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Matches 11,801 to 11,850 of 23,145
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| 11801 | Etienne came as a soldier with the Lamotte Company of the Carignan Regiment. | Paquet, Etienne (I2685)
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| 11802 | Etienne is orginally from Crosmiere, France. | Lair, Etienne (I10631)
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| 11803 | Etienne Janneau, notaire royal de St Roch des Aulnaies. | Family F2778
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| 11804 | Etienne Lair, occupation: defricheur, from: Crosniere pres de la Loire. | Laire, Etienne (I10610)
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| 11805 | Etienne Leroy, 19 years | Roy, Etienne (I9189)
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| 11806 | Etienne signed on as a recruit before notary LaFousse. | Laire, Etienne (I10610)
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| 11807 | Etienne was a soldier in the Monteil company of the Carignan Regiment (detached from the Poitou Regiment). | Charles dit Lajeunesse, Etienne (I2843)
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| 11808 | Etienne was absent at the time of the baptism. She was baptized by Jean Moreau, " Mont-Louis not having a Missionary ". Her godparents were Pierre Haimard and Marie Anne Rivard, wife of Dumontier, secretary to Mr. De Vaudreuil. | Girard, Marie Catherine (I3330)
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| 11809 | Etienne was asked by the Jesuits to join them at Saint-Marie-des-Hurons (Midland, Ontario). He returned to Quebec in 1645 but returned the following year. Daughter Marie-Madeleine was baptised there 25 July 1646. It was also noted on 29 August 1646 in the Journal of the Jesuits that Etienne had returned along with several others. | Racine, Etienne (I1172)
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| 11810 | Euclide (aged 26) came with his wife Yvonne (26) and son Roger (1) to Detroit on 20 September 1928. | Lirette, Euclide (I1218)
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| 11811 | Euclide (aged 26) came with his wife Yvonne (26) and son Roger (1) to Detroit on 20 September 1928. | St. Georges, Marie Yvonne Clara (I1227)
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| 11812 | Euclide (aged 26) came with his wife Yvonne (26) and son Roger (1) to Detroit on 20 September 1928. | Lirette, Roger Andre (I12131)
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| 11813 | Euclide Lirette - 21 years Occupation: chauffeur Read & write: yes Language: French Nationality: Canada - French Last permanent residence: Montreal, Can Destination: Detroit, Mich Father: Oliver, 488 Lacordare St., Montreal Passage paid by: self Money shown: $150 Ever in US: no To whom going: 306 Victor St. Length of stay: perm Height: 5'8"; Complection: swarthy; Hair: fair; Eyes: blue Born: Cheneville, PQ Came May 19, 1923 via Walkerville & Detroit Ferry Co. | Lirette, Euclide (I1218)
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| 11814 | Eusebe Lavallee, 24 years old | Lavallee, Eusebe Ludger (I7213)
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| 11815 | Eustache was able to sign his name. | Raymond dit Labrosse, Eustache Alarde (I45)
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| 11816 | Eveche de Perigueux. | Chausse, Pierre (I4887)
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| 11817 | Examination Record Lirette, Euclide Chauffeur, age 20, male, single Can read French, nationality Canada, race French Last residence: Notre Dame des Victoires, 488 Lacordaire; nearest relative father Olivier Destination: Detroit, Mich; 83 Ford Ave To whom going: sister Md Marie Anna Lavallee Never in US Height: 5'7 1/2"; weight 149; complexion: med.; hair blonde; eyes blue | Lirette, Euclide (I1218)
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| 11818 | Examination record Louis Neveu and his wife Euchariste Retired; age 77; cannot read/write Last residence is Conard (?), Ont. Destination is 81 Woodville St, Everett, Mass Going to son-law Adolphe Beauchamp Ever in US - yes; 1870-1897 in Republic, Mich Last departure - 1870 Birthplace - St. Philippe d'Argenteuil, Quebec Height 5'9"; weight 175; complexion DK; hair gray; eyes blue | Neveu, Louis (I264)
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| 11819 | Exilda crossed into Detroit from Windsor. She returning to reside at 16 Caltemore (?) Ave, Detroit. | Raymond, Azilda (I11224)
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| 11820 | EXTRA! 4 o'clock a.m. __ WHOLE TOWN OF NADEAU IS BURNING UP __ Starting From Small Fire Thought Out, Entire Village May be Burned __ FIRE ENGINES COMING ___ Marinette Sending Flame Fighter to Scene on Special Train __ Through a fire that started from a small shack late last night the town of Nadeau in Menominee county is being destroyed by flames and with the already strong hold that the flames have on the village it is thought that it will be impossible to save the town. At 4 o'clock this morning the loss is: Exchange hotel, two saloons belonging to the Menominee River Brewing company, the station agents house, two store buildings and three vacant houses. Yesterday afternoon a fire was thought to be extinguished in a shack after the roof had burned off. Late last night while the village slept the fire broke anew and had gained such headway before discovered that it was impossible to check the progress of the flames. At 3 o'clock the Marinette Fire department volunteered to send a fire engine to the scene and 25 minutes later it had it aboard a special train carrying a big crew of fire fighters. Nadeau Brothers big store was still standing at 3:30 o'clock this morning, but hopes of saving the building and in fact any portion of the town had been given up. The entire population of the town is fighting the flames. The loss at this time is unestimable. | Nadeau, Barney (I51)
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| 11821 | EXTRA! 4 o'clock a.m. __ WHOLE TOWN OF NADEAU IS BURNING UP __ Starting From Small Fire Thought Out, Entire Village May be Burned __ FIRE ENGINES COMING ___ Marinette Sending Flame Fighter to Scene on Special Train __ Through a fire that started from a small shack late last night the town of Nadeau in Menominee county is being destroyed by flames and with the already strong hold that the flames have on the village it is thought that it will be impossible to save the town. At 4 o'clock this morning the loss is: Exchange hotel, two saloons belonging to the Menominee River Brewing company, the station agents house, two store buildings and three vacant houses. Yesterday afternoon a fire was thought to be extinguished in a shack after the roof had burned off. Late last night while the village slept the fire broke anew and had gained such headway before discovered that it was impossible to check the progress of the flames. At 3 o'clock the Marinette Fire department volunteered to send a fire engine to the scene and 25 minutes later it had it aboard a special train carrying a big crew of fire fighters. Nadeau Brothers big store was still standing at 3:30 o'clock this morning, but hopes of saving the building and in fact any portion of the town had been given up. The entire population of the town is fighting the flames. The loss at this time is inestimable. | Nadeau, David (I75)
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| 11822 | EXTRA! 4 o'clock a.m. __ WHOLE TOWN OF NADEAU IS BURNING UP __ Starting From Small Fire Thought Out, Entire Village May be Burned __ FIRE ENGINES COMING ___ Marinette Sending Flame Fighter to Scene on Special Train __ Through a fire that started from a small shack late last night the town of Nadeau in Menominee county is being destroyed by flames and with the already strong hold that the flames have on the village it is thought that it will be impossible to save the town. At 4 o'clock this morning the loss is: Exchange hotel, two saloons belonging to the Menominee River Brewing company, the station agents house, two store buildings and three vacant houses. Yesterday afternoon a fire was thought to be extinguished in a shack after the roof had burned off. Late last night while the village slept the fire broke anew and had gained such headway before discovered that it was impossible to check the progress of the flames. At 3 o'clock the Marinette Fire department volunteered to send a fire engine to the scene and 25 minutes later it had it aboard a special train carrying a big crew of fire fighters. Nadeau Brothers big store was still standing at 3:30 o'clock this morning, but hopes of saving the building and in fact any portion of the town had been given up. The entire population of the town is fighting the flames. The loss at this time is inestimable. | Nadeau, Louis (I76)
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| 11823 | F.J. Blake funeral home | McNamara, Sarsfield M. (I5207)
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| 11824 | Faille, Clinton, student, bds 409 s 16th | Faille, Clinton Henry (I4858)
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| 11825 | Faille, Emil (Emma), res 409 S 16th | Gauthier, Emma Ellisa (I89)
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| 11826 | Faille, Emil (Emma), res 409 S 16th | Faille, Emil (I4114)
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| 11827 | Faille, Ora R, sten Natl Pole Co, bds 409 S 16th | Faille, Ora Rhea (I4860)
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| 11828 | Fairfield Cemetery | Richmond, John Dougall (I6076)
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| 11829 | Fairfiled Cemetery | Skutt, Lafayette W. (I361)
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| 11830 | Fairview Cemetery | Barker, William J. (I4882)
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| 11831 | Fairview Cemetery | Barker, Lorraine (I4883)
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| 11832 | Fairview Cemetery | Barker, Mary Margaret (I5832)
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| 11833 | Fairview Cemetery | McBurney, Eugene Burton (I5833)
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| 11834 | family bible | Sweeney, Thomas Edward (I4987)
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| 11835 | family bible | Sweeney, Thomas Edward (I4987)
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| 11836 | Family History Library Gravestones of Prescott County reel# 1598267 item 24 | Leclair, Leon (I104)
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| 11837 | Family History Library Land records of Prescott County 1707-1908 1837-1845 reel # 201556 1845-1847 reel # 201557 1847-1862 reel # 201558 | Gauthier, Francois Xavier (I53)
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| 11838 | Family History Library Land records of Prescott County 1797-1908 1819-1829 reel # 1724006 items 3-4 1829-1838 (1865) reel # 1724007 1838-1862 reel # 1724016 Alfred Township Index - reel # 201542 1862-1871 reel # 201559 1871-1874 reel # 201560 1874-1876 reel # 201561 1876-1877 reel # 1941326 item 3 1878-1882 reel # 1941327 1882-1886 reel # 1941328 L'Orignal - reel # 201549 1876-1887 reel # 1941325 items 2-3 | Gauthier, Telesphore (I49)
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| 11839 | Family History Library Land records of Prescott County 1797-1908; 1837-1845 reel # 201556 (US/CAN) 1845-1847 reel # 201557 1847-1862 reel # 201558 Another filming 1819-1829 reel # 1724006 items 3-4 1829-1838 (1865) reel # 1724007 1838-1862 reel # 1724016 Alfred Township Index - reel # 201542 1862-1871 reel # 201559 1871-1874 reel # 201560 1874-1876 reel # 201561 1876-1877 reel # 1941326 item 3 1878-1882 reel # 1941327 1882-1886 reel # 1941328 | Leclair, Leon (I104)
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| 11840 | Father De Caumont celebrated the marriage and Father Fillon has written the act. The date and the month of the date of the act were skipped, it is located between 1665-11-12 and 1699-11-18. | Family F3783
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| 11841 | Father Gabriel de Queylus contracted Jacques to dig a well "in the garden of the hospital of the said place". Jacques guaranteed "two feet of stable water at least...in the presence of a current of water". The clerc provided 8 feet of wood, twenty planks, the stone, the lime, the sand, etc. But Jacques took care of the ropes and received 300 livres and 10 pots of eau-de-vie in exchange for spring water. Jean Aubuchon and Jacques Millot signed as witnesses. | Archambault, Jacques (I10531)
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| 11842 | Father Gilles Perot (Sulpicien Fathers) gave Jacques 100 livres for a portion of his land. This piece was 5 perches and 3 feet in length by 12 feet in width, all abutting Rue Saint-Jacques, near Urbain Tessier. | Archambault, Jacques (I10531)
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| 11843 | Father Jacques was absent at the time of the baptism. | Lepage, Michel (I1961)
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| 11844 | Father Jean Robinson was absent from the baptism. | Robinson, Marie Claire (I8968)
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| 11845 | Father Jerome Lalemant wrote in the book of chronicles of his community: "On 28 (August 1646) I left alone in a canoe to go to T.-R. I brought with me two men and a child in a small boat. One of the men was the son of Globoteur, named Guillaume Pelletier, pioneer, longsawyer, carpenter, and coal merchant. Suddenly he became a donne; however we promised his parents one hundred francs for this first year, and we did not leave out the new clothes". This tells us that Guillaume had three trades. The nickname of "globoteur", friend of the goblet, makes it understood that he was jolly and did not refuse a glass of wine. | Pelletier dit Gobloteur, Guillaume (I1937)
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| 11846 | father listed as absent at time of death and burial. | Renaud, Pierre (I4436)
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| 11847 | Father of Three Nuns Called by Death Saturday Joseph Racicot, 67, a resident of Nadeau and formerly of Schaffer died at a local hospital Saturday evening at 11:40 o'clock following a brief illness due to pericarditis. Mr. Racicot was taken to the hospital Saturday and passed away a few hours after having been admitted. Mr. Racicot was born September 19, 1863 in St. Constantine, Quebec, and came to Michigan many years ago. He lived at Schaffer for a while and later went to Nadeau to make his home. He follwed the trade of blacksmith at various lumber camps during the many years that he lived in the upper peninsula and was well known in this district. He is survived by his widow, and the following sons and daughters: Louis of Schaffer, Joseph, Jr., of McFarland, Mrs. William Lindquist, Mrs. Alice Lane, Sister M. Germaine, Sister M. Colondiere, Walter and Raymond, all of Detroit; Mrs. Ralph Parker, Mrs. Parker of Neenah, Wis., and Miss Marie Racicot, of Nadeau. One brother, Louis Racicot of Chicago and several grand children also survive. The body will remain at the Allo funeral home until this morning when it will be taken to St. Bruno's church at Nadeau where funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock with Rev. Fr. F. Sperline as celebrant at the requiem high mass. A daughter, Sister M. Rose Cecile, passed away at Detroit one year ago. The three daughters are members of the Dominican Order of Nuns. Interment will be in the family lot in the Nadeau Cemetery. | Racicot, Joseph (I3921)
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| 11848 | father was absent | Drouin, Marie Elmire (I12672)
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| 11849 | father was absent at time of birth | Langelier, Michel (I9779)
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| 11850 | Fellow traveler from 1653, Catherine Hurault, wife of Jean Lemarche dit Laroche, died at age 40. Her two youngest children: Catherine, 5 years and Marie Madeleine, 3 years were welcomed into the Hunault home. Catherine was married in 1695. Marie Madeleine was killed by a soldier, shot with a pistol. | Hunault, Toussaint (I10013)
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