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| 21651 | Schaffer News - Family Picnic __ Schaffer, Mich. A picnic was held Sunday at Peterson's Tea Room for relatives of the Gauthier and Racicot families. Those who were present are Mr. and Mrs. John Gauthier and family of Bark River, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker of Neenah, Wis., Mrs. Delia Bodette, Mr. Harry Leclair of Escanaba, Mrs. Emma Failla of Chicago, Mrs. Georgiana Racicot and father Telesphare Gauthier of Nadeau, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Seymour of Iron Mountain, Sister M. Germaine of Palm Beach, Fla., Sister M. Columbine of Ypsilanti, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Racicot and family of Schaffer. | Gauthier, John Gregory (I7)
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| 21652 | Schaffter Cemetery | Gauthier, Mary (I4805)
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| 21653 | Sebastien acknowledged before notary Claude Herlin a debt of 145 livres 6 deniers for merchandise and other items that Pierre Boucher, Sieur de Grosbois sold to him. He promised to pay the debt in three installments of 48 livres 6 sols 10 keniers in beaver pelts and grain. | Provencher, Sebastien (I3313)
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| 21654 | Sebastien leased the house and land of Louis Lefebvre dit Lagroix for four years. Lefevbre would include two beasts, a cow and male calf. Sebastien had to clear an arpent of land each year and would be paid forty-five livres for labor. The rent was 20 minots of French wheat and 5 minots of Indian corn to be paid each year. | Provencher, Sebastien (I3313)
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| 21655 | Sebastien received two arpents of frontage by forty in depth from Father Claud-Jean Allouez, the Jesuit Superior. He must make a home on the property and would be allowed to hunt and fish on the land. The rent was two bushels of wheat, two deniers and a capon, to be paid each Feast of Saint-Martin or 11 November. | Provencher, Sebastien (I3313)
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| 21656 | Sebastien sold his double lots to Martin Foisy for ten minots of Indian corn, plus twenty minots of wheat due the next Christmas. | Provencher, Sebastien (I3313)
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| 21657 | Sebastien took "temporary lodgings" on the south bank of the river on four arpents of frontage in the seigneury of Charles Legardeur de Villiers. | Provencher, Sebastien (I3313)
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| 21658 | Sebastien was a farmer for Pierre Boucher on the Ile Saint-Joseph. | Provencher, Sebastien (I3313)
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| 21659 | Sebastienne Villon, from: Verdille pres de La Rochelle, 63 years, spouse of Choret (le pere). | Veillon, Sebastienne (I1820)
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| 21660 | sec 10; lot 233; space 7 7/11/1946 | O'Dell, Benjamin Lestock (I5250)
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| 21661 | sec 10; lot 233; space 8 | Minch, Margaret A. (I5330)
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| 21662 | sec 15, lot 822, space 8, 2/22/1946 | Reilly, Bridget "Bid" (I309)
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| 21663 | sec 15, lot 900, space 6 | Flanagan, Patrick (I3065)
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| 21664 | sec 18; lot 67-B, space 1 - 1/28/1948 | Spickett, William (I5352)
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| 21665 | sec 21, lot 1423, space 6 - 10/14/1946 | Barry, Joseph (I5370)
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| 21666 | sec 21, lot 1423, space 7 - 3/19/1953 | Flannery, Ellen "Helen" S. (I5362)
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| 21667 | sec 27, lot 86, space 10 - 4/12/1950 | Lynch, Michael T. (I5369)
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| 21668 | sec 27; lot 86; space 9 8/26/1947 | Flannery, Mary F. "Mamie" (I5365)
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| 21669 | sec 33, lot 295, space 2 - 2/11/1920 | McDowell, George A. (I371)
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| 21670 | sec 33, lot 295, space 3 - 3/12/1912 | Reilly, Mary (I242)
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| 21671 | sec 33, lot 295, space 5 - 2/5/1920 | McDowell, Helen Virginia (I5402)
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| 21672 | sec 33, lot 295, space 6 - 8/10/1912 | McDowell, Margaret (I5401)
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| 21673 | sec 34, lot 12, space 10 - 6/4/1963 | McHugh, Philip Alered (I3086)
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| 21674 | sec 34, lot 12, space 12 | McHugh, Anna "Annie" G. (I3083)
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| 21675 | sec 34, lot 12, space 13 - 10/1/1985 | Sullivan, Verna Mary (I5385)
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| 21676 | sec 34, lot 12, space 2 - 9/21/1906 | McHugh, Mary "Mae" Agnes (I3088)
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| 21677 | sec 42, tier 8, space 582 - 4/14/1913 | McDowell, Frederick (I5407)
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| 21678 | sec 5, tier 14, space 22 - 8/22/1911 | McDowell, Baby (I5406)
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| 21679 | sec 57, tier 7, space 702 - 8/23/1934 | McDowell, George (I376)
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| 21680 | second part of record missing - no death date | Lirette, Eldege Oscar Antoine (I13400)
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| 21681 | second person to die of a malignant fever | Gravel, Francoise (I2788)
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| 21682 | Secrets to a long marriage Couple marking 70 years says kiss, apologize by Jim Totten He was a "know-it-all" with a fast car and a big mouth. She was a young pretty woman who didn't like being laughed at. The first time Sarah Raymond and Ray Raymond met in the early 1940s in the front of her house in Detroit, it certainly wasn't love at first sight. Her brother wanted her to go out with his best friend, Ray Raymond, but she wasn't having anything to do with the young man who liked driving his 1939 Mercury convertible 100 mph. Ray Raymond said his future wife was "stuffy", but he still remembers the first time he saw her. "She was wearing a very pretty, polka-dots, brown dress, and she really fitted in that", he said. Despite their differences, the two ended up dating and later married in 1942. They had 10 children, one of whom died at birth. They both worked to support the family - she operated beauty shops; he did construction. Last month, the Howell Township couple celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary. Both are 90. They live with their daughter, Janet Weitzel, and her husband Dave. What kept them together all these years? "We never went to bed without kissing each other and saying we're sorry," Sarah Raymond said. Both said their faith in God and talking with each other helped them weather the tough times, and there were plenty of them. They nearly lost three of their kids to sickness or medical conditions. He served more than two years as a gunner in the U.S. Navy during World War II. "Jesus helped a lot," Ray Raymond said, adding he would often say a little prayer. Both recalled how their large families struggled in Detroit during the Depression. He came from a family of 10 children and she came from a family of 15 kids. They used to visit food banks and had only one pair of shoes, provided through the government. At 15, Ray Raymond signed up for the Civilian Conservation Corps to work building bridges and roads as well as cutting trees in the Upper Peninsula. From the $1 a day he was paid, he was able to keep $5 per month for himself. The rest was sent to his family back in Detroit. She said her siblings were used to sharing their belongings, including the two bikes for the entire family. "We just shared everything," she said. "You did with what you had at the house." Although they had very little, she said they never (page 4 - Couple marks milestone) felt like "put-downs," meaning children who only had ragged, dirty clothing. She said her mother sewed their clothing and always made sure they were clean. During the 1940s, she opened her first beauty shop in Detroit - and at one time, owned seven shops. Her husband helped her at the shops for a while, but he later decided to go into construction. The couple moved to the Howell area in 1969, two years after the 1967 Detroit race riots. Although the couple ended up with a large family, it was a struggle in the early years of their marriage. Janet Weitzel said her mother had seven years of miscarriages before getting pregnant, and the first one was stillborn. In her next pregnancy, the child died at birth. Sarah Raymond said she remembers screaming for her child and wondering why they didn't bring her baby to her. The couple now has 29 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Although they've slowed down, the couple try to stay active. Janet Weitzel said her mother still has her driver's license and will occasionally drive to the store. Her father will trim trees and helps spread mulch and gravel. In the winter, he still likes to shovel snow. "It was pretty amazing, the things they went through," she said. She said their faith and commitment kept their marriage strong. Plus, there's one other thing. "I think you have to (have a sense of humor) with 10 kids," she said. | Raymond, Raynald Harvey (I9)
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| 21683 | Section 04B, concession 0599 | Lirette, Henrietta Dolores (I1219)
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| 21684 | section 06 - concession 0877 | Levesque, Jeannette (I13371)
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| 21685 | section 07, concession 0189 | Lirette, Olivier Prosper (I1209)
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| 21686 | Section 10, lot 496, grave 1E | Raymond, Paul Emile (I2476)
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| 21687 | Section 10, lot 534, grave (10 ?) | Raymond, Gilbert Josephat (I19)
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| 21688 | Section 10, lot 534, grave 11 | Cholette, Dorina (I449)
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| 21689 | Section 11, adolescents, tier 2, grave 786 | Raymond, Lawrence (I2216)
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| 21690 | Section 11, adolescents, tier 2, grave 787 | Raymond, Yvette Margaret (I3395)
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| 21691 | Section 11, adolescents, tier 2, grave 788 | Raymond, Leonard (I3396)
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| 21692 | section 14; concession 349 | Lemelin, Marie-Jeanne (I751)
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| 21693 | section 14B; concession 364 | Lemelin, Aurore Alice (I4274)
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| 21694 | section 1R, concession 401 | Lemelin, Yvan Rodolphe (I14823)
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| 21695 | section 1R, concesstion 401 | Lemelin, Albert Emile (I4271)
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| 21696 | Section 22, lot 210, space 3 | Valliere, James A. (I5653)
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| 21697 | Section 22, lot 210, space 4 | Cottrell, Phoebe (I5654)
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| 21698 | Section 22, lot 252, grave (11?) | Ouellette, Jean Emile (I185)
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| 21699 | Section 22, lot 252, grave 12 | Raymond, Adela Theresa (I5)
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| 21700 | Section 22, lot 255, grave 12A | Raymond, Lucile Adela (I4)
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