Notes
Matches 10,101 to 10,150 of 23,145
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| 10101 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dooley, Brittany Anne (I911)
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| 10102 | adopted daughter, orphan about 12 years old | Renaud, Mary (I5464)
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| 10103 | Advertisement for John Gauthier store in Bark River, Schaffer and Ford River Switch, Mich. | Gauthier, John Gregory (I7)
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| 10104 | after 1886 city directory printed and the 1891 census | Martel, Adolphe Thomas (I997)
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| 10105 | after a long illness or of a handicap of nature | Grondin, Joseph (I1734)
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| 10106 | After a long illness, Mrs. Barbara C. Otto, widow of the late Henry A. Otto, passed asway Sunday morning at 2 o'clock at her home, 247 Oakland Avenue. Mrs Otto was taken ill in February and had suffered long and patiently from a complication of diseases. The funeral will be hled from the home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Dr. J. R. J. Milligan officiating. Burial will be in the family lot at Oak Hill Cemetery. Barbara C. Leonard was the youngest of seven daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Leonard. She was born in the township of Waterford April 28, 1840, and was married to Henry A. Otto November 29, 1860. To them were born six children, four of whom survive. Frank and Henry of Detroit and Mrs. Mabel Marsh and Mrs. Ray H. Newman, who made their home with their mother. A sister, Mrs. Catherine McCullough of Ypsilanti, also survives. | Leonard, Barbara C. (I300)
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| 10107 | After a short illness, she died at the home of her son Charles. | Gamache, Genevieve (I1303)
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| 10108 | after birth of grandson Jacques Labbe | Meunier dit Le Mousnier, Mathurin (I12826)
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| 10109 | After graduation from High School, Florence entered the Motherhouse convent of Sisters, Servants of Immaculate Heart of Mary in Monroe. She left about one year later. | Raymond, Florence Leona (I11)
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| 10110 | After her father's death she left for Canada. She was about 20 years old. | Veillon, Judith (I6481)
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| 10111 | After her father's death, she left for Canada at about the age of 22. | Damours, Helene (I566)
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| 10112 | After her father's death, she left for Canada. She brought with her an estimated 200 livres for her dowry. | Lagou, Anne (I3419)
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| 10113 | After his discharge from the military he woked as a tailor. | Limousin, Hilaire (I421)
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| 10114 | After Jean's death, Marie asked notary Duquet to conduct an inventory of his estate. He owned a horse, 2 oxen, 7 head of cattle, 10 pigs and about a dozen chickens. He also had cleared and tilled 16 arpents of land. Harvested that year were rye, oats, peas and hay. | Hamel, Jean (I11686)
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| 10115 | After marriage of Angelique in 1815 and before marriage of Michel in 1819. | Pilon, Louis Pascal (I1300)
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| 10116 | after marriage of daughter Monique to Joseph Boule | Meunier, Francois (I9505)
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| 10117 | after marriage of Joseph in 1832 and before marriage of Felicite in 1842 | Lirette, Pierre (I1257)
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| 10118 | after marriage of Judith | Mellish, Nathanael (I606)
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| 10119 | after marriage of son Joseph Jean | Pelletier, Marie (I8598)
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| 10120 | after marriage of son Joseph to Marie Brien | Lacoste dit Languedoc, Louis (I6194)
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| 10121 | after marriage of son Julien Fortin to Marie Naver | Cloutier, Agnes (I6873)
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| 10122 | After returning from Detroit they lived in Montebello. information given by Pierre Blondin 2/9/2019 | Laflamme, Joseph Simon (I180)
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| 10123 | After Robert's death, his heirs sold the Jean Espaisse house to merchant Hazeur Desonneaux for 1585 livres. | Pare, Robert (I1596)
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| 10124 | After the death of Anne Cloutier, Robert decided to leave the area. He gave Zachary Cloutier temporary guardianship of his two daughters, Genevieve ad Jeanne. Robert rented his land to Julien Perreault, who agreed to allow an arpent of land to return to nature each year, but to take good care of the two cows, the helfer, the ox and the four pigs. | Drouin, Robert (I3251)
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| 10125 | After the death of Francois, Noel divided his property. | Langlois, Noel (I1634)
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| 10126 | After the death of Francoise, Jacques leased his farm to Pierre Dardenne for three years. | Archambault, Jacques (I2451)
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| 10127 | After the death of Guillaume Couillard, his widow, Guillaumette Hebert gave Charles four arpents of frontage on the Saint Lawrence River with 126 arpents in depth. The rights to hunt and fish within the boundaries of this concession were included. He was to pay rents each year of 20 sols and 12 deniers. The land was located just to the east of the Montmorency River. | Garnier, Charles (I10970)
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| 10128 | After the death of her husband she came to New France at about 31 years of age. Her dowry consisted of good estimated at 100 livres. | Michel, Jacquette (I1786)
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| 10129 | After the death of her husband, Marie became a nun. | Travernier, Marie (I981)
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| 10130 | After the death of her sister, Barbara. Catherine was listed in Barbara's obituary - "A sister, Mrs. Catherine McCullough of Ypsilanti, also survives." | Leonard, Catherine (I299)
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| 10131 | After the death of his son Pierre, Mace became guardian of his grandson Augustin. During the inventory of Pierre's estate, Mace learned that Pierre had sold his land on 4 December 1676 to Mgr de Laval. On 30 January 1686, Mace bought back the land belonging to Pierre so that he could pass it on to Augustin. | Gravel, Joseph Mace (I190)
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| 10132 | After the death of Marin Boucher, Jean agreed to pay Louis Houde, husband of Madeleine Boucher, 300 livres for her share of inheritance from her father. Jean also paid 50 livres for the furnishings. | Plante, Jean (I10768)
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| 10133 | After the death of Noel Langlois, Marie went to live with her daughter Catherine at Baie-Saint-Paul. | Crevet, Marie (I1627)
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| 10134 | After the death of Pierre Legardeur in 1648, Jacques and Jean Juchereau, Sieur de Maure, set up thier statement of accounts. Jacques owed his creditor 384 livres, 7 sols. | Archambault, Jacques (I10531)
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| 10135 | After the death of Urbain, Andre Demers and Marie Chefdeville were named guardians of Urbain and Catherine's minor children. | Charles, Catherine (I10406)
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| 10136 | after the marriage of son Ignace to Jeanne Angelique Veillancour | Cloutier, Marie (I9296)
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| 10137 | After the petition of Mary Leonard Skutt, Judge Lamont Bagg appointed a committee to appraise, inventory and divide the real estate of the late Peter Leonard. The members were Isaac I. Voorhies, Ira Donelson and William Tilden. | Leonard, Peter (I293)
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| 10138 | After twelve years at Sainte-Genevieve, Robert sold his property to Charles d'Ailleboust des Musseaux for 1700 livres. | Caron, Robert (I1626)
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| 10139 | age 14 days | Valliere, Ruth M. (I5742)
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| 10140 | age 2 years, one month | Flannery, John (I5374)
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| 10141 | age 3 months, 6 days | Valliere, Francois (I275)
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| 10142 | Age 3 years, 5 months at death. Died at Hopital Generale de Sarnia. Automobile accident. | Thomas, Carol Ann (I2448)
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| 10143 | Age 33 - daughter of Louis and Felicia Goulet | Goulet, Archange (I4685)
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| 10144 | age 36 | O'Connell, Harold Joseph (I5423)
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| 10145 | age 36 | McPharlin, Ann Jane "Annie" (I5451)
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| 10146 | age 38, two months | Casey, Gertrude S. (I5455)
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| 10147 | age 42, sailor, married | Gagnon, Charles William (I4704)
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| 10148 | age 58 | Quintin, Noe (I4154)
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| 10149 | Age 67 years, 11 months at death. | Caron, Maurice (I1229)
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| 10150 | Age 67, after a 10 day stay, he died at St. Francis Hospital, Escanaba, Michigan | Racicot, Joseph (I3921)
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