Notes
Matches 10,351 to 10,400 of 23,145
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| 10351 | Arrangements through Hackett Funeral Home, Dearborn, Michigan. | Mailloux dit Moison, Blanche (I182)
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| 10352 | Arrangements through Martenson Funeral Home. Buried at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. | Raymond, Lucile Adela (I4)
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| 10353 | Arrangements through McFarland Foss Funeral Home. | Raymond, Paul Emile (I2476)
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| 10354 | Arrive with his father Marin Boucher and step-mother Perrine Mallet. | Boucher, Francois (I7013)
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| 10355 | Arrived with her husband and family. | Robin, Mathurine (I7188)
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| 10356 | Arrived with his family. | Sabourin, Jean (I2569)
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| 10357 | Arrived with his mother and sister Marguerite. His father was already in Canada. | Roy, Etienne (I9189)
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| 10358 | Arrived with his wife. | Hudde, Jacques (I1513)
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| 10359 | Arrondissement and diocese of Beauvais. | Ferra, Marie (I6392)
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| 10360 | arrondissement and diocese of La Rochelle (Protestant church). | Menard, Barbe (I6456)
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| 10361 | Arrondissement of Chateau-Gonthier, diocese of Angers. | Benard dit Lajeunesse, Mathurin (I5586)
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| 10362 | Arrondissement of Saint-Dizier, diocese of Chalon-sur-Marne), Champagne. (Haute-Marne) INSEE 52250 | Hiardin, Marguerite (I6344)
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| 10363 | Arrondissement of Saint-Nazaire, diocese of Nantes. St-Etienne-de-Montluc (loire-Atlantique) INSEE 44158 | Coitou dit St. Jean, Jean (I10067)
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| 10364 | Arthur Nevis birth date - May 23, 1886 parents - Louis Nevis, carpenter, and Christine Nevis | Neveu, Arthur (I14242)
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| 10365 | Arthur Wandelt, 23 years, of Daggett, Mich, born in New Jersey, working as a mail carrier. Parents were William Wandelt and Anna Gruber. Lucy Dunham, 19 years, of Nadeau, Mich, born Michigan, working as a school teacher. Parents were James Dunham and Louise Nadeau. Witnesses were Anna Andersons and Eleanor Jones, both of Menominee. John E. Jones, Justice of the Peace | Family F1227
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| 10366 | as a Sergent Royal | Roy, Jean (I7680)
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| 10367 | as noted in letter to Harvey Gauthier from Ora Faille McGuire, 30 Jan 1980 | Faille, Wallace Lawrence (I4859)
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| 10368 | As reported by notary Michel Roy dit Chatellerault, Rene Maillot committed himself to give to Louis Foucher twelve days of work to pay off the balance of the cost of the house which he had bought for him. | Foucher dit Laforest, Louis (I565)
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| 10369 | ashed buried at Beechwood Cemetery | Blondin, Marie Rose Alba Rhea (I13791)
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| 10370 | ashes buried at Notre-Dame-des-Neiges - concession B01624 | Ladouceur, Lise (I13752)
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| 10371 | Asselin, Adelaide (wid Jos) h651 McClellan | Valliere, Adelaide Eliza (I763)
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| 10372 | At about age 22, she left for Canada in 1669 after her father's death. She brought goods with her worth and estimated 200 livres for her dowry. | Gaillard, Marie (I3295)
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| 10373 | At age 15, he joined the Civilian Conservation Corps. He worked building bridges, roads and cutting trees in the Upper Peninsula. His pay was $1 per day. | Raymond, Raynald Harvey (I9)
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| 10374 | At age 64, and after the death of her husband, she became a nun. | Gauthier, Laura Eleonora (I91)
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| 10375 | At baptism of son Narcisse, Narcisse's occupation was shoemaker. He did not know how to sign his name. | Lemelin, Narcisse (I766)
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| 10376 | At birth stated family from Hartwell. | Lavallee, Marie Anna (I1210)
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| 10377 | At death it states that he was from St. Yves, Rennes | Meneux, Jacques (I949)
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| 10378 | At Fort St-Louis, notary Audouart drew up the contract. Present were Jean de Lauzon, Governor of New France; Father Francois Lemercier, head of the Jesuits; Norand priest Jean Lesueur, chaplain of the Hotel-Dieu; Anne Gasnier, widow of Jean Clement, Sieur DuVault; Denis-Joseph Ruette, Sieur d'Auteuil, son-in-law of Anne Gasnier; Jean Bourdon from Rouen, the administrator of the Communaute des Habitants of New France; Seigneur, the Venerable Guillaume Couillard, bourgeois; Louis Couillard, Seigneur of part of the Ile aux Oies; and Martin Grouvel. | Family F2395
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| 10379 | At his burial his occupation was stated as "Soldat du Regiment de Carignan" | Gervais, Mathieu (I596)
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| 10380 | At his marriage, it was stated that he was from Rouen, France. | Thibault, Guillaume (I5828)
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| 10381 | At Petite Nation - godfather was Joseph Jabbert and godmother was Josephe V (?). | Doggie, Joseph (I6172)
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| 10382 | At Petite Nation - Godfather was Michel Beaudry and godmother was Rosalie Fortin. | Doyer, Therese (I1657)
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| 10383 | At that time, he was living at Olonne (today Olonne-sur-Mer) in Saintonge. | Brunet dit Letang, Michel Mathieu (I2297)
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| 10384 | At the age of 11, his step-father Aime Lecomte hired him out for 3 consecutive years to the service of Louise Gervaise, from Montreal. | Brabant, Michel (I595)
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| 10385 | At the age of 11, Marguerite came to Canada after the death of her parents. She crossed the Atlantic aboard the ?i?Saint-Andre?/i? in 1659. A notation was made in the official roll next to her name "for the ?i?habitation,?/i? sent by the ?i?Sieur de La Dauversiere?/i?". Marguerite lived in the residence of the ?i?Congregation Notre-Dame?/i?. | Maclin, Marguerite (I7341)
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| 10386 | At the age of 14, he immigrated with his parents. | Pelletier, Jean (I1935)
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| 10387 | At the baptism of Marie Julie the records states he was from Trois-Pistoles. | Robinson, Jean (John) (I1167)
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| 10388 | At the baptism of Marie Thecle the records state his occupationa as Journalier and he was from Ecossais. | Robinson, Jean (John) (I1167)
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| 10389 | At the baptism of Therese at Pierrefonds, it was noted that he was "habitant de la Petite Nation". | Doggie, Francis (I1750)
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| 10390 | At the division of her estate several kitchen items were noted, including a copper kettle and some iron forks. | Bouchard, Louise (I6091)
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| 10391 | At the home of Anne Antoinette, notary Benigne Basset drew up the contract that neither spouse could sign. The Governor Maisoneuve of Montreal did sign the contract. | Family F918
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| 10392 | At the home of Jacques Cochon, son of Jean, notary Paul Vachon described the distribution of the property of Jean Cochon to his heirs. Present the children of Jean and Marguerite Cointerel and Jacques Sieur de la Motte, their half- brother, son of Jeanne Abraham. The concession at Chateau-Richer consisted of 6 arpents of frontage on the river, by a league-and-a-half deep. On the property was a house with two rooms, an attic and a cellar; a barn-stable, a yard and garden, workable lands, meadows, woods and prairies. The Seigneur de Beaupre collected 6 sols for the cens and two live capons payable each year on Saint-Martin's day (11 November). The deed was free of all debts and mortgages and the cens and rent were paid up to date. The children of Marguerite Cointerel ceded Jacques their portion on the Sieur Granderie's side as he ceded them his half on the other side. Jacques took possession of the buildings, garden, yard and the workable lands. He agreed to pay two-thirds of the deed of the concession and to bring the grain from the three other arpents in order to develop the portion falling to Jean and Marguerite. | Cochon, Jean (I1038)
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| 10393 | At the home of notary Pierre de Lafousse and before Paul de Chomedey, Sieur de Maisonneuve, governor of the island of Montreal, and Jerome Le Royer, Sieur de la Dauversiere, administrator of the Associates, Urbain agreed to a five year contract that would pay him 90 livres per year. | Jette, Urbain (I10405)
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| 10394 | At the home of notary Rageot, Pierre agreed to lease a windmill from Nicolas Dupont, Squire and Seigneur of Neuville and also the king's councillor at the Sovereign Council. The mill was located at the summit of Mount Carmel towards Cap-aux-Diamants. This was only a few steps from the Rue Saint-Louis and the convent of the Ursulines. The conditions of lease were: Dupont would furnish them with the necessary sails, Pierre would pay half the cost but he would own them at the end of the lease. Pierre would also build a stable within one year, provide eighty-four minots of wheat each year to the landlord and grind one hundred more minot for him "without any milling". | Bissonnet, Pierre (I1453)
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| 10395 | At the home of Toussaint Giroux, Jean with notary Michel Filion, signed a contract to sell his 2 arpents of frontage land. The property included "a small house of stone, wood trimmed, with a stable at the end". Raphael Giroux agreed to pay 500 livres tournois in three installments. The buyer would also provide "four days of hauling with four oxen for the clear sowing and a man to help plow what work will be done on the said land sold by the said sellers, with the consent of the said buyer, and was reserved for them, the use of the said sold concession until the day and feast of saint Martin of this year". Jean still wanted to plant, harvest and "to graze" his animals until the autumn of 1678. | Grondin, Jean (I909)
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| 10396 | At the house of notary Louis Chambalon, Francois obtained an abandoned piece of land 3 arpents in width by 40 deep at La Durantaye, between neighbors Jean Baptiste Leroy and Rene Cauchon. He was given the right to fish, and to hunt, especially for partridge, for the price of 600 livres to be paid to the widow of Nicolas Leroy, Jeanne Lelievre. He gave 100 livres a year beginning on the next All Saint's Day. Special note: Francois would give the seigneur 20 sols, and "a good capon and a partridge as seigneurial rent and a sol for the cens for each arpent of frontage". Also each year he would bring "the first salmon which he caught" and one-fifthteenth of all other salmon and fish. | Quemeneur dit Laflamme, Francois (I6745)
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| 10397 | At the marriage of Mathieu to Marie, Pierre Miville gave them a plot of land on the Grande-Allee, bordering that of Jean Bourdon. Mathieu also owned pieces of land at Sillery, at the Chatellenie de Coulonges, at Saint-Augustin and at Cap-Rouge. | Amiot, Mathieu Sieur de Villeneuve (I8691)
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| 10398 | At the ratification of an agreement between the Jesuit seigneurs and the heirs of Jean Verdon, concerning the land at la prairie Saint-Lambert, Jean Desforges, appearing with Marguerite Verdon, acted as the guardian of his brother-in-law Pierre | Verdon, Pierre (I5866)
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| 10399 | At the signing of the marriage contract between Marie and Joachim Martin, Paul Chalifour promised to feed the couple until All Saint's Day (1 November) 1663. Joachim must provide 20 minots of grain. Chalifour also agreed to build them a house 18 by 16 feet one the Ile d'Orleans. Unfortunately, Marie died on 12 October 1663. | Chalifour, Paul (I5834)
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| 10400 | At the time it was a Detroit 19, Wayne County residence. It is now located in the city of Southfield, Oakland County. | Gauthier, Laurence William (I5)
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