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| 2701 | Births Dec 1862 DONAGHUE Edward Charles Marylebone 1a 477 | DONAGHUE, Edward (I31884)
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| 2702 | Births Dec 1875 ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- Morris Rose Helena F Isle of Wight 2b 521 | MORRIS, Rose Helena (I59858)
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| 2703 | Births Mar 1847 ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- Ball Eleanor *combe Newton Abbott 10 143 Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- Marriages Sep 1872 ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- BALL Eleanor Luscombe Newton A. 5b 191 Dyer Elizabeth Newton A 5b 191 Dymond Joseph Newton A 5b 191 Payne Mary Grace Plymouth 5b 191 | BALL, Eleanor Luscombe (I9153)
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| 2704 | Births Mar 1873 ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- DYMOND Mary Elizabeth A Newton Abbot 5b 133 | DYMOND, Mary Elizabeth Ann (I34136)
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| 2705 | Births Sep 1873 ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- Bailey Mary Margaret St Thomas 5b 75 | BAILEY, Mary Margaret (I9026)
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| 2706 | Blade-Empire, Concordia, KS - October 23, 1939 SERVULE L. Deneault, resident of Concordia community for 30 years died Monday evening at his home, 336 East Sixth. Mr. Deneault was 70 and wasborn in the Providence of Quebec, Candada. He is survived by his widow, Veronique Tetreatult, and six children: Adelia Racette, Victor, Joseph, Wilfred, Ovid, and Clara Racette of Wichita. Funeral services will be held at Out Lady of Perpetual Help church, 9:00 a.m. Burial will be at the Catholic Cemetery. | DENEAULT, Louis Servule (I85571)
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| 2707 | Blaise Juillet dit d'Avignon, natif de St-Agricol, v., ar. et év. Avignon,Comtat-Venaissain (Vaucluse). Engagé à La Rochelle, le 31 avril 1644.Compagnon de Dollard, noyé dans le lac St-Louisjuste avant le départ pour le Long-Sault en fuyantles Irol'hôtelllee?es 1753b»Ditab» «tab»quois. | JUILLET, Blaise (I47205)
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| 2708 | Blanche JACQUES SSN 007-12-1036 Issued: ME (Before 1951) Residence: Pownal, Cumberland Co, ME Born: 31 Mar 1924 Died: Aug 1977 Kennebec Journal (Augusta, ME) -- Friday 19 Aug 1977 MRS. MARIE JACQUES Augusta -- Mrs. Marie Blanche Jacques, 53, 1 Commercial St, died Thursday at Williams Health Care Facility after a long illness. She was born in Augusta 21 Mar 1924, the daughter of Francis and Olivine Pare Arbour. She was a dispatcher at Al's Double R Taxi for many years. She was a communicant of St Augustine Catholic Church. Survivors include a son Antonio Jacques, Pownal; five brothers, Jean, Leo, Arthur, Armand, and Omer Arbour, all of Augusta; a sister, Mrs. Florence Busque, New Britain,CT; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins. A Mass of Christian Burial will be sung Saturday at 9:30 am at St Augustine CatholicChurch. Burial will be in St Augustine Cemetery. JACQUES -- Mrs. Marie Blanche. Friends may call at Plummer Funeral HomeInc, 16 Pleasant St, today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. A Mass of Christian Burial will be sung Saturday at 9:30 am at St Augustine Catholic Church. She had 1 child | ARBOUR, Marie Blanche (I5695)
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| 2709 | Blessé le 18-6-1651 par les Iroquois | LUCOS, Leonard (I54885)
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| 2710 | BMS2000 v.11 ID : 3462338 | Famille: Jean-Baptiste THIBEAULT / Olivine LAVERGNE (F19473)
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| 2711 | BMS2000 v.21, Répertoire des mariages, ID : 3124524 Cote : 9 Responsable : SHA Époux : VILANDRE, Léo Épouse : LACOURSE, Fernande, Père : Vilandre, Ernest Père : Lacourse, Emile , Mère : Dupuis, Marie-Louise Mère : Lenoir,Aurore - Mariage : 1945-02-10 - Ste-Cécile, Belcourt, Abitibi, QC, Canada, Notes : Modifié le : 2017-08-08 00 :07 :16, Copyright | Famille: Leo VILANDRE / Fernande LACOURSE (F20428)
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| 2712 | Boarding with William Congram at Stable Lane Pilton Devon in 1881. | SQUIRE, Samuel (I71783)
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| 2713 | body { cursor: url(https://sd-1.archive-host.com/membres/up/132720629421430912/FDF/Decoration/Noel/santa2.cur), auto; body { cursor: url(https://sd-1.archive-host.com/membres/up/132720629421430912/FDF/Decoration/Noel/santa2.cur), auto; | DIONNE, Antoine (I31771)
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| 2714 | Bonaventure Gaudet dit BonanDécédé à 74 ans | GAUDET, Bonaventure (I38433)
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| 2715 | Bonjour à tous Les Gauthier La famille Gauthier est l'une des plus grandes familles à avoir pris racine sur l'ancien territoire de la Nouvelle-France où l'on attendait impatiemment la venue de défricheurs, de bûcherons, de colons, d'administrateurs, de chirurgiens,d'apothicailmaa ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»res, de taillandiers, de couteliers, d'administrateurs, de tisserands, de soldats et de prêtres. Ces Gauthier exercaient ces métiers et d'autres encore. Ces hommes et ces femmes dont le patronyme est un ancien prénom auquel on donne parfois le sens de bûcheron et, d'autre fois, le sens de gouverneur ou de chef sont partis de tous les coins de France. Ils se sont embarqués, à La Rochelle ou à Rocheflmaa ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»ort après avoir quitté l'Angoumois, l'Ile de France, le Poitou, l'Artois, la Normandie, la Saintonge, la Guyenne, la Bourgogne, l'Aunis, la Provence, la Champagne, l'Anjou. Ils étaient plus de trente, hommes et femmes, les tout premiers transportant dans leurs maigres bagages de nombreux surnoms qui ont parfois supplanté le nom Gauthier. S'ils étaient soldats, ils avaient hérité des noms de Francoeur, Frappe d'Abord, lmaa ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»Labonté, Jolicoeur, Larose où Larouche. Des terres et des villages d'origine leur avaient donné les noms de Varennes, LaVérendry, Boisverdun où La Chenaye, Landreville, Delisle et Poitevin. Le hasard leur attribuades surnomsencore inexpliqués, donmaa ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»tcelui de Saguingoira est le plus bel exemple. Parce qu'ils étaient partis de tous les coins de France ils se sont établis en Amérique, en choissisant tous les pôles connus. Les uns se sontfaits explorateurs, transportant leurs pénates sur le territoire qui allait devenir les Etats-Unis. Ceux nmaa ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»qui sont demeurés en Nouvelle-France ont choisi Québec, Trois-Rivières,la vallée du Richelieu ou celle du Saint-Laurent et, enfin Montréal. Parce qu'ils étaient partout à la fois, se mariant, donnant naissance àdes enfants qui ont pris racine un a ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»peu partout, épousant même des Gauthier, il est difficile, pour leurs descendants, de se rattacher à un ancêtre plutôt qu'à un autre. Les généalogistes ont cependant pu établir queMathurin Gauthier dit Landreville, Jean Gauthier dit Larouche, Char ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»les Gauthier dit Jolicoeur, Germain Gauthier dit Saint-Germain et Pierre Gauthier dit Saguingoira ont encore des descendants que l'on peut compter par milliers, si l'on s'en donne la peine... De tous ces ancêtres, Pierre Gauthier dit Saguingoira est certainement celui qui a eu l'existence la plus tumultueuse. Né vers l629, dans le bourg d'Eschillais, non loin de Brouage, en Saintonge, il est le fils deJacques et de Marie Boucher. Une re, Char ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»echerche menée par Alphonse Gauthier démontre qu'on ne peut fixer avec certitude la date de l'arrivée de l'ancêtre en Nouvelle-France. En l668, il est au nombre des résidents de La Chine, une terre concédée parle Séminaire de Saint-Sulpice à Cavel ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»ier de LaSalle. Le 3 novembre l668, riche d'une terre sur laquelle il a peut-etre déjà construit une maison, Pierre Gauthier «habitant demeurant en la Seigneurie de La Salle», 39 ans, s'engage à épouser Charlotte Roussel ou Rousselle, âgée de 22 ans. Le contrat esl ch 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»t signé à Montréal, dans la maison de Jean Gervaise, devant le premier notaire de l'endroit, Bénigne Basset. Le couple, dont le mariage est célébré neuf jours plus tard, va vivre à La Chine où Jean naîtra au mois deseptembre de l'année suivante. Lh 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»a terre n'appartient pas encore officiellement au colon, mais en l67l, le 3l mai,l'acte de concession est signé entre Pierre Gauthier dit Saguingoira et les Sulpiciens auxquels Cavelierde La Salle a revendu sa seigneurie. Par cet acte, Gauthier suivante. Lh 46' et bres18 Rivitab» «tab»'engageà construire une habitation dans le village. Source : Nos Racines, Dictionnaire Drouin rouge, | Famille: Pierre GAUTHIER / Fille du Roy avec dote de 50 livres Charlotte ROUSSEL (F9990)
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| 2716 | Bonjour et bienvenue , Chet Stag, Alain Charlot, Annick Frochot, Dominique Gazaille, Pierre Beaudoin, Vero Battut, Babeth Charbit Dubé, Joel Pasquet, Ghislaine Pertuis, merci à vous d'aimer la vie de nos ancêtres, je vous souhaite de trouver ici des morceaux de vie de vos ancêtres vous les retrouverez aussi sur le site "la vie de nos ancêtres" http://laviedenosancetres.fr/ Si vous avez besoin d'aide pour agrandir vos arbres, voici deux pages facebook (parmi tant d'autre) https://www.facebook.com/groups/6313691646/?ref=bookmarks et https://www.facebook.com/groups/gen ealogieetbiographie/?ref=bookmarks ou les membres qui sont d'une grande aide vous guideront sur d'autres pages, des conseils ou de l'aide. (Dans les Landes) | PACHEDEUY, Lou (I81881)
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| 2717 | Bonjour, Vous mentionnez que GAULT Aimé est né le 2 mai 1851. Sur son acte de naissance en ma possession, il est né le 2 mai 1850 et son deuxième prénom est Auguste. Je pourrais si vous le souhaitez vous faire parvenir son acte de naissance. Pour cela vous voudrez bien me communiquer votre adresse courriel. Généalogiquement, Joel GAULT | GAULT, Aime Auguste (I38756)
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| 2718 | Born 2nd qtr 1900 1d 743. | CORTEEN, James (Sandy) (I26990)
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| 2719 | Born 4th Qtr 1846 (3 273). Living at 19 Lismore Rd. St. Pancras in the 1881 census. | HOLDSWORTH, Alfred (I89629)
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| 2720 | Both Morley and Jill appear to have done their part to serve their country in the military. Morley was in the Royal Canadian Navy, as "RCNVR" was engraved on their tombstone. Jill was in the Royal Canadian Air Force, Women's Division, as "RCAFWD" was also engraved there. Jill was later the first woman ever to be elected to the Toronto Suburban Separate School Board. ___ LEGION MAGAZINE -- Oct 1995 Personal Information Last Name: ARBOUR; First Name: Morley C.; Date Deceased: 26 May 1995; Age: __ Service Information Rank: __ ; Service Number: __ ; Units: Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve; Period of Service: WWII Legion Branch Information Member Title: Past President; Legion Branch: Scarborough Branch; Location: Scarborough, Ontario ___ Barrie Newspaper Index Arbour, Harry (Mr&Mrs), (Born on 6 Apr 1918) Birth announcement appeared in Northern Advance (Barrie), 18 Apr 1918, page 8 (Waubaushene, son) | ARBOUR, Morley Claude (I4400)
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| 2721 | BOURDAGES, Jeannine (ARBOUR); 73; Laval QC; J de Montreal; 2005-10-9; jlarivieJournal of Montreal (QC) -- Sunday 09 Oct 2005 BOURDAGES, JEANNINE (nee ARBOUR) 1932-2005 In Laval, on 8 October 2005, at 73 years old, deceased following a longbattle with cancer, Jeannine Bourdages, wife of the late Maurice Bourdages. She leaves in mourning her children: Jacques (Yolande), Johanne (Denis), Sylvie (Jacques), Andree (Joe), Josee (Jean-Francois), and Rene(Pascal); her eight grandchildren; her three great-grandchildren; her brothers and sisters; her brothers-in law and sisters-in-law; as well as many relatives and friends. The family will receive condolences at theAlfred Dallaire Funeral Home, 2159 East St Martin Boulevard, Laval, www.memoria.ca, 514-277-7778, onMonday 10 October 2005, from 2-5 pm and from 7-9 pm and on Tuesday 11 October 2005, from 10-1 o'clock. The funeral will be celebrated that same dayat 2 o'clock at St Colette Church,111931 St Colette Boulevard, Montreal. | ARBOUR, Jeannine (I4654)
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| 2722 | Bourg-Royal = Chalesbourg-Est OÙ Quartier 4.3 de Quebec. | CHALIFOUR, Francois (I21872)
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| 2723 | Brentford 3a 111 Dec. qtr | Famille: Thomas WEST / Harriet Ann HARBOUR (F18273)
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| 2724 | Brentford 3a 57 Sept qtrRegistered in Heston Middx in 1901 census living with sister Lizzie. | HARBOUR, Arthur Robert (I43320)
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| 2725 | Broderbund Family Archive #110,Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5 | GUYON, Marcel (I42752)
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| 2726 | Brother of Thomas Gardner living next door in Heavitree in 1961 | GARDNER, John (I38057)
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| 2727 | Brouage, Saintes, Saintonge | Famille: Pierre MIVILLE / Charlotte MAUGIS (F200)
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| 2728 | Brought up by Charles and Molly (her stepmother) in London after Laura's death. However she was living with her grandparents (Charles Leaver & Sarah) in 1901 | LEAVER, Florence Mary (I45722)
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| 2729 | BRUNEAU-THÉRIAULT, Thérèse Envoyez des voeux de sympathie Au CHRDL de Joliette, le 5 février 2016, à l'âge de 92 ans, est décédéeMme Thérèse Bruneau, épouse de feu Henri Thériault, autrefois de Ste-Béatrix. L'ayant déjà précédé son fils Raynald, elle laisse dans le deuil ses enfants : Huguette, Pierrette, Gaétane, Annette (Christian Niquette), Denis, Yvon (Jacinthe Adam), ses 11 petits-enfants : Nathalie, François, Martin, Éric, Serge, Julie, Marie-CluessessErt),bres18 Rivitab» «tab»aude, Édith, Chantal, Adam, Guillaume, ses 13 arrière-petits-enfats, son arrière-arrière-petite-fille, sa belle-soeur Mme Cécile Forest-Bruneau, ainsi que plusieurs autres parents et amis. Des dons à la Fondation pour la Santé du Nord de Lanaudière seraient appréciés, formulaires disponibles au salon. La famille vous accueillera le samedi 13 février 2016 dès 10h au salon funéraire F. Thériault inc., 987 rue Claude, Ste-Béatrix. Les funérailles auront lieu le même jour à 14h en l'église de Ste-Béatrix. | BRUNEAU, Therese (I82064)
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| 2730 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I3313)
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| 2731 | burial | SICARD, Raymond (I29489)
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| 2732 | Burial in Mont-Saint-Gregoire 1967 | BERGER, Alphena (I13131)
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| 2733 | Burial in Mont-Saint-Gregoire 1970 | BESSETTE, Moise (I13886)
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| 2734 | Buried at Pikey Cemetery.....Located on Klippel Farm, east of Conran,MO | PAQUIN, Francis (I61100)
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| 2735 | Buried at same time as her mother Alice | JOUGHIN, Joney (I47148)
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| 2736 | Buried in Mt. Olivet cemetery. | PROULX, Joseph G. (I64936)
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| 2737 | Buried in the churchyard at Holcombe Burnell | BRIMECOMBE, Henry Hamlyn (I19532)
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| 2738 | Buried with grandparents | GILLARD, Sarah Crimp (I40036)
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| 2739 | Burried 06 Mar 1776 | HARBOUR, Thomas (I43523)
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| 2740 | Burried 17 Nov 1850 | HARBOUR, John James (I43786)
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| 2741 | Burried 27 Sep 1839 | HARBOUR, Elizabeth (I43525)
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| 2742 | Burried 29 June 1847 | BUSSEY, Elizabeth (I20457)
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| 2743 | Burried 6 May 1855 | HARBOUR, James (I43709)
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| 2744 | Burried at Bradfield Parish Church 8 March 1832 | JACKSON, Abraham (I45767)
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| 2745 | Burried at St Nicholas Bradfield | JACKSON, Richard (I45892)
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| 2746 | Burried at St Nicholas Bradfield | JACKSON, Thomas Edward (I45904)
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| 2747 | Burried in Wadsley Parish Churchyard. | JACKSON, William (I45778)
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| 2748 | By 1837, Alexandre and Josephte seem to have moved into the big city ofMontreal, as that is where their son Alexandre was born. The family possibly moved there as early as 1825. During the Census of1825, they were not recorded as living in either L'Assomption or St Sulpice. It is unknown when or where they died. It is THOUGHT that the death/burial information belongs to THIS Alexandre. However, in said record, he was noted as having been 77-years old when he died, making him born about 1786. There was no mention of a spouse either living or dead. ___ Bio from Facebook 19 Mar 2010: 19 March 1801 -- Born in St Sulpice, QC, Alexandre ARBOUR was one of 16children of farmer Pierre ARBOUR and Therese DALBEC-BELAIR [who are myg-g-g-g-grandparents - :]. Alexandre stayed nearby when he married Marie-Louise-Josephte DUFAULT in L'Assomption, QC, on 08 January 1822. Thecouple eventually had 10 children, 5 daughters and 5 sons. Throughout at least 1832, they lived in L'Assomption but moved to the big city of Montreal by 1837, as that is when their son Alexandre wasborn there. The elder Alexandre was 62-years old when he died in Montreal on 02 September 1863, and was buried there the next day. It is unclear when or where Josephte died, but she was known to be living during the Census taken in March 1881. They are confirmed to have left 41 grandchildren, 65 great-grandchildren, 48 great-great-grandchildren, and 38 great-great-great-grandchildren, including the very famous Louise ARBOUR, who was formerly both a Canadian Supreme Court Justiceand the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights. | ARBOUR, Alexandre (I1521)
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| 2749 | By 1837, Alexandre and Josephte seem to have moved into the big city ofMontreal, as that is where their son Alexandre was born. The family possibly moved there as early as 1825. During the Census of1825, they were not recorded as living in either L'Assomption or St Sulpice. It is unknown when or where they died. It is THOUGHT that the death/burial information belongs to THIS Alexandre. However, in said record, he was noted as having been 77-years old when he died, making him born about 1786. There was no mention of a spouse either living or dead. ___ Bio from Facebook 19 Mar 2010: 19 March 1801 -- Born in St Sulpice, QC, Alexandre ARBOUR was one of 16children of farmer Pierre ARBOUR and Therese DALBEC-BELAIR [who are myg-g-g-g-grandparents - :]. Alexandre stayed nearby when he married Marie-Louise-Josephte DUFAULT in L'Assomption, QC, on 08 January 1822. Thecouple eventually had 10 children, 5 daughters and 5 sons. Throughout at least 1832, they lived in L'Assomption but moved to the big city of Montreal by 1837, as that is when their son Alexandre wasborn there. The elder Alexandre was 62-years old when he died in Montreal on 02 September 1863, and was buried there the next day. It is unclear when or where Josephte died, but she was known to be living during the Census taken in March 1881. They are confirmed to have left 41 grandchildren, 65 great-grandchildren, 48 great-great-grandchildren, and 38 great-great-great-grandchildren, including the very famous Louise ARBOUR, who was formerly both a Canadian Supreme Court Justiceand the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights. | ARBOUR, Alexandre (I1521)
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| 2750 | By 1851 Mary was living at Sack St, Newton Abbot with Mary and James, two of her children. Husband Joseph is not recorded in the 1851 census. | BEER, Mary (I12011)
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