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Alexandre ARBOUR
1801 - 1863 (62 ans)-
Nom Alexandre ARBOUR Naissance 19 mars 1801 Saint-Sulpice,,Lanaudière,Québec,Canada, 
Genre Masculin Décès 3 sept 1863 Montreal,,Montreal,Quebec,Canada, _CREA 17 sept 2023 _FIL LEGITIMATE_CHILD ID personne I1521 Arbour-Pierre1615 Dernière modif. 25 jan 2024
Père Pierre ARBOUR, n. 1760, Saint-Sulpice,,Lanaudière,Québec,Canada, d. 13 juin 1843, Joliette,,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, (Âgé de 83 ans) Mère Therese BELAIR, n. 30 sept 1769, Saint-Sulpice,,Lanaudière,Québec,Canada, d. 19 mai 1851, Joliette,,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, (Âgé de 81 ans) Mariage 5 nov 1787 Quebec,,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada,[Église de Saint-Sulpice,Canada] - Saint-Sulpice _CREA 21 août 2024 _UST MARRIED ID Famille F330 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial
Famille Marie-Louise-Josephte DUFAULT, n. vers 1805, Quebec,62020,Capitale-Nationale,Quebec,Canada, Mariage 8 jan 1822 L'Assomption,60028,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, _CREA 21 août 2024 _UST MARRIED Enfants + 1. Narcisse ARBOUR, n. 29 oct 1822, L'Assomption,60028,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, d. 23 mars 1904, Montreal,,Montreal,Quebec,Canada, (Âgé de 81 ans)> 2. Esther ARBOUR, n. 22 juil 1824, L'Assomption,60028,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, d. 17 fév 1891, Montreal,,Montreal,Quebec,Canada, (Âgé de 66 ans)3. Angeline ARBOUR, n. 20 fév 1827, L'Assomption,60028,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, d. 1906, Brunswick,,Rensselaer County,New York,United States, (Âgé de 78 ans)4. Marguerite ARBOUR, n. 1 nov 1829, L'Assomption,60028,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, d. 2 nov 1829, L'Assomption,60028,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, (Âgé de 0 ans)5. Pierre ARBOUR, n. 11 août 1832, L'Assomption,60028,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, d. L'Assomption,60028,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, 6. Marie Louise ARBOUR, n. 1834 d. 1881 (Âgé de 47 ans) + 7. Alexandre ARBOUR, n. 6 nov 1837, Montreal,,Montreal,Quebec,Canada, d. déc 1863, Montreal,,Montreal,Quebec,Canada, (Âgé de 26 ans)8. Philomene ARBOUR, n. 3 déc 1843, Montreal,,Montreal,Quebec,Canada, d. 11 août 1922, Montreal,,Montreal,Quebec,Canada, (Âgé de 78 ans)+ 9. Louis Adolphe ARBOUR d. avant 1900, Brunswick,,Rensselaer County,New York,United States, ID Famille F455 Feuille familiale | Tableau familial Dernière modif. 21 août 2024
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Carte d'événements 
Mariage - 8 jan 1822 - L'Assomption,60028,Lanaudière,Quebec,Canada, 
Décès - 3 sept 1863 - Montreal,,Montreal,Quebec,Canada, = Lien Google Earth
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Notes - 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.
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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.
- 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.