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Louis Gosselin, one of the eldest members of the St-Paul (Kent Ct.) parish is dead on the evening of Monday June 12. Suffering a heart disease in the last six weeks, he realized that his advanced age wouldn't allow him to overcome this illness and that his long career was reaching its conclusion. He immediately called for his priest, Reverend Leonide Cormier, who gave him the last sacraments. A slight relief occurred a few days later. This great Christian, for whom prayers were so important during his life, could not fail to transform his last days in a continuous prayer. On the Sunday preceding his death his strength failed him. He then asked that at his bedside prayers were to be recited without interruption. In the evening of the next day, he expired. The deceased was born in Memramcook on May 17, 1841, from the marriage of Charles Gosselin and Madeleine Legere.He married Emilie Fougere (widow of Frederic LeBlanc from St-Antoine) and came to clear a land for his farm, one of the first in St-Paul, where he lived all his life.His children who survive him are : Auguste and Henri, Madeleine (Mrs Olivier D. Cormier), Marie (Mrs Simon D. Cormier) from St-Paul ; Albeni, trader in Notre-Dame ; Melanie (Mrs Vital Leger) from St-Antoine ; and Aime F. LeBlanc, adopted son living in Bouctouche.Two brothers and one sister survive him : Elzear from Bouctouche, Flavien of Moncton, and Obeline (Mrs David Cormier) from St-Paul. All attended the funeral plus a large proportion of his grandchildren, which number 118 in all.The funeral service took place Wednesday the 14 and sung by his grandchild Mr. Albeni LeBlanc, vicar of l'Assomption in Moncton, assisted by Reverend Ph. Hebert, priest at Mont-Carmel as deacon, and Reverend L. Cormier, priest of the parish as subdeacon.A spiritual bouquet offered by his parents and friends included promise of 18 Masses, 103 Heard Masses, 70 Communions, 155 Ways of the Cross, 187 Litanies, 453 Rosaries and 175 Jaculatory Orations. The bearers were Willie T. Cormier, Joseph Cormier, Francois Cormier et Albeni Cormier, grandchildren of the deceased.

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Louis married Bebienne Cormier 25 Nov 1861, , , New Brunswick, Canada. Bebienne (daughter of Michel Cormier and Marie Apolline Robichaud) was born 1836, New Brunswick, Canada; died 1877, Saint-Paul, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada. [Group Sheet]

1. Madeleine Gosselin was born 29 Jan 1868, Saint-Paul, Kent County, New Brunswick, Canada; died 1 Jan 1951, Saint-Paul, Kent County, New Brunswick, Canada; was buried , Saint Paul de Kent Catholic Cemetery Saint-Paul, Kent County, New Brunswick, Canada .

Louis married Émilie Fougère 13 Mar 1877, Cocagne, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada. Émilie was born 9 Apr 1843, Grande-Digue, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada Reason This Information Is Correct:; was christened 10 Apr 1843, Grande-Digue, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada; died 10 Sep 1922, Saint-Paul, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada; was buried , Saint Paul de Kent Catholic Cemetery Saint-Paul, Kent County, New Brunswick, Canada. [Group Sheet]

Charles married Madeleine Léger Madeleine (daughter of Charles Léger and Scholastique Girouard) was born 22 Oct 1811, Memramcook, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada; died 28 Jun 1900, Buctouche, Bouctouche, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada. [Group Sheet]

Charles married Scholastique Girouard Scholastique was born 1761, Bouctouche, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada; died From 1814 to 1875. [Group Sheet]

Pierre-Jacques married Marie Madeleine Haché-Gallant 1761, Memramcook, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada. Marie (daughter of Michel Haché-Gallant dit Michaud and Anne Marie Gravois) was born 1740, Beaubassin, Nova Scotia, Canada; died 18 Nov 1818, Grande-Digue, New Brunswick, Canada. [Group Sheet]