his birthday, were . . . [incomplete] Providence Journal (RI) -- 10 May 2005 FUNERAL TODAY FOR COUPLE KILLED IN CRASH -- by Richard C. Dujardin -- pg b3 The police said they have yet to find a cause of the crash that killed Justin J. Arbour, 31, and his wife, [Brenda Lee] (Accioli) Arbour, 19, both of King Road, Warwick. Their daughter, Autumn, was critically injured and has had surgery to relieve fluid pressure on the brain. She said neither Justin's father, Paul A. Arbour of Warwick, nor Brenda's parents, Alfred and Felicia . . . [incomplete] | ACCIOLI, Brenda Lee (I358)
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| 16383 | Was a widow when she married Robert. | STEWARD, Isabella (I65826)
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| 16384 | Was alive in 1858 when daughter Elizabeth was married | BEALE, William (I10241)
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| 16385 | Was illitrerate as signed death certificate for son George Edward witha mark. | BUNN, Emma (I20371)
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| 16386 | Was living at 22 Cudnorth Street, Bethnal Green at time of marriage. | LARCHET, Catherine Marie (I25797)
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| 16387 | Was living at 24 Cudnorth Street, Bethnal Green at time of marriage. Was living at 19 Collingwood Street, Bethnal Green at time of 1881 census. | WELSH, Philip (I77194)
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| 16388 | Was serving on board HMS Belleisle at time of marriage. Living with his wife at 3 Oak Road St Mary Southampton with Harry Dymond and Sophia in 1901. | SIMMONS, Joseph Nathan (I71423)
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| 16389 | Was strangled to death in her apartment.Buried in Mt. Olivet cemetery. | MAEDE, Elizabeth (I55075)
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| 16390 | Was widowed by the time if the 1901 census At 126 Derby Road, Southampton in 1901. | WAY, Ellen (I20443)
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| 16391 | wé | CHARBONNEAU, Rene (I22277)
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| 16392 | wé | Famille: Normand COUPAL / Marguerite COMTOIS (F27398)
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| 16393 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | Famille: Georges LALANNE / Rita COUPAL (F12227)
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| 16394 | We don't know where he was buried as we learnt of his death three months after he was dead. | KENNEDY, Ernest (Ernie) (I47339)
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| 16395 | We have her listed as Azilda.Death notice from Duluth newspaper Jan. 30, 1928. p. 8Died Jan 29, burial held at St. Jean de Baptiste Church. Burial at Calvary cemetery.Survivors listed as:Daughter Mrs. A.J.Morin,2823 W. Second St.Daughter Mrs. F.Bourssa, DulutyTwo brothers: Napoleon of Floodwood, Henry of Attleboro, MATwo sisters: Mrs. J. Michaud, St. Felicite, Que. and Mrs. Aurelie Booz, Duluth Adresse: 2823 W. 2nd Duluth | PROULX, Exilda Azilda (I64946)
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| 16396 | Welland Tribune (ON) -- 11 Sep 2004 ARBOUR, Thelma Marguerite - At Rapelje Lodge in Welland, on Thursday, 9September 2004, in her 93rd year, formerly of Port Robinson. Beloved wife of the late Herbert "Pep" Arbour (1986). Loving mother of Sylvia Heidebrecht (Gary) of Thorold,Dave Arbour (Nancy) of Fenwick, Keith Arbour (Judy), Gail Krikke (Jake), Kathy Watson (and her late husband Bill),all of Fonthill, and predeceased by daughters Joan Kent, Karen MacKenzie, and Valerie Murray. Also loved by several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Dear sister of the late William, Arnold, and Leslie McDonald and Jessie Curtis. Friendswill be received by the family from 7-9 pm. Saturday, 11 September, and 2-4 and 7-9 pm Sunday, 12 September, at the James L. Pedlar Funeral Home -Dixon Chapel, 1292 Pelham Street, Fonthill. The funeral service will be conducted at Wesley United Church 244 First Avenue North, Welland on Monday, 13 September 2004, at 11:00 amwith Reverend Kim Wright officiating. Interment Pleasantview Memorial Gardens, Thorold. As an expression of sympathy memorial donations may be made to Rapelje Lodge or Canadian Cancer Society. A donation in memory of Mrs. Arbour is being made to the Welland Hospital Foundation through the Pedlar Funeral Home Lifetime Memories Program. | MC DOMALD, Thelma Marguerite (I3147)
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| 16397 | Welland Tribune (ON) -- 16 Jun 2004 ARBOUR, Douglas -- Peacefully at the Welland Hospital on Monday, 14 June 2004, at the age of 78. He passed away one day shy of the 58th anniversary of his wedding to Virginia (Green). Dearly loved father of Tom Arbour (Adele) and Trent Arbour. Sadly missed by his grandchildren Melinda (Ryan), Katie, Craig, Gerald and Gregory. Dear brother of Loretta Watson (Bob) and Theresa Glowa (Peter). Brother-in-law of Thelma, Mabel, and Alice Arbour. He was predeceased by his sisters Mae Jalbert and AnnMcIntosh, brothers Herbert, Alphage and Wilfred Arbour, sister-in-law Marge Arbour and brothers-in-lawWilson Jalbert and Ray McIntosh. Before moving to Welland, Doug was very active in the Port Robinson community. He was involved in the scouting movement for many years and was a member of the Port Robinson Fire Service since its inception. He served as the Port Robinson Fire Chief for nine years. Friends may call at J.J. Patterson & Sons Funeral Residence, 19 Young Street, Welland on Wednesdayfrom 2-4 and 7-9 pm. A memorial mass will be celebrated at St. Andrew the Apostle Roman Catholic Church on Thursday at 10:30 am. Private family Rite of Committal at Doan's Ridge Road Cemetery at a latertime. Flowers gratefully declined. In memoryof Doug, donations to the 4th Floor of the Welland Hospital would be greatly appreciated by the family. on line memories and condolences at www.jjpatterson.ca As a memorial tribute, a tree will be planted in Memory Woods. A tree grows - memorieslive. Welland Tribune (ON) -- Wednesday 14 Jun 2006 Memoriam for Doug Arbour ARBOUR, DOUG -- In loving memory of my dear husband, who passed away two years ago today 14 June 2004. Just a prayer from one who loves you Precious memories fond and true In my heart you will live forever BecauseI thought the world of you A lightfrom our household is gone A voice Iloved is stilled A place is vacant in my home Which never can be filled. -- With my love forever, and always in my heart, Virginia. | ARBOUR, Douglas J (I3443)
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| 16398 | Welland Tribune (ON) -- Thursday 07 Apr 2011 ARBOUR, Mrs Jessie Alice (Beckett) -- Passed away peacefully at the Welland Hospital on Wednesday, 6 April 2011, in her 93rd year. Predeceasedby her beloved husband Wilfred (Naz) in 1991, granddaughter Rebecca (1973), and son-in-law Bill (2010), brothers and sisters Carl, George, Peter, Dorothy Hand, Mike, Robert, Dora, Ryan, Malcolm, and Jack. Loving mother of Fred (Eleanor), Gerry (Patti), Joe(Edith), Tim (Laura), and Lori Ivankovich. Cherished grandmother of 9 grandchildren,5 great grandchildren, and many loving nieces and nephews. Alice was a longtime resident of Port Robinson, being actively involved at The Immaculate Conception Church, CWL and the Port Robinson Firefighter's Ladies Auxiliary. She loved to write poetry about herfamily, community and special events in time. Her later years were spent with her many friends at the PelhamTown Square Seniors residence. Friends will be received by the family at the James L. Pedlar Funeral Home, 1292 Pelham Street, Fonthill onSunday, 10 April, from 2-4 and 7-9 pm, with prayers being said at 8:00 pm that evening. The funeral service to honour Alice's life will take place in the chapel on Monday, 11 April, at 11:00 am, with Father Peter Rowe officiating. Interment will follow at Pleasantview Memorial Gardens, Thorold. As an expression of sympathy, donations to the Diabetes Association or the Heart and Stroke Foundation wouldbe greatly appreciated. Online condolences may be forwarded through www.pedlarfuneralhome.ca The Welland Tribune (ON) -- Thursday 21 Apr 2011 ARBOUR, Jessie Alice -- The family of Alice Arbour would like to express our sincere appreciation to family and friends for their expressions of sympathy, floral tributes, mass cards, and donations on the recent passing of our mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend. We thank all of those who shared their wonderful memories with us, pointing out what a special lady Alice was. With gratitude to Father Rowe for his kind words and comforting service.Thank you to the pallbearers: JamieArbour, Ben Arbour, Kevin Arbour, Tom Arbour, Jim Ryan, and Allen Ryan. To Tina and the staff of James Pedlar Funeral Home thank you for yourcare and compassion at such a difficult time. -- Sincerely, the ArbourFamily. The Welland Tribune (ON) -- Thursday 05 Apr 2012 ARBOUR, Alice -- In loving memory of a most admired mother, grandmother, great- grandmother and friend who passed away one year ago 6 April 2011. Gone is he face we loved so dear, silent is the voicewe loved to hear, too faraway for sight orspeech,but not too far for thought to reach. -- Loved always, never forgotten. Your Family. Niagara Falls Gazette (NY) -- Monday 14 Jul 1941 Port Robinson, ON -- The marriage of Miss Jessie Alice Beckett, youngest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George Beckett, and Wilfred Arbour, son of Thomas Arbour of Port Robinson, and the late Mrs Arbour, took place at 7 o'clock Firiday evening at Grey Gables, Welland. The Rev FatherO'Flaherty, pastor of Immaculate Conception RC Church, officiated. Thebride was attractively dressed in a queen'sblue net frock over taffetawith beige hat and accessories. She wore a corsage of red and white roses and baby's breath. Miss Ann Arbour, sister of the groom, her only attendant, chose navy blue sheer with white hat and corsage of pink and white roses. Harry Beckett was best man. Following the ceremony, the bridal party returned to the home ofthebride in Canby Street, where a buffet luncheon was served to 30 guests. Verna Eade and Mary Beckett assisted in serving. Mr and Mrs Arbour left for a short trip to Hamilton and other points. Upon their return they willreside in Port Robinson.Niagara Falls Gazette (NY) -- Monday 14 Jul 1941 Port Robinson, ON -- The marriage of Miss Jessie Alice Beckett, youngest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George Beckett, and Wilfred Arbour, son of Thomas Arbour of Port Robinson, and the late Mrs Arbour, took place at 7 o'clock Firiday evening at Grey Gables, Welland. The Rev FatherO'Flaherty, pastor of Immaculate Conception RC Church, officiated. Thebride was attractively dressed in a queen'sblue net frock over taffetawith beige hat and accessories. She wore a corsage of red and white roses and baby's breath. Miss Ann Arbour, sister of the groom, her only attendant, chose navy blue sheer with white hat and corsage of pink and white roses. Harry Beckett was best man. Following the ceremony, the bridal party returned to the home ofthebride in Canby Street, where a buffet luncheon was served to 30 guests. Verna Eade and Mary Beckett assisted in serving. Mr and Mrs Arbour left for a short trip to Hamilton and other points. Upon their return they willreside in Port Robinson. | BECKETT, Jessie Alice (I3957)
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| 16399 | Went blind in later life | KNAPMAN, Ethel (I47499)
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| 16400 | Went to Canada | YEOMAN, Herbert (I77529)
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