Notes
Matches 20,201 to 20,250 of 23,145
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| 20201 | parent deceased at time of marriage | Family F1077
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| 20202 | parents are Francois Leblanc and Francoise Valiquette. | Leblanc, Marie Elizabeth (I129)
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| 20203 | Parents listed as James McCoy and Alice Reilley. | McCoy, Robert John (I4194)
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| 20204 | parents listed as Leo & Theotise Rochon | Leclair, Israel (I206)
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| 20205 | Parents listed as Phillip Le Clair and Eliza Le Clair | Leclair, Eli (I5807)
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| 20206 | parents of groom: Tophiel Leclair & Lizzie Fabier (Theophile Leclair & Elisabeth Fourbert, brother of Catherine Leclaire) parents of bride: Sidney Larushe & Louise Bovais | Family F2028
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| 20207 | Parents of Marguerite are unknown. | Lecours, Marguerite (I12813)
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| 20208 | Parents probably are Jean Giton and Marie Lorenson. | Gitton, Denis (I8569)
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| 20209 | Parents were Patrick McHugh and Catherine Curneyn | McHugh, Francis (I5731)
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| 20210 | Pariosse du Poire-sur-la-Roche, eveche de Poitiers. | Barbeau dit Poitevin, Joseph (I1916)
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| 20211 | parish of Longue Pointe | Heroux, Jean Louis (I1119)
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| 20212 | parish of Notre Dame de Jacques Cartier - age of 72 years and 6 months | St. Hilaire, Joseph (I12994)
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| 20213 | Parish of Saint-Aubin in Tourouvre (arrondissement of Monrtagne, diocese of Chartres), Perche. | Delaunay, Nicolas (I6493)
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| 20214 | Parish of St-Etienne-du-Mont, Archdiocese of Paris. | Leger dit Parisien, Pierre (I12414)
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| 20215 | parish of St. Joseph | Neveu, Louis (I264)
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| 20216 | Parish of St. Martin in Ige (arrondissement of Mortagne), Perche. Godparents were Jacques Blain and Anne de Prebourg. | Beauvais, Jacques (I3200)
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| 20217 | Parish records list date as 30 Mar 1893 | Leclair, Elzear (I14077)
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| 20218 | Parish register at Brownsburg lists birth date and baptism date as 25 March 1917. | Raymond, Jeannine Anita (I2513)
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| 20219 | Parish register lists birth date as 30 Apr 1867 - Death certificate lists date as 14 Apr 1868 | Quinlan, James Edward (I5414)
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| 20220 | parish register lists date as 6 March 1878 | Quinlan, Joseph Albert (I5412)
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| 20221 | Paroisse de St-Eloi-de-Tontuit, diocese de Lisieux (today St. Benoit-d'Hebertot, canton of Pont-L'Eveque, diocese and arrondissement of Lisieux, in Calvados). | Labelle, Guillaume (I5573)
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| 20222 | Paroisse de St. Martin, Ile de Re, eveche de La Rochelle. La Rochelle (Charente-Maritime) INSEE #17300 | Menard, Barbe (I6456)
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| 20223 | Paroisse de St. Pierre, diocese de Beauvais. (Saint-Pierre-es-Champs, arrondissement and diocese of Beauvais, Picardy; near Gournay.) | Hunault, Toussaint (I10013)
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| 20224 | Paroisse de St. Valery, diocese de Rouen, France. | Vauquier dit Lalonde, Nicolas (I1564)
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| 20225 | Passenger list - Empress of Scotland sailing from Cherbourg, France to Quebec, Canada Faille, Clinton, 24 years, born Nadeau, Mich. Jan 6, 1904 Address in US - 5000 W. End Ave, Chicago, Ill | Faille, Clinton Henry (I4858)
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| 20226 | PASSING OF A PIONEER Founder of Nadeau Town Dead Overcoming innumerable obstacles and making the wilderness bloom can be said to have been the lifework of Barney Nadeau, Sr., who died at Nadeau last Tuesday at the ripe old age of 79 years, surrounded by a large family of children and grandchildren. Mr. Nadeau was born in Fort Kent, Maine, in 1825, and was one of the sturdy men who went west to hew out a living and a home in the west. Having spent several years in his home state he first moved to Kankakee, Ill., thence to Chippewa Falls, Wis., and finally locating at Kewaunee, Wis., where he did contracting. When the Chicago & Northwestern railway began the extension of its line from Green Bay into the upper peninsula, Mr. Nadeau was a railroad contractor, and when the line had reached what is now call Nadeau, he saw that this was the place for an active man like himself to locate. In 1873 he purchased a tract of land, on which is now the present town site of Nadeau, and in a very few years succeeded in laying the foundation for a business enterprise that now has assumed large proportions under the able management of his sons. During his residence at Nadeau he ahs held numerous township and county offices, and was at the time of his death postmaster. During the past few years he has been gradually failing in health, and when he lost his eyesight in 1901 he became partly helpless, still with a loving wife and attentive children and grandchildren his last years were made pleasant in enjoying the fruits of the hard work of bygone days. He has been a sufferer from chronic bronchitis for some time, his final illness dating back only two weeks. Mr. Nadeau was married at Green Bay in 1856 to Miss Mary Frances Jonet, who survives him and their union has been blessed with nine children, five boy, David, Louis, Barney, Joseph and Marcell, and four daughters, Julia, Louise, Lucy and Laura. Besides these he is survived by 29 grandchildren. He was a member of the Lyon Post, G.A.R. of Menominee, and the funeral which took place from the R. C. church at Nadeau on Thurseay (sic), was held under the auspices of that body, a large delegation of the G.A.R. of Menominee, Ingalls and Stephenson attending. The bereaved family has the sympathy of a large circle of firends throughout the county in their affliction. | Nadeau, Barney (I51)
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| 20227 | Patricia d. Dooley December 6, 1928 - October 17, 2014 Patricia D. Dooley of Plymouth, Michigan, age 85, passed away peacefully in her sleep on October 17, 2014. She was born on December 6, 1928 in Detroit, Michigan, the daughter of Robert Emmett and Viola McCoy. She met the love of her life and best friend forever, Tom Dooley, while still in High School at St. Anthonys in Detroit. They were married in 1952 after she graduated from Nazareth College with a teaching degree in early education. She was proud to say, as an elementary teacher, she supported Tom as he finished his final year for an MBA at the University of Michigan. Their loving marriage of 62 years was the kind most people just dream of and it continues to inspire their 6 children and spouses and their 14 grandchildren. She was a homemaker, devoted to her family and later greatly enjoyed her role as Grandma. Pats Catholic faith served as the foundation for the way she lived her life. She worshipped God and prayed for His assistance and guidance daily. She looked at each day as a gift and filled it with love and laughter. She had the ability to make even the simplest activities some of the greatest pleasures for her family such as singing around a campfire, enjoying a picnic at a park, or spending a day at the beach. Her faith in God and the future brought a sense of peace to others. Her love will continue to live on in those she leaves behind while they look forward to the day when they will be reunited. Pat is survived by her loving husband Tom Dooley; six children Roger (Kathy) Dooley, Dennis (Carol) Dooley, Alyce (Bruce) Cummings, Kathleen Hadley, Jennifer (Joe) Cruitt and Tom (Chu Yun) Dooley; fourteen grandchildren: Brittany, John and Eric Dooley, Ryan and Chris Dooley, Chelsea and Kyle Cummings, Sean , Beth, Christina and Colleen Hadley and Patrick, William and Timmy Cruitt. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents Robert Emmett and Viola McCoy and two sisters, Violet (Daryl) Lantzy and Alyce (Larry) Gauthier. Visitation will be held on Sunday, October 19, 2014, 3:00 pm until 8:00 pm at the Schrader-Howell Funeral Home, 280 S. Main St., Plymouth, Michigan with a Rosary at 7:00pm. The Funeral Mass will be on Monday, October 20, 10:30 am at St. Kenneth Catholic Church, 14951 North Haggerty Rd., Plymouth. Interment will follow at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Memorials contributions can be made to the Lewy Body Dementia Association. | McCoy, Patricia Delores (I43)
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| 20228 | Patrick James Geary of Grand Rapids, age 54, born Sept. 12, 1887 at Grand Rapids. Person who will know you, F. J. McCormack of Grand Rapids. Employer is Pennsylvania Railroad in Grand Rapids. | Geary, Patrick James (I5322)
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| 20229 | Patrick James Geary, age 29, of Grand Rapids, born Sept. 12, 1887 in Grand Rapids. Working as ass. yard master at the GR & I Railway. Has wife and two children. Description: tall, medium build, brown eyes, brown hair. | Geary, Patrick James (I5322)
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| 20230 | Pau, diocese of Bayonne, Bearn, France. | Perrier dit Lafleur, Jean (I3294)
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| 20231 | Paul and Jean Lemire constructed a house in Coulonge which they completed on 21 June 1664. | Chalifour, Paul (I5834)
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| 20232 | Paul Chalifour, 28 years, from Notre-Dame-de-Quebec | Chalifour, Paul Francois (I4520)
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| 20233 | Paul Chalifour, residence: Notre-Dame-de-Quebec, 28 years | Chalifour, Paul Francois (I2381)
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| 20234 | Paul Chevaudier, 25 years & Marie Anne Barbe, 23 years | Family F5382
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| 20235 | Paul Hue, from Rouen | Hus, Paul (I2958)
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| 20236 | Paul Lombrette, son of Noel Lombrette and Anne Dodier. | Simard dit Lombrette, Paul (I1101)
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| 20237 | Paul Petit, 14 years | Petit, Paul (I2857)
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| 20238 | Paul took Francois-Abraham Fiset as a carpentry apprentise. They signed a three year contract. Paul paid him 60 livres the second and third year of the contract. | Chalifour, Paul (I5834)
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| 20239 | Paul Vachon, notary | Family F2936
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| 20240 | Paul Vachon, notary, drew up the contract. Present for Marie were Jean Mathieu and Anne du Tertre, brother-in-law and sister of Marie; Charles du Tertre, brother of Marie, Jacques Goulet and Marguerite Mulier, maternal uncle and aunt; Rene Goulet and Catherine LeRoux, cousins; Adrien Hayot and Marie Madeleine Guion, neighbors. Present for Mathurin were Nicolas Huot de Saint-Laurent, clerk of the seigneurie of Beaupre and the Ile d'Orleans. The dowry was 300 livres tournois. Official witnesses were Charles Henou and Martin Huan. | Family F2727
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| 20241 | Paul Vachon, notary. | Family F836
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| 20242 | Paul Vachon, notary. | Family F1875
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| 20243 | Paul Vachon, notary. | Family F1888
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| 20244 | Paul Vachon, notary. | Family F1890
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| 20245 | Paul Vachon, notary. | Family F1891
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| 20246 | Paul Vachon, notary. | Family F4027
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| 20247 | Paul Vachon, royal notary. Present at the signing were Nicolas Delaunay and Antoinette Durand, parents of Francoise, and Jean Arrive, macon. | Family F2633
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| 20248 | Pelletier (Lirette), Yvette 1918-1998 De St-Hubert (Lafleche), le 16 aout 1998, a l'age de 80 ans, est decedee Yvette Lirette, epouse de feu Robert Pelletier. Elle laisse dans le deuil ses trois enfants, Madeleine (Rolland Lamontagne), Liliane (Claude Gauthier) et Denis (Marie Dion), ses petits-enfants, Mario, Carole, Stephane, Eric, Johanne, Chantal, ses arriere-petits-enfants, Josianne, Simon et Tommy, sa soeur, Irene Boutin, son frere, Rene, beaux-freres, belles-soeurs, neveux, nieces, autres parents et amis(es). Exposee a: La Maison Darche, St. Hubert. Les funerailles seront celebrees le mercredi 19 aout a 14 heures, en l'eglise St-Jean-Eudes, 2000 boul. Marie, St-Hubert et de la au cimetiere de St. Hubert, lieu de la sepulture. Heures des visites: le mardi 18 aout de 15 a 17 heures et de 19 a 22 heures, mercredi des 11 heures. Des dons a la Societe canadienne du cancer, seraient apprecies. | Lirette, Yvette Marie (I8650)
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| 20249 | Pelletier, Chas autowkr h 1219 23d | Raymond, Marie Laurentine (I2450)
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| 20250 | Pelletier, Chas autowkr h 1219 23d | Pelletier, Charles Eugene (I2451)
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