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| 351 | Daughter of William Tupper and Margaret Gates. | Tupper, Elizabeth Gates (I10052)
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| 352 | Daughter of: Jean "Sobrino" Mouton, pere and Marie Marthe (Bordat) Mouton First wife of: Pierre Dugas, Jrs. Birth: Southwest Louisiana Records by Rev. Donald J. Hébert: ------------------------------ MOUTON, Marie Marthe (jean & Marie Marthe ...) bt. 24 May 1795 at age 5 1/2 mths. Spons: Frederic MOUTON & Scholastique BBORDA. Fr. Michel Bernard BARRIERE (SM. Ch.: v.4, #662) Death: Southwest Louisiana Records by Rev. Donald J. Hébert: ------------------------------ "MOUTON, Marie Marthe - spouse of Pierre DUGAT fils; died 6 March 1825 at age 29 yrs. at 7:00 A.M. at her home; buried that afternoon in the parish cemetery. Fr. Laurent PEYRETTI (Laf. Ch.: v.2, p.2, #5)" | Mouton, Marie Marthe (I4085)
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| 353 | Daughter of: Louis LaVergne, II of New Orleans, Louisiana. and Marie Anne "Marianne" LaCase/LaCasse/LaCaze of Mobile, Alabama. Sister of: Louis LaVergne, III (baptized 20 Apr. 1772) (m. Susanne Bourg/Bourque] Celestin LaVergne Marie LaVergne (b. 30 Mar. 1776) Jean Baptiste LaVergne (b. 10 Dec. 1780) [m. 11 Feb. 1820 Celeste Knott] Joseph LaVergne (b. 14 Mar. 1785) [m. 29 Sep. 1812 Augustine Richard] Eugene LaVergne (b. 1 Oct. 1790) Pierre LaVergne (b. 11 Nov. 1794) [m. Marie Thibodeaux] Ursin LaVergne (b. 25 Nov. 1795) [m. 26 Aug. 1816 Marie Zelime Prejean] Urbain LaVerne (b. 110 Nov. 1797) [m. Eloise Thibodeaux] Widow of: Philippe Richard They were married May 23, 1796 in Opelousas, Saint Landry Parish, Louisiana. Mother of: Marie Emelite/Carmelite (Richard) Miller (Native of N. O.) [m. 26 Jan 1815 Henry Miller] Marie Azelie "Zelie" (Richard) Thibodeaux (Native of N. O.) [m. 30 July 1816 Jean Baptiste Thibodeaux] [m. 3 Feb. 1841 Antoine LaVergne] Joseph Richard (baptized 16 Apr. 1797) Philippe Richard Marie Louise Richard (baptized 13 May 1799) Marie Richard (baptized 8 Mar. 1801) Joseph Gerasime "Gerazime" Richard Eugene Richard (b. 6 Nov. 1805) [m. 19 Mar. 1830 Catherine Harman] Alexandrine (Richard) Boutte Eloise Richard (baptized 9 Sep. 1810 at age 3 months) [m. Theophile Andrus] Eugenie Richard Aureliene Marie (Richard) LaVergne (14 Sept. 1815) [m. 15 Jun 1829 Urbain C. LaVergne]. Adolphe Richard (b. 10 Nov. 1818) [m. 27 Apr. 1837 Azema Landry] [m. 22 Apr. 1841 Marie Eugenie Dupré] [m. 26 Oct. 1863 Marie Eleonore Bourque/Bourg] Sources: Southwest Louisiana Record by Rev. Donald J. Hébert Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records (volumes 1, 2, 3) | LaVergne, Marie Eugenie (I5167)
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| 354 | David Lodrigue Sr. Obituary Here is David Lodrigue Sr.?s obituary. Please accept Echovita?s sincere condolences. It is with great sadness that we announce the death of David Lodrigue Sr. of Patterson, Louisiana, born in Morgan City, Louisiana, who passed away on June 16, 2020, at the age of 68, leaving to mourn family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of David Lodrigue Sr. to pay them a last tribute. You may also light a candle in honor of David Lodrigue Sr.. He was predeceased by : his parents, Alvin Peter Lodrigue Sr. and Flavia Solar Lodrigue; and his siblings, Benjie Lodrigue and Connie Lodrigue. He is survived by : his children, David Lodrigue Jr. (Lakesha January) of Lake Charles and Rachelle Hampton of Lake Charles; his siblings, Alice Gutermuth (Gary) of Sorento, Alvin Lodrigue Jr. (Linh Wguyen) of Bayou Vista and Lubby Lodrigue (Faye Fryer) of Bayou Vista; and his grandchildren, Damien Lodrigue, Baleigh, Laney and Jonathan Hampton. | Lodrigue, David Sr. (I8900)
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| 355 | David McNamara immigrated from either Ireland or the United States to Nova Scotia, somewhere between Halifax and the Canso strait and possibly in the Guysborough region. There is evidence of a David McNamara being a member of the Royal Fencible American Regiment in 1784 (see sources) and this may be that David McNamara, but that is dependent upon his age being older than some sources record. The 1818 census has his age recorded as 61, but other sources indicate his age as 43 in 1813 and 47 in later land petitions. At some point he met and married his wife, a woman named Sarah Horne in Halifax. Sarah's father Jacob Horne is recorded as having large land holdings in the area of Eastern Passage near Halifax and David and Sarah had 4 children (James, Frances, John and Ellen) who are recorded in census and vital statistics data as having been born in Halifax. Also - A Poll Tax record from Herring Cove, Halifax County ? 1793, shows a "J. McNamara - Labourer - 1 (shilling)"... Herring Cove is directly across from land owned by Sarah Horne's father Jacob Sr., so this individual is placed within meeting distance to Sarah. David is referred to as "John Sr" in the 1881 census record, so the use of "J. McNamara" fits with that moniker. The poll tax indicates a number 890 and then the names of 3 men, the previous number 880 list 10 men's names and so on... Meaning these men were likely labourers working on farms and David is listed as a yeoman in the 1818 census and is clearly more of a farmer by trade, rather than a fisherman. The family then went for a time to the Charlestown area of Boston, Massachusetts (according to the vivid recollections of stories told to William 'Billy' McNamara' when he was a child.) There they had at least one child (David) and they returned to live in the River Inhabitants area of Cape Breton. Billy's great grandfather was the McNamara's third son 'David', and David is recorded in later census data as being born in the United States. According to records (sourced) the 1809 petition by David McNamara for 'title' of the island records that he was given a 'warrant' to survey the Isle of Bouchey in 1807, and he started occupying the island at that time. According to the 1817 petition he was given permission to occupy the island in 1813, even though he had actually been occupying the island since 1807 and in the 1819 petition it states that the 1817 petition resulted in David being granted a 'lease', but his full grant was finally 'recommended' after his 1819 petition. Also - In the 1819 petition David is referred to as an immigrant of Scotland (possibly for the purpose of more easily obtaining the land). In the earlier 1817 petition he is referred to as a 'native' of Cape Breton and in the 1818 census where David is recorded as 'John Sr' McNamara, his birth place is clearly recorded as Ireland. The 1818 census also indicates his age as 61, and there is a blank after his age in the category of 'Fit'. Men under the age of 60 in the category of 'Fit' have the word 'Fit', or 'Not' indicated. This census also indicates that David is married with 7 children. 5 were born previous to his occupying the Island and 2 (Bridget and Maurice) were born on the island. All 7 of David and Sarah's children are well documented as being married, having children and living either on the island or near the area of River Inhabitants. | McNamara, David John Sr. (I9289)
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| 356 | David was a former Louisiana State Police Officer and currently a member of the Mason Lodge 430 in Bayou Chicot. He leaves behind a loving and caring family two sons,two daughters, one sister, ten grandchildren. He now rests in Heaven with his parents, Earl and Bernice Thibodeaux. | Thibodeaux, David Lee (I4185)
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| 357 | Dean D'Ambrose NOVEMBER 3, 1964 ? OCTOBER 27, 2019 Obituary of Dean D'Ambrose Murray Dean D?Ambrose ? Age 54 of Digby passed away October 27, 2019 at Digby General Hospital. Born in Digby, he was a son of Murray and Valerie (Amero) D?Ambrose. Dean loved hanging out with family and friends and making his own jerky in his smoker. He was an avid collector of knives and in his last few years he really enjoyed his woodcarving hobby. He enjoyed country music, classic rock, hunting, fishing going to the camp with his buddies and playing poker. He was a great and loving husband, father and Grampy. Dean is survived by wife, Anna D?Ambrose; son, Kyle; brother, Jody; grandson, Caleb; several nieces; nephews, Chance and Lucas; several great-nieces and great-nephews. Cremation has taken place under the care of Jayne?s Funeral Home, Digby. Thank you to those who were there for us over the last 18 months and a special thank you to those who supported the benefit for Dean. Donation in his memory can be made to palliative Care Digby. Celebration of Dean?s life will be 6-9 pm Saturday, November 9 from the Brighton & Barton Fire Department. Share a memory or leave a condolence at www.jaynesfuneralhome.com | D'Ambrose, Murray Dean (I8136)
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| 358 | death due to drowning while seal hunting", see source box, Our Genealogy: Arsenault | Arseneault, Joseph M. (I11374)
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| 359 | Dec, 24,1909 Digby Courier DEATH AT METEGHAN On the 14thinst. Mrs walter Walsh [nee Catherine Melanson] passed to her eternal rest at the age of 77 years. leaving to mourn their loss an aged husband , three sons John, James and Thomas ; six daughters , Mrs Louis Robichaud, Mrs John Thibodeau,;Mrs Maggie Deveau, Mrs Juluis Deveau; Mrs Mauricy and Miss Frances Walsh. Two brothers Oliver and Vital Melanson of Port Gilbert ;three sisters Mrs Naricisse Comeau,Mrs Pierre Dugas and Mrs Cyrien Le Blanc of Meteghan. The funeral service took place Saturday morning the 18th. at 8o'clock conducted by Rev. Fr. J. B. Ruest of Salmon River and was largely attended.Mr Walsh and his family have the sympathy of our community | Melanson, Catherine Genevieve (I8746)
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| 360 | Delores W. Pappas, 90, Owosso, died July 14, 2011. Visitation was held July 17 at Steuernol and McLaren Funeral Home, West Branch. A funeral service was held at 11 a.m. July 18 at the funeral home with Pastor Dan Stoneback officiating. Burial will be at Brookside Cemetery. She was born May 7, 1921 to Clinton and Addlita (Edick) Ostrander. She had lived in Owosso since 1998, formerly of West Branch and spent time in Roscommon County during the 1960s and early ?70s. She and her husband, Edward Pappas, owned and operated White Spot Restaurant for 30 years. She worked for Taylor Door until her retirement in 1986 and was also a past member of the Moose Lodge of Skidway Lake. She especially loved the Lord, spending time with children and gardening. Preceding her in death were her husband, Edward; son, James Pappas, son-in-law, Paul Gaudette; her parents; three brothers and four sisters. Surviving are her sons, Chris Pappas of Midland and George (Lorraine) Pappas of Prudenville; daughters, Victoria Gaudette of Owosso and Frances (William) Nicholas of Detroit; daughter-in-law, Neoma Pappas; grandchildren, Darcee, Kristy, Edward, Christopher, Chad, Paul, Dawn, Rebecca, Michael, David, Nancy, Jamie, Sue, Paul and Helen and many great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Steuernol and McLaren Funeral Home, West Branch, handled the arrangements. | Ostrander, Delores W. (I1902)
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| 361 | Delphis J. Comeau of Leominster; 79 LEOMINSTER -- Delphis J. Comeau 79, of Leominster, died Sunday, April 5, 2015, in UMass Medical Center, Worcester after being stricken ill. He was born on July 21, 1935, in St. Ignace, New Brunswick, Canada. He was the son of the late Alphe and Eva (Barrieau) Comeau. Mr. Comeau worked for Aubuchon Warehouse as a truck driver for 35 years before retiring. He was a member of St. Cecilia Parish in Leominster. Delphis is survived by his wife of 54 years Florence M. (Cormier) Comeau of Leominster, his son Ricky Comeau of Leominster, his two daughters Pauline Comeau of Fitchburg, and Jackie Comeau of Marlboro, his five brothers Camille Comeau and Emery Comeau both of Hartford, CT, Edmond Comeau of Fredrickton, New Brunswick, Canada, Gilles Comeau of Leominster, Alphe Comeau of Toronto, Canada, his five sisters Julianna Vautour of St. Ignace, New Brunswick, Canada, Deanna Richard of Leominster, Rose Alma Arsenault of St. Charles, New Brunswick, Canada, Claudette Richard of Gardner, and Marie Pomaneleau of Hartford, CT. He was predeceased by his son Rene Comeau, his brother Roger Comeau, and his sisters Jeanne Richard, and Melina Ouellette. COMEAU -- Delphis' funeral will be held on Friday, April 10, 2015 from the Wright-Roy Funeral Home, 109 West St., Leominster, with a Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 a.m. in St. Cecilia Church, 168 Mechanic St., Leominster. Burial will follow in St. Cecilia Cemetery, Leominster. Calling hours will be Friday morning April 10, 2015 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. in the funeral home. To light a candle, sign the guestbook or send a messge of condolence please visit www.wrightroyfuneralhome.com. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in Sentinel & Enterprise from Apr. 7 to Apr. 8, 2015. | Comeau, Delphis J. (I10719)
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| 362 | DEMOS, John Putnam: Entertaining Satan: Witchcraft and the Culture of Early New England, 1982, Oxford University Press. [ISBN 0-19-503378-7] Page 71: "It is significant, moreover, that many children of accused witches went on to useful even successful lives. Thus, ... David LAKE, the younger son of Alice (convicted and executed at Dorchester in 1651) was a leading man in the town of Little Compton, Rhode Island." [source indicated: G. Andrews Moriarty's The Early Rhode Island Lakes, in The American Genealogist, XII, 17-24.] Page 170: "Alice LAKE of Dorchester was reportedly enticed into witchcraft 'by the devil...appearing to her in the likeness, and acting the part, of a child of hers then dead, on whom her heart was much set." [Here, Demos is quoting Burr quoting Nathaniel Mather's 1684 letter to his brother Increase Mather.] Pages 301-302: "The process of dispersal is a little easier to follow for the family of Alice LAKE, convicted and executed at Dorchester in about 1650. Her husband Henry moved away at once; his name appears regularly in the records of Portsmouth, RI, beginning in April 1651. Meanwhile the four LAKE children, all less than ten years old, remained in Dorchester. One, probably the youngest, was 'bound out' by the town meeting to a local family for a 'consideration' of 26 pounds--and was dead within two years. The other three were also placed in (separate) Dorchester households. At this point their trail becomes badly obscured. (One was living as a servant to an uncle--still in Dorchester--in 1659.) Later, having reached adulthood, the same three were found in Rhode Island--and then in Plymouth Colony, where their father had removed by 1673. It appears, therefore, that the family was eventually reunited, some two decades after the event that had broken it apart." [NOTE:: The uncle alluded to was likely Thomas LAKE, Henry's brother.] [sources cited are Burr quoting Mather's letter to his brother; Fourth Report of City of Boston; and Moriarty's Early Rhode Island Lakes.] FOX, Sandford J.: Science and Justice: the Massachusetts Witchcraft Trials, 1968. Page 43: (footnote) "... Nevins, Salem Village, p. 254 ... gives 'a partial list of persons accused whether convicted or not.' There are 126 names on the list. The following names were omitted: 19 who were executed; Giles Corey, who was pressed to death for failure to plead; 8 who were convicted but released when the prosecutions ceased ceased on September 22, 1693; and two who were convicted and died in prison--a total of 30. Volume 135 of the Massachusetts Archives, pp. 1-6, lists 91 names of persons accused of witchcraft from 1656 to 1750, including those executed. No attempt has been made to reconcile the Archives' list with Nevins. ..." Page 64: "The colonists seem to have adhered quite closely to the injunction of [Henricus] Institoris and [James] Sprenger in their [15th century book] Malleus Maleficarum that the first test for the presence of witchcraft in these cases was the verdict of the physicians." [See also Malleus Maleficarum at wikipedia. Henricus Institoris was an aka for Heinrich Kramer.] Page 93: "As to those who were executed as witches, the question of whether the defense [of insanity] might have been useful to them had it been in some way presented in their behalf involves more than the usual difficulties of such historically precarious speculation. The unfortunate fact is that we have no record at all of executions before 1692 on which to make a judgment. ... As to Mrs. LAKE and Mrs. KENDAL, there is virtually no information at all except Reverend Hale's statement that both denied their guilt to the end." HALE, John, Rev.: A Modest Enquiry into the Nature of Witchcraft, written 1697, first published 1702, reprinted 1973, York Mail-Print, Inc., Bainbridge, NY. [ISBN 0-913126-05-5] | Lake, Henry (I10297)
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| 363 | Denis was born in about 1690. He married *Marie-Agnes Vincent in 1710, in Port-Royal, Acadie. They are the parents of at least the following: 1) Charles (1707-1714) md (a) Cecile Theriault and (b) Marie-Madeleine Bourgeois 2) Jean-Baptiste (1714-1747) md Marguerite Comeau 3) Marie-Josephe (1716-) md Pierre-Toussaint Richard 4) Felix (1723-1757) md Jeanne Boisseau 5) Madeleine (1724-) Michel Hebert *Marie-Agnes is the daughter of Michel Vincent and Marie-Josephe Richard. Her death information is unavailable at this time. | Boudrot, Denis (I12423)
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| 364 | Denise Essiambre 2020 Posted on April 16, 2020 by dany Denise Essiambre At her home in St-Hyacinthe on April 13, 2020, passed away peacefully at the age of 65, Mrs. Denise Essiambre, she was surrounded by a small number of members of her family. Daughter of the late Alfred Essiambre and Stella Barriault of Carleton. Denise is survived by: Her husband Denis Desmarais Her mother Stella Barriault Her brothers and sisters: Gilles (Mandine Leblanc) Paul (Céline Leblanc) Rachelle (Yvan Landry) Annie (André Bibeau) Her godson Daniel Essiambre (Joélaine Sylvestre) and their children Daphnée and Laurie to whom they meant a lot. She also leaves behind all the other members of the Essiambre and Desmarais families. The memory of his passage will remain marked for many relatives and friends. Our most sincere sympathies to the family and friends of Denise Essiambre 2020 .. santerre and son Death notice for the town of: Carleton-sur-Mer, Province: Quebec | Essiambre, Denise (I8248)
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| 365 | Dennis Hebert, 1889 - 1979 Dennis Hebert was born on month day 1889, at birth place, Louisiana, to Alfred Joseph HEBERT and Marie Flave HEBERT (born Breaux). Alfred was born on March 21 1858, in Ward 4, Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, USA. Marie was born on December 18 1863, in New Iberia, Iberia Parish, Louisiana, USA. Dennis had 10 siblings: Alfred Hebert, Edme Hebert and 8 other siblings. Dennis married Lawrence Hebert (born Robicheaux). Lawrence was born on May 28 1891, in Iberia Parish, Louisiana, USA. They had 11 children: Theresa Ann Andre (born Hebert), Alvin Hebert and 9 other children. Dennis lived on month day 1900, at address, Louisiana. He lived on month day 1910, at address, Louisiana. He lived circa 1918, at address, Louisiana. He lived on month day 1920, at address, Louisiana. He lived on month day 1930, at address, Louisiana. He lived in 1935, at address, Louisiana. He lived on month day 1940, at address, Louisiana. He lived in 1942, at address, Louisiana. Dennis passed away on month day 1979, at age 90 at death place, Louisiana. He was buried in month 1979, at burial place, Louisiana. | Hebert, Alfred Joseph (I4079)
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| 366 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | d'eon, Saraphie (I10201)
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| 367 | Diana's birth is recorded under the surname Champagne. Her parents's listed in that record were Joseph Champagne and Flora Nadeau. It looks like the family decided to change their name to Porter. | Porter, Diana Milian (I12062)
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| 368 | Diane Louise Lalonde 1943-2019 Diane Louise Lalonde Diane Lalonde, 75, of Riverview, NB; passed away at The Moncton Hospital on Wednesday, October 2, 2019. Born in Digby, NS., She was the daughter of the late Roy and Ethel Wade of Bear River where she lived until she graduated from business college and moved to Halifax. Diane and her husband Roger moved to Riverview from Berwick, NS in 1977, She was employed by the Town of Riverview as an Administrative Assistant until her retirement. Diane was an avid reader, book collector, and looked forward to her monthly bookclub and meetups with friends. She enjoyed a variety of crafts especially crochet, lovingly gifting treasures to her family and friends. She was an Elvis fan, a cat lover, and an excellent cook and baker. Diane was sentimental and kept notes, cards, photographs and more that she gathered or were given to her over the years by family and friends. Angels in many shapes and sizes are displayed around her home among family photos that span the decades. Mother, sister, aunt, friend she will be sadly missed by her daughter Sandra Lalonde (Terry MacFarlane) of Riverview; sisters Carolyn Tidd (Mike McKay) of Ottawa and Cheryl Wade of Dartmouth; brother David Wade (Tammy) of Fredericton; as well as nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her husband Roger Lalonde in 2002 and her son Brent in 1999. In keeping with Diane's wishes cremation has taken place. Private services will be held at a later date. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow, I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn rain Donations in Diane?s memory may made to Friends of the Moncton Hospital Foundation and CARMA Cat rescue Moncton. Arrangements have been entrusted to Tuttle Brothers Riverview Funeral Home 214 Pine Glen Rd. Riverview, NB (506) 857-9544 Online condolences can be made at www.tuttlefuneralhome.ca | Wade, Diane Louise (I6418)
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| 369 | Died - William Simon FRASER, 90, of Oxford, on January 16 at the home of his daughter, Laura Dempsey, Herring Cove, Halifax County. | Fraser, William Simon (I7844)
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| 370 | Died after reaching France during the expulsion. His wife remarried in 1761. | LeBlanc, Francois (I13303)
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| 371 | Died at 7:35 p.m. Monday, October 17, 1994 at Baton Rouge General Medical Center. He was 83, a resident and native of Brusly. Visitation was held at Wilbert Funeral Home, Port Allen, 5:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Visitation at the funeral home 8 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Religious services at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Brusly at 10 a.m. Wednesday conducted by Father Phil Spano. Interment in the church cemetery. Survived by wife, Hazel Cedatol Thibodeaux; two daughters and sons-in-law, Beverly and Harold Babin and Bakie and Gerald Manola, all of Brusly; a daughter-in-law, Emily Dupuy Breaux, Brusly; a brother, Kearney Thibodeaux, Plaquemine; 5 grandchildren; and 3 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by two sons, Sanders Gerald Thibodeaux, Jr. and Clarence Thibodeaux; parents; 3 sisters and 2 brothers. Pallbearers will be grandsons and Clifton Hebert. Obituary published in the Advocate, Baton Rouge, LA on Wednesday, October 19, 1994, page 10A. | Thibodeaux, Sanders Gerald Sr. (I11855)
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| 372 | Died at age 90. Preceded in death by her husband:Adrien Beaudion. Survived by 3 sons:Leonce,Wilfred and Avery Beaudion. 5 daughters:Mrs. Walter Broussard,Mrs. Ida Simon,Mrs. Henry Blanchard,Mrs. Jack LeBlanc and Mrs. Sidney Marceaux. 2 sisters:Mrs. Ulysse Eraste and Mrs. Emar Denais. 1 brother:L.F. Hebert | Hebert, Elmire (I2122)
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| 373 | Died at her residence in Plaquemine Saturday, July 4, 1959 at 7 a.m. at the age of 57. A native of Morganza, she was a member of the Catholic Church. Survived by her husband, George M. LeMay, Plaquemine; 2 sons George LeMay, Jr. and Carl LeMay both of Plaquemine; 6 daughters, Miss Frances LeMay, Miss June LeMay and Mrs. Curtis Grant, all of Plaquemine, Mrs. Julian Langlois, and Mrs. Roland Ourso, both of Baton Rouge, and Mrs. John Miller, Addis; 3 sisters, Mrs. Nilah Shirley of Cabot, Ark., Mrs. Norbert Bouquet, of New Orleans, and Mrs. Frank Serio of Morganza; a brother, William Carmouche of Morganza. Other survivors include 10 grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. The body is to be at Wilbert's Funeral Home in Plaquemine until 3:15 p.m. Sunday. Services at St. John Catholic Church in Plaquemine at 3:30 p.m. Interment in Grace Memorial Park. Obituary published in the Morning Advocate on Sunday, July 5, 1959, Page 9B. | Carmouche, Edna Cecile (I13662)
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| 374 | Died at sea in the shipwreck of the Ruby during deportation to France | Vincent, Jean (I13127)
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| 375 | died before June 18 1703 Was married in 1686. | Thibodeau, Marie (I10106)
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| 376 | died before May 18 1737 from online records About Robichaud, Charles 'Cadet' ROBICHEAU His land and house were situated on the actual grounds of Fort Anne, in Port Royal, which were expropriated from him for an extension of the Fort. This was witnessed on December 2, 1705 by the land surveyor, Lord de Labat. According to the census of 1700 he had 12 head of cattle and 14 sheep, on 16 acres of land. After he lost his land he moved his family to a piece of land about 1/2 mile from the Fort. Unfortunately, the fort did little to protect Charles and his family from the raids of the New England settlers. After a failed attack by Colonel Church in 1704, a more successful one on June 6, 1707, caused extensive damage, including the burning of the church, stores, and a number of houses, including those owned by Charles and his brothers. Charles remained and rebuilt his home , although Port Royal went to the British in 1710. In August of 1714, La Ronde Denys de Pensens prepared a list of families living around Port Royal. The list included Charles and his family. He was still living there in 1718. While living there and being surrounded by the English, life became unbearable. Charles then moved to the Truro area which was far away from the English and it allowed them to sell their cattle to Louisburg. Truro was close to the sea, so this made excellent connections to Prince Edward Island. This is where Charles was in 1720. Charles along with his descendants were called Cadets (meaning older ones) to distinguish them from the Prudents and the Nigannes. En 1693, il possédait 10 bêtes à cornes, 18 brebis, 7 cochons, 16 arpents en valeur et un fusil. En 1698, il avait 9 bêtes à cornes, 9 brebis, 6 cochons, 10 arpents et 1 fusil. En 1700, il avait 12 bêtes à cornes, 14 brebis, 16 arpents et un fusil. En 1701, il possédait 6 bêtes à crornes, 9 brebis, 8 cochons, 6 arpents et un fusil. En août 1695, Charles Robichaud prête le serment de fidélité au roi d'Angleterre à Port-Royal; il fait sa marque.En 1707, il avait 8 fils au-dessous de 14 ans, 14 bêtes à cornes, 9 brebis, 11 cochons, 3 arpents et un fusil.En 1710, il avait 7 fils.En 1714, il était toujours à Port-Royal, au Cappe, il avait avec lui sa femme, 8 fils et 2 filles.En 1752, sa veuve Marie Bourg est réfugié à Memramcook seule.En 1754, la veuve Robichaud habite toujours Memramcook mais un de ses fils est avec elle. This is the 1671 Census from online -The family was listed in the 1671 census at Port Royal (Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, Canada). In 1678, an acre of their land was cultivated and they had 19 cattle. The location of their farm is uncertain, but in 1707, his son Alexandre's farm was on the north bank of the Dauphin (Annapolis) River east of Goat Island.[7] 1671 PORT ROYAL Jacob BOURGEOIS, Surgeon, 50; his wife Jeanne TRAHAN 40; Children: (one son and one daughter are married): Jeanne 27, and Charles 25; then Germain 21, Marie 19, Guillaume 16, Marguerite 13, Francoise 12, Anne 10, Marie 7, Jeanne 4; cattle 33, sheep 24, more or less 20 arpents of cultivated land at two different locations. Jehan GAUDET, laborer, 96, his wife, Nicolle COLLESON 64; Child: Jehan 18, cattle 6, sheep 3, 3 arepents of land at two locations. Denis GAUDET, farmer, 46, his wife, Martine GAUTHIER 52; 5 Children (the first 2 married): Anne 25, Marie 21; other children: Pierre 20, Pierre 17, Marie 14; all five are without trades, except aslaborers; cattle 9, sheep 13 more lambs than mature sheep; 6 arpents of cultivated land. Roger KUESSY, farmer, 25, his wife, Marie POIRIER 22; their daughter Marie 2; cattle 3, sheep 2 and no cultivated land. Michel De FOREST, farmer, 33, his wife, Marie HEBERT 20; their 3 children: Michel 4, Pierre 2, Rene 1; cattle 12, sheep 2, 2 arpents of cultivated land. Marie GAUDET, Widow of Étienne HEBERT, 38. She has 10 children, two married children: Marie 20, Marguerite 19; Emmanuel 18, not yet married, Etienne 17, Jean 13, Francoise 10, Catherine 9, Martine 6, Michel 5, Antoine 1; cattle 4, sheep 5 and 3 arpents of cultivted land. Antoine BABIN, farmer, 45, his wife, Marie MERCIER 25; Children: Marie 9, Charles 7, Vincent 5, Jeanne 3, Marguerite 1; cattle 6, sheep 8 and 2 arpents of cultaved land. Olivier DAIGRE, farmer, 28, wife, Marie GAUDET 20; their 3 children: Jean 4, Jacques, 2, Bernard 1; cattle 6, sheep 6, 2 arpents of cultivated land. Antoine HEBERT, cooper, 50, wife Genevieve LEFRANC age 58; their 3 children: Jehan 22, Jehan 18, Catherine 15; cattle 18, sheep 7, 6 arpents of cultivated land at two locations. Jehan BLANCHARD, farmer, 60, his wife, Radegonde LAMBERT age 42; their 6 children, 3 are married: Martin 24, Magdeleine 28, Anne 26; those not married: Guillaume 21, Bernard 18, Marie 15; cattle 12, sheep 9, 5 arpents of cultivated land. Widow of François GUDCIN (GUERIN), 26; Children: Anne 12, Marie 9, Frivoline 7, Huguette 5, Francois 2; cattle 6, sheep 3, 6 arpents of cultivated land. Michel DUPONT (DUPUIS), farmer, 37, wife Marie GAUTROT 34; Children: Marie 14, Martin 6, Jeanne 4, Pierre 3 months; cattle 5, sheep 1, 6 arpents of cultivated land. Claude TERRIAU, farmer, 34, his wife, Marie GAUTROT 24; Children: Germain 9, Marie 6, Marguerite 4, Jehan 1; cattle 13, sheep 3, 6 arpents of cultivated land. Germain TERRIAU, farmer, 25, his wife, Andree BRUN 25; their child: Germain 2; cattle 5, sheep 2, 2 arpents. Jehan TERRIAU, farmer, 70, wife, Perrine RAU 60; Children (married): Claude 34, Jehan 32, Bonaventure 30, Germain 25, Jeanne 27, Catherine 21; (not married): Pierre 16; cattle 6, sheep 1, 5 arpents. François SCAVOIS (SAVOIE), farmer, 50, his wife, Catherine LeJEUNE 38; children: (one married daughter) Françoise 18, (unmarried children) Germain 16, Marie 14, Jeanne 13, Catherine 9, Francois 8, Barnabe 6, Andree 4, Marie 1-1/2; cattle 4, 6 arpents. Jehan CORPORON, farmer, 25, hiswife Francoise SCAVOIS (SAVOIE) 18; Child: one daughter 6 weeks of age not yet named; cattle 1, sheep 1, no cultivated land. Pierre MARTIN, farmer, 70, his wife Catherine VIGNEAU 68; Children (four are married): Pierre 45, Marie 35, Marguerite 32, Andre 30; (unmarried): Matieu 35; cattle 7, sheep 8, 2 arpents. Francois PELERIN, farmer, 35, wife Andree MARTIN 30; their three children: Hugette 5, Marie 2, Daughter 2 days; sheep 1, 1 arpent of land. Pierre MORIN, farmer, 37, his wife Marie MARTIN 35; Children: Pierre 9, Louys 7, Antoine 5, Marie 3, Ann 10 months; cattle 3, sheep 4, 1 arpent. Mathieu MARTIN, weaver, 35; Not married; cattle 4, sheep 3. Mathieu MARTIN 35; 4 cattle and three sheep. Vincent BRUN, farmer, 60, wife Renee BRODE 55; Children (three married): Magdeleine 25, Andree 24, Francoise 18; (unmarried): Bastien 15, Marie 12; cattle 10, sheep 4, 5 arpents of land. François GAUTROT, farmer, 58, his wife Edmee LeJEUNE 47; their children (married): Marie 35, Charles 34, Marie 24, Rene 19, Marguerite 16; (unmarried): Jehan 23, Francois 19, Claude 12, Charles 10, Jeanne 7, Germain 3; cattle 16, sheep 6, 6 arpents of land. Guillaume TRAHAN, 60 (actually he was approximately 70), his wife Madelaine BRUN 25; Children: Guillaume 4, Jehan-Charles 3, Alexandre 1; cattle 8, sheep 10, 5 arpents of land. Pierre SIRE, gunsmith, 27, his wife Marie BOURGEOIS 18; one son: Jean 3 months of age; cattle 11, sheep 6. Pierre THIBEAUDEAU, farmer, 40, his wife Jeanne TERRIAU 27; Children: Pierre 1, Marie 10, Marie 9, Marie 7, Anne Marie 6, Catherine 4; cattle 12, sheep 11, 7 arpents of land. Claude PETITPAS, farmer, 45, his wife Catherine BAGARD 33; their children: Bernard 12, Claude 8, Jehan 7, Jacques 5, Marguerite 10, Marie 2-1/2, Elisabet 1; cattle 26, sheep 12, 30 arpents of land. Bernard BOURG, farmer, 23, his wife Francoise BRUN 19; one daughter Marie; cattle 6, sheep 9, no cultivated land. Bonaventure TERRIAU, farmer, 27, his wife Jeanne BOUDROT 26; one daughter: Marie 4; cattle 6, sheep 6, 2 arpents of land. Michel BOUDROT, farmer, 71, his wife Michelle AUCOIN 53; three married children: Francoise 29, Jeanne 25, Marguerite 20; (Unmarried): Charles 22, Marie 18, Jehan 16, (Habraham) Abraham 14, Michel 12, Olivier 10, Claude 8, Francois 5; cattle 20, sheep 12, 8 arpents of land. Pierre GUILLEBAULT, farmer, 32, his wife Catherine TERRIAU 20; one daughter: Marguerite 2; cattle 6, sheep 5, 15 arpents of land. Jehan LaBATTE, farmer, 33, his wife, Renee GAUTROT 19; no children; cattle 26, sheep 15, 15 arpents of land. Martin BLANCHARD, farmer, 24, his wife Francoise LeBLANC 18; no children; cattle 5, sheep 2, 15 arpents of land. Jehan BOURG, Laborer, 26, his wife Marguerite MARTIN 27, two children: Anne 3, Margueritte 1-1/2; cattle 3, sheep 5, 15 arpents of land. Antoine BOURG, Laborer, 62, his wife Antoinette LANDRY 53; eleven children four of them married: Marie 26, Francois 27, Jehan 24, Bernard 22; Unmarried: Martin 21, Jeanne 18, Renee 16, Hugette 14, Jeanne 12, (Habraham) Abraham 9, Marguerite 4; cattle 12, sheep 8, 4 arpents of land. Laurent GRANGE, Seaman, 34, his wife Marie LANDRY 24; their two children: Margueritte 3, Pierre 9 months; cattle 5 sheep 6, 4 arpents of land. Perrinne LANDRY 60, widow of Jacques JOFFRIAU. No children. Pierre DOUCET, mason, 50, his wife Henriette PELTRET 31; their five children: Anne 10, Toussaint 8, Jehan 6, Pierre 4, and 1 unnamed daughter 3 months of age; cattle 7, sheep 6, 4 arpents of land. Francois BOURG, farmer, 28, his wife Marguerite BOUDROT 23; their two children: Michel 5-1/2, Marie 3; cattle 15, 5 sheep, 5-1/2 arpents of land. Marie SALÉ 61, widow of the late Jehan CLAUDE. Germain DOUCET, farmer, 30, wife Marie LANDRY 24; their three children: Charles 6, Bernard 4, Laurent 3; cattle 11, sheep 7, 3 arpents of land. Francois GIROUARD, farmer, 50, his wife Jeanne AUCOIN 40; their five children three married: Jacob 23, Marie 20, Marie-Magdeleine 17, Unmarried: Germain 14, Anne 12; cattle 16, sheep 6, 8 arpents of land. Jacques BELOU, cooper, 30, his wife Marie GIROUARD 20; one daughter: Marie 8 months; cattle 7, sheep 1, no land. Jacob GIROUARD, farmer, 23, his wife Marguerite GAUTROT 17; one son: Alexandre whose age was not recorded; cattle 7, sheep 3, no land. Pierre VINCENT, farmer, 40, his wife Anne GAUDET 27; their four children: Huguette 7, Thomas 6, Michel 3, Pierre 2; cattle 18, sheep 9, 16 arpents of land. Pierre MARTIN, farmer, 40, his wife Anne OUESTNOROUEST 27; their four children: Pierre 10, Rene 8, Andre 5, Jacques 2-1/2; cattle 11, sheep 6, 8 arpents of land. Vincent BROT, farmer, 40, his wife Marie BOURG 26; their four children: Marie 9, Anthoine 5, Margueritte 3, Pierre 1; cattle 9, sheep 7, 4 arpents of land. Daniel LeBLANC, farmer, 45, his wife Francoise GAUDET 48; their seven children: Married: Francoise 18; Unmarried: Jacques 20, Estienne 15, Rene 14, Andre 12, Antoine 9, Pierre 7; cattle 18, sheep 26, 10 arpents of land. Michel POIRIE(R), bachelor, 20, son of the deceased Jehan POIRIE(R); cattle 2 no sheep, no cultivated land. Barbe (Baiolet) BAJOLET 63, widow of Savinien de COURPON (Savien de Courpon, Sieur de La Tour); their children: 6 children in France and elsewhere and 2 daughters in this country. The two in this country are two married daughters Marie PESELET 26, Marianne LEFEBVRE 21; cattle 7, cow 1, sheep 6. Antoine GOUGEON, farmer, 45, his wife Jeanne CHEBRAT 45; one child: Huguette 14; cattle 20, sheep 17, 10 arpents of land. Pierre COMMEAU, cooper, 75, his wife, Rose BAYON; their eight children: married: Etienne 21; unmarried: Pierre 18, Francoise 15, Jehan 14, Pierre 13, Anthoine 10, Jeanne 9, Marie 7, Jehan 6; cattle 16, sheep 22, 6 arpents of land. Jean PITRE, edge tool maker, 35, his wife Marie PESSELEY 26; their three children: Marie 5, Catherine 3, Claude 9 months; 1 cow, no sheep, no land. Estienne COMMEAU, farmer 21, his wife Marie LEFEVBRE, 21; one child: Catherine 3 weeks of age; cattle 7, sheep 7, no cultivated land. Estienne COMMEAU, farmer, 21, his wife Marie Anne LEFEBVRE 21; un child, Catherine 3 weeks; cattle 7, sheep 7. Charles BOURGEOIS, farmer, 25, his wife Anne DUGAST 17; one child: Marie 1-1/2; cattle 12, sheep 7, 2 arpents of land. Barnabe MARTIN, farmer, 35, wife Jeanne PELLETRET 27; their two children: Marie 4, Rene 8 months; cattle 3, sheep 2, 2-1/2 arpents of land. Clement BERTRAND, carpenter 50, his wife Huguette LAMBELOT 48; no children; cattle 10, sheep 6, 6 arpents of land. Antoine BELLIVEAU, farmer, 50, his wife Andree GUYON 56; their two children: Jehan 19, Magdeleine 17; cattle 11, sheep 8, no land. Rene LANDRY, farmer, 52, his wife Perrine BOURG 45; their seven children: four are married: one known as Henriette PELLETRET 30, Jeanne 28, Marie 25, Marie 23; unmarried; Magdeleine 15, Pierre 13, Claude 8; cattle 10, sheep 6, 12 arpents of land. Thomas CORMIER, carpenter, 35, his wife Magdelaine GIROUARD 17; one daughter age 2; cattle 7, sheep 7, 6 arpents of land. Rene RIMBAULT, farmer, 55, his wife Anne-Marie [UNKNOWN surname] 40; their five children: Philipe 16, Francois 15, Jeanne 11, Marie 10, Francoise 5; cattle 12, sheep 9, 12 arpents of land. (Habraham) Abraham DUGAST, gunsmith, 55, his wife Marie Judith DOUCET 46; their eight children: married: Marie 23, Anne 17; unmarried: Claude 19, Martin 15, Abraham 10, Margueritte 14, Magdeleine 7, Marie 6; cattle 19, sheep 3, 16 arpents of land. Michel RICHARD, farmer, 41, his wife Madeleine BLANCHARD 28; their seven children: Rene 14, Pierre 10, Martin 6, Alexandre 3, Catherine 8, twins Anne and Magdeleine 5 weeks; cattle 15, sheep 14, 14 arpents of land. Charles MELANSON, 28, wife Marie DUGAST 23; Children: Marie 7, Marguerite 5, Anne 3, Cecille 6 months; cattle 40, sheep 6. Pierre MELANCON, tailor - He refused to answer. (He had a wife and 7 children.) (Pierre MELANSON, tailor, would not give his age nor the number of animals but his wife's answers concerning their possessions was just as crazy.) Estienne ROBICHAUD, farmer, did not want to see me. He left and told his wife that he not to tell me the number of his livestock or land. Pierre LANOUE, cooper; when asked his age, he said he felt fine but would not give an answer. Your most obedient servant Laurent Molins, religieux Cordelier online from 1693 Census Port Royal Charles ROBICHAUD 26, Marie TIBEAUDEAU his wife 29, Angelique 6, Augustin & Pierre (twins) 3, Anthoine 1; 10 cattle, 18 sheep, 7 hogs, 6 arpents, 1 gun from 1698 Census Port Royal online Charles ROBICHO 30; Marie TIBAUDEAU (wife) 33; Angelique 10; Charles and Rene, twins, 8; Augustine 6; Jean 4; Alexandre 2; Joseph 1; 9 cattle, 9 sheep, 6 hogs, 10 arpents, 1 gun. online 1700 Census Port Royal Charles ROBICHAUX [Robichaud] 34; Marie THIBAUDEAU (wife) 35; Charles and Rene (twins) 10; Anthoine 8; Augustin 7; Jean 6; Allexandre 5; Joseph 3; François 2; Angelique 13; 12 cattle, 14 sheep, 16 arpents, 1 gun. online 1701 Census Port Royal Charles ROBICHO 30, Marie TIBAUDEAU (wife) 30; Rene and Charles (twins) 10, Jean 8, Alexandre 7, Joseph 4, Francoise 2, Jacques 1, Isabel 14; 1 gun, 6 cattle, 9 sheep, 8 hogs, 6 arpents. online 1703 Port Royal Census Charles BELINEAU, his wife, 1 boy, 1 girl, 1 arms bearer. 1714 Census Cappe Charles CADET and his wife, 8 sons, 2 daughters. | Robichaud, Charles (I10105)
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| 377 | Died from injuries in a two car collision that occurred Jan. 2, 1954 near Klondike in Cameron Parish, La. Drivers of cars were her son-in-law: Henry Trahan and Huey Vincent. Survivors are 6 daughters: Mrs. Clesma Abshire, Mrs. Henry Trahan, Mrs. Rene Abshire, Mrs. Carl Hoffpauir, Mrs. Ledia Abshire and Mrs. Woodrow Hoffpauir. 4 sons: Pierre, Emery, Jeff F. and Wallace Gaspard. 2 brothers: Simeon and Oleuse Plaisance. The body was at home of her grandson: Horace Gaspard in Lake Arthur, La. Info from Crowley Daily Signal dated 2 Jan 1954. - Alvenia Thibodeaux | Plaisance, Theresa (I11407)
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| 378 | died in a skirmish with the English according to history of Acadie | Bélliveau, Charles (I2695)
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| 379 | Died in car accident | Sweeney, Marlene Elizabeth (I7294)
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| 380 | Died in Port Royal He married JEANNE Terriau 1660 in St-Jean Baptiste de Port Royal, Acadia, daughter of JEHAN THERIOT and PERRINE REAU. She was born 1643 in Port Royal, Acadia, and died December 08, 1726 in Port Royal, Acadia. Pierre and Jeanne had at least eighteen children and 159 Grandchildren. Many found their way to Louisiana. Children: Marie 1660, Marie "l'ainee" 1661, Marie "la Cadette" 1662, Marie Jeanne "la benjamine" 1664, Anne Marie "l'ainee" 1665, Catherine Marie 1667, Pierre "l'ainee" 1670, Jeanne 1672, Jean Pierre 1673, Antoine 1674, Pierre "le cadet" 1676, Michel 1678, Cecile 1680, Anne Marie Louise "Anne Marie la cadette" 1682, Catherine Josephte 1686, Claude 1684, Pierre LeJeune, Joseph 1691, Charles 1694 Pierre died on December 26, 1704 at his home in Port Royal, Acadia. Pierre's funeral records states: "Citizen and miller at the top of the Port Royal River and at the place called Pree' Rounde. He received the Last Sacraments and was buried the 27th of the said month of this year (December 1704), in the cemetary of this parish, with ordinary ceremonies. It was signed by padre Justin Durand, recollect and cure' of Port Royal." His wife Jehanne Terriau, died 22 years later on December 8, 1726. Michel and Antoine, their sons, stayed at the grave until the day after her death, with the cure' of Breslay. One more time, the entire colony of Pree' Ronde had the burden of transporting the body to Port Royal in snow and cold of December, and one can imagine the emotion at the long family funeral procession. In 1981, a monument was erected by the Nova Scotia Museum director J.L. Martin, who furnished the plaque, and by the joing efforts of the Historical Association of Annapolis Royal, and La Societe Historique Acadienne de la Baie Sainte-Marie, honoring our ancestor Pierre Thibodeau. | Thibodeau, Pierre (I3705)
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| 381 | Died of "Dispair" | Thibault, Marie Marguerite (I12394)
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| 382 | died on Friday, February 1, 2002 Source: Halifax Daily News ROBICHEAU, Harley Everette - 66, Deep Brook, Annapolis Co., passed away February 1, 2002, in Digby General Hospital. Born in Digby, he was a son of the late Wilfred and Rossie (SILVER) ROBICHEAU. He was a member of South Range Church of Christ Disciples. He was a self-employed truck driver most of his life and was a member of the Nova Scotia Trucking Association. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and most of all, the time he spent with his family. He is survived by his wife, the former Karen Anne DOUCETTE; daughter, Jocelyn (Randy) SCOTT, Saskatchewan; sons, Gregory Fairn, Halifax; Harley Jr. (Annette), Deep Brook, Annapolis Co.; sisters, Joyce FARRIS, South Range, Digby Co.; Shirley GILLESPIE, Dartmouth; June MERSEREAU, Lower Sackville; Thelma HARTFORD, Ontario; Nora SAULNIER, North Alton, Kings Co.; brothers, Stanley, Arnold "Ted", Wayne and Doug, all of Digby; three grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by sisters, Nancy, Francis and Olive Kelly; brothers, Isaiah and Wilfred Jr. Funeral service 2 p.m. today in Jayne's Funeral Home Chapel, Digby, Mr. Keith HATT officiating. Cremation to follow the service. Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia. On-line condolences: www.funeralscanada.com/homes/jayne and click on "contact us" | Robicheau, Harley Everette (I10345)
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| 383 | Digby Courier Friday 19 June 1914 Meteghan Walter Walsh Ess. J.P. a vernerable old gentleman 82 yrs , died Monday 8th.inst after a few days illness. The late Mr. Walsh had always been a good practical Catholic and was loved and endeared by all. The funeral took place Thursday morning | Walsh, Walter (I8747)
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| 384 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Doucet, Mrs. Doucet European haplotype T2A7B2 (I2664)
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| 385 | Donald Dennis Melanson formerly of Gardner and Westminster; 60 LEOMINSTER -- Donald Dennis Melanson, 60, formerly of Gardner and Westminster, lost his battle with ALS in his home on October 20, 2014, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on April 4, 1954 in Minto, NB, Canada. Don graduated from Gardner High School with the class of 1972. He was employed by Digital, Compaq, and HP for 33 years, then EMC for 8 years. He was a member of the PACC in Gardner. Don loved working on cars and taking care of his property. He enjoyed riding his motorcycle and spending time with his family. Don was always there to help anybody in need. He was a very compassionate and caring person. He was full of life with a kind-hearted soul. Don always had those around him laughing and will be missed by all who knew him. He leaves his wife of 29 years, Claudette (Richard) Melanson, whom he adored; his daughter, Amanda and her husband Jon Monahan; his son, Donny Melanson, all of Leominster; two grandchildren, Chase and Hunter Monahan. He leaves his loving 97 year-old mother, Eva Melanson of Gardner; three sisters, Anita Caisse and her husband Francis of Ashburnham, Doris Vienneau of Gardner, his twin sister, Donna Dion and her husband Wayne of Florida. Don also leaves his in-laws, Jeannine LeBlanc and her husband Steve (Don's best friend), Cecile Kelemen and her husband Rob, Lucie Boucher and her husband Francis, Robert Richard and his fiancée Jodi Lynne, Raymond Richard and his wife Deb, Rudolphe Richard and his wife Loretta; also many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his father, Ernest Melanson, and by his sister, Norma Frigon. MELANSON -- Funeral services will be held on Saturday, October 25, 2014, from the Westminster Chapel of the Sawyer-Masciarelli Funeral Home, 123 Main St., Westminster, with a Mass at 11:00 a.m. in St. Edward the Confessor Church, 10 Church Street, Westminster. Burial will be private at the convenience of the family. Calling hours will be held on Friday, October 24, 2014 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in his memory to Compassionate Care ALS, PO Box 1052, West Falmouth, MA 02574, or online: www.ccals.org. Please visit www.masciarellifamilyfuneralhomes.net for further information. | Melanson, Donald Dennis (I13820)
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| 386 | Donald H. 'Putt' Kampersal, 88, of Holliston passed away on Tuesday, March 12th, 2019. Born in Holliston, the son of the late Mildred (Kairit) and Rein Kampersal. Devoted husband of 57 years to the late Mildred (Ventresco) Kampersal and loving father of LuAnn K. Breen. He took great pride in his grandchildren, Kevin (Jenna), and Kristen Breen and treasured his great-grandsons, Colton and Weston. Growing up he worked at the family business, Kampersals Dairy. He owned Dons Engineering for many years and was on the Holliston Fire Department for 43 years. He enjoyed spending time with his family on the Cape and in Maine. He was known for his homemade pickles and quick witted humor. He is survived by his brother, George, and sister, Dorothy and is predeceased by his sisters Helen Freeberg, Betty Ghelli and Ernestine Anderson and brothers Alfred, Harold, Richard and Ernest Kampersal. He is also survived by many nieces & nephews. Visitation will be held on Friday, March 15th from 4:00-7:00 p.m. at the Chesmore Funeral Home of Holliston, 854 Washington St. www.Chesmore FuneralHome.com. A funeral service will take place on Saturday, March 16th at 11:00 a.m. at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Holliston. Burial will follow in Lake Grove Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Friends of the Holliston Fire Department, 59 Central St. Holliston, MA 01746. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in MetroWest Daily News from Mar. 13 to Mar. 14, 2019. | Kampersal, Donald H. (I350)
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| 387 | Donald Henry Rosebrook Sr. Donald Henry Rosebrook Sr. passed away on Saturday October 12, 2013 surrounded by his family. Born in Bend, Oregon in 1939 to Edith Mae and Robert Rosebrook, Don spent most of his early life in Silver Lake, OR. He met Mary Murphy of Lakeview, OR and they wed in 1959 at St Patrick's Church. For a short time Don attended college in Fort Collins, Colorado but eventually returned to Lakeview where he began his 17 year career with Safeway. Working in stores from Klamath Falls, Ashland and Myrtle Point, Don eventually opened the North Stephens Street store in Roseburg, OR in 1974. They had four children; Debbie, Shelly, Donny, and Susan. Don and family moved to Arcata in 1977 to join his brother-in-law, Pat Murphy, in Murphy's Markets where he owned and operated Westwood Market for many years. He was known as a generous business owner often letting those in need charge groceries until they could afford to pay. He loved to hunt, fish, and rock hunt in and around his beloved ranch in Lakeview. He enjoyed taking the grandkids, Shane, Casey, Cole, Mae, Brook, Grace and Jake up to the ranch where they irrigated the land, fed the sheep and rode four wheelers. Many longtime family friends and memories were made there, especially at Round Up time. His handsome smile and great sense of humor were a joy to all that knew him. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Bobby Rosebrook, and daughter Shelly Goodrich. He is survived by his brother Melvin Rosebrook of Bend, OR, his wife of 53 years Mary, and children; Debra Rosebrook and gentlemen friend Doug Davis of McKinleyville, Don Rosebrook Jr and wife Jennifer of McKinleyville, Susan Reeser and husband Bryan of McKinleyville. As per Don's request no services will be held and in lieu of flowers the family asks that you make a donation to your favorite charity. Please sign the guestbook at www.times-standard.com and click on obits. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in Times-Standard from Oct. 19 to Oct. 22, 2013. | Rosebrook, Donald Henry Sr. (I4691)
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| 388 | Donald Ray "Bleu" LeBleu, Sr., 67, of Lake Charles died Friday, June 5, 2009 in New Iberia, LA. Mr. LeBleu was a lifelong resident of Lake Charles and was a graduate of LaGrange High School. He worked most of his life as a pipefitter, having retired with Conoco/ Phillips Refinery after nearly forty years of service. He was an avid hunter and fisherman. He enjoyed bowling, traveling with his wife and "loved" dancing. Mr. LeBleu was very active in local baseball and softball organizations as he and his wife founded girls fast pitch softball (ASA League). He was a former President, Coach and Umpire of the ASA League and others. Mr. LeBleu was volunteer for the Special Olympics for many years. He was an active member of the Cajun French Music Association and was serving as Sergeant of Arms. He was also a member of St. Margaret Catholic Church and formerly, St. Margaret Knights of Columbus. He leaves to honor his memory, two sons, Donald "Donnie" LeBleu, Jr. and Brian Keith LeBleu and wife Connie; two daughters, Christine LeBleu and Stacy LeBleu Hebert and husband Donald, all of Moss Bluff; eleven grandchildren, Jeremy and Brandon Mallett and wife Heidi, Amanda Johnson and husband Chase, Elizabeth Rogers, Stuart Taylor, Cody, Anne- Marie, Justin and Caleb LeBleu and Kolby and Kalli- Ann Hebert; one great- grandchild, Levi Mallett; two brothers, Clarence LeBert and wife Betty of Lake Charles and Elton LeBert and wife Mitzi of Ragley; two sisters, Georgia Aucoin and husband Abraham of Lake Charles and JoAnn LeBleu Joubert and husband J.B. of Moss Bluff; one brother- in- law, Michael Meche and wife Felicia of Baton Rouge and one sister-in-law, Gail Meche of Dallas, TX. He was preceded in death by the "love of his life", his wife of 41 years, Dorothy "Dot" Meche LeBleu; grandson, Kaide Joseph Hebert; brother, Eugene LeBleu; sister, Dorothy Lee McComb and his parents, Joseph and Lorena Veroni LeBleu. Funeral services will be at 11:00 AM Monday, June 8, 2009 in St. Margaret Catholic Church. Father James Doyle will officiate. Burial will be Consolata Cemetery under the direction of Johnson Funeral Home. Visitation Sunday will be from 12:00 PM until 10:00 PM with a scripture service and rosary beginning at 6:00 PM. Visitation Monday will be from 8:00 AM until 10:30 AM in the funeral home. Gravesite Details Obit in Lake Charles American Press 6-7-2009 | LeBleu, Donald Ray (I3494)
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| 389 | Dora A. (Lifrieri) Halley, 86, of Wilmington, passed away peacefully September 7, 2020, surrounded by her family. She was predeceased by her beloved husband of sixty-three years Walter G. Halley. She was a communicant and active participant of catholic education at St. Patrick's Church of Stoneham, Ma. Dora was a resident of Stoneham, MA for 36 years before moving to Wilmington, MA. Dora was a loving wife, involved mother and grandmother. Dora and Walter enjoyed spending their retirement, holidays and vacations with their children, grandchildren and great grandchild. Born in Charleston, MA, she was the daughter of the late Saverio Lifrieri and Angelina ( DeRose) Lifrieri both of Lappano, Italy. She is survived by her four children, daughter Mary Curtis and her husband Jeffrey Curtis of Wilmington, MA, daughter Andrea Tarlow and her husband Eric Tarlow, of Rowley, MA, son Jeffrey Halley and his wife Jill Halley of Newburyport, MA and daughter Joanne Tremblay and her husband Warren Tremblay of Dade City, FL. Dear sister of Jennifer Ries and the late Josephine Imbrogno and Thomas Lifrieri. Grandmother of the late Evan Tremblay. Dora also leaves seven grandchildren, a great granddaughter and several nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, please send memorial donations in the name of Dora to Merrimac Valley Hospice, online at www.homehealthfoundation.org/donate/ or by mailing to 360 Merrimack Street, Building 9, Lawrence, MA 01843 A Funeral Mass Celebrating Dora's Eternal Life will be held at St. Patrick's Church, 71 Central St., Stoneham, on Wednesday, September 9th, 2020 at 10am. Please go directly to church. Interment will follow in Lindenwood Cemetery, Stoneham. Visitation will be held privately. | Lifrieri, Dora Ann (I12200)
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| 390 | Dorilla (Dot) Melanson The Amherst News4 Jul 2008 AMHERST ? Surrounded by her loving family, the death of Dorilla ?Dot? Melanson, 80, wife of Emile Melanson, occurred suddenly at the Cumberland Regional Health Care Centre on Thursday, July 3, 2008. Born in Legere Brook, N.B., she was a daughter of the late William and Annie (LeBlanc) Fagan. Dorilla was a member of the Holy Family Parish, Amherst, and had been active in the CWL. She was a Eucharistic Minister and Reader, a member of St. Vincent de Paul, volunteered at the Food Bank, and participated in the prayer group. Above all came Dot's family. She especially enjoyed visits from family and friends. Spending time at their cottage has provided endless cherished memories from exciting card games to large family gatherings. She will be sadly missed by her husband, Emile, Amherst; sons Alan and Stephen ( Elaine); daughters Diane (Ken) Bangerter, Milton, Ont., Shirley (Greg) LeBlanc, Lower Sackville, N.S., Deborah (Leslie) Lohr, Victoria, B.C., Charlene ( David) Burden, Metcalfe, Ont., Monique Melanson, Vancouver; 18 grandchildren; two great- grandchildren; brother, Marc Fagan; sisters, Lorraine Melanson, Lydia Lirette and Viola Corbett. She was predeceased by infant son Emile, and brothers Omar and Philip. Dorilla's remains have been entrusted into the care of the FurlongJones Funeral Home, 70 Church Street, Amherst ( 667- 8777), from where a time of visitation will be held Sunday, July 6 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A funeral mass will be celebrated from the Holy Family Parish Church on Monday, July 7 at 10 a.m. Burial will follow in the parish cemetery. Parish prayers will be held at the funeral home Sunday, July 6 at 8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or a charity of the donor's choice would be gratefully appreciated. www.furlongjones.ca | Fagan, Dorilla (I9108)
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| 391 | Dorothy Lilly "Bunch" Nickens Dorothy Lilly "Bunch" Nickens was the fifth child of Sidney Bell Nickens and Ida Roddy Persick. She was born 26 Mar, 1928 at Galvez, Ascension Parish, La. Dorothy's first marriage was to Joseph Lewis Parker. He was born 23 Dec, 1925 the son of Sarah Jane Ficklin and Thomas C. Parker. Joseph died 10 Nov, 1965 in a boating accident on the Amite river. He is buried in Ficklin Cemetery, Ascension Parish, La. They were divorced at the time of his death. Dorothy Lilly remarried to Percy Joseph Thomassie 26 Apr, 1962. He was born 20 May, 1916 at Duck Roost, La to Belizare Louis Thomassie and Regina Louise Bourgeois. Percy died 29 Sep, 1981 at Baton Rouge, La. Dorothy Lilly died 22 Mar, 2003 at Gonzales, La. Percy and Dorothy Lilly are buried Mt Zion Cemetery, Galvez, La. Dorothy Lilly and Percy's children are: Josie Nicole Thomassie Born: Apr, 1958 Living Charles Joseph Thomassie Born: Aug, 1959 Living Percy's children by his first wife: Nell Marie Thomassie Born: Feb, 1936 Living Perry Joseph Thomassie Born: Jan, 1937 Living Jane Marie Thomassie Born: Mar, 1940 Living Isabel Margarite "Bell" Guautreau was the mother of Nell, Perry, and Jane. She was born 02 Nov, 1920 at Gonzales, Ascension Parish, La. Her parents were Napolean Guautreau and Sophie Lanoux. Bell died 16 Nov, 2007 and is buried in Cornerview Cemetery, Gonzales, La. | Nickens, Dorothy Lilly (I9529)
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| 392 | DOUCETTE, Emiliene Evelyn - 90, Yarmouth, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family in Yarmouth Regional Hospital on March 15, 2006. Born in Amiraults Hill, she was a daughter of the late Edmund and Lucy (Saulnier) Landry. Mrs. Doucette was a member of the Notre Dame Catholic Church in Yarmouth. She enjoyed raising her children and spending time with her friends. She is survived by sons, Russell (Georgia) and Donald (Mariam), Ontario; daughters, Marie (Ben) Morton, Ruth Jamison and Hazel (Robert) Gallagher, all of Yarmouth; Lucy Ann (Nelson) Theirault and Judy Varrette, Barrie, Ont.; sister, Lorraine (Frank) Deviller, Yarmouth; brothers, Pius (Cecilia) Landry and Alcid (Betty) Landry, both of Yarmouth; 11 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren and one great great-grandson. She was predeceased by her husband, Edward; sisters, Louise and Helen; brothers, Emille, Ernie, Eddy, Homer, Jules, Augustin, and Nelson. Visitation hours will be today from 7-9 p.m. and Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. with prayers at 8 p.m. in Sweeny's Funeral Chapel in Yarmouth. Funeral mass will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in Notre Dame Catholic Church in Yarmouth with Father John MacPherson officiating. Interment will be in Our Lady of Calvary Cemetery, Yarmouth. Donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia, Our Lady of Calvary Cemetery or Achimota Centre for children with autism. On-line condolences: sweenys@ns.aliantzinc.ca | Landry, Emiliene Evelyn (I7474)
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| 393 | DOUCETTE, Frederick Joseph ?Freddie? ? age 76, Brooklyn, Yarmouth Co., formerly of Mayflower, Digby Co., passed away peacefully on Friday, July 15, 2016 in Yarmouth Regional Hospital surrounded by his family. Born October 17, 1939 in Quinan, he was a son of the late Avite and Elizabeth ?Lizzer? (Frotten) Doucette. As a teenager, Freddie moved to Banff, Alberta where he was hired as a cook at Lake Louise. A few years later he returned back home and married his girl, Genevieve. Throughout his life, Freddie believed in hard work. He will be remembered by many as a loom-fixer at Cosmos Imperial Mills/Dominion Textiles, where he worked for many years, after which he worked for LaFarge Canada as a cement finisher. He was also a self-taught, skilled carpenter. Freddie had many interests, all of which included his family and the outdoors. He was well-known for his ability to build beautiful strip-cedar canoes and kayaks, not to mention the canoe trips he took with Genevieve, and then with his daughter Carolann, which they still did up to three years ago, along with the many hundreds of friends who tagged along for the annual Easter weekend trip. He also enjoyed mackerel fishing, working in the woods, tree planting and grafting, playing cards and enjoying a good snack of peanuts. Of course, he also loved hunting, and like every good hunter, he had a story about the big one that didn?t get away. In 1962, while hunting with friends in Shelburne, he shot a massive non-typical deer with webbed antlers with a total of 24 points. His story and photos of the deer have appeared in Big Buck magazine, and he was recognized by the Boone and Crocket Club (founded by Theodore Roosevelt in 1887). But most of all, family was the most important thing to Freddie. He leaves behind his wife of nearly 55 years, Genevieve (Vacon) Doucette, as well as their children, Mark (Tina) Doucette, Forest Glen; Carolann (Darren) Samms, Brooklyn; Stephen (Christine) Doucette, Antigonish, as well as grandchildren, Ian, Evan, Tara, Cody, Alicia, Julie, Erica and great grandchildren, Monique, Rebecca, Connor, Rylan, Charlie and Phoenix. Also surviving are sisters, Emily, Evelyn, Lorraine, Marie (Richard), Vivian (Danny) and Elizabeth (Kenneth), as well as brothers, Delbert (Joyce) and Flavien (Dorothy). Visitation will take place from 7-9 Sunday evening, with prayers at 8 p.m. The Funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m., Monday, July 18 from St. Agnes Church, Quinan, Father Albeni d?Entremont officiating. Interment will follow in the parish cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the Nova Scotia Lung Association or to the Nova Scotia Heart and Stroke Foundation. You may sign the online guestbook or leave messages of condolence for the family by visiting www.huskilson.net | Doucette, Frederick Joseph (I5333)
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| 394 | DOUCETTE, Mark Frederick ? Age 57, of Forest Glen, formerly of Mayflower, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, November 27, 2019 in Yarmouth Regional Hospital. He was a son of Genevieve (Vacon) Doucette (Henry Muise) of Brooklyn and the late Fred Doucette. Mark was a fisherman all his working life; 39 years with Comeau?s Sea Foods Ltd. as a scallop fisherman/cook, and lobster fisherman for many years on various boats. He loved hunting, fishing, 4-wheeling, canoeing, watching TV, partying and going to Camp in Quinan. He is survived by his wife, Tina (Sweeney); daughters, Tara Doucette (Colin), Erica Jacquard (Ying), Alicia Foisy (Kyle); sons, Cody Moulaison (Rebecca), Mitchell Hicks (Amy); grandchildren, Marcien, Charlie, Zoe, Rylan, Phoenix, Emerson, Parker, Owen and Mila; sister, Carolann (Darren) Samms; nephews, Ian and Evan Jacquard; brother, Stephen; niece, Julie Doucette; mother-in-law, Edna Sweeney; many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Arrangements have been entrusted to Meteghan Funeral Home. Visitation will be from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Sunday, December 1, at Huskilson?s Funeral Home & Crematorium, Yarmouth. Funeral 3 p.m. Monday at Saint Ambrose Co-Cathedral, Yarmouth, Rev. Albeni d?Entremont officiating, with a reception to follow. Burial will take place at a later date in Norwood Cemetery. Donations may be made to Norwood Community Cemetery, Yarmouth Hospital Foundation or Gilles Boudreau & Friends Cancer Help Fund. The family would like to thank Dr. Stephanie Snow, Dr. Lisa Gillis and the staff of Yarmouth Regional Hospital for the exceptional care given to Mark during his illness. | Doucette, Mark Frederick (I5326)
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| 395 | DUGAS, Joseph Leonard - 79, Weymouth Mills, Digby County, died March 3, 1994, in Yarmouth Regional Hospital. Born in Weaver Settlement, Digby County, he was a son of the late Thomas and Grace (Amero) Dugas. He was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Weymouth; member of the Canadian Army and served during the Second World War overseas in England. He drove a taxi in the Weymouth area for many years. He is survived by his wife, the former Donna Marie Banks; daughter, Rachel, at home; two sisters, Rosie Blinn, St. Bernard, Digby County; Pauline (Mrs. Camile Comeau), Weymouth; three brothers, Willie, Walter, Phillip, all of Weaver Settlement. He was predeceased by a brother, Louis. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be 10 a.m. March 10 in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Rev. Thomas McQuade officiating. Burial will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Canadian Cancer Society. Arrangements under the direction of Jayne's Funeral Home, Digby. The Chronicle-Herald/The Mail-Star Published: 03/05/94 | Dugas, Joseph Leonard (I10257)
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| 396 | DUGAY, Mary "Jane" The death occurred peacefully at Summerset Manor, Summerside, P.E.I. on Saturday, April 18th, 2020 of Mary ?Jane? (Allain) Dugay of Summerside, aged 88 years. Jane was born in St. Edwards to the late Ben & Denise (Gaudet) Allain. Beloved wife of the late Fred Dugay and loving mother of Linda (Ron) Dunne of Cascumpec, Sylvia Gavin, Brenda (Jeff) MacDonald, Colleen Dugay (Bob Ferrier), Karen Mallett (Damien Noonan), Darren (Rebecca) Dugay and Nola Dugay (Rickey Stewart) all of Summerside and Cindy (Neal) Merritt of Charlottetown.. Lovingly remembered by her 19 grandchildren, Amanda Dunne, Suzanne Lamoureux, David, Keith and Scott Buote, Dawn, Chrysta and Tyson Campbell, Chasity Mallett, Shaun and Bobby-Jo Silliker, Sammy-Jo Fleischhacker, Blaine, Darcee and Paul Birch, Miranda and Elijah Merritt, Paige and Dylan Dugay. Also lovingly remembered by 28 great-grandchildren, 1 great-great grandson and several nieces and nephews. Survived by her brothers and sisters Joe Allain of Whitehorse, Yukon, Philip (Carmen) of Miminegash, Nelda Arsenault of Nail Pond, Phyllis (Henry) Gaudet of St. Edwards, Clifford (Cindy) of Kensington and Wayne (Chris) of Summerside, sister-in-laws Olive Allain of Miscouche & Josie Poirier of Oromocto. Besides her parents, Jane was predeceased by her son Alan and daughter Donna, father and mother-in-law Frank and Regina Dugay, brothers Melvin and Gerald, sister Eva Woznica, son-in-law Paul Mallett, sister-in-laws Catherine and Jean Allain, brother-in-law George Arsenault and infant siblings Henry and Mary Anne. Resting at the East Prince Funeral Home, 245 Pope Rd., Summerside. Visitation and funeral services to be announced at a later date. Interment to take place in St. Paul?s Cemetery at a later date. Memorial donations in Jane?s memory to the Summerset Manor would be greatly appreciated. Online condolences can be sent to epfuneral@eastlink.ca Arrangements entrusted to the East Prince Funeral Home, Summerside, P.E.I. www.peifuneralcoops.com | Allain, Mary Jane (I8779)
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| 397 | During the Acadian Expulsion, Charles' family was deported to Connecticut, however, it is unknown whether he was living at the time. His widow appeared on the 14 August 1763 list of Acadians in Connecticut who desired to go to France, as La Veuve Melancon, with a total of four in her family. | Melanson, Charles (I2604)
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| 398 | during the Deportation of 1755, Charles was aboard a transport ship, the Pembroke, which was bound for North Carolina. A revolt onboard the ship, led by Charles Belliveau, of the Acadian men against their English captors succeeded and the ship was turned around and sailed up the St. John River where the Acadians disembarked. Some of the Acadians travelled on foot to Quebec where Charles died during a small pox epidemic that hit the area 2 years later, claiming the lives of many of the Acadians who had escaped the Deportations. | Melanson, Charles (I2611)
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| 399 | DUVAL, LEONARD T. "TONY" DEATHS Advocate, The (Baton Rouge, LA) - Saturday, January 8, 2000 A resident of Baker and a former resident of Clinton, he died Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2000, at Flannery Oaks Guest House, Baton Rouge. He was 77 and a native of Stephensville. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran of World War II. He was shot down twice and managed to escape in the South Pacific. He was awarded the Silver Star, Distinguished Flying Cross, Purple Heart with Oak Cluster, World War II Victory Medal, America Campaign Medal, Air Medal, Asiatic Campaign Medal, and later for the Berlin Airlift, aMedal for Humane Action. Visiting was at Charlet Funeral Home Inc., Zachary, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday. Visiting at the funeral home from 9 a.m. until religious services at noon Saturday, conducted by the Rev. Fred Youngs. Interment in Greenoaks Memorial Park, Baton Rouge. Survived by two daughters and sons-in-law, Stephanie D. "Tina" and Don Gremillion, Baker, and Toni Gene D. and Joe Farah, Corpus Christi, Texas; two sons and daughters-in-law, Leonard "Lenny" and Roselin Duval, Bambridge, Ga., and David L. and Therese Daspit Duval, Loranger; two sisters, Carrie Derouen, New Iberia, and Lena Cortez, Morgan City; 10 grandchildren, Joey Farah and Michael Farah, both of Corpus Christi, Shannon Andre Gremillion, Baker, Danielle Rene Duval andRene Yvonne Duval, both of Hayward, Calif., Dave Duval, Florida, and Naomi, John, Ronnie and Daniel Duval, all of Loranger; a great-granddaughter; and a number of nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his wife, Betty Williams Duval; parents, Egbert K. Duval and Ouida Stephens Duval Aucoin; and two grandchildren, Robert D. Gremillion and Michael Joseph Duval. He was a member of St. Isidore Catholic Church, Baker, and a former member of Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church, Clinton. He was a member of Clinton Lions Club, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Retired Airforce Association and 4th Degree Knights of Columbus Bishop Antoine Blanc Assembly. Friends desiring may make memorial donations to MDA/ALS Research, 8126 One Calais Ave., Suite No. 1, Baton Rouge, LA 70809. | Duval, Leonard Thomas (I8423)
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| 400 | Dwyer, James Joseph; of Crestwood, NY passed away peacefully on Friday evening December 19, 2008. He was to be 98 years old this Tuesday. Jim was born in New York City December 23, 1910 and raised in County Carlow, Ireland. He returned to New York City when he was 18. Jim was an exceptional athlete. He played forward for the Roscommon Irish Football Team at the Polo Grounds and went on to play in the All Ireland Selective Team Championship versus County Cavan in Yankee Stadium on May 21, 1934. Jim was a driver for Railway Express for many years and worked tirelessly in the funeral business until he was 84 years old. He was predeceased by his beloved wife, Mary (nee Gerrity) in 1973. Jim had tremendous faith that sustained him through the so many years without her. Jim is survived by his four daughters, Maureen Smith and her husband Joseph of Blauvelt, NY, Patricia Sullivan and her husband Michael of Manasquan, NJ, Kathleen Glavey and her husband Dennis of River Vale, NJ, and Eileen Love and her husband Daniel of Sleepy Hollow, NY, along with 13 grandchildren, Michael, Maureen, Patty Ann, Eileen, Brian, Kathleen Mary, Joseph, Colleen, Tara, Maura, Patrick, Danny and Katie and 16 great-grandchildren. Calling hours at Fred H. McGrath & Son Funeral Home between the hours of 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM Monday. Mass of Christian Burial Annunciation Church, Crestwood on Tuesday December 23 at 11AM. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Calvary Hospital 1740 Eastchester Road, Bronx, NY 10461. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in The Journal News on Dec. 22, 2008. | Dwyer, James Joseph (I12315)
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