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| 601 | * Ces 6 individus sont seulement dans les livres de Léopold Lanctot, familles acadiennes | HEBERT, Christophe (I44467)
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| 602 | * Ces 6 individus sont seulement dans les livres de Léopold Lanctot, familles acadiennes | HEBERT, Geneveive (I44481)
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| 603 | * Ces 6 individus sont seulement dans les livres de Léopold Lanctot, familles acadiennes | HEBERT, Rene (I44502)
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| 604 | * Ces 6 individus sont seulement dans les livres de Léopold Lanctot, familles acadiennes | HEBERT, Madeleine (I44519)
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| 605 | * 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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| 606 | * 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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| 607 | * 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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| 608 | * 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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| 609 | * 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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| 610 | * 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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| 611 | * Immigration:1886 from Canada to USA * Occupation:Laborer (1900) * Residence: White Plains, Westchester Co, NY, in 1900 | ARBOUR, Wilbur (I7134)
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| 612 | * mariés 1657-09-03 Montréal, contrat de mariage 1657-08-23 (greffe Jean de Saint-Père) | Famille: Jacques LAPORTE / Nicole DUCHESNE (F12505)
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| 613 | * mariés 1689-01-24 L'Ange-Gardien, contrat de mariage 1689-01-23 (greffe Étienne Jacob (père)) | Famille: Denis QUENTIN / Ursule GODIN (F5338)
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| 614 | * 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 (F20266)
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| 615 | * mariés 1745-02-08 L'Ange-Gardien, contrat de mariage 1745-02-07 (greffe Pierre Huot) | Famille: Nicolas LETARTRE / Angelique TARDIF (F13346)
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| 616 | * 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 (F29395)
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| 617 | * 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 (F19866)
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| 618 | * mariés/married 1678 (Québec), contrat de mariage/marriage contract 1678-06-26 (greffe /(depositary Claude Aubert) | Famille: Léonard PAILLET / Louise VACHON (F33311)
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| 619 | * Medical Information:Although a blood clot final ended her life, 12 days before her death she suffered ileus, which was then complicated by miscarriage. * Note: On 20 October 1898, 11-year old Delia was confirmed into the Catholic Church by Reverend Paul BURCHES, Archbishop of Montreal, while in Waubaushene. In August 1905, Delia and her future husband, John LORMAND, witnessed the wedding ofDelia'scousin Thomas ARBOUR and John's sister Delia LORMAND in Victoria Harbour. Perhaps this is how they met. After their wedding, Delia and John set up house in Victoria Harbour and appear to have remained there for the rest of their lives. Beginning just one month after the birth of their eldest child, they became godparents to three family youngstersin Midland: niece Adeline ARBOUR in October 1907, nephew Stanley BOURDON in February 1908, and niece Flora ARBOURin July 1908.Delia and John alsohad nine children of their own. Delia tragically died in St Andrew's Hospital in Midland after childbirth in 1924. A horrible family story alludes to the fact that John was not a kind man and frequently beat his wife. Onthis particular occasion, Johnreportedly kicked Delia, causing severe injuries and a premature birth. This tale is confirmed with the information received in her death registration certificate. While Delia's life was eventually ended by a bloodclot, 12 days earlier she sufferedileus, which is severe abdominal trauma. There is no doubt that this was caused by John kicking her. How hecould do such a thing is a complete mystery. Delia's injuries were further complicated by what thedoctors termed a "miscarriage" although herbaby girl was born alive. In any event, the young mother was buried inVictoria Harbour in St Mary's Cemetery, next to her baby daughter and beside her mother. John later found a stepmother for theirchildren. However, Marguerite GIROUX also hada reputation among the family for not being very well-liked. She had 9 children | ARBOUR, Delia (I3201)
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| 620 | * Medical Information:He suffered abdominal injuries when he dove into the Georgian Bay off the government dock across from his parents' house. He died shortly thereafter. * Note: Young Reggie tragically died as the result of injuries sufferedwhile swimming in the Georgian Bay shortly before his 14th birthday. He had been swimming at the Waubaushene slip, across from his parents' house, off the government dock. He dove in and hit a rock, causing severe internal injuries. The young man languished in pain as he did not dieimmediately but lived for a day. | ARBOUR, Reginald Napoleon (I6613)
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| 621 | * Medical Information:He suffered from heart problems for about 3 months before his death. His dropsy was brought about by heart failure. * Note:Louis and Sidonie added 13 children to their family, four daughters and nine sons, all of whom were born in Joliette County. While their first child was born in Joliette City in 1859, by the year 1870, the family was part of the brandnew St-Emelie-de-l'Energie Parish located further north in Joliette County. In 1871, Louis was a farmer in St-Emelie-de-l'Energie, along with many of his brothers. The family was still living there in 1881. Louis and Sidonie also became the godparents of four children while living in St-Emelie-de-l'Energie: niece Emelie HOULEin May 1877, nephew Martial ARBOUR in August 1879, niece Albina LASALLE in October 1881, and grandson Joseph RIVET in January 1886. From the 1860s through the 1880s, Louis saw his siblings slowly leave Joliette County in search of better opportunities elsewhere. Younger sister Zoe and her family migrated to Ontario in about 1867.Younger brother Xavier and his family, along withyounger brother Basile, migrated to Ontario in about 1868. Lastly, younger brother Magloire followed them in about 1883. Sometime thereafter, this branch of the ARBOUR family made the big moveto the Province of Ontario and settled in Simcoe County. The exact date of their move has yet to be determined, although it wasmost likely around spring 1886. In January1886, Louis and Sidonie served as godparents to their grandson in St-Emelie-de-l'Energie. Their next appearance was in Midland, Ontario, as godparents for their niece Mary Louise ARBOURin July 1886. Once in Ontario, Louis and Sidonie settled in Waubaushene to begin employment with the Georgian Bay Lumber Company. They then served as godparents to several additional family youngsters: great-nephew Alphonse JEAN in June 1887, granddaughter MariaAva ARBOUR in January 1892, and grandson Armos ARBOUR in January 1895, all baptised in Midland. In 1890, Louis was a tenant farmer on Concession 10, Lot 10, in Waubaushene. The 1891 Census also shows them living in Waubaushene. Soon after Sidonie's death, Louis appears to have abandoned his farmingefforts and moved into town. By April 1901, widowed and living with his three youngest sons, Louis owned a four-room house withan outbuildingon ¼ acre of Concession 10,Lot 10,C'est ave?e acusaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»in the town of Waubaushene. He earned $275 that year at the mill. By May 1911, Louis and son Alexander lived with daughter Elide and family. ___ Bio from Facebook on 11 April 2010: 11 April 1832 -- Louis-Edmund ARBOUR was one of the children of Jean-Baptiste ARBOUR and Marie-Emelie DORVAL -- our magnificent couple who were parents to 20 children. Born in Joliette City, QC, Louis was the 4th child and 2nd son of Jean-Baptiste and Emelie's brood. Like many generations of ARBOURs before him, Louis became a farmer. The 26-year old farmer married 17-year old Sidonie ETHIER on 07March 1859, in Joliette City. Louis and Sidonie added 13 children to their family, 4daughters and9sons, all of whom were born in Joliette County. While their first child was born in Joliette City in 1859, by the year 1870, the family was part of the brand new Ste-Emelie-de-l'Energie Parish located further north in JolietteCounty. In 1871, Louis was a farmer in Ste-Emelie, along with many of his brothers. The family was still living there in 1881. From the 1860s through the 1880s, Louis saw his siblings slowly left Joliette County in search of better opportunities elsewhere. Younger sisterZoe and her family migrated to Ontario in about 1867. Younger brother Xavier and his family, along with younger brother Basile, migrated to Ontario in about 1868. Lastly, younger brother Magloire followed them inabout 1883. Sometime thereafter,the Louis-Sidonie branch of the ARBOUR family made the big move to the Province of Ontario and settled in Simcoe County. The exact date of their move hasyet to be determined, although it was most likely around spring 1886. In January 1886, Louis andSidonie served as godparents to their grandson in Ste-Emelie. Their next appearance was in Midland, Ontario, as godparents for their niece Mary Louise ARBOUR in July 1886. Once in Ontario, Louis and Sidonie settled in Waubaushene to begin employmentwith the Georgian Bay Lumber Company.In 1890, Louiswas a tenant farmer on Concession 10, Lot 10, in Waubaushene. The 1891 Census also shows them living in Waubaushene. Sidonie then died in Waubaushene on 28 January 1899. Soon after Sidonie's death,Louis appears to have abandoned his farming efforts and moved into town. By April 1901, widowed and living with his 3 youngest sons, Louis owned a 4-room house with an outbuilding on ¼ acre of Concession 10, Lot 10, in the town of Waubaushene.HC'est ave?e acusaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»e earned $275 that year at the mill. By May 1911, Louis and son Alexander lived with daughter Elide and family. Louis ultimately died from dropsy on 03 April 1916. However, he hadsuffered from heart problemsforabout 3 months before his death and his dropsy was brought about by heart failure. Louis and Sidonie can claim 61 grandchildren and a staggering 141 great-grandchildren! Who volunteers to count the next generation? ___ | ARBOUR, Louis Edmond (I1562)
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| 622 | * Medical Information:Mildred died during the influenza epidemic of 1918. She was pregnant at the time. * Note: After their wedding, Mildred and Prosper established their homein Penetanguishene, where they seem to have lived for the rest of their lives. In June 1908, the month their first daughter wasborn, they became godparents to Mildred's youngersister Zita in Penetanguishene. The next day their little daughter sadly died. Mildred and Prosper had eight daughters and one son before her untimely death in 1918 at the age of30, perhaps as the result of childbirth. * She had 9 children | ARBOUR, Mary "Mildred" (I6056)
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| 623 | * Medical Information:She suffered from placenta previa during pregnancy, which caused severe bleeding and during which medical science could not help her in 1908. * Note:In the ARBOUR-DAME household, only French was spoken. This remained true until after Lucy's death. When Edward married Margaret, she didn't know French and demanded that everyone speak English. During theirshort life together, Lucy and Edward were devoted to each other. Upon her premature death, Edward was completely devastated. ___ No record of Lucy's death can be found. However, there seems to be little question among the family that she died while living in Hoosick Falls. One explanation for this may be that the family was known for being very poor. Perhaps they could not afford a tombstone and that she was not "important" enough for an obituary. However, a death certificate should still have been issued regardless of hercircumstances. --> No longer true! A death certificate was uncovered in early 2005 by descendant Kathleen (DAME) FIERRO. According to the age at time of death recorded on Lucy's death certificate, she would have been born 02 June 1876, not 22 June.She had 4 children | ARBOUR, Lucy (I5485)
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| 624 | * Medical Information:She was ill for 1 month and under a doctor's carefor just 6 days before her death. * Note:Jennie is also believed to have had a hunchback, a trait she mayhave received from her Aunt Jennie McCONKEY, who was a sister of her mother. It is unknown if Jennie ever married or had children. --> New info suggests that Jennie married Frederick James HINES. No further info can be found. --> Stay tuned . . . On 29 May 1924, Jennie travelled to the US via Buffalo, NY. She intended to visit her fiance Frederick J. HINES, 9213 Edmond Ave, Cleveland, OH. She was noted as being 5'2" with a ruddy complexion, brown hair, andbrown eyes. She had $25 in her pocket. In June 1924, Jennie travelled to the US via Buffalo, NY. She intended to visit her fiance Frederick N. J. HINES, 9213 Edmond Ave, Cleveland, OH. She was noted as being 5'3" with a ruddy complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. She had $25 inher pocket. Perhaps this is our Jennie . . . State of Ohio Death Index Ann J. HINES died in Cuyahoga Co, OH, on 12 Jul 1924 vol 4499 cert 38527 From the Cleveland Necrology File . . . Id#: 0147669 Name: Hines, Ann Jane Date: 14 July 1924 Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #037. Notes: Hines-Ann Jane, age 23 years, beloved wife of James F. Hines, Saturday, 12 July. Funeral services at late residence, 9213 Edmond avenue, Monday, 14 July, at 10:30 am. --> Yes, the above refer to our Jennie. She appears to have been married just about a month before her death. According to her death record, she was born on 29 Jun 1901. | ARBOUR, Ann Jane (I1952)
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| 625 | * Name:Angeline ARBOUR * Sex:F * ALIA:Angelique /ARBOUR/ * Birth:20 FEB 1827 in L'Assomption, L'Assomption County, Quebec, Canada * Death:1906 in Rensselaer County, New York, USA * Baptism:20 FEB 1827 L'Assomption, L'Assomption County, Quebec, Canada * Event:Godparents Henry ARBOUR and Angelique ARBOUR * Burial:St Jean's Cemetery in Troy, Rensselaer County, New York, USA * Immigration:1870 from Canada to USA * Occupation:Tailoress (1870); Keeps House (1880) * Residence:Troy, NY, in Aug 1870, in 1875-84 incl Jun 1880 (53 LincolnAve), in 1885 (58 Congress St), and in Jun 1900 (413 1/2 2nd St) * Note:According to the 1880 Census, Angeline was 52, making her born in about 1827. According to the 1900 Census, Angeline was born in Feb 1823. According to her tombstone, Angeline was born in 1822. By Jun 1900, Angeline had given birth to 11 children, 9 of whom were still living. | ARBOUR, Angeline (I1910)
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| 626 | * Name:Bernadette M. ARBOUR * Sex:F * ALIA:Budgisol ARBOUR or Berdmath /ARBOUR/ * Birth:ABT 1908 in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA * Residence:North Adams, MA, in 1910, in 1920 (7 Hooker St), and in 1928 (16 Hooker St) * Occupation:Telephone Operator (1928) * Note:Budgisol is definitely an unusual name. Although the Census was clearly written, could this be a mistake? Perhaps her real name is Bridget. In 1930, there was a 21-year old Bridget F. HOWARD, married to a John C. HOWARD and living in Boston,MA, at 14 Horace Street. This Bridget was born in MA but her parents were born in Canada. Bridget and John married 2 years before. He was 43-years oldand had been apparently married before, as there were 9 children, ages 22 down to 7.Could this beour Budgisol? There are no Budgisols listed and this is the only Bridget in MA who seems to remotelyfit into our family.[1930Census] It turns out that her name might not be Bridget after all. She was alsoknown as Lizzie so perhaps her name was Elizabeth or some variation. Ok, here we go again, another name for this person. In 1928, she was recorded as Bernadette, which does explain a lot of the B-name varieties. According to the 1910 Census, Bernadette was born about 1905. ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 16 Apr 1919 Miss Florence LeSage of School Street entertained a number of her friends at her home last Friday evening in honor of her 13th birthday anniversary. Musical selections were given by Bernadette Arbour, Corrine McKane, Elsie Bardin, and Florence LeSage. The prize winners of the games were Louise Miller and Corinne McKane. Following these, a birthday luncheon was served. The young hostess received alarge number of pretty gifts. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Monday 12 May 1919 NOTRE DAME HONOR ROLL The several classes of Notre Dame School have been visited by the Rev. Fr. Jeannette, pastor, and the Rev. Sister Superior. According to the report given, the following pupils have obtained 80 percent and above inthe April course of studies: Grade6. . . Bernadette Arbour . . . ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Thursday 05 Nov 1925 TICKET EXCHANGE FOR K OF C FROLIC TOMORROW Exchange tickets for reserved seating for "Listening In," a muscial production to be given at Drury Auditorium next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings under the auspices of North Adams council, Knights of Columbus, will begin at Farley's Drug Store tomorrow. Rehearsals are being held each night under the direction of Arthur Brown and an excellent entertainment is promised. The cast is comprised of local talent and includes Miss Bernie Arbour, "Babe" Larkin, Hubert Scott, Miss Margaret St John, Miss Zelia Nary, Miss Helen Henehy, Miss Sylvain Loomis, James Malloy, Richard Malley, and John Slattery. nb: Bernie must have been quite the musician, as the poster advertisingthe K of C show headlined Bernie and mentioned no other performers. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 11 Nov 1925 PROMINENT Miss Bernadette Arbour has an important role in the K of C Frolic and Minstrels which were presented last night in Drury Auditorium and which will be repeated tonight. ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Monday 10 May 1965 MRS. JEAN MORIN, 53, DIES IN SPRINGFIELD Mrs. Bernadette M. (Arbour) Morin, New Fort Richey, FL, a native of this city, was found dead in her room at the Hotel Bridgeway, Springfield,last Thursday. She was first identified as Bernadette Meares. She was the wife of Jean B. Morin. Cause ofdeath was given by Dr. William Mosig, medical examiner, as due to a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Morin was born in this city 4 Mar 1912, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arbour. She was a member of the WWI Veterans' Auxiliary of Hudson, FL, andSignal Cove Yacht Club, New Fort Richey. Her husband is her only survivor. Funeral services were heldat 1:30 this afternoon at the State St. parlors of the T. P. Sampson Company, Springfield, with the Rev. T. Lebaron Bearse, pastor of the Springfield First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial wasin Springfield Cemetery. --> NOT this Bernadette. Who is she then?North Adams Transcript (MA) --Thursday 22 Aug 1929 MEEKINS-ARBOUR Announcements were received here today of the marriage of Miss Bernadette B. Arbour, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Arbour of 16 Hooker Street, and Edward H. Meekins, son of Mrs. Edward M. Meekins of86 Chestnut Street. The ceremony was performed yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock inthe Little Church Around the Corner, New York City, by Rev. Dr. Ray, the rector. The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Jasper A. Meekins of Hackensack, NJ, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom. After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Meekins left for an unannounced wedding trip on the conclusion of which theywill make their home in this city. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Thursday 17 Oct 1935 DIVORCE PETITION FILED BY EDWARD H. MEEKINS Edward H. Meekins of this city has filed in the Probate Court a petition for divorce from Bernadette Arbour Meekins of Mount Clemens, MI, on the grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Monday 07 Mar 1949 Edward H. Meekins of Waterbury, CT, formerly of this city, is a patientat the Veterans' Administration Hospital in West Roxbury, where he is expected to undergo an operation tomorrow for a throat ailment. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- 19 Sep 1950 Edward H. Meekins of Waterbury, CT, formerly of this city, is a patientat the Rocky Hill Veterans' Hospital at Rocky Hill, CT, according to work received here by friends. Mr. Meekins, who served in the Marine Corps during WWI, has resided in Waterbury for the past 12 or 15 years. Heis the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Meekins of this city. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 18 Jul 1951 EDWARD H. MEEKINS Edward Hill Meekins, 53, a native of North Adams and a WWI Marine CoprsVeteran, died yesterday at 157 Hillside Avenue, Waterbury, CT. He had lived in Waterbury for the past 10 years. Mr. Meekins wasborn here 23 Oct 1897, son of Edward M. and Harriette (Adams) Meekins. He attended local schools and was a member of the Greylock lodge of Masons. He enlisted in the Marine Corps at Troy, NY, 12 Aug 1918. He trained at Parris Island, SC, and was transferred 1 Sep to the 1st Compnay, 10th Regiment,at Indian Head, MD. He was discharged 10 Jan 1919. Subsequently he wasemployed by the Nichols Coal Company, the Richmond-Wellington Hotel Corporation, Sprague Electric Company, and was active in the Frank R. Stiles Post, American Legion. About 10 years ago, he went to Waterbury as an Army ordinanceinspector, and worked at the Waterbury Tool division of Vickers Inc, the Bristol Company, and Southbury Training School there. The only survivor is a brother Jasper A. Meekins of Greenwich and Madison, CT. Funeral services will be held in Waterbury. | ARBOUR, Bernadette M (I2399)
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| 627 | * Name:Charles ARBOUR * Sex:M * ALIA:Charles MORIN or Charles /CASSIDY/ * Birth:6 APR 1857 in Perce, Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec, Canada * Death:16 MAR 1936 in Cannes-de-Roches, Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec, Canada * Occupation:Fisher (1881); Laborer (1891); Fisher (1901, 1911); Farmer(1911) * Residence:Perce, QC, in 1881, in 1891, in 1901, in 1911, and in Mar 1936 * PROP:1901: They owned a 3-room house on 33 acres with 1 outbuilding on part of Cadastral 590 * Baptism:4 MAY 1857 St-Michel Catholic Church in Perce, Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec, Canada * Event:Godparents Francois LAFLAMME and Francoise LAFLAMME * Note:Who is this Charles and how does he connect to the ARBOUR Tree? From Denis ARBOUR on 19 Jul 2007: I think finding who Charles' parents will be an almost impossible task . . . From his baptism record: "Le quatre mai mil huit cent cinquante sept, nous prêtre soussigné avons baptisé sous conditions Charles né le six avril dernier de parents inconnus. Parrain François Laflamme, Marraine Françoise Laflamme qui n'ont su signede l'e acusaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»r." OR "On the 4th of May 1857, I, the undersigned priest, have conditionally baptised Charles born on the 6th of April to unknown parents. Godfather François Laflamme, godmother Françoise Laflamme who were not able to sign." Note: When one is baptised as illegitimate, he (or she) is usually not "attached" to anyone. The parents are often recorded as "unknown" or "illegitimate" even tough the priest knows who they are. The father is sometimes recorded as Joseph when hisreal name is unknown. From Denis ARBOUR on 20 Jul 2007: Why CASSIDY and ARBOUR? Maybe, after all, Charles' illegitimate mother is actually the Charlotte MORIN who married Isaac CASSIDY and his illegitimate father is an ARBOUR. Or, maybe, Charles was adopted by anARBOUR family. | ARBOUR, Charles (I1295)
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| 628 | * Name:Joseph-"Edouard"-Gaspard ARBOUR * Sex:M * ALIA:Edouard ARBOUR or Edward /ARBOUR/ * Birth:26 JUN 1865 in L'Assomption, L'Assomption County, Quebec, Canada * Death:20 APR 1944 in Mechanicville, Saratoga County, New York, USA ofHeart Attack * Residence:Pownal Twp, VT, 1880; North Adams, MA, 1891-1896 (17 Brooklyn) and 1900 (79 W Main - boarder w/ Joseph CABANA); Mechanicville, SaratogaCo, NY, 1910-20 (221 2nd Ave), 1924, 1930 (133 N Main St), and 1944; Pownal, VT, 1944 * Immigration:1878 from Canada to USA * NATU:6 OCT 1896 US Citizenship - Northern Berkshire District Court inNorth Adams, MA * Occupation:Cotton Mill Worker (1880); RR Switchman - Williamstown MA (1890s-1900); Switchtender (1909); RR Brakeman (1910); RR Switchman (1920); B & M RR Switchman (1924); Trainman - Boston & MaineRR (55 yrs) * PROP:1930: They rented a house for $35 per month * Baptism:27 JUN 1865 L'Assomption, L'Assomption County, Quebec, Canada * Burial:24 APR 1944 Old St Paul Cemetery in Stillwater, Saratoga County, New York, USA * Medical Information:He was ill with congestive heart failure for 3 days before his death, which was brought on by arteriosclerotic heart disease and general arteriosclerosis. * Note:According to the 1910 Census, Edward was born in Rhode Island --which is incorrect. According to the 1930 and 1920 Censuses, Edward was born about 1862-1863 -- which is incorrect. According to the 1920 Census, Edward was naturalized in 1884, which differs from the official record. ___ Index Card from Edward's Naturalization Record: Name: Edward A Arbour Birth Date: 24 Jun 1867 Birth Place: Great Britain Age at event: 29 Place of Residence: North Adams, MA (Brooklyn St) Date of Naturalization: 6 Oct 1896 Court: North Adams, MA, District Court, Northern Berkshire Collection Title: Index to New England Naturalization Petitions, 1791-1906 (M1299) NARA Series#: M1299; Roll#: 48; Roll Description: A536 (A.) - B226 (Pietro) ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 11 Oct 1899 HELD FOR STEALING WATCH -- Edward Arbour Was Arrested As He Left Train In This City Word was received this morning by the local police from Deputy Sheriff Woodworth of Mechanicville that a man by the name of Edward Arbour was wanted in that place for grand larceny. He was due here on the train from the west at 10 o'clock and Captain Parrow and Officer Jones were at the station and took him into custody as he got off. It is alleged thatArbour stole a gold watch valued at $60 from John Jackson in the Commercial house at Mechanicville. Arbour denied the charge when questionedat the police station, but was held pending action by the Mechanicville authorities. The watch has notbeen recovered. It was plain gold with the name "John Jackson" engraved inside the case. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Thursday 12 Oct 1899 OFFERED TO PAY OFFICERS' EXPENSES Edward Arbour, the man arrested by local police yesterday for the Mechanicville officers on the charge of stealing a gold watch, was taken back to Mechanicville at noon. He went willingly, saying he could prove his innocence. He was so anxious to go, in fact, that he asked to be taken back yesterday, and went so far as to pay the expenses of an officer in taking him back if he could go at once. ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Saturday 19 Jul 1919 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arbour of Mechanicville, visited the former's mother, Mrs. Arbour Thursday. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Saturday 01 Nov 1919 PRIVATE PARTIES Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson entertained their friends with a Halloween party at their home Thursday evening. There were pretty halloween decorations, Halloween games, music and dancing, a Scottish dance by Edward Arbour proving very pleasing. During the evening a buffet lunch was served. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Monday 17 May 1926 NORTH POWNAL Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arbour of Mechanicville visited at the home of Mrs.Eva Nedeau Sunday. ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Friday 07 Jun 1929 PERMIT IS ISSUED FOR NEW BUNGALOW -- Edward Arbour To Build House On State Road -- Other Building Work Authorized The construction of a five-room bungalow, which will be built on the south side of the State road in this city by Edward Arbour, is among the projects authorized in permits issued during the past week by the Municipal Building Inspector H. L. Ashley. E. F. Chilson has the contract tobuild the house for Mr. Arbour. ___ Times Record (Troy, NY) -- Tuesday 16 Feb 1943 Mrs. Katherine Farnan, widow of Francis Farnan, died today at Leonard Hospital in Troy. A native of Mechanicville, she had resided with her uncle, Edward Arbour, 133 North Main Street. She was a daughter of the late John Walsh and was a member of St Paul's Church. Besides her uncle, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. William Hudson and Mrs. Harry Cullinan. Times Record (Troy, NY) -- Wednesday 17 Feb 1943 The funeral of Mrs. Katherine Farnan, who died in the Leonard Hospital early yesterday morning, will be from the home of Edward Arbour, 133 North Main Street, tomorrow at 9 am and from St Paul's Church at 9:30 am.The body will be placed in the vault at St Paul's Cemetery. Times Record (Troy, NY) -- Tuesday 16 Mar 1943 Edward Arbour of Mechanicville has been appointed administrator of the estate of his niece, Catherine Veronica Farnan of Mechanicville. ___ Troy Record (NY) -- 09 Dec 1943 POWNAL Edward Arbour has returned to Mechanicsville after visiting his brother, Albert Arbour, and their sister, Minnie Needeau. Troy Record (NY) -- 07 Apr 1944 POWNAL Edward Arbour of Mechanicville is visiting his sister Mrs. Minnie Needeau. Troy Record (NY) -- 15 Apr 1944 POWNAL Edward Arbour has come from Mechanicville to make his home with his sister Mrs. Minnie Needeau. Troy Record (NY) -- 21 Apr 1944 POWNAL Edward Arbour, who came recently from Mechanicville to make his home here with his sister Mrs. Minnie Needeau, has suffered a heart attack andis now at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Troy Record (NY) -- 24 Apr 1944 Edward Arbour, a widely known resident of this city for sixty years, died Thursday night in the Putnam Memorial Hospital at Bennington, VT. Hewas born in Canada 80 years ago and came here when a young man. Mr. Arbour, employed by the Bostonand Maine Railroad for 55 years, retired several years ago. He was a member of St Paul's Church, Mechanicville Lodge, BPOE: Court Mechanicville, Foresters ofAmerica, and the Brotherhoodof Railroad Trainmen. The survivors include his two sisters, Mrs. RoseWells, North Adams, MA, and Mrs. Minnie Nedeau, North Pownal, VT; two brothers, John and Albert, both of North Pownal; and several nieces andnephews, including Fred Arbour of this city. The funeral will be from the John J. Ryan Funeral Home, Park Avenue, today at 9 am and from St Paul's Church at 9:30 am. Burial will be in Old St Paul's Cemetery on the Viall Avenue Hill. Troy Record (NY) -- 25 Apr 1944 The funeral of Edward Arbour of this city, who died Thursday night at Putnam Memorial Hospital, Bennington, VT, was from the John J. Ryan Funeral Home, Park Avenue, yesterday at 9 am and from St Paul's Church at 9:30 am, where a mass of requiem wascelebrated by Rev. Joseph Hyson. Burial was in Old St Paul's Cemetery on the Viall Avenue Hill. | ARBOUR, Joseph Edouard Gaspard (I4893)
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| 629 | * Name:Moise ARBOUR * Sex:M * ALIA:Moses /ARBOUR/ * Birth:26 FEB 1836 in L'Assomption, L'Assomption County, Quebec, Canada * Death:1 APR 1916 in North Pownal, Bennington County, Vermont, USA of Aortic Regurgitation * Occupation:Cotton Mill Worker (1880); Laborer (1880); none (1900, 1910); Laborer (1911) * Residence:Pownal Twp, Bennington Co, VT, in 1880; Pownal, VT, in 1900and in 1910; North Adams, MA, in 1911 (4 Dunbar Ave) * Immigration:1878 from Canada to USA * Baptism:26 FEB 1836 L'Assomption, L'Assomption County, Quebec, Canada * Event:Godparents Pierre ARBOUR and Marie LATOUCHE * Medical Information:He was ill for several years before his death. * Note:1880 Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Moses ARBROW Self M M W 44 CAN Works In Cotton Mill CAN CAN Menu ARBROW Wife M F W 32 CAN CAN CAN Moses ARBROW Son S M W 17 CAN Laborer CAN CAN Edward ARBROW Son M W 16 CAN Works In Cotton Mill CAN CAN Elizabeth ARBROW Dau S F W 11 CAN Works In Cotton Mill CAN CAN Joseph ARBROW Son S M W 9 CAN Works In Cotton Mill CAN CAN Rosana ARBROW Dau S F W 8 CAN CAN CAN Menu ARBROW Dau S F W 6 CAN CAN CAN Anna ARBROW Dau S F W 3 CAN CAN CAN John ARBROW Son S M W 2 CAN CAN CAN Adam ARBROW Son S M W 1m VT CAN CAN Sophia ARBROW Mother F W 68 CAN CAN CAN Residence: Pownal, Bennington, Vermont [FHL Film 1255341, NA Film T9-1341, Pg 436D] In the 1900 Census, 10 of Moise and Minnie's 12 children were still living. In the 1910 Census, Moise was recorded as 73, which makes him born in about 1837. Also, Minnie had reportedly given birth to 12 children, only8 of whom were still alive. By the time of the 1920 Census, Moise had died and Minnie had several of her adult children living with her -- Rose, Albert, and Minnie Eva --as well as 2 grandchildren -- Minnie Eva's son Edward NADEAU and Amelia's daughter Elizabeth WELLS. This Census also erroneously reports thatthe family migrated in 1882, which is impossible, as they were listed in the 1880 Census in Vermont. | ARBOUR, Moise (I1373)
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| 630 | * NATU:3 NOV 1926 Filed Declaration for US Citizenship (64951) * Note: In Mar 1924, Lionel travelled to the US via the port of Montreal, QC. He was headed to Holyoke, MA, to stay with his aunt Alexandrine and her husband Honore BLAIS (although he was recorded ashis cousin). Lionel was noted to be 5'6" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. He carried $100 with him. | ARBOUR, Lionel (I3036)
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| 631 | * Occupation:Business College Teacher (1930); Instructor at Hollins College in Roanoke, VA (1956); Instructed at US Navy Business Administration Schools and then at Hollins for 15 years; retired in 1970 * Burial:North Pownal Cemetery in Pownal, Bennington County, Vermont, USA * Event:Military WWII -- US Coast Guard * Religion:Episcopalian -- attended St Mark Church in Hoosick Falls, NY * Medical Information:He had been ill for 1 year before his death, which was acclerated by atherosclerotic heart disease. * Note:North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 12 May 1926 APRIL HONOR ROLL AT HIGH SCHOOL -- Standings Are Announced By PrincipalGant The honor roll for the month of April for the pupils of Williamstown High School was made public today by Principal Francis Y. Gant. . . . Those who attained honors, having an average grade of B, andno less than C, are: Senior School, 3rd year -- Harold Arbour . . . North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Tuesday 08 Jun 1926 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE OF SENIOR CLASS CHOSEN At a recent metting of the Senior Class of Williamstown High School, a committee of three was selected for the class day exercises which are to be held the night before graduation, 23 June. Those chosen to serve on the comittee were Harold J. Arbour, chairman, Miss Jessemine Prince and Gilda Metour. A program is now being arranged and will be published within a few days. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Monday 01 Aug 1927 NORTH POWNAL Harold J. Arbour entered Allen's School of Commerce in Troy, NY, on Monday, where he will take a two-years' commercial teachers course.North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Monday 03 Jul 1939 SECRETARIAL STUDENTS ENJOY OUTING Harold J. Arbour, supervisor of the secretarial department of the Spencer Business and Secretarial School in Schenectady, NY, is spending a short vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Arbour. Mr. Arbour and 50 of his students held a picnic at Ooroga? Lake, NY, last Friday which marked the closing of the present semester. School will be resumed on Wednesday, 5 July, when the six-week's summer session will beginNorth Adams Transcript (MA) -- Thursday 26 Feb 1942 ARBOUR IN COAST GUARD Harold J. Arbour, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Arbour, recently enlisted inthe US Coast Guard, now under US Navy supervision, at the Albany recruiting station. He is located at the Coast Guard Yard at Curtis Bay, MD.Troy Record (NY) -- 31 Oct 1945 POWNAL Harold J. Arbour, a member of the Coast Guard service since February 1942, has received his honorable discharge and will spend some time at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Arbour, of NorthPownal. Assistant Principal of Spencer Business School in Schenechtady before enlisting, he has been engaged in teaching shorthand and typing since being inthe service. He has trained about 250 men and 2,000 women -- the men for immediate sea duty and the women each replacing a man on shore duty.Mr. Arbour has no plans for his immediate future.Bennington Evening Banner (VT) -- 25 Apr 1956 POWNAL BRIEFS Harold J. Arbour has returned to Hollins College in Roanoke, VA, where he is an instructor. He was called here by the death of his mother, Mrs. John D. Arbour. ___North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Saturday 02 May 2009 25 years ago today [02 May 1984] Pownal, VT -- Murray Lewis, a resident of Orchard Street, was elected commander of American Legion Post 90 at the annual election of officers Tuesday night in the Legion social hall. Mr. Lewis succeeds Leo Pellerin who has held the office ofcommander for the past four years. Other officers chosen are vice commander, Carl Tucker; adjutant, Barbara Clayborn; finance officer, Joel Burrington; chaplain, Michael Fressola; and historian, Harold Arbour. ___ 02 May 1908 -- Born in Pownal, Vermont, Harold John ARBOUR was the younger of 2 children born to cotton mill worker, liveryman, and farmer John Adelard ARBOUR and his wife Rebecca GOWER. Harold grew up in Pownal and appears to have applied himself in school, where he made the honor roll. On 24 June 1926, he graduated from Williamstown High School and shortly thereafter became employed by the Irving Bank Trust Company in New York City. The following year in August 1927, Harold entered Allen'sSchool of Commerce in Troy, NY, where he took a 2-year commercial teachers course. After graduation hefound employment as a Business College Teacher, where he worked during the taking of the 1930 Census. In September 1935, Harold seems to have returned to Schenectady, NY, where he wasengaged by the Spencer Business School as head of the secretarial department for the ensuing year. He held this position at least through the1939-1940 school year. Shortly after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Harold felt his call to duty. In February 1942, he enlisted in the US CoastGuard, then under US Navy supervision, at the Albany, NY, recruiting station. Throughout his stint in the Coast Guard, Harold served in CurtisBay, MD; New London, CT; Groton,CT;Palm Beach, FL; West Palm Beach, FL; and Manhattan Beach, NY. At the time of his departure from the CoastGuard in October 1945, Harold received an honorable discharge. Newspapers further noted that priorto the war, he served as Assistant Principalof Spencer Business School in Schenectady. Utilizing these skills, hetaught shorthand and typing while in the service. He trained about 250men and 2,000 women - the men for immediate sea duty and the women each replacing a man on shore duty.At thetime of his separation, Harold had no plans for his immediate future. By April 1947, though, Harold seems to have found work - this time in Roanoke, VA, as teacher and principal of the School of Secretarial Science of the National BusinessCollege.Thefollowing June he enlisted in the Navy Reserve at Norfolk, VA, for a term of 4 years. By April 1956, Harold was an instructor at Hollins College in Roanoke - a position he heldfor 15 years. Haroldfinally retired in 1970 and returned hometo Pownal.In May 1984, he was elected historian at the local American Legion Post. Shortly after this, Harold seems to have fallen ill. He died in Bennington, VT, of congestive heart failure on 21 December 1985. He was buried in the North PownalCemeteryin Pownal. ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Harold John Arbour Gender: Male Birth Date: 2 May 1908 Death Date: 21 Dec 1985 SSN: 108103075 Branch 1: CG Enlistment Date 1: 21 Feb 1942 Release Date 1: 22 Oct 1945 | ARBOUR, Harold John (I4277)
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| 632 | * Occupation:Cotton Mill Worker (1880) * Residence:North Pownal, Bennington Co, VT, in 1880, in May 1897, in 1900, in Jul 1902, and in 1920 (Halifax Rd); Pownal, VT, in May 1910 andin 1930 (with dau Nora and family) * Burial:Hoosick Rural Cemetery in Hoosick Falls, Rensselaer County, New York, USA * Immigration:1878 from Canada to USA * Baptism:6 JAN 1869 L'Assomption, L'Assomption County, Quebec, Canada * Note:The 1920 Census reports that Elizabeth emigrated in 1885, which we know to be an error, as she appeared with her parents in the 1880 Census. From Monica LOZO via message board on 26 Jul 2009: I am researching my family history and found that Elisabeth Arbour was married to my g-great grandfather John Lozo. In a 1910 Census I have shows they are marriedand Elisabeth's two sons are on thecensus Harry Arbour, age 8, Henry Arbour, age 6. Elisabeth is on John's death certificate as his wife andJohn is on Elisabeth's death certificate asher husband. Elisabeth is John's second wife, his first wife, Louise Rindeau, died. She was his first wife and the mother of my great-grandfather Samuel Lozo. Samuel wasthe father of Laurance Lozo Sr my grandfather. Laurance Lozo Sr was the father of Laurance Lozo Jr my father. From Monica LOZO via message board on 26 Jul 2009: I have posted some information for you on a lost Hoosick Falls Family. Elisabeth Arbour wasmarried to my g-great grandfather. I don't know if they had any children together as I am still searchingthis information myself. Elisabeth was much younger than my g-great grandfather but the 1910 Census I have shows Elisabeth's two sons Harry and Henry 8 & 6 yrs old. It also showsthat I had 2 great Aunts that were living in the household at the time,Nora age 10, and Esther age 20 both Lozos. I have been reviewing someof your postings and you havea lot of names that are also in my family. I do know that my g-great grandfather who was married to Elisabeth was also from Canada, not sure whatpartas of yet still going through some papers. I hope this helps you. If I can be of any help please email me at minniehaha a comcast.net. From Monica LOZO via email on 28 Jul 2009: How are you related to Elizabeth Arbour? Elizabeth's last name Arbour, is that from a former marriage? And do you know who she was married to before? According to the information I have on the 1910 census,it shows John and Elizabeth married and four others living in the household. Nora Lozo, age 10, Harry Arbour, age 8, Henry Arbour, age 6 and Esthur Lozo, age 20. There is no information on a Mary B. (Lozo) born sometime around Mar 1900. So I wouldpresume that Nora, was from John's first wife Louise, not Elizabeth sinceHarry and Henry are younger with the Last name Arbour on the census. Iremember hearing the name Arbour on my fathers side of the family whenI was growing up and that's aboutall. My father's (Lawrence Lozo, Jr.)mother (Doris Charbonneau) died when he was five years old, and he andhis brother Ralph were put in a orphanage (I believe it was St Joseph's) sometime after she died (15 November 1934) she is buried in theBelleview, Adams, MA cemetery; next to my g-grandmother (Delia Lozo) Delia'ssurname was (Matatt) she was married to Samuel Lozo, who was a son of John Lozo. Also my grandfather, Lawrence Lozo, Sr. is buried next to them. I do not have any informationon when John and Elizabeth were married. I do know that they are both buried in the Hoosick Falls Rural Cemetery. Also Nora and Jay Ogden Buck had a daughter named Janette Elizabeth Buck who was born in 1920 and died 27 June 1921. She is also buried in the Hoosick Rural Cemetery. I have attached a copy of the 1910 censusthat my brother gave me, printed from ancestry.com From an email to Monica LOZO on 17 Aug 2009: Elizabeth ARBOUR was born the 5th of 12 children to Moise ARBOUR and Melina VAILLANT on 05 Jan 1869, in L'Assomption, Quebec. Her family emigrated to the US in 1878. Elizabeth was only ever married to John LOZO, to my knowledge. They were married on 30 May 1897 in Pownal, VT. This information comes from a kind woman in the Pownal library, who supplied agreat deal of birth, marriage, and death info for this ARBOUR branch. Elizabeth and John are found in the 1900 Census with Joseph 22 b Mar 1878 John 20 b Jan 1880 Napoleon 17 b Oct 1882 George 15 b Aug 1884 Louis 13 b Nov 1886 Arthur 11 b Feb 1888 who are presumably all children from John's first marriage to Louise RINDEAU. Nora 1 b Nov 1898 Mary B 2 mos b Mar 1900 Elizabeth and John are found in the 1910 Census with Nora E 10 Harry ARBOUR 8 Henry ARBOUR 6 who are both Elizabeth's nephews; they are sons of her brother Moses. Arthur LOZO 20 who is John's son Arthur from his first marriage. The strange thing about this Census is that Elizabeth is noted as only having had 1 child and that 1 child is still living. Why no mention of Mary B? Perhaps the Census taker did not even ask Elizabeth how many children she had borne and just assumed Nora was the only one. Elizabeth and John are found in the 1920 Census with Joseph MUSEAU 45 who was a border. By the way, Elizabeth and John lived next door to daughter Nora and herhusband Jay BUCK at the time of the Census. Their daughter seems to have not yet been born. ___ According to her Death Registration, Elizabeth was born on 06 Jan 1869. According to cemetery records, Elizabeth died on 03 Apr 1941. She had 3children | ARBOUR, Elizabeth (I3561)
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| 633 | * Occupation:Employee of Edwards Manufacturing (1938-1945); Employee ofEET Corporation (1948); Augusta Firefighter at Northern Ave Station (1955-1957); Firefighter in Togus, ME (1960); Employee of the VA in Togus, ME (1962) * Event:Military US Navy - S2 (31 Oct 1942 - 10 Nov 1945) * Note:Armand's US Navy Service via Muster Rolls Service # 208 77 07 24 Jan 1943 -- USS Wharton -- sailing out of Seattle WA Rating S1c -- Seaman, 1st Class Enlistment Not Available Received from 41st Construction Battalion 22 Jan 1943 29 Jan 1943 -- USS Wharton -- arriving at Kodiak AK Rating S1c -- Seaman, 1st Class Enlistment Not Available Transferred to NOB Kodiak AK ___ US Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: Joseph T Arbour Gender: Male Birth Date: 8 Nov 1920 Death Date: 25 Feb 1999 SSN: 005096575 Branch 1: N Enlistment Date 1: 31 Oct 1942 Release Date 1: 10 Nov 1945 | ARBOUR, Armand (I2158)
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| 634 | * Occupation:Hockey Player (1919-1938); Farmer; Painter; Curling Rink Operator; Electrician (1945, 1949); Exch Co (1953); Manager - Victoria Arena (1957); Calgary Stampede (1958); Manager (1962-1963); Rink Manager(1965); retired (1968, 1972) * Event: Military WWI - Canadian Expeditionary Forces, 72nd Queen's Battery Like his older brother Ty, Jack also fought in WWII and played professional hockey. Jack enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Forces on 8 May 1918 while at Kingston, Ontario. Private ARBOUR became a gunner in the 72nd Queen's Battery. Uponreturn from the War, Jack played with the Detroit Red Wings for a number of years. This was followed by some time with the Toronto Maple Leafs, including thefirst game ever in the new Maple Leaf Gardens on 12 November 1931. This game was played against hisbrother Ty on the Chicago Blackhawks. The Blackhawks won 2-1. After retiring from hockey and at some point prior to his brother's death in October 1951, Jack moved to Calgary, Alberta. He ran the curling rink there. Jack Arbour Defense Born 07 Mar 1899 -- Waubaushene, ON Height 5.08 -- Weight 172 -- Shoots L Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- 1919-20 Calgary Wanderers Big-4 12 3 0 3 17 1 0 0 0 0 1920-21 Calgary Tigers Big-4 15 2 3 5 15 1921-22 Calgary Tigers WCHL 14 2 2 4 8 1922-23 Calgary Tigers WCHL 5 0 1 1 2 1923-24 Seattle Metropolitans PCHA 28 3 2 5 18 1924-25 Calgary Tigers WCHL 3 0 0 0 0 1926-27 Detroit Cougars NHL 37 4 1 5 46 1927-28 Detroit Olympics CPHL 42 12 6 18 77 1928-29 Windsor Bulldogs CPHL 0 7 3 10 34 1928-29 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL 10 1 0 1 10 1929-30 Windsor Bulldogs NHL 0 8 5 13 55 1930-31 Windsor Bulldogs IHL 0 7 15 22 34 1931-32 Windsor Bulldogs IHL 0 9 9 18 74 1932-33 Windsor Bulldogs IHL 0 5 9 14 39 1933-34 Seattle Sea Hawks NWHL 0 5 4 9 24 1934-35 Portland Buckaroos NWHL 32 11 9 20 16 1935-36 Portland Buckaroos NWHL 0 6 4 10 41 1936-37 Oakland/Spokane Clippers PCHL 0 1 2 3 12 1937-38 Spokane Clippers PCHL 0 0 1 1 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- NHL Totals 47 5 1 6 56 Twenty years of pro hockey saw Jack get into the NHL for just 47 total games over two seasons, with first Detroit and then Toronto. Jack was astar in Western Canada with Calgary in the early 1920s until he was sold to the Detroit Cougars prior to the start of the 1926-27 season. He produced five points and 46 penalty minutes with the first-year franchise, but the team didn't make the playoffs and he found himself in the minors with the Detroit Olympic the next year. At this point, he was traded from Detroit to Toronto for Sailor Herberts, one of the bigger deals of the time, but he lasted only ten games with the Maple Leafs beforebeing demoted to the Can-Pro league. Although Jack never made it back to the NHL, he did play another decade, first with the old Windsor Bulldogs of the International league and later in the Pacific Coast league.He retired in 1939. [www.hockeydb.com and www.legendsofhockey.net] ____ On 01 Oct 1923, Jack traveled to the US from Vancouver, BC, via the port of Seattle, WA, on his way to play for the Seattle Metropolitans at the Seattle Hockey Club. He considered himself an electrician and listedhis residence as Calgary, AB, as that is where he had lived and where he left wife Margaret F. at 119 15th Ave. He was reported to be 5' 8.5"with a medium complexion, brown hair, and grey eyes. Jack claimed to have previously been in the US in Sep 1921. On 24 Nov 1923, Jack traveled to the US from Vancouver, BC, via the port of Seattle, WA, on his way to play for the Seattle Metropolitans at the Seattle Hockey Club. He considered himself an electrician and listedhis residence as Calgary, AB, as that is where he had lived for the prior three years and where he left wife Margaret F. at 119 15th Ave. He was reported to be 5' 8.5" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and grey eyes. Jack claimed to have previously been in the US in Sep 1921. Onthis more recent trip he carried with him $75. ___ Saskatoon Star-Phoenix (SK) -- 13 Dec 1932 JACK ARBOUR NAMED MANAGER OF WINDSOR TO SUCCEED MITCHELL Windsor, ON -- 12 Dec -- Jack Arbour, veteran defense player of WindsorBulldogs, tonight became manager of the team in place of the deposed Herb Mitchell. Mitchell was relieved of his managerial duties at a meeting of the directors. The action followed differences between Mitchell and the club directorate, in the opinion of observers. Mitchell was starting his sixth season as manager of the club. Arbour hails from Waubaushene, ON, and made his professional debut with Calgary inthe old Western Canada League in the season of 1921-1922. Later he was with Seattle in the Pacific Coast League. ___ In 1940, Jack reported that he had earned $900 in 1939, but it is unclear how as his occupation was not listed. | ARBOUR, Jack (John Albert) (I3394)
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| 635 | * Occupation:Hockey Player as a young man; later with Ontario Hydro; Soldier (1945); Laborer (1949); Ontario Hydro (1957); HEPC (1965); Lineman (1968) * Event: Military WWII - Royal Canadian Air Force aka Butch ARBOUR ___ Notes from about 2000: Elmer always enjyed playing hockey and actually got the opportunity to play as a professional. As WWII broke out, Elmerserved in the Royal Canadian Air Force. Upon return fromthe War, Elmerresumed playing hockey. In those days if you came to a small town to play hockey for them, the townspeople found you a job. Elmer eventually came to Gravenhurst, Ontario, to play for the Indians. While in Gravenhurst, he met Ruth, his future wife. Later Elmer went to play for the Powassan Hawks and was offered a job with Ontario Hydro. They owned a home in town as well as a cottageon the east end of Lake Nipissing, just outside of Callander, Ontario. Even after Elmer no longer played hockey,they stayed there in their littlepiece of heaven. They finally converted their cottage to a permanent home and sold their place in town. Ruthstill lives in their big place with the huge yard. ___ LEGION MAGAZINE -- Jun 1992 Personal Information Last Name: ARBOUR; First Name: Elmer J.; Date Deceased: 14 February 1992; Age: 72 Service Information Rank: Corporal; Service Number: R130311; Units: Royal Canadian Air Force; Period of Service: WWII Legion Branch Information Member Title: __ ; Legion Branch: Powassan Branch; Location: Powassan, Ontario Preceded by Position createdSt. Louis Blues captain 1967-70Succeeded by Red BerensonPreceded by Red BerensonSt. Louis Blues captain 1971Succeeded by Jim RobertsPreceded by Scotty BowmanHead coach of the St. Louis Blues 1970-71Succeeded by Scotty BowmanPreceded by Bill McCreary Sr.Head coach of the St. Louis Blues 1971-72Succeeded by Jean-Guy TalbotPreceded by Earl Ingarfield, Sr.Head coach of the New York Islanders 1973-86Succeeded by Terry SimpsonPreceded by Bobby KrommWinner of the Jack Adams Award 1979Succeeded by Pat QuinnPreceded by Terry SimpsonHead coach of the New York Islanders 1988-94Succeeded by Lorne HenningBarrie Newspaper Index (ON) Arbour, Elmer Joseph, (Married on 30 Apr 1949) Marriage notice appearedin Barrie Examiner (Barrie), 12 May 1949, page 4 (Lillian Ruth Sheehy,Gravenhurst) Barrie Examiner (ON) -- 12 May 1949 ARBOUR-SHEEHY A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized in St James Anglican Church, Gravenhurst, on Saturday, 30 April at 10:30 am, when Lillian Ruth, onlydaughter of Chief Constable and Mrs. Elmer Sheehy of Gravenhurst, became the bide of Elmer Joseph Arbour,son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arbour of Penetang. Mrs. Harold Pitson of Gravenhurst was bridesmaid and Alan McLeod of Orillia was groomsman. Ven ArchdeaconJ.B. Einisell officiated. A reception was held afterwards at Vincent's Restaurant after which thehappy couple left for a short motor trip. Mr. and Mrs. Arbour will residein Gravenhurst. | ARBOUR, Joseph "Elmer" (I3161)
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| 636 | * Occupation:initially Stenographer, then Private Secretary in a Law Office (1930, 1940); by 1942 worked for Henry L. HARRINGTON, an Adams, MA, lawyer who later became a Berkshire County Judge; afterretirement,Assistant Town Clerk of Pownal,VT (1965+) * Burial:North Pownal Cemetery in Pownal, Bennington County, Vermont, USA * Education:ABT 1917 attended Bliss Business College in North Adams, MA, for 2 years * Religion:Episcopalian -- attended St Mark's Church in Hoosick Falls, NY * Medical Information:She had been ill for 2 weeks before her death, but had suffered with dementia for quite some time before this. * Note:Gertrude never married or had any children.North Adams Transcript (MA) -- 01 Feb 1929 COMPANY M RIFLE TEAM WINS FROM GIRLS' CLUB Company M won a rifle shooting match at the State Armory from the NorthAdams' Girls' Club last evening. Several of the North Adams young women had excellent totals. The Company M Team won by a margin of 76 points. The North Adams' Girls' Club teamscores follow: . . . Miss Gertrude Arbour, 127, . . .North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 26 Jun 1935 SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETS . . . Gertrude R. Arbour, tax collector, re-elected for one year. . .North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 30 Jun 1937 ELECT SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS The annual meeting of the North Pownal School District was held Tuesdayevening at 8 o'clock in the school hall. A very small number of the voters of the district were present. The warning was read by the moderator, Michael Furlong, after which theelection of officers for the ensuingschool year took place and the reports of the school committee, tax collector, treasurer, and auditor were read and accepted. The following officers were unanimously elected: . . . tax collector for one year, MissGertrude R. Arbour, . . . North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 29 Jun 1938 ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING HELD The election of officers took place as follows: . . . Gertrude R. Arbour, tax collector for one year, . . . North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 28 Jun 1939 LOCAL AND PERSONAL The following officers were elected: . . . tax collector, Miss GertrudeArbour. In 1940, Gertrude reported that she had earned $1560 in 1939. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Tuesday 05 May 1942 LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Michael Hogan, Miss Melba Cooper, and Miss Gertrude Arbour are assisting the teachers in the North Pownal graded school as registrars in the sugar rationing registration being conducted this week. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Tuesday 16 Jun 1942 RED CROSS CERTIFICATES HERE . . . The members of the class entitled to the certificates are . . . Miss Gertrude Arbour . . . North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Jul 1942 GAS RATIONING REGISTRARS The first of three gas rationing registration sessions began yesterday afternoon at the North Pownal Graded School, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Burlington, teacher in the intermediate room of the school.She was assisted by Ray Beaudry, amember of the board of school directors, Miss Melba Cooper, treasurer of the school, and Miss Gertrude Arbour, tax collector. The Berkshire Evening Eagle (MA) -- Saturday 06 May 1944 DEEDS THAT GO ON RECORD IN BERKSHIRE -- Realty Transfers Entered Recently For Registry In County Cheshire -- Arbour Gertrude R -- Samuel W Lewis et ux, Church St Lewis Susie Abbie -- Gertrude A Arbour, Church StBennington Banner (VT)-- 27 Oct 1989 In 1989, Gertrude donated 2 acres of land adjacent to the North Pownal Cemetery and across the street from her home. The cemetery was getting full and she helped to enlarge it with her donation. The land was "partof her family's 77-acre farm." Arbour was secretary-treasurer of the Association (Cemetery) in past years, and she also served as Assistant Town Clerk after she retired at age 62. Arbour was born in 1903 in Bennington, where her grandfather had a livery stable, she said. Her parentsmoved to North Pownal in 1917, where she attended grammar school. Whenshe was 14, Arbour enrolled inthe Bliss Business College in North Adams, MA, and after graduating, became first a stenographer then a legal secretary for anAdams, MA, lawyer Henry Harrington, who later became a Berkshire County Judge. A marker will be placed in the new section of the cemetery inscribed, "The Orchard, donated by Gertrude Arbour, 24 October 1989." North Adams Transcript (MA) -- 05 Jun 1990 The two acre plot donated to the Cemetery by Gertrude Arbour was dedicated on 28 May 1990. The plot was called "The Orchards." The Rev. Joel Miller, a retired Episcopalian minister from St Marks Church in Hoosick Falls, NY, where Arbour, with her late father, mother, and brother haveworshipped for many years. Rev. Miller spoke of the history of the Arbours in North Pownal, their services to the community in many ways, andof the appropriateness of the gift of land which he saidwill add another 200 years of life to the beautiful little cemetery, which holds so much Pownal history. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- 29 Aug 2005 TODAY IN LOCAL HISTORY (original year unknown) Pownal, VT -- A special meeting of the North Pownal Cemetery association was held yesterday in the Congregational church social room. Nine members were present. New officers were elected to make the association active. Orrin Peckham was elected president, and Gertrude Arbour was elected secretary and treasurer. | ARBOUR, Gertrude Rebecca (I4160)
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| 637 | * Occupation:Laborer (1880); RR Hand (1887); Laborer (1889, 1893); Teamster (1898, 1900, 1903); Farmer (1901); Liveryman (1904); Saw Mill Laborer (1910); Car Repairer - B & M Railroad (1911-1922); Employee - 174 State St (1928); Teamster - Lumber Company (1930) * PROP:1930: They rented a house for $22 per month; they also owned a radio set. * Residence:PownalTwpBenningtonCoVT 80; NPownalNY Jun87; NAdamsMA May89; WilliamstownMA Nov93 Jul98 Oct98; StamfordBenningtonCoVT 00 Mar01 & Aug02; BenningtonVT Mar04; NAdams MA 10 (4DunbarAve) 11 (82VeazieSt) 14-19 (57StateSt) 20-22 (7HookerSt) & 28-31 (16HookerSt) * Burial:16 JAN 1934 Southview Cemetery in North Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA * NATU:29 AUG 1902 US Citizenship - Bennington, Bennington Co, VT * Note:There is some mystery surrounding the life of Moses. On 26 Jun 1887, he married "Pluba" POST in Pownal, VT. The 1900 Census shows his wife as being named "Rheba," who was born May 1860 in QC. It also shows a daughter Addie born in Oct1890 (nothing more is ever found of this girl) and a son Fred born in May 1894. Well, Fred's death record shows him born on 09 Nov 1893. Which is correct? Furthermore, the 1920 and the 1930 Census returns show Moses as being married to "Mary," who was bornin QC in about 1872. The 1920 Census also shows several more children for Moses: Harry (b ca 1901 VT), Henry (b ca 1903 VT), and Budgisol (b ca 1908 MA) (nothing more is ever found of this girl either). In VT vital records, there is a birth recordfor a male child (no doubt our Harry) born in Stamford, VT, on 31 Mar 1901 to Moses ARBOUR and "Libbie," who was born in Plattsburg, NY. However, a check of Pownal, VT, records shows a death record for Harry Joseph ARBOURborn in Stamford, VT (ok here), to Moses ARBOUR and "Philomene ALLARD." Who is she? In addition, VT vital records show the birth of Henry Albert ARBOUR on 4 Feb 1903 to Moses ARBOUR and "Thebie" POST (or PORT, handwriting is poor). Accordingto the same source, this Thebie was born about 1866 in Burlington, VT.Is Pluba, Rheba, Libbie, and Theba all the same woman? How does one explain Rheba (b 1860 QC), Libbie (b NY), and Theba (b 1866 VT)? Also, how does Mary fit in here? Is Philomene ALLARD someone whom Moses marriedlater in life? --> Note added on 16 Sep 2011: How is it that dau Irene's mother was listed as Phoebe ALLARD in 1898, when Moses did not marry Ms. ALLARD until 1904? It is all very confusing. --> At the time of Moses death, no wife was mentioned in his obituary. Interesting. ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Saturday 10 Dec 1898 H. W. Allsop has sent one team and Moses Arbour sent two teams to Bennington, VT, to work on bridges being built to replace those which were swept away by the big washout last fall. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 14 Dec 1898 Moses Arbour and Harry Allsop, who went to Bennington last week with teams to draw stone for a large wall that is being built in consequence of the big washout last fall, returned the day after they went, the conditions being found quite different from what they expected. They say they were given a box stall for a bedroom and that their teams were placed in a very dangerous position at the quarry, large stones being swung by derricks directly over the horses. One horse on the job was ruined by a 4200-pound rock hitting him and there have been several narrow escapes. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 28 Dec 1898 Moses Arbour sent two teams yesterday to Bennington, VT, to work on thewood job of Carpenter & Canedy. ___ Index Card from Moses' Naturalization Record: Name: Moses Arbour Birth Date: 1863 Birth Place: Canada Age at event: 39 Place of Residence: Stanford, VT Court: Bennington Municipal Court, Bennington, VT Date of Action: 29 Aug 1902 Collection Title: Index to New England Naturalization Petitions, 1791-1906 (M1299) NARA Series#: M1299; Roll#: 48; Roll Description: A536 (A.) - B226 (Pietro) ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Monday 28 Dec 1925 NORTH POWNAL Moses Arbour of North Adams visitng at the home of his sister Mrs. Eva Nadeau Friday. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Wednesday 24 Nov 1926 NORTH POWNAL Moses Arbour of North Adams was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Eva Nedeau. ___ North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Friday 03 Jan 1934 NORTH POWNAL Mrs. Minnie Nadeau has been called to North Adams by the serious illness of her brother Moses Arbour. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Monday 15 Jan 1934 MOISE ARBOUR Moise Arbour, 72, a resident of North Adams for more than half a century, died at his home on Morris Street on Saturday morning at 11:15 o'clock following an illness of 9 days. He was a native of Canada. For more than 40 years, he was employed by the Boston & Maine Railroad and laterwas employed by the Dibble Lumber Company. He retired three years ago.Mr. Arbour was a member of the Veterans' Railway Association and NotreDame Church. He was widely known in this city and highlyesteemed. Hissurvivors are a daughter Mrs. Bernadette Meekins of this city; four sons, Edward, Henry, and Harry Arbour of this city, and Frederick Arbour ofMechanicville, NY; a stepson Victor Parenteau of Montague City; a stepdaughter Mrs.Anna Prescott of Bermuda;three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Lozo and Mrs. EvaNadeau of North Pownal, VT, and Mrs. George Wells, of this city; and four brothers, Joseph, Albert, and John of this city, and Edward Arbour of Mechanicville. The funeralwill be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock in Notre Dame Church. Burial will be in Southview Cemetery. North Adams Transcript (MA) -- Tuesday 16 Jan 1934 MOISE ARBOUR Funeral services for Moise Arbour of 64 Morris Street, who died on Saturday, were held this morning at 9 o'clock in Notre Dame Church with Rev. Eugene StMartin officiating at a mass of requiem. The services were largely attended and there were manyfloral tributes. Burial was in Southview Cemetery with Rev. C. H. Jeannette officiating. The bearers were Daniel Horn, James Molloy, Frank Purtell, Edward Meekins, Louis Viens, and Thomas Marshall. | ARBOUR, Moses (I2400)
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| 638 | * Occupation:Printer (1891); Typographer (1892, 1901); Head of a Printing Workshop (1911); Master Printer (1931) * Note:Pierre-Alexis was not listed with his parents in the 1881 Census. Perhaps he had already left home and moved to Montreal to begin his career as a printer. In 1901, Pierre earned $1200 as a typographer. Furthermore, there is considerable history of the building in which Pierre located his printing business, http://www.vieux.montreal.qc.ca/inventaire/fiches/eng/stpaul_o_171.htm. According toMorrey's Classified Business Directory in 1899, a printing and publishing business known as Arbour& Laperle was located at 421 St Paul St in Montreal -- now at the address known as 171 rue Saint-Paul Ouest. Printer Pierre-Alexis Arbour wasnoted as Tenant from c.1895 to c. 1910, during which time he rented the building fromthe Corporation of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Montreal. Pierre was in partnership with Omer C. LAPERLE and then Charles DUPONT. According to Denis ARBOUR, Oscar LAPERLE was Pierre-Alexis' businesspartner. Later -- c. 1905 -- Pierre-Alexishad a new business partnerbythe name of Charles DUPONT and Arbour & Laperle changed to Arbour & Dupont. Note added 16 Sep 2008: Apparently Pierre-Alexis took a trip to Englandduring 1925. On 7 Nov 1925, he sailed from Southampton, England, aboard the Ausonia bound for Quebec City, QC. He was eventually to travel to80 St Joseph Blvd West, Montreal, QC. | ARBOUR, Pierre Alexis (I4872)
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| 639 | * Occupation:Roman Catholic Nun; Nun/Servant (1910); Teacher (1917); Sister (1923) * Immigration:BET 1896 AND 1923 from Canada to USA * Baptism:10 DEC 1867 Ste-Therese, Terrebonne County, Quebec, Canada * Event:Godparents Olivier DESCHAMBAULT and ... DESJARDINS * Note:Clarisse was also known as Sister Marie-de-Ste-Eustelle. According to the 1901 Census, Clarisse (aka Claris) was born on 03 Jun 1868. On 17 Jul 1917, Clarissa travelled to the US via the port of St Albans,VT, to visit Holy Angels Convent in St Albans, where she ended up staying for 2 years. She was noted to be 5'5" tall with a medium complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. In Jun 1923, Clarice again travelled to the US via the port of Montreal, QC, to a convent in New Bedford, MA. This time, she was noted to be 5'6" tall with a medium complexion, grey hair, and brown eyes. | ARBOUR, Marie Clarisse Albina (I5720)
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| 640 | * OndoyéeTémoin à la sépulture: François Thibault. | MIREAULT, Anonyme (I58841)
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| 641 | *Ondoyé; témoins à la sépulture: Le père et le bedeau | FOREST, Anonyme (I35426)
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| 642 | *Onésime BARRIÈREBaptism: Parish registers of Ste-Marie-de-Monnoir (Marieville):Marie Onesime Bariere dte LangevinOcotober 8, 1828 by us the undersigned priest baptized Marie Onesime born the same day of the legitimate marriage ofCharles Bariere didevan7-1ui veraéfav's18 Rivitab» «tab»t Langevin, farmer and Marie Dorothee Viens, of this parish. Godfather Jean Baptiste Benjamin dit SaintAubin, undersigned; godmother Marie Jette, who didn't know how to sign, as well as the father present.: Alsowent by the name Elizabeth or Lizzie | BARRIERE, Onesime (I9809)
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| 643 | + | ALLAIRE, Marie-Louise (I765)
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| 644 | + | GUAY, Therese (I15951)
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| 645 | + 1. Jean de Rainville (1639 - 1704) 10, 11 (de Roline Poite) + 2. Marie de Rainville (1644 - 1711) 8 (de Roline Poite) + 3. Marthe de Rainville (1647 - 1721) 9 (de Roline Poite) + 4. Charles de Rainville (1652 - 1699) 2, 10 (de Roline Poite) | POITE, Roline (I84626)
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| 646 | + 1. Jean de Rainville (1639 - 1704) 10, 11 (de Roline Poite) + 2. Marie de Rainville (1644 - 1711) 8 (de Roline Poite) + 3. Marthe de Rainville (1647 - 1721) 9 (de Roline Poite) + 4. Charles de Rainville (1652 - 1699) 2, 10 (de Roline Poite) | Famille: Paul DE RAINVILLE / Roline POITE (F7557)
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| 647 | , KATHERINE ASHBY A longtime resident of Baton Rouge, she died at 1 am Sunday, 9 Jan 2000, at her home. She was born in Raymond, MS. Visiting at her home at 3949 Richland Circle from 4 pm to 8 pm Monday. Visiting at St Aloysius Catholic Church from 10 am until Mass of Christian Burial at noon Tuesday,celebrated by the Rev Thomas P. Duhé. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Survived by her children, William J. ARBOUR and his wife Joan and their children, Stephen ARBOUR and Ellen A. ALLEY, KatherineA. LeBLANC aneriel: coee Le ssaole?ees18 Rivitab» «tab»d her son Cliff, Donald S. ARBOUR, Lawrence M. ARBOUR and his children, Natalie, Ryan, Daniel and Michelle, Thomas A. ARBOUR and his wife Jill and their children, Rob and Jeff, Cary E. ARBOUR and his wife Marla and their children, Leslie and Stacee, and Gregory B. ARBOUR; a niece; and two nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, J B ARBOUR; her parents; and a brother. Pallbearers will be her grandchildren. She was a volunteer with numerous civic and service organizations in the Baton Rouge area. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial dona-tions to the J B and Katherine ARBOUR Fund c/o Baton Rouge Area Foundation benefiting the Bishop Ott Corporal Works of Mercy, or a charityof yourchoice. Rabenhorst Funeral Home, 825 Government St, in charge of arrangements.[CliffordGLeBLANC] Baton Rouge, LA, Advocate -- 21 Jul 2002 MARINER SCOUTS FROM 1940s STILL GET TOGETHER It's 1945. The St. Joseph's Academy Mariner Scouts are on maneuvers at the Woman's Club House on East Boulevard. "Except for one excursion on a yacht, the girls never set foot on a real boat," said Jackie Arbour McHardy. "They were attracted to the organization by the pretty blue uniforms! Their scout leader was the late Katherine Ashby Arbour. Their meetings frequently took place at the City Park Lake Arbour home where an unused sailboat lay . . . [incomplete] | ASHBY, Mary Katherine (I3068)
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| 648 | , Sainte-Béatrix | ARBOUR, Fernand (I89326)
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| 649 | - Paroisse Notre-Dame | Famille: Pierre LEREAU / Marguerite BADEAU (F13259)
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| 650 | - St-Eustache | Famille: Brice D'ANNEVILLE / Marguerite LE ROY (F6260)
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