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Matches 21,551 to 21,600 of 23,145
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| 21551 | Riverside Cemetery | Leonard, Mary A. (I295)
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| 21552 | Riverside Cemetery | McGuire, Bridget (I3080)
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| 21553 | Robert was received a concession of land from Father Jean De Laplace. The land measured 3 arpents of frontage by 20 in depth. It was located between Beauport and Quebec. | Drouin, Robert (I964)
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| 21554 | Robert and Madeleine lived at Chateau Richer, L'Ange Gardien, Pointe aux Trembles and Pointe aux Ecureuils. | Page, Robert (I13216)
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| 21555 | Robert and Marie lived on the "farm of the Jesuit Fathers, called Notre-Dame de Bon Secours. | Drouin, Robert (I964)
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| 21556 | Robert and partner Jean Poulin entered into an agreement with the nuns of Quebec. They were to deliver 1000 pine boards to Quebec before the feast of Saint-Jean the following year. They would each receive 250 livres for their work. Notary Rageot drew up the contract. | Pare, Robert (I1596)
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| 21557 | Robert bought 5 arpents in frontage by a league in depth from Julien Fortin de Bellefontaine for 500 livres. The land is located to the east of the present village of Sainte-Anne. According to Abbot Caron "Sainte-Anne-de-Petit-Cap was just being colonized; everything was still very primitive when Robert Caron went there to settle. The colonists were paralyzed by fear of the Iroquois. They felt themselves to be so far away, so abandoned, without a chapel, without a priest to encourage and lead them. However, a Jesuit missionary did come to visit them a few times a year. He celebrated Holy Mass and administered the sacrements in private homes." | Caron, Robert (I1626)
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| 21558 | Robert Delabarge, f rom the parish of Colombiers, diocese of Bayeux; son of Jacques Delabarge and Marie Poitevin. | Laberge, Robert (I11734)
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| 21559 | Robert did not know how to write but would make his mark, a carpenter's square shaped like an "L", on documents such as the one drawn up by notary Audouart. | Pare, Robert (I1596)
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| 21560 | Robert E McCoy Accompanied by: cousin Franklin E. McCoy Age: 33 years, 2 months Occupation: R Merchant Place of birth: Detroit, Mich Citizenship: USA Race: Irish Read/write: yes Language: english Money shown: $30.00 Last permanent address: USA, Detroit Destination: Detroit, Mich Passage paid by: self Ever in US: yes, from date of birth Relative: wife - Violet, 5536 Field Ave., Detroit, Mich Height: 5'6" Completion: med. Hair: brown Eyes: blue Name & address of relative in country where alien came: Jerry O'Conell, Maidstone, Can | McCoy, Robert Emmett (I39)
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| 21561 | Robert E. McCoy 8940 Oakland Ave Detroit birthplace: Detroit, Mich - Race: Irish Object in coming to Canada: to reside for summer Occupation: furniture dealer Money in possession: $500 Destined to: own house at Belleperche Place, Riverside, Sandwich, Ont. RR ticket from Detroit to Walkersville | McCoy, Robert Emmett (I39)
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| 21562 | Robert Emmet listed as a furniture dealer on birth certificate for daughter Alyce in 1922. 1922 City Directory - McCoy Bros Jas C McCoy pres R E McCoy v-pres A A McCoy sec-treas furn 8940-42 Oakland ave 1923 City Directory - McCoy Bros (Jas C, Robt E, Wm J and Mrs. Alice A) furn 8942 Oakland ave | McCoy, Robert Emmett (I39)
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| 21563 | Robert entered into a contract on 25 March 1640 with the order of the Dames Hospitalieres for 7,000 bricks to be delivered "on the shore of the river near Beauport just opposite his workyard". Robert was paid "two poinsons of wheat". | Drouin, Robert (I964)
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| 21564 | Robert Gauthier Robert Gauthier, 56 of Detroit, a former Bark River resident, died early in Detroit following a short illness. He was born April 5, 1916 in Ford River and he had resided in Detroit for the past 25 years where he was employed as a bookkeeper. Mr. Gauthier was a graduate of St. Joseph High School, Escanaba and Cloverland Commerical College. He was a member of Holy Rosary Church in Detroit. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Thomas (Ruth) LaMotte of Birmingham, Mrs. George (Audrey) Bayer of Port Orchard, Wash., and Mrs. Donald (Theresa) Peters of Porteville, Calif.; two brothers, Harvery of Bloomfield Hills and David of Detroit. Friends may call at the Boyle Funeral Chapel from 4 to 9:30 p.m. Friday and furneral services are tentatively set for Saturday. | Gauthier, Robert Joseph (I13)
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| 21565 | ROBERT J. McCOY - A Buick employee and lifelong Detroiter, Mr. McCoy, 26, died Thursday in Henry Ford Hospital. Mr. McCoy, of 18228 Cherrylawn, was agraduate of the University of Detroit. For 2 1/2 years he had been employed in the customer relations department of a Buick retail outlet. Surviving are his wife, Mary Lou; a daughter, Colleen; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy; his grandmother, Mrs. Alice McCoy, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday in the Haley Funeral Home, 16065 Hamilton, Highland Park, and at 10 a.m. in the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Belmont and Woodward. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. | McCoy, Robert John (I4194)
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| 21566 | Robert Joseph Gauthier Died 14 Nov 1972, Highland Park, Wayne County Born 5 Apr 1916, Michigan Never married Bookkeeper, Real Estate Residence: 4235 Avery, Detroit Father, John Gauthier; Mother, Laura Nadeau Informant: Mrs. Russell LaMotte Cerebral anoxia, tulmanating pulmonary edemia, acute congestive heart failure (by injury) Burial: Bark River Cemetery, Bark River, Mich | Gauthier, Robert Joseph (I13)
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| 21567 | Robert lived "on the farm of the Jesuit Fathers, called Notre-Dame de Bon Secours". He was granted a concession of three arpents of frontage by 20 in depth. | Drouin, Robert (I3251)
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| 21568 | Robert McCoy, boards 94 Meldrum avenue, polisher | McCoy, Robert P. (I231)
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| 21569 | Robert owned a lot in the Upper-Town of Quebec. The lot had 90 feet of frontage by 126 in depth and was located on the rue Saint-Louis. He sold a portion of this lot for 30 livres to the Ursulines so they could enlarge their convent on the rue du Parlour. | Caron, Robert (I1626)
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| 21570 | Robert Page, 18 years | Page, Robert (I13216)
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| 21571 | Robert promised to "lease to Grouvel 200 bricks". During this time he also made planks, dry-docked the launch of Grouvel, and sowed the fields of his friends. | Drouin, Robert (I3251)
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| 21572 | Robert received 40 arpents of partly cleared land from the One Hundred Associates. The land was at Saint-Genevieve near Sillery. His neighbors were Louis Sedillot and Claude l'Archeveque. | Caron, Robert (I1626)
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| 21573 | Robert received a concession of land 3 arpents wide in the parish of Sainte-Famille. Nine months later on 11 November, he sold the land to Philippe Paquet for 220 livres. | Laberge, Robert (I11734)
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| 21574 | Robert received a land grant from Olivier Le Tardif that consisted of 6 arpents of frontage by 126 in depth. Notary Morel signed the document. | Drouin, Robert (I3251)
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| 21575 | Robert received a land grant from Olivier Le Tardif which consisted of 6 arpents of frontage by 126 in depth. | Drouin, Robert (I964)
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| 21576 | Robert received a plot of land from the Jesuits that consisted of 2 arpents of frontage and a depth of 20 arpents. It was located between Jean Lanqueteau and Jean Poisson. | Drouin, Robert (I3251)
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| 21577 | Robert rented the Jean Espaisse house to Guillaume Lemieux for 45 livres "for each of the said two years". | Pare, Robert (I1596)
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| 21578 | Robert sent Etienne Lessard to Quebec as his representative in defending the site deed for the Jean Espaisse house. This house had a foyer, a cellar and an attic and was located between Toussaint Toupin and Noel Pinguet. | Pare, Robert (I1596)
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| 21579 | Robert sold his land at Longue-Pointe, which now include a house and cleared land, to Guillaume Couillard for 150 livres. Witnesses to this sale at Fort Saint-Louis, Quebec were Guillaume Tronquet and Michel Caron. | Caron, Robert (I1626)
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| 21580 | Robert sold part of the 90 feet of frontage by 126 in depth lot that he owned in Upper-Town, Quebec City to Nicolas Bonhomme. | Caron, Robert (I1626)
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| 21581 | Robert took part in the building of the second church at Sainte-Anne. The account books state "paid robert pare for one day of hauling wood thirty sols". | Pare, Robert (I1596)
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| 21582 | Robert Villancour, age 53, from Guimpe | Vaillancourt, Robert (I4543)
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| 21583 | Robert Villeancour, 55 years, residence St-Nicolas | Vaillancourt, Robert (I4543)
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| 21584 | Robert was first mentioned in a document that stated he owed Michel Blanot 283 livres for delivery of merchandise. | Pare, Robert (I1596)
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| 21585 | Robert, along with some other people from Beauport, was accused of plotting to kill James Bourguignon. James had sued them in the court at Quebec. They were not prosecuted. | Drouin, Robert (I3251)
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| 21586 | Robinson, Alice Mrs, h 131 Baldwin av pg 1820 | Riley, Alice Agnes (I48)
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| 21587 | Robinson, John W, lab, h 131 Baldwin av. pg 1931 | Robinson, John Willard (I4196)
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| 21588 | Rodolphe Hayot, from: paroisse de St-Jean, Mortagne, eveche de Sez, France. | Hayot, Rodolphe (I9653)
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| 21589 | Roger was a PVT, in Company I, 330th Infantry Regiment, 83rd Division. He arrived in Europe on April 3, 1944. The 83 Division landed at Omaha Beach around 19 June 1944. They had been lying offshore in the English Channel for almost a week due to rough weather. Conditions were terrible and many soldiers were seasick. The Division assembled near Bricqueville, Normandy. They moved west and arrived at Carentan on 26 June 1944 where they relieved the 101st Airborne. The 83rd Division left Carentan on 4 July and moved toward Sainteny. It should have been a short march of four miles but turned into six days of heavy fighting. They fought their way through swamps that were created by the Germans by flooding the fields. The 330th Infantry repelled repeated enemy counterattacks. Around 8 July, during heavy rains, they fought their way through the Hedgerows. There were heavy casualties and it was during this fight through the hedgerows that Roger probably lost his life on 8 July 1944. | Raymond, Roger Aldege (I6)
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| 21590 | Roland and Florence moved to an apartment. | Raymond, Florence Leona (I11)
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| 21591 | Roland and Florence owned a house at 29564 Elmwood in Garden City, MI. Phone number was GA 1-3208. | Lirette, Roland Oliver (I190)
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| 21592 | Roland and Florence owned a house at 29564 Elmwood in Garden City, MI. | Raymond, Florence Leona (I11)
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| 21593 | Roland and Florence owned a house at 9336 Frederick, Livonia, MI 48150. | Raymond, Florence Leona (I11)
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| 21594 | Roland and Florence owned at house at 9336 Frederick, Livonia, MI 48150. | Lirette, Roland Oliver (I190)
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| 21595 | Roland and Florence traveled to Spain and Tangier, Africa with his sister Jeannine and her husband Charles Graham. | Lirette, Roland Oliver (I190)
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| 21596 | Roland belonged to the United Automobile, Aircraft and Agrigultural Implement Workers of America (UAW). He withdrew his membership on 15 Nov 1966 when he was promoted to a salaried position at Ford Motor Company. | Lirette, Roland Oliver (I190)
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| 21597 | Roland entered an apprenticeship for Tool & Die Making. The apprenticeship was through R & A Tool & Engineering Co., 24619 W. Warren Ave, Deaborn, Michigan. He worked for Paul A. Raymond, cousin of Florence Raymond Lirette. | Lirette, Roland Oliver (I190)
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| 21598 | Roland Oliver Lirette birth date - Jan 18, 1927 in Michigan height - 5' 7'; hair - brown; eyes - blue Issue date - Aug. 9, 1972 Expiration date - Aug 8, 1977 | Lirette, Roland Oliver (I190)
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| 21599 | Roland worked as a cost estimator at Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan. He retired on 1 Jul 1987. | Lirette, Roland Oliver (I190)
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| 21600 | Romain Becquet | Family F3492
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