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| 251 | Catherine was 3 weeks old on the 1671 census of Port Royal. She married Jacques Michel in 1688 in Port Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of the following: 1) Francois (1690-) md Anne Leger 2) Joseph (1697-) md Marie-Josephte Boudreau 3) Judith (1699-) md Paul Savoie 4) Marguerite (1702-) md Rene Martin 5) Jacques (1704-1764) md Jeanne Brault 6) Marie-Anne (1706-) md Ambroise Brault 7) Michel (1708-) 8) Pierre (1710-) md Anne-Marie Guilbault 9) Madeleine (1712-) md Joseph Guilbault 10) Paul (1714-1735) unmarried 11) Anne (1719-1742) md Olivier Egan Please note that her burial record has not been located and she is not listed on the Nova Scotia Archives site, however this is where they were living and had been for a number of years. | Comeau, Catherine (I11793)
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| 252 | Catherine was born in about 1662. She married Francois in 1676, in Port Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of the following: 1) Jacques (1677-) md Marie Doucet 2) Madeleine (1678-) md Clement Vincent 3) Marie (1686-) md (a) Alexandre Richard and (b) Jean Garceau 4) Isabelle (1690-) md (a) Michel Picote, (b) Yves-Yvon Maucaire, and (c) Etienne Comeau 5) Joseph (1691-) md (a) Rose Veronneau and (b) Catherine Brunet 6) Jeanne (1694-1751) md Augustin Comeau | Savoie, Catherine (I7740)
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| 253 | Cause of Death: Perished At Sea During A Storm geni.com geni.com\Laurent Granger, Sr. Also Known As: "Lawrence" Birthdate: circa 1643 Birthplace: Plymouth, Plymouth, England, United Kingdom Death: March 01, 1703 (56-64) Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada Place of Burial: Annapolis Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada Immediate Family: Son of Unknown Granger and Unknown Husband of Marie Marguerite Landry Father of Marie Lanoue (Granger); Pierre Granger, I; Jacques Louis Granger; Joseph Granger; René Joseph Granger; Claude Granger; Anne Granger; Laurent Granger, II; Marie Anne Jeanne Babineau and Marie Ane Melanson « less Occupation: moved to Port Royal, Canada 1667, Matelot, Sailor He was an English protestant colonist, originally from Plymouth, England. He arrived in Acadia around 1657 and became Catholic in order to marry Marie Landry around 1660. From the well researched book,Les famille Maillet du Comté de Kent & du sud-est du N.-B. by Julien Belley. ISBN 0-9681050-0-9 , Copyright 1996 - - - - - From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Granger-39 Biographie Laurent Granger, a young sailor from Plymouth, England, came to Acadia in the late 1650s during the English occupation. He married Marie, 17-year-old daughter of René Landry l'âiné and Perrine Bourg, at Port-Royal in c1667. Laurent had to convert to Catholicism to marry his Acadian girl. She gave him nine children, including five sons, all born in Port-Royal, who created families of their own. "Lawrence Granger, naquit en 1637, à Plymouth, Angleterre. II vient en Acadie entre 1659 et 1664. Peut-être avait-il d'abord émigré dans les colonies de la Nouvelle-Angleterre? En 1662, Sir Thomas Temple avait été créé baronet de la Nouvelle-Ecosse, nom que les Anglais avait donné à l'Acadie, dont ils s'étaient emparés en 1654, sans y laisser de garnison, toutefois. Temple, qui demeure à Boston, y recrute des colons pour sa nouvelle baronnie. Lawrence Granger, que le recensement de 1671 qualifiera de matelot, vint peut-être sur le navire de Temple, qui mènera des colons anglais, écossais et hollandais à Port-Royal en 1664. Sur ce navire viennent également Geyrets (Michel) de Forest, Jan Pietr (Jehan Pître) et Roger Kessy (Quessy). En 1666, à Port-Royal, il épouse Marie Landry, fille de René Landry, l'Aisné, et de Perrine Bourg. A cette occasion, Lawrence, qui devait être protestant, comme tous les colons de la Nouvelle-Angleterre, dut se convertir au catholicisme. Son prénom de Lawrence est francisé en Laurent. Marie Landry était âgée de 18 ans: elle était née à Port-Royal en 1648. De l'union de Laurent GRANGER et Marie LANDRY naquirent 9 enfants: Marie Marguerite, Pierre, Jacques, Joseph, René, Claude, Marie, Anne et Laurent. L'un des premiers recensements de Port-Royal en 1671 indique que Laurent Granger est matelot et âgé de trente-quatre ans. Marie Landry, son épouse a vingt-quatre ans. Ils ont alors deux enfants: Marguerite, trois ans et Pierre 9 mois. Ils possèdent cinq bêtes à cornes, six brebis et ont quatre arpents labourables. Cette année-là, Colbert envoie en Acadie une cinquantaine de nouveaux colons et on assiste à la fondation de Beaubassin, Grand-pré, la Rivière aux Canards, Pisiguit et Cobéquid qui sont des lieux que l'on retrouve encore actuellement en Nouvelle- Ecosse. En 1693, le recensement de Port-Royal précise que cinq enfants de ce couple GRANGER / LANDRY vivent encore au foyer. Ils possèdent alors 15 bêtes à cornes, 20 brebis, 12 cochons, 12 arpents et 2 fusils. La guerre entre la France et l'Angleterre continue, et l'Acadie est rendue à la France par le traité de Ryswick (1697). C'est durant cette période que décède Laurent GRANGER. Son épouse décède en 1719 à l'âge de 70 ans".[2] Sources 1671 Acadian Census at Port Royal: Laurent GRANGER, 34, wife Marie LANDRY 24; Children: Marguerite 3, Pierre 9 months; cattle 5 sheep 6. 1678 Acadian Census at Port Royal: The Widow Joffreau. Laurans Granger Marie Landry, 4 acres, 6 cattle, 1 gun, 4 boys: age 9- born 1669; 6-1672, 4-1674, 2-1676: 1 girl: age 11- born 1667. 1686 Acadian Census at Port Royal: Laurens GRANGER 46, Marie LANDRY 36; children: Marguerite 18, Pierre 16, Jacques 14, Rene 10, Claude 8, Marie 6, Anne 2; 1 gun, 3 arpents, 8 cattle, 6 sheep, 6 hogs. [1700 Census at Port Royal]: Laurens GRANGER 57; Marie LANDRY (wife) 50; Claude 21; Laurens 12; Anne 16; 12 cattle, 21 sheep, 12 arpents, 1 gun. [1703 Census at Port Royal]: Widow GRANGER, 2 boys, 2 arms bearers. ? Dictionnaire Genealogique,S.A.White,Vol.1.Pg.761 ? Léopold Lanctôt, via Nos Origines. Note: Lanctôt's work is often unreliable, so it should only be used in conjunction with primary sources and/or the work of Stephen White. Research Notes http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=katheriot&id=I1764 NAME-BIRTH-OCCUPATION-IMMIGRATION-MARRIAGE-CHILDREN: Bon a Arsenault, HISTOIRE ET GENEALOGIE DES ACADIENS, vols. 1-6 ; 1630-1775; Ottawa, Lemeac, 1965; p. 583 (Port Royal); own copy. Laurent GRANGER, he was a seaman ("matelot"), born in 1637, originally from Plymouth, England. He arrived in Acadia around 1659, married around 1666 to Marie LANDRY , daughter of Rene' & Perrine BOURG; eight children are listed. BIRTH-MARRIAGE-CHILDREN: Adrien Bergeron, LE GRAND ARRANGE MENT DES ACADIENS AU QUEBEC; 1600-1889; vol. 1; p. 47 & 51 ; copy sent by Gisele Gregoire-Rustenburg in Jun 1995. Lawrence [Laurent on p. 51] GRANGER was born in 1637 in Plymouth, England; married around 1659 [1666 on p. 51] at Port Royal to Marie LANDRY, daughter of Rene' & Perrine BOURG. Eight children are listed. BIRTH: Rene Perron, "Sur la trace du pionnier Acadien Laur ent Granger," in LES CAHIER DE LA SOCIETE HISTORIQUE ACADIE NNE; ; vol. 15, nos. 2 & 3 (1984); pp. 40-56; copy sent by Gisele Gregoire-Rustenburg in Jun 1995. Makes a provision al conclusion that Laurent came not from France, but from Plymouth in MA, near Boston and Cape Cod. Acknowledgments Thank you to Liza Miller for creating WikiTree profile Granger-990 through the import of Liza_s Family Tree.ged on Dec 1, 2013. | Granger, Lawrence Laurent (I2609)
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| 254 | Cecil Joseph Comeau October 15, 1927 - November 29, 2020 Share this obituary Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share in Email Sign Guestbook| View Guestbook Entries| Send Sympathy Card COMEAU, Cecil J. ? Age 93, of Au Logis d?Meteghan, Meteghan, passed away Sunday, November 29, 2020 in Yarmouth Regional Hospital. Born in Belmont, Mass., he was a son of Canadian parents, the late Désiré and Antoinette (Saulnier) Comeau. Born in Belmont Mass., in 1927, and moved to Meteghan in 1930, where he grew up. He met his wife of 74 years, Irene Thibodeau while working at the family business E.M. Comeau & Sons. Cecil returned to the USA with his young family for work until 1963. He then returned home to Meteghan, to become partner in a new family business, Meteghan Woodworkers, where they worked tirelessly until it was destroyed by fire in 1978. Cecil resumed work at E.M. Comeau& Sons until his retirement. He always kept busy with gardening, tinkering in his workshop, and jigsaw puzzles. He was a dedicated blood donor for over 35 years. He was a member of Knight?s of Columbus, past president of Meteghan Fire Dept., past president of Mavillette New Horizons, and enjoyed participating in senior games, especially bowling and card games. Cecil was a kind, loving, gentle, quiet family man. He is survived by his wife of 74 years, Irene; children, Raymond (Xiulin), Ronnie (Theresa), Allen (Janice), Lisa (Lenny) Comeau, Paul (Glenda); Janine (Rick) Purdy; siblings, Harold (the late Doris), Jeannette (the late Jack) Connelly, Sister Sarah Comeau, Roy (Norah), Louis (Clarice), Edmond (Louise), Jeanne (the late Robert) Fortin; sister-in-law, Mariette Comeau; grandchildren, Gina, Suzanne, Clarisse, Kaitlyn, Michel, Alex, Stacy; great-grandchildren, Mateo and Mélodie. He was predeceased by his son, Nil at birth; brothers, Gerald and Victor (May). Visitations will be held in Meteghan Funeral Home from 2-4 & 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, December 1, followed by cremation. Due to the current Covid-19 Pandemic provincial restrictions, a private mass will be held in Stella Maris Church, Meteghan, with Rev. Mathieu Agbaya officiating. Burial will follow in the parish cemetery. Donations in Cecil?s memory may be made to a charity of your choice. | Comeau, Cecil Joseph (I10148)
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| 255 | Celeste Marie Deveau October 17, 1926 - December 13, 2019 Share this obituary Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share in Email Sign Guestbook| View Guestbook Entries| Send Sympathy Card DEVEAU, Celeste ? Age 93 of Meteghan, passed away peacefully with her family by her side, Friday, December 13, 2019, in Yarmouth Regional Hospital. Born in Meteghan River, she was a daughter of the late Leonard and Sarah (LeBlanc) d?Entremont. She is survived by daughters, Carmen Robichaud, St. Alphonse; Claudette Babin, Meteghan; Dianne Deveau (Gary), Meteghan; Paulette (Clyde) Deveau, Mavillette; son, Roland (Nancy) Deveau, Meteghan; grandchildren, Alain, Roland, Jeannine, Vickie, Marc, Corey, Rejean, Justin, Stephanie; great-grandchildren, Julian, Melodie, Jacob, Esmae. She was predeceased by her husband, Victor; son, Alain; sisters, Sister Anna d?Entremont and Rosaline Boudreau. Visitations will be held Sunday, December 15, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. in Meteghan Funeral Home. Funeral on Monday at 11 a.m. in Stella Maris Church, Meteghan, Rev. Honoré Kouassi officiating. Burial will follow in parish cemetery. | d'Entremont, Celeste Marie (I2824)
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| 256 | Celestine Thibodeaux, Daughter of Jean Baptiste Thibodeaux & Marie Azelie Richard. Wife of Joseph Antoine Duplechain. Mother of; Jean Baptiste, Coralie, Celestina, Marie Doralise, Joseph, Joseph Philipe, Elodie, Zephyrin, Emelie, Leonie & Marie Alida Duplechain. | Thibodeaux, Celestine (I5163)
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| 257 | CENSUS: 1686, Beaubassin, Acadia, age 3 years, [She is the child of second wife Magdelaine DUGAS. The 3 older children are of father's first marriage.] | Bourgeois, Madelaine Jeanne (I4004)
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| 258 | CHAISSON, Rita The death occurred at the Western Hospital, Alberton on Sunday June 7, 2020, surrounded by her loving family of Rita Chaisson, Western Road aged 67 years. Beloved common-law wife of Edward Richard. She was born in Alberton on June 12, 1952, the daughter of the late Alphy and Mae (Dugay) Gaudet. Loving mother to Ricky Chaisson (Erin), Summerside and Rachel Butler (Troy), St. Edward. Cherished grandmother to Tyson, Martina, Brianna, Leandra and Tyra, great grandmother to Canyon, Creed, Cayson, Cruze, Paisley, Karlee and Oliver. Dear sister to Stella Gallant (Phillip), Bernadette Gallant (Gerard), Alice Gallant (Edlow), Theresa Arsenault, Francis Gaudet (Claudia), Henry Gaudet (Phyllis), Leo Gaudet (Shirley), Peter Gaudet, Pat Gaudet (Debbie), sister-in-law Ruth Gaudet, brother-in-law Irving Laviolette and special friend Beatrice Martin. She was predeceased by parents Alphy and Mae, son Troy, brother George and sister Dora. Resting at the West Prince Funeral Home, 522 Thompson Road. Due to health restriction currently in place there will be no public visiting hours. Private family funeral will be held at the Immaculate Conception Church, Palmer Road. Interment will be in the church cemetery. www.peifuneralcoops.com | Gaudet, Rita (I8791)
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| 259 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Robicheau, Charles (I10374)
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| 260 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F3977
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| 261 | Charles A. Bernardi, 47, of 109 Second Street, died at 6 o'clock this morning, Apr. 3, 1935, at the Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his widow, Grace; three sons, Vincent, Martin and Joseph; a daughter, Helen; his mother, Mrs. Helen Bernardi of Italy; three sisters and a brother in Italy. Published in Ithaca Journal Wed., April 3, 1935 | Bernardi, Charles A. (I1591)
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| 262 | Charles died en route to France during the Acadian expulsion. He married Angelique Doiron on 3 October 1718, in Grand-Pré, Acadie. They are the parents of the following: 1) Anastasie (1718-) md Francois Thibodeau 2) Anne (1727-) md Pierre Richard 3) Madeleine (1729-) md Jean-Jacques Quemine 4) Charles (1730-) md Marguerite Bujold 5) Honore (1730-1801) md (a) Isabelle Bujold and (b) Judith Fouquet 6) Marie-Josephe (1734-) md (a) Jean Daigle and (b) Jean-Elie Thibodeau 7) Jean (1736-1815) md Madeleine-Charlotte LeBaron 8) Joseph (1740-) unmarried | Thériot, Charles (I13299)
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| 263 | Charles Francis Buhler Charles Francis Buhler, 88, Topeka, Kansas, died December 26, 2016, from acute myeloid leukemia. Charlie was born April 2, 1928, in Maryville, MO, the oldest child of Paul and Helen Tobin Buhler. Charlie graduated from Conception Abbey and St. Benedict s College. He served in the U.S. Army in Korea. He returned and soon was employed by Sheridan Clayton Paper Company, in St. Joseph, where he met Patricia O Connell. Charlie married Pat June 16, 1956, at St. Joseph s Co-Cathedral Catholic Church. Charlie and Pat moved from St. Joseph to Topeka in January 1967, and lived in the same house since moving there. Charlie was a paper salesman for 40 years, mostly for Nationwide Papers in Topeka, retiring in 1993. He was a lifetime member of the Knights of Columbus, Council No. 8059. Volunteering and giving back was a big part of their lives. While their sons attended Hayden High School, Pat and Charlie became a key part of the alumni and fundraising efforts at Hayden. For over 30 years, Bingo Charlie and Pat worked Hayden PACE auctions, bingo and concession stands. A scholarship was created in their honor at Hayden in 2007. They also led pre-marriage classes, assisted with the St. Lawrence Center in Lawrence, KS and he and Pat were mentors and confidants to dozens of their neighborhood kids and sons friends. Charlie s mantra when dropping off his five boys to grade school as well as to his grandkids today has always been Do Some Good! Charlie set an outstanding example of doing good in his lifetime! Charlie was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years Pat in 2010, his parents, and a sister Joan Buhler. He is survived by sons, Paul (Sherry) Shawnee, KS; Brian (Laurie) Topeka, KS; John, Dallas, TX; David (Gwin) Topeka, KS; and Mark (Becky) Greeley, CO; and grandchildren: Shannon; Mandi and Skylor; Chelsea (Drew), Emily (Brandon) and Brad; Ben, Chris (Nina) and Daniel; 2 great-grandsons, Luke and Eli; a brother, Bob Buhler, Northglenn, CO and a sister, Pat Derrickson, Bel Air, MD; many nieces and nephews; plus a large extended family. Visitation will be at Mater Dei Holy Name Catholic Church in Topeka Thursday, December 29, from 4-6:30 PM followed by a rosary at 6:30. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Mater Dei Holy Name Catholic Church Friday, December 30, at 10 AM. Interment will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Buhler Family Scholarship Fund, Hayden Catholic High School, 401 SW Gage Blvd, Topeka, KS 66606. Online condolences may be sent to www.kevinbrennanfamily.com. Charles F. Buhler To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in Topeka Capital-Journal on Dec. 28, 2016. | Buhler, Charles Francis (I13154)
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| 264 | Charles is the son of Antoine Babin and Marie Mercier. He married Madeleine Richard in about 1685, in Acadie. They are the parents of the following: 1) Rene (1692-) md Isabelle Gaudreau 2) Marguerite (1692-) md Antoine Dupuis 3) Pierre (1694-) md Madeleine Bourg 4) Claude (1698-1748) md Madeleine Dupuis 5) Jean (1700-1774) md Marguerite Theriault 6) Joseph (1702-) md Angelique Landry 7) Charles (1708-1733) md Anne-Marie Melanson | Babin, Charles (I10248)
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| 265 | Charles was born about 1694, as he was 57 years old when he died. He married Anne Theriault in 1712, in Acadie. They are the parents of the following: 1) Honore (1714-1793) md (a) Francois Boudreau and (b) Marie-Bonne Savary 2) Charles (1715-1758) md Marie-Madeleine Thibodeau 3) Joseph (1718-1798) md Francoise Forest 4) Jean-Baptiste (1725-1759) md Elisabeth Boudreau | Doiron, Charles (I14329)
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| 266 | Charles was born in the area of Pisiguit, Acadia, part of New France. | Landry, Charles (I11924)
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| 267 | Cherished husband of Marie "Rose" (Comeau), died peacefully on September 9, 2018, surrounded by family at age 85. Born June 11, 1933, to John Joseph and Gertrude Mary (Anderson) Napier, Paul grew up in Halifax and Purcells Cove. He attended St. Mary's High School and St. Mary's University, which he successfully represented as national junior doubles tennis champion. He enrolled in the Nova Scotia Technical College and obtained his P.Eng in Mechanical Engineering in 1955. A few years later he met Rosie Comeau from Comeauville, Digby Co. In 1962, they married. Paul will be missed by Rose and their children: Margaret Napier (Ken Booth), Andrew (Candyce Crawford), Paul (Lisa Ross), Daniel (Karen née Ayoung Chee), and Jennifer; grandchildren, Amy, Ben, Ian, Emily, Colleen, Ryan, Isabel, Michael, and Alec; and his younger brother, Murray (Halina). Paul is now reunited with his parents and four of his siblings: Ken, Jack, Bob, and Mary. Paul lived for many years with his family in Queensland, working the woodland property he loved and cooling off in the beautiful waters of St. Margarets Bay. In his final years, he received the most loving care from the wonderful staff of Shoreham Village. The family extends heartfelt thanks for their kindness. The family also wishes to recognize the warmth and concern shown for Paul over these years by the residents of St. Margarets Bay. A mass celebrating Paul's life will take place at 1 p.m. Saturday, September 15th in St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, 10243 Highway 3 in Hubbards, with a reception to follow. Memorial donations can be made to Alzheimer Society of Nova Scotia or Shoreham Village in Chester. I will hold my house in the high wood, Within a walk of the sea; And the men that were boys When I was a boy, Shall sit and drink with me. ~ Hilaire Belloc | Napier, Paul Gerard (I12818)
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| 268 | Children: Marguerite Melanson+ b. c 1701 Jean Baptiste Melanson pere+ b. c 1706, d. a 1763 Paul Melanson b. 7 Sep 1708 Pierre Melancon+ b. 24 Jun 1710, d. b 20 Jun 1763 Marie Josephe Melanson+ b. 8 Jan 1713, d. b 27 Jul 1767 Alexandre Melanson+ b. c 1717, d. bt 1767 - 1769 Jacques Melanson+ b. c 1718, d. b 1763 Cecile Melanson b. c 1720, d. b 1763 Madeleine Melanson b. 24 Feb 1720, d. b 11 Nov 1771 Etienne Melanson b. 11 Jul 1724 https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/collection/1030/tree/68974536/person/382029151115/media/1b0fcc54-45f9-440a-9d66-c6c3323b8e0b?_phsrc=qKV2366&usePUBJs=true | Dugas, Claude (I7160)
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| 269 | Children: Paul Melancon 1730-1771 Osite Melancon 1732-1803 Joseph Melancon 1734-1769 Jean Baptiste Melancon 1736-1814 Marguerite Blanch Melanson 1741-1835 Charles Honore Melancon 1743-1787 Marie Rose Melanson 1745-1781 Madeleine Melanson 1747-1787 Elizabeth Melanson 1763- Siblings: Marguerite Melanson+ b. c 1701 Paul Melanson b. 7 Sep 1708 Pierre Melancon+ b. 24 Jun 1710, d. b 20 Jun 1763 Marie Josephe Melanson+ b. 8 Jan 1713, d. b 27 Jul 1767 Alexandre Melanson+ b. c 1717, d. bt 1767 - 1769 Jacques Melanson+ b. c 1718, d. b 1763 Cecile Melanson b. c 1720, d. b 1763 Madeleine Melanson b. 24 Feb 1720, d. b 11 Nov 1771 Etienne Melanson b. 11 Jul 1724 | Melanson, Jean-Baptiste I (I12398)
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| 270 | Christopher Andrew Gaudet of Shirley; 54 SHIRLEY - Christopher Andrew Gaudet, 54, of Shirley, died Wednesday, March 20, 2019 unexpectedly. Christopher struggled with addition throughout his life. Over the past 11 months it had seemed that he had turned a corner and was making strides to overcome it. But addiction is without prejudice or mercy and those of us who love Chris are devastated that picking up a drug just "one last time" truly became the last time for him. Chris was born in Leominster, May 9, 1964, a son of Donald Joseph Gaudet and Carol (McMilleon) Gaudet. He was a graduate of Lunenburg High School and worked in construction, primarily in garage door service and installation. He was loved and is survived by his adored daughter, Chelsea Gaudet of Maui, HI, his mother Carol Gaudet of Lunenburg MA, his long-time life partner, Rosetta West of Shirley MA, his brothers John Gaudet of Whitefish MT and Thomas Gaudet of Rehoboth MA, his sisters, Dawn Gaudet-Logan of Franklin MA, Julie Gaudet of Lunenburg MA, Leslie Clark of New Gloucester, ME; two stepsisters, Tracy L. Lothrop of Concord, NH, Lisa Bergevin of Townsend MA; a stepbrother, Kevin Bergevin of Fitchburg MA and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his father, Joseph Gaudet, stepmother, Brenda (Bergevin) Gaudet, stepbrother, Brian Bergevin, nephew Ian Hartwell, Chelsea's mother, Hollie Walsh, and two beloved pet cats, Little Daughter and Cali the one-eyed Wonder Cat. Chris loved listening to music, and had a wide variety of tastes. His Spotify playlist included everyone from Led Zeppelin to Nickel Creek to Destiny's Child. He particularly loved the Beatles and John was his favorite. He believed Gladys Knight and Dolly Parton are "national treasures". He also enjoyed classic hard rock, "?REAL country, like Yoakam, and NOT just pop songs sung with southern accents", and he loved the song 'When I Think of You' by Janet Jackson. He enjoyed reading the daily newspapers, listening to WBUR and watching public television on WGBH, WGBX, and WSBE, especially Nature, Masterpiece, and Mystery. He also enjoyed watching TMZ, America This Morning (AKA 'news for insomniacs'), the classic detective shows Columbo and the Rockford Files, true crime shows, Svengoolie, and Amanpour & Company. He was a fan of the Buffalo Bills from back in the Jim Kelly days and rooted for them to win every week?at least when they were not playing the NE Patriots. Chris will be very much missed by the family and friends who loved him. Those who would like to honor his memory are encouraged to donate to WGBH (https://www.wgbh.org/support/donate) or their local public television station, to WBUR (https://www.wbur.org/support) or their local NPR station, to Sterling Animal Shelter, Inc.; 17 Laurelwood Avenue; Sterling, MA 01564 or any no-kill animal shelter. GAUDET - A funeral mass will be held on Friday, March 29 at 11 am in Our Lady of the Lake Church, 1400 Main Street, Leominster. Funeral arrangements are being made with the Silas F. Richardson & Son Funeral Home in Leominster MA. Please visit https://www.richardsonfuneralhome.net/ for information regarding the service or to leave condolences. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in Sentinel & Enterprise on Mar. 26, 2019. | Gaudet, Christopher Andrew (I11229)
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| 271 | Chronicle Herald - February 25, 1983 YARMOUTH - J. Edmund Landry, 97, of Yarmouth, and formerly of Amirault's Hall, died Thursday in Yarmouth Regional Hospital. Born in Amirault's Hill, he was a son of the late Remi and Madeline (Muise) Landry. He was a retired fisherman. He is survived by four daughters, Louise (Mrs. Gerald Gaudet), Evelyn (Mrs. Edward Doucette), Helen (Mrs. Clifford Hipson) and Lorraine (Mrs. Frank DeViller), all of Yarmouth; four sons, Ernie and Eddie, both of Amirault's Hill; Pius, Sand Beach, and Alcide, Yarmouth; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Lucy Saulnier, and five sons. The body is in Sweeny?s Funeral Home. Yarmouth. Funeral will be 10 a.m. Saturday in Notre Dame Church, Yarmouth, Rev. E. Mills officiating, with burial in Our Lady of Calvary Cemetery. Donations may be to the Victorian Order of Nurses. | Landry, John Edmond (I7467)
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| 272 | Chronicle Herald 08/08/1992 ATKINSON, Felton Joseph - 60, Plymouth, Yarmouth County, died August 6, 1992, in Victoria General Hospital. Born in Comeaus Hill, Yarmouth County, he was a son of the late Russell and Philomene (DeViller) Atkinson. He was a fisherman; member of Knights of Columbus Council 6505 and Msgr. W.E. Young Assembly. He is survived by his wife, the former Margaret Murphy; stepmother, Jennie, Nakile Nursing Home, Yarmouth County; two sons, Joseph, Lower Wedgeport; Claude, Plymouth; brother, Owen, Wedgeport; five sisters, Mrs. Rose Marie Surette, Wedgeport; Mrs. Rose Emma Nickerson, Corinne (Mrs. Gerald MacKenzie), both of Raynardton, Yarmouth County; Leonora (Mrs. Henry D'Entremont), Mrs. Agnes Jamieson, both of Pubnico. He was predeceased by a brother, Chester; two infant brothers. The body is in H.M. Huskilson's Funeral Home, Wedgeport, visiting 7-9 p.m. today, 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral will be 10:30 a.m. Monday in St. Michael's Church, Wedgeport, Rev. Roland Soucie officiating. Burial will be in parish cemetery. | Atkinson, Felton Joseph (I6697)
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| 273 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Aguirre, Rosbin (I29)
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| 274 | Claire is the daughter of Bernard Bourg and Francoise Brun. She was born in about 1671, in Acadie (she was 20 when she married). She married Bernard Dailge/Daigre in 1691, in Pisiguit, Nova Scotia. They are the parents of at least the following: 1) Bernard (1692-) md Angelique Richard 2) Pierre (1696-1759) md (a) Madeleine Gaudreau and (b) Marie-Louis Testard 3) Joseph-Simon md Madeleine Gaudreau 4) Jean-Baptiste (1698-1759) md (a) Marie-Madeleine Landry and (b) Marie-Anne Brault 5) Francois (1699-) md Marie Boudreau 6) Charles (1701-) md Francoise Doucet 7) Abraham (1705-) md Anne-Marie Boudreau 8) Marie-Claire (1709-1758) md Charles Hebert 9) Louis-Rene (1709-1757) md Madeleine Hebert 10) Amand (1712-) md Elisabeth Vincent She died in Pisiquid, Acadie. Please note: the name of this cemetery is also known as the Cemetery of "La Paroisse de la Sainte-Famille de Pisiquid". | Bourg, Marie Claire (I9015)
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| 275 | Claire Robichaux, widow of Jean-Baptiste Hébert dit Manuel, came to the colony with four children and a grandson. Claire did not remarry. She moved to the Attakapas District in the 1770s. Her children and grandson followed her there. Her daughters married into the Hébert, Martin, Milhomme, Oubre, and Verret families | Robichaud, Marie Claire (I10962)
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| 276 | Clara Marie Theriault March 31, 1919 - August 08, 2017 Share this obituary Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share in Email Sign Guestbook| View Guestbook Entries| Send Sympathy Card THERIAULT, Clara ? Age 98, of Belliveau Cove, passed away peacefully Tuesday, August 8, 2017, in Digby General Hospital surrounded by family. Born on Meteghan, she was a daughter of the late Fidèle and Lina (Comeau) Robichaud. Clara was a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. In her younger years, she enjoyed sewing and quilting. Later on in life, she developed a great passion for painting which took her into her own little world. She baked goodies, played cards and enjoyed the company of family and friends until her last days. She is survived by her son, Russell (Patricia), North Range; daughters, Carmella (the late Jerry) Bastarache, St. Bernard; Yvelle (Guy) LeBlanc, Saulnierville; Alvina (Michael) LeBlanc, Belliveau Cove; siblings, Phyllis (James) Saulnier, Meteghan Centre; Bernice Boudreau, Meteghan; Conrad (Thérèse) Robichaud, Meteghan Centre; sister-in-law, Agnes Theriault, Belliveau Cove; grandchildren, Paul (Jessica), Robert (Lindsay), Marc (Jasmine), Michelle (Ian), Josette (Byongchan), Louisette and Nadine (Marcel); great-grandchildren, Miguel, Lucy and a great-grandson in the near future. She was predeceased by her husband, Paul; grand-son, Daniel; brothers, Emile, Denis and Antoine; sisters, Lucie, Gertrude, Barbara and Anne-Marie. Arrangements have been entrusted to Meteghan Funeral Home. A funeral mass will be held Saturday, August 19, at 2 p.m. in St. Bernard Church with Rev. Honoré Kouassi officiating. Burial will follow in the parish cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donation may be made to a charity of your choice. The family will be forever grateful for the care given to Clara by Dr. Michelle Dow. SERVICES Funeral Mass Saturday, August 19, 2017 2:00 PM St. Bernard Church HWY 1 St. Bernard, NS Get Directions on Google Maps | Robichaud, Clara Marie (I3870)
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| 277 | Clarence Sonnier, age 92, was called home to his Heavenly Father at 12:55 p.m. on Thursday, April 30, 2009, at his residence in Gillis, LA, after a period of declining strength and health. Clarence was given to Horace and Oza Boulet Sonnier on May 26, 1916, in Iota, LA. On January 17, 1942, he was married to Verna Mae Cormier Sonnier, who greeted him in heaven. They were together for more than 59 years and had many joyous experiences, companionship, and raised their five children, whom they loved dearly. A lifelong resident of the Iowa-Lake Charles area, he was retired from the Lake Charles Court House and Hebert's Garage in Iowa, LA. Left behind to cherish his memories are his two sons, Donald James Sonnier, Sr. and wife, Margaret of Gillis and Clarence Stephen Sonnier and wife, Lisa of Carlyss; three daughters, Lerline Mae Babineaux of Sulphur, Rita Lois Credeur of Gillis, and Joyce Ann Hupperich of Lake Charles; two sisters, Nellie Dilbeck of Oklahoma and Shirley Gunderson of Freeport, TX; 20 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; eight great-great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews and other relatives whom he loved dearly. Preceding him in death was his wife, Verna Mae Cormier Sonnier, his grandson, Donald James Sonnier, Jr., his great-great-grandson, Andrew Sweeny, and his nine brothers and sisters. His funeral service will be held at 12 noon on Saturday, May 2, 2009, at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church in Lake Arthur. Msgr. Charles Dubois will officiate. Burial will follow in Andrus Cove Cemetery under the direction of Matthew and Son Funeral Home of Lake Arthur. Visitation will be held at the funeral home on Friday, from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m. and again on Saturday, from 8 a.m. until time of service. A rosary will be prayed Friday evening at 7 p.m. Pallbearers will be Nicholas Babineaux, Ernest Lee Babineaux, Steve J. Comeaux, Christopher B. Credeur, Tyler Sonnier, Charles Meaux and Cody Meaux. Honorary pallbearers are Hiram L. Babineaux, Richard Sonnier, Edwin Patrick and Jeffery Babineaux. Words of comfort may be shared with the family at www.matthews andsonfuneralhome.net. | Sonnier, Clarence (I11646)
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| 278 | Claude Bertrand and Catherine Pitre were married about 1685 in Port-Royal, Acadia (Nova Scotia). Their children born in Port-Royal, Acadia: Claude Bertrand born about 1686. Rene Bertrand born about 1688. Jean Baptiste Bertrand born about 1692. Marie Bertrand born about 1694. Jean Bertrand born about 1696. Pierre Bertrand born about 1697 Angelique Bertrand born March 1706. | Pitre, Catherine (I10821)
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| 279 | Claude de Lorraine, Duc de Guise, was the younger son of René II, Duc de Lorraine 1473-1508, Duc de Bar 1480-1508, and his wife, Philippa van Egmond. He was married at Paris on June 9, 1513 to Antoinette de Bourbon, with whom he had issue. He founded the Guise branch of the House of Lorraine. The Collégiale Saint-Laurent in Joinville, where he was originally interred, was completely destroyed during the French Revolution and his remains were removed to the Cimetière Chapelle Sainte Anne in Joinville. Fragments of his once magnificent tomb may be found on display at three sites: Chapel of Saint Claude, an annex of the Château du Grand Jardin in Joinville; Chaumont Museum of Art and History; and the Louvre. | Duc de Guise, Claude I de Lorraine (I14342)
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| 280 | Claude Goguen 1952-2019 Claude Goguen, 66, of Saint-Antoine, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family on Wednesday April 3, 2019 at the UHC Dr Georges-L. Dumont, Moncton. He was married to Dianne Williams Goguen. Born in Saint-Antoine, he was the son of Aline (Babineau) Goguen of Saint-Antoine and the late Aristide Goguen. He will be sadly missed by his wife Dianne, his mother Aline, his two sons; Gaétan of Indian Brook, NS and Julien (Denise) of Riverview as well as three grandchildren; Alicia, Faith and Alexandre. He also leaves to mourn two sisters; Majella Goguen of Saint-Antoine, Ginette Daigle (Réal) of Moncton, two brothers; Jean-Marc (Norma) of Saint-Antoine and Daniel (Lise) of Moncton as well as several nephews and nieces. Visitations will be held at the Saint-Antoine l?Ermite Roman Catholic Church Slumber Room, Saint-Antoine on Monday April 8, 2019 from 7 to 9 and on Tuesday from 2 to 3:45 pm. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at the Saint-Antoine Church on Tuesday April 9, 2019 at 4:00 pm with interment in the parish cemetery at a later date. In Claude?s memory, donations may be made to the CHU DUMONT Foundation. Funeral arrangements are in the professional care of Maillet Funeral Home, Bouctouche. www.mailletfuneralhome.ca Our most sincere sympathies to the family and friends of Claude Goguen 19522019.. maillet funeral home Death notice for the town of: Bouctouche, Province: Nouveau-Brunswick | Goguen, Claude (I5707)
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| 281 | Claude married Agnes Aucoin in 1703, in Canada. They are the parents of the following: 1) Anne (1705-1777) md Pierre Landry 2) Marie-Josephte (1707-1756) md Jean Leblanc 3) Jean-Baptiste (1709-1756) md Marie-Josephte Landry 4) Marie-Madeleine (1712-1755) md Jean-Baptiste Daigle 5) Pierre (1714-1756) md Marie-Josephte Dupuis 6) Cyprien (1718-1756) md Marguerite Landry 7) Charles (1722-1756) md Elisabeth Trahan 8) Francoise (1722-1773) md (a) Charles Trahan and (b) Michel Richard 9) Marguerite (1726-1770) md Simon-Pierre Leblanc 10) Simon-Joseph (1728-1752) md Francois Daigle He died in Rivière-aux-Canards, which is now known as Canard. | Theriault, Claude (I11294)
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| 282 | Claude married Cecile Dugas on 27 November 1709, Port Royal Acadie, in St-Jean Baptiste. They are the parents of the following (*verified with PRDH): 1) Marie (1710-) md Jean-Baptiste Martin 2) Vincent (1712-1752) md Marie Leger 3) Anne (1715-) md Pierre-Paul Doucet 4) Joseph (1719-) md Marguerite Pellerin 5) *Charles (1725-1807) md Marie-Josephe Lord 6) *Ambroise (1726-1810) md Marie Bergeron 7) Claude (1728-) md Anastasie Melanson 8) Claire (1730-) md Simon-Joseph Melanson | Brun, Claude (I7385)
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| 283 | Claude was a laborer, and in 1686, he was a Clerk to the Court. He married Catherine Bugaret in Acadie. They are the parents of the following: 1) Marguerite (1661-) md (a) Martin Dugas and (b) Claude Guildry 2) Claude (1663-) md (a) Francois Lavergne and (b) Marie-Therese Micmac 3) Jacques (1667-) md Genevieve Serreau 4) Marie (1669-) md Michel Forest 5) Isabelle (1670-) md Alexandre Richard 6) Henriette (1674-) md Prudent Robichaud 7) Anne (1684-1725) md Jacques Girouard | Petitpas, Claude (I2502)
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| 284 | Claude was born in about 1637. He and Marie were married in about 1661, in Port-Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of at least the following: 1) Germain (1662-) md Marie-Anne Richard 2) Marie (1665-) md Pierre Leblanc 3) Marguierte (1667-) md Claude Landry 4) Jean (1670-) md Jeanne Landry 5) Anne (1672-) md Vincent Babin 6) Jeanne (1675-1751) md Bernard Gaudet 7) Claude (1678-1752) md Agnes Aucoin 8) Marie (1681-1753) md Antoine Beliveau 9) Madeleine (1683-) md Francois Robichaud 10) Elisabeth (1685-1735) md Antoine Blanchard 11) Pierre (1684-1711) died in Boston, during the captivity 12) Joseph (1687-1711) died in Boston, during the captivity 13) Marguerite (1693-1777) md Rene Richard He was a laborer by occupation. | Theriault, Claude (I2651)
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| 285 | Claude was born in about 1637. He and Marie were married in about 1661, in Port-Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of at least the following: 1) Germain (1662-) md Marie-Anne Richard 2) Marie (1665-) md Pierre Leblanc 3) Marguierte (1667-) md Claude Landry 4) Jean (1670-) md Jeanne Landry 5) Anne (1672-) md Vincent Babin 6) Jeanne (1675-1751) md Bernard Gaudet 7) Claude (1678-1752) md Agnes Aucoin 8) Marie (1681-1753) md Antoine Beliveau 9) Madeleine (1683-) md Francois Robichaud 10) Elisabeth (1685-1735) md Antoine Blanchard 11) Pierre (1684-1711) died in Boston, during the captivity 12) Joseph (1687-1711) died in Boston, during the captivity 13) Marguerite (1693-1777) md Rene Richard He was a laborer by occupation. | Theriault, Claude (I2651)
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| 286 | Claude, born in c1663, married Anne-Marie, daughter of Pierre Thibodeau and Jeanne Thériot, at Port-Royal in c1682 and moved to Rivière-des-Habitants in the Minas Basin. He remarried to Catherine, daughter of Jean Meunier and Marguerite Housseau, probably at Minas in c1700, and remarried again--his third marriage--to Madeleine, another daughter of Jean Corporon, and widow of Bernard Doucet dit Laverdure and François Leclerk dit Laverdure, at Port-Royal in August 1735. Claude fathered 21 children by his first two wives, including nine sons who married into the Hébert, Préjean, Comeau, Aucoin, Doiron, Thibodeau, Gautrot, and Doucet families. His daughters married into the Hébert, Aucoin, LeBlanc, Daigre, and Doiron families. Claude died at Grand-Pré in March 1740, in his late 70s. Claude married Anne-Marie Thibodeau in 1682, in Port-Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of the following: 1) Claude (1683-) md Catherine Hebert 2) Michel (1685-) md (1) Marie-Cecile Leblanc (2) Anne Pregent 3) Joseph (1687-) md Jeanne-Francoise Comeau 4) Anne-Marie (1690-) md Joseph Hebert 5) Marie (1692-) md Rene Hebert 6) Anne (1694-) md Augustin Hebert 7) Elisabeth (1696-) md (1) Martin Aucoin and (2) Jacques Leblanc 8) Marguerite (1698-) md Francois Leblanc Claude married Catherine Meunier in 1700, in Grand-Pre, Acadie. They are the parents of the following: 1) Catherine (1702-) md Jacques Leblanc 2) Cecile (1703-1725) md Francois Leblanc 3) Etienne (1704-) md Marie-Claire Aucoin 4) Marie (1705-1759) md Francois Daigle 5) Paul (1707-1758) md Madeleine-Josephte Doiron 6) Francois (1709-) md Anne-Marie Thibodeau 7) Jean (1710-) md Agathe Thibodeau 8) Pierre (1712-1759) md (1) Marie Doiron and (2) Madeleine Gaudreau 9) Francoise (1715-1751) md Honore Doiron 10) Marie-Josephte (1718-) md Etienne Hebert 11) Claire (1719-1741) md Pierre Leblanc 12) Anne (1721-1756) md Charles Leblanc 13) Charles (1725-) md Marie-Josephte Doucet He married Madeleine Corporon on 7 August 1735, Port-Royal, Acadie. Claude Boudrot was the 10th of 11 known children born to Michel Boudrot and Michelle Aucoin of the early French Acadian settlement in what is now known as Nova Scotia. He was born about 1663, probably in/near Port Royal as he appears on the 1671 census there as age 8. In 1686 he was counted on the Les Mines census, age 23 years. He was married three times to (m1) Anne-Marie THBODEAU in about 1682 and had 8 known children with her; (m2) to Catherine NEUNIER in about 1700 and had 11 known children with her; and (m3) to Madelein CORPORON in Aug of 1735 with no children of this marriage. [Reference: see White, Stephen A.; Hébert, Hector-J.; Gallant, Patrice, 1909-; Université de Moncton. Centre d'études acadiennes, pp 184-5] geni.com Claude Boudreau French: Claude Boudrot Birthdate: 1663 Birthplace: Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada Death: March 07, 1740 (77) Grand Pré, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada Place of Burial: Grand Pré, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada Immediate Family: Son of Michel Boudreau and Michelle Aucoin Husband of Marie Corporon; Catherine-Marguerite Meunier; Anne-Marie "l'Aîné" Thibodeau and Madeleine Corporon Father of Paul Boudreau; Catherine Boudreaux; Étienne Boudreaux; Marie M Boudrot; François Boudreaux; Jean Dit Lami Boudreau; Pierre Boudrot; Françoise Boudreau; Marie-Josèphte Boudreau; Claire Boudreau; Anne Boudreau; Charles Boudreau; Claude Boudreau; Michel Boudreau; Joseph Boudreau; Jacques Boudreaux; Madeleine Boudreaux; Madeleine Marie-Anne Boudreau; Anne Boudreau; Élisabeth (or Isabelle) Leblanc / Aucoin; Marguerite Boudreau and Anne-Marie Hébert « less Brother of Francoise Robichaud; Jean Boudrot; Jeanne Theriot; Marie Madeleine Boudreau / Boudrot; Charles Boudreaux; Marguerite Boudreau; Abraham Boudreau; Michel Jr. Boudreau, II; Oliver Boudreau; François Boudreau and Jean Boudreau | Boudrot, Claude (I4094)
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| 287 | CLEVELAND, George Vernon ? age 87, Yarmouth, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, March 3, 2020 at home. Born February 5, 1933 in Norwood, Digby Co., he was a son of the late Vernon and Dorothy (Brittain) Cleveland. George was a loving husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, and was very proud of his family. George was retired, having worked with MT&T for many years. George loved the outdoors, spending much of his adult life as a hobby farmer, raising cattle and growing gardens every year. He also enjoyed hunting and fishing. He was a long time sports fan, watching hockey and closely following the Yarmouth Mariners. He is survived by his loving wife, Jean L. (Meuse) Cleveland, as well as by their sons, Gregory Cleveland (Hazel Smith), Yarmouth; Randall ?Randy? (Jean) Cleveland, Carleton and Wade (Kathy) Cleveland, Yarmouth; grandchildren, Kieron, Tristyn and Amber; and a great granddaughter, Clementine. Also surviving is a sister, Vivian Kennedy, Yarmouth and a brother-in-law, Wally Fahie, Saskatoon. Aside from his parents, he was predeceased by a brother, Gerald Cleveland and a sister, Mae Fahie. Cremation has taken place under the direction of H.M. Huskilson?s Funeral Home and Crematorium, Yarmouth. There will be no service at this time. Memorial donations may be made to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch No. 61 Yarmouth. You may sign the online guestbook by visiting www.huskilson.net | Cleveland, George Vernon (I13402)
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| 288 | Clyde Lemuel Eisnor 2000 Halifax Chronicle Herald Published: July 18, 2000. (From the collection of Gwen Christie) Clyde Lemuel Eisnor, 88, Indian Point and most recently of Liverpool, died July 17, 2000, in Queens Manor, Liverpool. Born in Indian Point, he was a son of the late Lemuel and Luella (Heisler) Eisnor. During his earlier life he had been a fisherman. He was one of the last surviving crew members of the schooner Bluenose skippered under the famous command of the late Captain Angus Walters. Later in life he had worked for various construction companies in Halifax until his retirement. He was a member of the Union Church and the Indian Oak New Horizon Seniors Club, Indian Point. He is survived by his companion and longtime friend, Mae Allen, Mahone Bay; daughter, Carolyn Myra, Halifax and son-in-law, Aubrey Myra, Chester Basin; son, Gordon Eisnor and his wife, Jackie, Liverpool; sister, Alice Giffen and her husband Cyril, Halifax; six grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife, Matilda (Heisler); sisters, Lila, Jean, Leta, Gloria; brothers, Harry, Wilfred, Lawrence. Visiting will be 2-4,and 7-9 p.m. today in Mahone Funeral Home, Mahone Bay. Funeral service will be held 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Union Church, Indian Point, Rev. Linda Macdonald officiating. Burial will be in St. Martin's Cemetery, Martin's River. Flowers are requested from the family only. The family would appreciate that consideration for memorial donations be for the Union Church, Indian Point or the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia. With thanks to Rosemary Rafuse. | Eisnor, Clyde Lemuel (I12514)
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| 289 | Clyde Otis Amero ? Weaver Settlement Amero, Clyde Otis Jr ? 78, A loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and brother went to be with the Lord on Thursday September 27th. With family by his side Clyde passed away in Tideview Terrace, Digby. Born in Weaver Settlement, July 2, 1934 a son of the late Clyde Sr. and Mae (Gavel) Amero. Clyde was an Elder of the Weaver Settlement Gospel Hall, he loved gospel music and reading the Bible. He loved driving trucks and working in the woods. Clyde is survived by wife, Gladys Elsie Amero; daughters, Angela (Sam) Harnish, Clementsvale; Rebecca (Bradley) Peck, Bear River; Loretta (Evan) Amero, Shannon (Billy) Amero, both from Digby; Rhoda (Clifford) Hill, Weymouth; Tanya and Shelly (Alex) Amero, both from Weaver Settlement; sons, Larry (Judy), Weymouth Mills; Anthony )Lorraine), Weaver Settlement; Wade (Shelly), St. Bernard; Darnell (Vickey), Lequille and Matthew (Cindy), Ashmore; 40grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren; sisters, Helen (Burgess) Weaver, Marie (Dennis) Boudreau, Leola (Fraser) Mullen, Leota (Henry) Muise, Joan Amero, Celena (Larry) Stone, Portia (Maurice) Melanson, Marlene Amero, brothers, George, Edward (Dixie), also several nieces and nephews. Clyde was predeceased by grandson, John David Amero, brother, Arnold, sister, Roseland (Reginald)Veinot and sister in law, Ethel Amero. Visitation will be 7-9, Sunday, September 30th and 2-4 and 7-9, Monday, October 1st from Jayne?s Funeral Home, Weymouth North (245-2525). Funeral Service at 3:30pm, Tuesday October 2nd in Weymouth Consolidated Elementary School Gymnasium. Eric Fowler will officiate. Interment in Weaver Settlement Cemetery. Donations in memory of Clyde may be made to Tideview Terrace. Family and friends are invited to sign the on-line guestbook at www.jaynesweymouth.com | Amero, Clyde Otis (I13861)
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| 290 | Co.C,8th La.Inf.Regt.-CSA Jean Baptiste Legrand was born in France in 1824 and came to the United States in 1848, settling in South Louisiana. In 1862, he enlisted in the Confederate Army as a private in Company C of the 8th Louisiana Infantry, known as the Attakapas Guard, commanded by Alcibiades DeBlanc. The 8th Regiment marched to Virginia to fight the Battle of Manassas. Legrand, however, fell ill prior to the battle and was hospitalized at Harrisonburg. He died there sometime between June 30 and Sept. 26 of 1862. His death was listed in the Rockingham Register under the name of G.B. Legrand. | Legrand, Jean Baptiste (I8212)
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| 291 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Collie, Donald (I5280)
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| 292 | COMEAU, ANSELM-FRANÇOIS, farmer, businessman, politician, and magistrate; b. 2 Dec. 1793 at Comeauville, N.S., second son of Major François Comeau and Marguerite Melanson; m. in 1824 Marie-Gertrude Amirault (d. 4 Sept. 1865), and they had four sons and five daughters; d. 27 Nov. 1867 at Comeauville. Anselm-François Comeau was the grandson of François (Maza) Comeau and Félicité Le Blanc, the first family to settle at Comeauville. Although there were no regular schools in the area during his youth, he received instruction from an itinerant school-teacher, Louis Bunel, who taught in the vicinity of Comeauville from 1798 to 1825. A late 19th century local history suggests that Comeau worked at farming, lumbering, and fishing but also had some intellectual interests. The books he kept as clerk of Clare Township from 1831 to 1837 show a good handwriting and precise spelling in both French and English. He owned a small farm and a sawmill, and in 1835 was appointed postmaster of Clare. He also owned 1,000 acres of land in Digby County. Clare Township was part of the Annapolis County constituency in the assembly until the 1840 general election. When it was given its own seat, Comeau declared himself a Reform candidate. According to the Yarmouth Herald, on 13 Nov. 1840, he was the sole contestant, but in a report two weeks later the same newspaper noted that Frederick Armand Robicheau, a Clare resident who had been a Reform party candidate in Digby Township, had shifted his candidacy to his home riding. The polls favoured Comeau, referred to in newspaper reports as ?Samuel Commo.? He was re-elected in 1843, 1847, and 1851, but apparently took no active part in the assembly debates, usually supporting the Reformers. In 1848 he was appointed magistrate in Clare. He did not stand for re-election at the end of his fourth term in the assembly but was appointed to the Legislative Council in July 1855, the first Acadian in the Maritime provinces to be so honoured. He continued to serve in the council until his death in 1867. The Halifax Novascotian had kind words for him: ?No politician can ever leave behind him a fairer record than Anselm Comeau. True always, despite all temptation, to what he believed the right, he has left behind him a memory free from all spot or stain.? Since Comeau?s time the Acadians of Digby County have almost always been Reform or Liberal party supporters. J Alphone Deveau see http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/comeau_anselm_francois_9E.html | Comeau, Hon. Anselme Francois (I11210)
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| 293 | Company D (Brand's, Gibson's, Bruce's) ABSHIRE, Lessin. Pvt. Enlisted in Company D, 20 Oct 62, no place given. Probably a conscript. Present to Apr 63. Absent 30 Jun-Dec 63, paroled, AWOL since fall of Vicksburg, went to LA. Jan-Feb 64, "Deserted at Vicksburg--after the fall of the city--Went to West La." No further record in Booth. Booth, LA Confed. Soldiers, 1:23: Lessin Absheir. CSRC, Index: Lessin Abshier. Lessier, Abshire, (Lessin Abshire) Pvt. Co. D, 1st La. Hvy. Arty. Federal Rolls of Prisoners of War, Captured and paroled Vicksburg, Miss., July 4, 1863. Buried: Holy Rosary Catholic Cemetery, Kaplan, LA. (Also known as Kaplan Cemetery) His UCV grave marker lists him as Lessin ABSHIRE. | Abshire, Lessin Simon (I2438)
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| 294 | CONSOLO, Linda M. (O'Neill) Of Revere, suddenly, Dec. 31 beloved wife of Steven Consolo. Loving mother of Michelle Consolo of Revere, Nicole Marotta of Revere, Lisa Consolo of East Boston and Lynda Lee Consolo of Revere. Sister of Geraldine O'Neill, Carolyn Canzano, Kathleen Straccia all of Revere, Sean O'Neill of New York and the late Jamie O'Neill. Cherished grandmother of Robert, Kayla and Justin. Beloved daughter of Geraldine (Adamson) and James O'Neill. Funeral from the Ernest P. Caggiano and Son Funeral Home 147 Winthrop St., WINTHROP on Monday at 9AM followed by a funeral mass in St. John the Evangelist Church at 10AM. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend the visitation on Sunday from 4-8PM. Committal Private. Memorial donations may be made to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Attn: Memorial/Honor Program FH, One St. Jude Place Bldg., PO Box 1000, Dept. 300, Memphis, TN 38148-0552. For directions or to sign Linda's online guestbookgoto www.caggianofuneralhome.com. Caggiano Funeral Home Winthrop 617 846 8700 To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in Boston Globe from Jan. 2 to Jan. 3, 2010. | O'Neill, Linda M. (I8529)
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| 295 | Constance Howe, age 57, of Brick, died Saturday, June 27, 2009 at home. Born in Bound Brook , NJ , she grew up in Jackson prior to moving to Brick 38 years ago. She was employed as a Bus Driver with the Brick Township Board of Education for 25 years. Constance was an active member of the American Legion Post 348, Brick. She was predeceased by her parents, Donald Eugene and Anna Margaret Mitchell; a brother, Thomas Mitchell in 2003 and a sister Sharon Fossati in 1996. Constance is survived by 2 sons, Joseph Poppe and wife Jackie of Lynchburg, VA and Timothy Poppe and fiancé Alicia Errickson of Pine Beach; 2 daughters, Kathleen Ferry and husband Casey of Toms River and Jessica Howe and fiancé Billy Carcamo of Brick and two granddaughters, Aundrea Carcamo of Brick and Isabella Ferry of Toms River. She is also survived by her brother, Alan Mitchell and wife Joanne of Howell along with a host of beloved nieces, nephews and extended family and friends. Visitation will be Tuesday 2-4 & 7-9PM at Weatherhead Young Funeral Home, 885 Mantoloking Rd. , Brick. Cremation will be private. | Mitchell, Constance (I7707)
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| 296 | Contractor & stone mason. Son of Laurent and Victoire (Hebert) Leblanc. Place of death was 24 Greenwood Street. The birth date above is from his death certificate and has not been verified. His marker has an 1859 year of birth engraved. The 1910 US Census stated he was born about 1851 based on the age he provided to the census taker at the time. | Leblanc, Placide L (I3021)
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| 297 | Cora Comeau (nee Amirault) passed away peacefully at the age of 98 on May 31, 2020 in the Villa Acadienne in Meteghan, N.S. She was one of 13 children born in New Edinburgh to Telesphore and Mary (Doucet) Amirault. She is survived by her sisters, Yvonne (Ray) Arsenault and Arthenise (Eloi) Robichaud, and by numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her brothers, Victor (Antoinette), Hilaire (Celia), and Emile, and by her sisters, Gladys (Philip) Amirault, Pauline (Roy) Trahan, Evelyn (Edwin) Amirault, Armeline (Gilbert) Theriault, Marguerite (Albert) Blinn, Rose (Alfred) Gaudet, and Jacqueline (Everett) Middler. She was also predeceased by her first husband, Edward Bohan (Connecticut), and by her second husband, Albert Comeau (Meteghan). Cora was very proud of the various careers that she had during her lifetime. She graduated from Truro Normal College in 1941 and taught school in the Clare region before moving to Halifax to start a new career working in medical records at the V.G. Hospital. In 1966, she married Eddie Bohan and moved to Connecticut. After Eddie passed away, she started working at Yale University as a medical secretary. While working at Yale, Cora met and married her second husband, Albert Comeau, in 1973. Cora and Albert retired and moved back to Nova Scotia in the late 70s. In her retirement, Cora enjoyed golfing and spending time with friends and family at her camp by the shore. She was kind-hearted and thoughtful, helping others whenever she could, and would always make her famous rum cake to donate to the Villa?s fundraiser bake sales. A memorial service will be held at a later date when we can gather to honour and remember her. Thank you to the nurses and caregivers at the Villa for looking after Cora since 2009. Donations may be made in Cora?s memory to the Yarmouth Hospital Foundation, or to the Alzheimer?s Society of N.S. Share a memory, or leave an online condolence at www.jaynesweymouth.com | Amirault, Cora (I3330)
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| 298 | Corinne LeBlanc of St-Joseph passed away on March 23, 2021 at the CHU Dr. Georges L. Dumont at the age of 79. Born in College Bridge on May 16, 1941, she was the daughter of the late Emile and Eloise (LeBlanc) Richard. She is survived by her son, Claude (Darcy) LeBlanc of St-Paul, Florence (late Edgar) Boudreau of St-Joseph, one brother Oscar (Therese) Richard of Dieppe and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband John, three brothers, Leonel, Leo and Rheal. Visitation will be held at Dupuis Funeral Home on Sunday, March 28 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm only. Funeral mass will be held at St-Thomas de Memramcook Roman Catholic Church on Monday March 29 at 11:00 am. Interment will be held in the Notre Dame de l'Annonciation parish cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Dupuis Funeral Home, Memramcook. Published on March 24, 2021 | Richard, Corinne (I14270)
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| 299 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Melanson, Corinne Marie (I10757)
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| 300 | CORMIER, RITA 1924 - 2009 - Rita Cormier, 85 of Sainte-Marie de Kent passed away at the Dr Georges L Dumont Hospital, Moncton on Friday October 2nd, 2009 after a lengthy illness. She was married to the late Zéphir Cormier (2001). Born in Saint-Paul on July 25th, 1924, she was the daughter of the late Marcelin and the late Henriette (Gosselin) Léger. She was a member of the Sainte-Marie de Kent Golden age club, and very involved in the parish activities. Rita was a woman known for her immense generosity and her great charitable actions towards everybody she knew. Rita leaves to mourn her eight children, Maria LeBlanc (Paul) of Scoudouc, Alfreda LeBlanc (Terrence) of Moncton, Ginette Caissie (Paul) of Grande-Digue, Majella Gallant (Jean-Guy) of Moncton, Fernand (Lucille) of Sainte-Marie de Kent, Jean (Paulette) of Scoudouc, Léandre (Denise) of Sainte-Marie de Kent, Jules (Bernadine) of Sainte-Marie de Kent, nineteen grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, one brother Euclide of Moncton, and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by one sister Marie, and four brothers Gerard, Aimé, Zoel and Elzéar. Visitation will be held at the Notre-Dame du Mont Carmel Roman Catholic Church Slumber Room, Sainte-Marie de Kent on Sunday October 4th, from 7 to 9 and Monday from 2 to 4 and 5:30 to 6:45 pm. Funeral Mass will be held at the Sainte-Marie de Kent Church on Monday October 5th, 2009 at 7:00 pm. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. In Rita's memory donations can be made to the Arthritis Society or the Dr Georges L Dumont Hospital Foundation. | Léger, Rita Marie (I8039)
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