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Joachim Neveu (Nepveu) Compact Disc #45 Pin #729199 Pedigree
Sex: M
Event(s)
Birth: 14 Aug 1814
St. Eustache,St. Eustache,Deux Montagnes,Quebec
Christening: 14 Aug 1814
St. Eustache,St. Eustache,Deux Montagnes,Quebec
Death: aft Sep 1837
,,,Quebec
Burial: aft Sep 1837
,,,Quebec
Parents
Father: Joachim Neveu (Nepveu) Disc #45 Pin #727932
Mother: Marie-Archange Leblanc (Bland) Disc #45 Pin #728531
Marriage(s)
Spouse: Marguerite Paquet (Pasquier) Disc #45 Pin #730599
Marriage: 4 Sep 1837
Notre Dame,Montreal,Ile de Montreal,Quebec
Personal Information
Title:
(Nepveu)
Notes and Sources
Notes: None
Sources: None
Submitter
Judge Adrian J. GRAVELLE
4664 Dapple Court Ellicott City, MD 21042-6452
Submission Search: 1723440-0523102115037
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Marguerite Paquet (Pasquier) Compact Disc #45 Pin #730599 Pedigree
Sex: F
Event(s)
Birth: abt 1815
,,,Quebec
Christening: abt 1815
,,,Quebec
Death: aft Sep 1837
,,,Quebec
Burial: aft Sep 1837
,,,Quebec
Parents
Father: Charles-Jacques Paquet (Pasquier) Disc #45 Pin #730600
Mother: Marie-Genevieve Gravel Disc #45 Pin #730601
Marriage(s)
Spouse: Joachim Neveu (Nepveu) Disc #45 Pin #729199
Marriage: 4 Sep 1837
Notre Dame,Montreal,Ile de Montreal,Quebec
Personal Information
Title:
(Pasquier)
Notes and Sources
Notes: None
Sources: None
Submitter
Judge Adrian J. GRAVELLE
4664 Dapple Court Ellicott City, MD 21042-6452
Submission Search: 1723440-0523102115037
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Adolphe (Charles) Rouleau m Josephine Neveu
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Josephine Neveu (Nepveu) Compact Disc #45 Pin #730607 Pedigree
Sex: F
Event(s)
Birth: abt 1840
,,,Quebec
Christening: abt 1840
,,,Quebec
Death: aft Feb 1861
,,,Quebec
Burial: aft Feb 1861
,,,Quebec
Parents
Father: Joachim Neveu (Nepveu) Disc #45 Pin #729199
Mother: Marguerite Paquet (Pasquier) Disc #45 Pin #730599
Marriage(s)
Spouse: Adolphe Rouleau Disc #45 Pin #730608
Marriage: 11 Feb 1861
Ste. Martine,Ste. Martine,Chateauguay,Quebec
Personal Information
Title:
(Nepveu)
Notes and Sources
Notes: None
Sources: None
Submitter
Judge Adrian J. GRAVELLE
4664 Dapple Court Ellicott City, MD 21042-6452
Adolphe Rouleau Compact Disc #45 Pin #730608 Pedigree
Sex: M
Event(s)
Birth: abt 1835
,,,Quebec
Christening: abt 1835
,,,Quebec
Death: aft Feb 1861
,,,Quebec
Burial: aft Feb 1861
,,,Quebec
Parents
Father: Jean-Baptiste Rouleau Disc #45 Pin #730609
Mother: Angelique Daoust Disc #45 Pin #730610
Marriage(s)
Spouse: Josephine Neveu (Nepveu) Disc #45 Pin #730607
Marriage: 11 Feb 1861
Ste. Martine,Ste. Martine,Chateauguay,Quebec
Notes and Sources
Notes: None
Sources: None
Submitter
Judge Adrian J. GRAVELLE
4664 Dapple Court Ellicott City, MD 21042-6452
Submission Search: 1723440-0523102115037
URL:
Josephine Neveu (Nepveu) Compact Disc #45 Pin #730607 Pedigree
Sex: F
Event(s)
Birth: abt 1840
,,,Quebec
Christening: abt 1840
,,,Quebec
Death: aft Feb 1861
,,,Quebec
Burial: aft Feb 1861
,,,Quebec
Parents
Father: Joachim Neveu (Nepveu) Disc #45 Pin #729199
Mother: Marguerite Paquet (Pasquier) Disc #45 Pin #730599
Marriage(s)
Spouse: Adolphe Rouleau Disc #45 Pin #730608
Marriage: 11 Feb 1861
Ste. Martine,Ste. Martine,Chateauguay,Quebec
Personal Information
Title:
(Nepveu)
Notes and Sources
Notes: None
Sources: None
Submitter
Judge Adrian J. GRAVELLE
4664 Dapple Court Ellicott City, MD 21042-6452
Adolphe Rouleau Compact Disc #45 Pin #730608 Pedigree
Sex: M
Event(s)
Birth: abt 1835
,,,Quebec
Christening: abt 1835
,,,Quebec
Death: aft Feb 1861
,,,Quebec
Burial: aft Feb 1861
,,,Quebec
Parents
Father: Jean-Baptiste Rouleau Disc #45 Pin #730609
Mother: Angelique Daoust Disc #45 Pin #730610
Marriage(s)
Spouse: Josephine Neveu (Nepveu) Disc #45 Pin #730607
Marriage: 11 Feb 1861
Ste. Martine,Ste. Martine,Chateauguay,Quebec
Notes and Sources
Notes: None
Sources: None
Submitter
Judge Adrian J. GRAVELLE
4664 Dapple Court Ellicott City, MD 21042-6452
Submission Search: 1723440-0523102115037
URL:
Jean Baptiste Rouleau marriage to Angelique Daoust
from your folks.com
Marriage:
On January 29, 1828
in Saint-Joachim
Town/District:
Pointe-Claire/Communaute-Urbaine-De-Montreal, Qc
Jean-Baptiste Rouleau
[ Joseph Rouleau & Jeanne Larocque ]
and
Angelique Daoust
[ Louis Daoust & Theotiste Bouchard ]
Marriage:
On January 29, 1828
in Saint-Joachim
Town/District:
Pointe-Claire/Communaute-Urbaine-De-Montreal, Qc
Jean-Baptiste Rouleau
[ Joseph Rouleau & Jeanne Larocque ]
and
Angelique Daoust
[ Louis Daoust & Theotiste Bouchard ]
Monday, October 25, 2010
Old Seguin Photographs
Magasin O. P. Seguin, Saint-Dominique Station, QC, vers 1910
Gravure
Seguin Lalime & Cie
John Henry Walker (1831-1899)
Mlle Seguin, Montréal, QC, 1865
All photos from Musee McCord Museum
First ROULEAU's, SEGUIN's & HOULE's in New France
Genevieve Prevost, Metis, daughter (IV)-Pierre Prevost, Metis, b-1723 and (III)-Marie Lesiege, b-1726: married 1st, August 17, 1778 St. Cuthbert, (V)-Louis Marie Balthazar Robert (1753-1793): married 2nd., November 24, 1794, St. Cuthbert, (V)-Pierre Rouleau.
Genevieve Prevost, Metis, b-1754 daughter (IV)-Pierre Prevost, Metis, b-1723 and (III)-Marie Lesiege, b-1726: 1st married August 17, 1778 St. Cuthbert, Luois Marie Balthazar Robert; 2nd married November 24, 1794 St. Cuthbert, Pierre Rouleau
May 2: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Joseph Seguin, son (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
September 19: Lac Des Montagnes, birth (V)-Jean Paul Sabourin, Metis, died October 25, 1754 Lac Des Montagnes, son (IV)-Paul Sabourin, Metis b-1731 and Marie Joseph Seguin Laderoute.
October 25: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Jean Baptiste Seguin, died February 9, 1751 Lac Des Deux Montagnes, son (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
September 4: Lac des Deux Montagnes, birth (III)-Marie Clemence Lemaire, Metis, died June 20, 1752 Lac des Deux Montagnes daughter (II)-Hyacintre Lemaire (1713-1767) and (III)-Genevieve Tessier., Metis, b-1713; married January 27, 1761, Lac des Deux Montagnes, Suzanne Seguin.
December 10: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Guillaume Seguin, son (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
November 4: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, marriage (IV)- Paul Sabourin, Metis, born May 4, 1731 Lac Des Deux Montagnes, son (III)-Jean Baptiste Sabourin b-1701 and Sara Enneson appelee Catherine Kigilekokoue; married November 4, 1752 Lac Des Deux Montagnes Marie Joseph Seguin Laderoute.
November 23: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Marie Charlotte Seguin, daughter (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
May 2: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Joseph Seguin, son (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
September 19: Lac Des Montagnes, birth (V)-Jean Paul Sabourin, Metis, died October 25, 1754 Lac Des Montagnes, son (IV)-Paul Sabourin, Metis b-1731 and Marie Joseph Seguin Laderoute.
February 28: Lavaltrie, birth (V)-Marie Louise Prevost, Metis, daughter (IV)-Pierre Prevost, Metis, b-1723 and (III)-Marie Lesiege, b-1726: married November 10, 1777 St. Cuthbert, Alexis Houle aka Houde, b-1757.
Found here: NEW FRANCE
AWESOME site, worth checking out! Loads of info!!
Genevieve Prevost, Metis, b-1754 daughter (IV)-Pierre Prevost, Metis, b-1723 and (III)-Marie Lesiege, b-1726: 1st married August 17, 1778 St. Cuthbert, Luois Marie Balthazar Robert; 2nd married November 24, 1794 St. Cuthbert, Pierre Rouleau
May 2: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Joseph Seguin, son (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
September 19: Lac Des Montagnes, birth (V)-Jean Paul Sabourin, Metis, died October 25, 1754 Lac Des Montagnes, son (IV)-Paul Sabourin, Metis b-1731 and Marie Joseph Seguin Laderoute.
October 25: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Jean Baptiste Seguin, died February 9, 1751 Lac Des Deux Montagnes, son (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
September 4: Lac des Deux Montagnes, birth (III)-Marie Clemence Lemaire, Metis, died June 20, 1752 Lac des Deux Montagnes daughter (II)-Hyacintre Lemaire (1713-1767) and (III)-Genevieve Tessier., Metis, b-1713; married January 27, 1761, Lac des Deux Montagnes, Suzanne Seguin.
December 10: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Guillaume Seguin, son (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
November 4: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, marriage (IV)- Paul Sabourin, Metis, born May 4, 1731 Lac Des Deux Montagnes, son (III)-Jean Baptiste Sabourin b-1701 and Sara Enneson appelee Catherine Kigilekokoue; married November 4, 1752 Lac Des Deux Montagnes Marie Joseph Seguin Laderoute.
November 23: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Marie Charlotte Seguin, daughter (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
May 2: Lac Des Deux Montagnes, birth (IV)-Joseph Seguin, son (III)-Louis Seguin dit Laderoute b-1713 and (II)-Marie Anne Raizenne, Metis.
September 19: Lac Des Montagnes, birth (V)-Jean Paul Sabourin, Metis, died October 25, 1754 Lac Des Montagnes, son (IV)-Paul Sabourin, Metis b-1731 and Marie Joseph Seguin Laderoute.
February 28: Lavaltrie, birth (V)-Marie Louise Prevost, Metis, daughter (IV)-Pierre Prevost, Metis, b-1723 and (III)-Marie Lesiege, b-1726: married November 10, 1777 St. Cuthbert, Alexis Houle aka Houde, b-1757.
Found here: NEW FRANCE
AWESOME site, worth checking out! Loads of info!!
HOULE obits and mentions (genealogy buff)
Houle: Elain (Suhler)
HOULE - At Sarnia General Hospital on Saturday, July 28, 2001 ELAINE (SUHLER) HOULE age 75 of Sarnia. Beloved wife of Roland. Dear sister of Gordon Suhler, John & Dorothy Suhler, Doreen & Larry Spaulding and David & Joyce Suhler, all of Sarnia. Predeceased by parents Norman & Helen Suhler. Elaine was a long time member of the Catholic Women's League. Visitation at the McKenzie & Blundy Funeral Home & Cremation Centre, 431 Christina St. N, Sarnia, Tuesday 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. were prayers will be offered at 8 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Michael's Church, Bright's Grove with Fr. Gary Ducharme celebrating. Interment Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy friends who wish may send memorial donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation, 774 London Rd., Sarnia, N7T 4Y1. A tree will be planted in memory of Elaine Houle in the McKenzie & Blundy Memorial Forest. Dedication service Sunday, September 16th, 2001 at 2:00 p.m. at the Wawanosh Wetlands Conservation Area.
DUPUIS, Alice Marie
Peacefully, surrounded by her family on Tuesday, October 30th, 2001 at the Park Lane Paris Nursing Home, Paris. Alice Marie Dupuis in her 75th year. She was predeceased by her husband Maurice Dupuis (1980). Loving mother of Rachel Labbe (husband Mike) of Paris, Dianne Pulkkinen (husband Bob) of Mississauga, JoAnn Levesque (husband Yves) of Beaumont, Alberta, Marlene Moses (husband Stewart) of Mississauga and Peggy-Lynn Houle (husband Patrick) of Calgary, Alberta. Alice was predeceased by her daughters Linda Dupuis (1977) and Suzanne Halligan (1998). Cherished grandmother of Wayland Pulkkinen, Sheila Adams, Todd Lebbe, Mya Rajamaki, Trace Lavigne, Chantal Antoniuk, Camille Young, Jessie Lavigne, Cannice Houle, Dominic Houle and great-grandmother to 8 great-grandchildren. Alice was the beloved sister of Mona Marwood of Parry Sound. Predeceased by her siblings Corinne, Ernest, Victor, Anthony, Gertrude, Romeo, Annette, Val and Viola. A private family service was held at the DWAYNE D. BUDGELL FUNERAL HOME, 1105 Rest Acres Road, Paris, on Wednesday, October 31st, 2001. At Alice’s request cremation followed the funeral service. In lieu of flowers donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated by the family. Budgell’s (519) 442-2200.
Gordon Suhler
SUHLER – At Bluewater Health – Mitton Site on Thursday, April 14, 2005. GORDON ALFRED SUHLER, age 83 of Sarnia. Dear brother of John Suhler & his wife Dorothy and David Suhler & his wife Joyce, Sarnia. Brother-in-law of Roland Houle and Larry Spaulding, Sarnia. Uncle of Pamela Trapp, Paula Suhler and Margaret Jukna. Predeceased by sisters Elaine Houle and Doreen Spaulding. Gordon was a long time member of the Knight’s of Columbus. Visitation at the McKenzie & Blundy Funeral Home & Cremation Centre, 431 N. Christina St., Sarnia 3-5 p.m. Sunday. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated by Fr. Wes Gutowski 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Mercy Church. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum. As an expression of sympathy friends who wish may send memorial donations to the Ontario Heart & Stroke Foundation, 774 London Rd., Sarnia, N7T 4Y1.
John Suhler
SUHLER – At Bluewater Health, Mitton Site, JOHN (JACK) DAVID SUHLER, age 82, after a brief illness, died peacefully on Friday, February 3, 2006. Beloved husband and friend of Dorothy. Loved father of Margaret (Rob) Jukna, St. Petersburg, Florida. Step-father of Donna (Wayne) Bell, Toronto, Ken (Susan) Dewar, Mississauga, and Don Dewar, Vancouver. Grandfather of Heather Byrnes and Bryn, Stephanie and Christopher Dewar. Dear brother of David (Joyce) Suhler. Predeceased by his parents Helene and Alfred Suhler, his sisters Elaine Houle and Doreen Spaulding and his brother Gordon Suhler. John was a lifetime member of the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club and retired from Imperial Oil in 1984 after many years of service. Visitation at the McKENZIE & BLUNDY FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE, 431 Christina St. N., Sarnia, on Wednesday, February 8, 2006 from 9:30 a.m. until the time of procession to Sacred Heart Church for a Mass of Christian Burial which will be celebrated by Fr. Len Desjardins at 11:30 a.m. Cremation to follow with interment at a later date at Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, friends who wish may send memorial donations to Heart & Stroke Foundation, 774 London Road, Sarnia N7T 4Y1.
Jane Valantin - 07/28/2003
VALANTIN, Jane Peacefully at the Colonel By Residence following several years of illness at the age of 82. Beloved wife of the late Alexander and mother of Robert and Nora (Robert Houle). Grandmother of Stephanie and Andrea Houle. Funeral Service will be held at the Central Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 315 McLeod Street on Monday, July 28, 2003 at 2 p.m. Interment New Jewish Cemetery, Osgoode. Donations to the Alzheimer Society would be appreciated.
MITCHINSON, Emily May
(Member of St. George's Memorial Anglican Church Altar Guild and Active Member of the Progressive Conservative Party). Died peacefully in her sleep, at Shaver Hospital, St. Catharines, on Sunday, January 19, 2003. May (nee Wells), in her 89th year. Beloved wife of the late Thomas M. H. Mitchinson. Dear mother of Eric and wife Ellen of Jordan and James (deceased) and wife Mary. Loving grandmother of Laurie and Steve Park, Gayle and Larry Houle, Tom and Gwen Mitchinson, Jane Krestianko, Kate Mitchinson and great-grandchildren James and Lauren Houle, Gregory and Nicole Park, Jordan and Erika Mitchinson, Kaitlyn and Jamie Krestianko. Sister of Mary and Al Parker of Oshawa and predeceased by Charles and Ellen. Sister-in-law of Margaret Wells of Oshawa, Eric Mitchinson of Calgary, Robert, John, Frank and Annie, all of England and predeceased by Norman, James and Evelyn. Remembered by many nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends may pay their respects at the McINTOSH-ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME LTD., 152 King St. E., Oshawa (905-433-5558) on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A service will be held at ST. GEORGE'S MEMORIAL ANGLICAN CHURCH, 51 Centre St. S. (at Bagot St.), Oshawa, on Friday, January 24, 2003 at 11:00 a.m. Interment Thornton Cemetery. Donations made in memory of May to the Canadian Cancer Society, Canadian Diabetes Association or St. George's Memorial Anglican Church - Memorial Fund would be appreciated.
SPRAGER, Eva
Peacefully at Lakeridge Health Corp, Oshawa on Thursday September 20, 2007. Eva Sprager in her 96th year. Beloved wife of the late Fred Sprager. Loving mother of Fred Sprager and his wife Louise, Mary Mitchinson and her late husband James and the late Stanley Sprager. She will be sadly missed by her daughter in law Alice Sprager, her grandchildren Laureen Park (Stephen), Gayle Houle (Larry), Cathy Sprager, Leah Sprager, Heather Opdam (Hank) and by her great grandchildren, James and Lauren Houle, Gregory and Nicole Park and Hank Jr. and Josh Opdam. Dear sister of Mary Cole and her husband John. She will be fondly remembered by her nieces and nephews. Eva lived a full and happy life, she was a very devoted mother, grandmother and friend. She will be truly missed by all. Many thanks to the staff at The Wynfield for their wonderful care and companionship. Resting at the ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME, 124 King Street East, Oshawa with Mass of Christian Burial in St Gregory the Great Catholic Church on Saturday September 22, 2007 at 11a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Prayers will be held at the funeral home Friday at 8p.m. Memorial donations to The Wynfield Nursing Home would be appreciated. Prayers will be held at the funeral home Friday at 8p.m. Memorial donations to The Wynfield Nursing Home would be appreciated. Visitation Friday 7-9 p.m.
En mémoire de ALICE FORTIER
[1912-2003]
Au Pavillon de l'Hospitalité de St-Prosper, le dimanche 20 juillet 2003 à l'âge de 91 ans et 5 mois est décédée Mme ALICE FORTIER, épouse de feu Gustave Simard, demeurant à Saint-Prosper.
La famille vous accueillera au sous-sol de l'église, 15ième Rue,Saint-Zacharie. Le jeudi jour des funérailles à compter de 12 h à h .
Le service religieux sera célébré le jeudi 24 juillet 2003 à 14 h en l'église de Saint-Zacharie et de là au cimetière paroissial.
Sous la direction de Maison J. R. Chabot, 15ième Rue,Saint-Zacharie.
Elle laisse dans le deuil elle était la soeur de : Feu Adélard (feu Yvonne Houle), feu Pierre (feu Adrienne Houle), feu Thomas (feu Rose-Annette Lachance), feu Mathias, feu Achille (feu Léda Cassista), feu Honoré (feu Gemma Gilbert), feu Marguerite (feu Herménigille Landry), feu Philomène .ainsi que neveux et nièces, cousins et cousines et nombreux amis, amies.
Andre Houle
On Wednesday, November 16, 2005 at St. Joseph's Health Centre, in his 73rd year. Beloved husband of Suzanne (nee Duval). Loving father of Gaetan, Robert, Francois, Martin, Benoit and their families. A Chapel Service will be held at the Ridley Funeral Home, 3080 Lake Shore Blvd. W. (between Islington and Kipling Aves., at 14th St., 416-259-3705) on Thursday, November 17, 2005 at 2p.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Alzheimer Society would be appreciated by the family. Messages of Condolence may be placed at: www.RidleyFuneralHome.com.
John Suhler
SUHLER – At Bluewater Health, Mitton Site, JOHN (JACK) DAVID SUHLER, age 82, after a brief illness, died peacefully on Friday, February 3, 2006. Beloved husband and friend of Dorothy. Loved father of Margaret (Rob) Jukna, St. Petersburg, Florida. Step-father of Donna (Wayne) Bell, Toronto, Ken (Susan) Dewar, Mississauga, and Don Dewar, Vancouver. Grandfather of Heather Byrnes and Bryn, Stephanie and Christopher Dewar. Dear brother of David (Joyce) Suhler. Predeceased by his parents Helene and Alfred Suhler, his sisters Elaine Houle and Doreen Spaulding and his brother Gordon Suhler. John was a lifetime member of the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club and retired from Imperial Oil in 1984 after many years of service. Visitation at the McKENZIE & BLUNDY FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE, 431 Christina St. N., Sarnia, on Wednesday, February 8, 2006 from 9:30 a.m. until the time of procession to Sacred Heart Church for a Mass of Christian Burial which will be celebrated by Fr. Len Desjardins at 11:30 a.m. Cremation to follow with interment at a later date at Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, friends who wish may send memorial donations to Heart & Stroke Foundation, 774 London Road, Sarnia N7T 4Y1.
HOULE, LEO of Vernon, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, February 8th, 2003 at the age of 55 years. Survived by one daughter Michelle and one son Alex (Christine), also his brother Roger (Anita) and two sisters Pauline (Jack) Duffy and Jean (Bob) Bohme. Predeceased by his parents. Memorial Service will be held from the Chapel of First Memorial Funeral Services, 1211 Sutherland Ave., Kelowna on Saturday, February 15th, 2003 at 11:00 AM. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, friends who so wish may make memorial donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association, Kelowna and District Branch, Box 514, Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P1. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.firstmemorialkelowna.com
HOULE, LEO of Vernon, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, February 8th, 2003 at the age of 55 years. Survived by one daughter Michelle and one son Alex (Christine), also his brother Roger (Anita) and two sisters Pauline (Jack) Duffy and Jean (Bob) Bohme. Predeceased by his parents. Memorial Service will be held from the Chapel of First Memorial Funeral Services, 1211 Sutherland Ave., Kelowna on Saturday, February 15th, 2003 at 11:00 AM. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, friends who so wish may make memorial donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association, Kelowna and District Branch, Box 514, Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P1. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.firstmemorialkelowna.com
Fernand Laperle
À Coaticook, le 27 juillet 2004, est décédé M. Fernand Laperle, à l'âge de 81 ans.
M. Laperle laisse dans le deuil son épouse Béatrice Houle et ses filles: Géraldine, Jocelyne et Mireille.
La famille accueillera parents et amis vendredi de 14 à 16 heures et de 19 à 21 heures.
Les funérailles seront célébrées le samedi 31 juillet 2004, à 11 heures ,à l'église de St-Malo suivi de l'inhumation au cimetière du même nom.
McLELLAN, Jack Howard - 82, Dykeland Lodge, Windsor, formerly of East Walton, passed away January 29, 2001, the New Halifax Infirmary, QEII, Halifax, N.S. Born August 12, 1918, at East Walton, Hants Co., he was a son of the late James and Naomi (Lake) McLellan. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. He was a carpenter for most of his working life. Surviving are his wife of 60 years, the former Lillian Davis; daughters, Dianne (Reg) Laffin, Moose Brook; Eleanor Foley, Sackville; Veralyn (Richard) Newton, Pam (Chris) Houle, both of East Walton; sons, Fred (Muriel), Dartmouth; William (Carol), Moose Brook; Jack (Madelene), Cambridge; James (Edith), Forte St. John, B.C.; Herbert (Connie), Bramber; Timothy (Marie), Cambridge; 24 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by daughter, Doreen; two children in infancy. Funeral service 2 p.m. today, February 1st, in Tennecape United Church, Tennecape, Mr. Alex Mosher officiating. Interment in Tennecape Church Cemetery, Tennecape. Donations may be made to the Tennecape United Church or Cemetery Fund.
HAMILTON, Harry
Peacefully on Saturday, March 24, 2001 at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa in his 72nd year. Harry, beloved husband of Shirley Hamilton (nee Marks). Loving father of Harry D. Hamilton and Sharon, Terry A. Hamilton and Glenda, Mark Hamilton and his wife Bev, and Maryanne (nee Hamilton) and her husband Mike Houle. Loving grandfather of Christopher, Mark Jr., Charmaine, Chandelle, Justine, T.J., Ashleigh, Dylan, Taylor and Noah. Loving brother of Marie (nee Hamilton) and her husband Earl Koster, and the late Jack Russell, David Hamilton, and Ethel McNanny (nee Hamilton). Loving brother-in-law of Joyce and Howie Salzman, Sandra and Jay Karn of Buffalo. Loving son-in-law of Helen Marks of Buffalo. Friends may call at the Armstrong Funeral Home, 124 King Street East, Oshawa on Monday, March 26th from 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday, March 27th from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. with a complete Funeral Mass on Wednesday, March 29th at 11:00 a.m. at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 373 Simcoe Street South at Olive Avenue, Oshawa. Cremation.
Daniel, Mary Helen
member of 53 years, Burgoyne Women's Institute
At the Southampton Care Centre, on Monday, April 15, 2002, at the age of 90 years, the former Helen Bell. Wife of the late Walker Daniel. Mother of Margaret Esplen of Port Elgin, Elaine and her husband Jim Esplen of Burgoyne, and Doreen and her husband Bev Wark of Port Elgin. Grandma of Rick Esplen, Maxine Houle, Ken Esplen, Lisa Cobean, Kerrie Andrews, Scott Wark, Tanya Wolfe and Sarah Wark. Also surviving are twelve great-grandchildren, and three sisters-in-law, Evelyn Bell, Isabel Bell and Hazel Reed. She is predeceased by two brothers Bob and Jack Bell, and by her son-in-law Mac Esplen.
Friends may call at the W. Kent Milroy Port Elgin Chapel, 510 Mill Street, Port Elgin, (Town of Saugeen Shores) from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17th. Funeral service will be conducted in the chapel on Thursday afternoon at 3:00 p.m., with Rev. Gordon Williams officiating.
Interment Sanctuary Park Cemetery, Port Elgin.
Memorial contributions to the Saugeen Shores Medical Clinic Building Fund would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.
HOULE - At Sarnia General Hospital on Saturday, July 28, 2001 ELAINE (SUHLER) HOULE age 75 of Sarnia. Beloved wife of Roland. Dear sister of Gordon Suhler, John & Dorothy Suhler, Doreen & Larry Spaulding and David & Joyce Suhler, all of Sarnia. Predeceased by parents Norman & Helen Suhler. Elaine was a long time member of the Catholic Women's League. Visitation at the McKenzie & Blundy Funeral Home & Cremation Centre, 431 Christina St. N, Sarnia, Tuesday 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. were prayers will be offered at 8 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Michael's Church, Bright's Grove with Fr. Gary Ducharme celebrating. Interment Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy friends who wish may send memorial donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation, 774 London Rd., Sarnia, N7T 4Y1. A tree will be planted in memory of Elaine Houle in the McKenzie & Blundy Memorial Forest. Dedication service Sunday, September 16th, 2001 at 2:00 p.m. at the Wawanosh Wetlands Conservation Area.
DUPUIS, Alice Marie
Peacefully, surrounded by her family on Tuesday, October 30th, 2001 at the Park Lane Paris Nursing Home, Paris. Alice Marie Dupuis in her 75th year. She was predeceased by her husband Maurice Dupuis (1980). Loving mother of Rachel Labbe (husband Mike) of Paris, Dianne Pulkkinen (husband Bob) of Mississauga, JoAnn Levesque (husband Yves) of Beaumont, Alberta, Marlene Moses (husband Stewart) of Mississauga and Peggy-Lynn Houle (husband Patrick) of Calgary, Alberta. Alice was predeceased by her daughters Linda Dupuis (1977) and Suzanne Halligan (1998). Cherished grandmother of Wayland Pulkkinen, Sheila Adams, Todd Lebbe, Mya Rajamaki, Trace Lavigne, Chantal Antoniuk, Camille Young, Jessie Lavigne, Cannice Houle, Dominic Houle and great-grandmother to 8 great-grandchildren. Alice was the beloved sister of Mona Marwood of Parry Sound. Predeceased by her siblings Corinne, Ernest, Victor, Anthony, Gertrude, Romeo, Annette, Val and Viola. A private family service was held at the DWAYNE D. BUDGELL FUNERAL HOME, 1105 Rest Acres Road, Paris, on Wednesday, October 31st, 2001. At Alice’s request cremation followed the funeral service. In lieu of flowers donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated by the family. Budgell’s (519) 442-2200.
Gordon Suhler
SUHLER – At Bluewater Health – Mitton Site on Thursday, April 14, 2005. GORDON ALFRED SUHLER, age 83 of Sarnia. Dear brother of John Suhler & his wife Dorothy and David Suhler & his wife Joyce, Sarnia. Brother-in-law of Roland Houle and Larry Spaulding, Sarnia. Uncle of Pamela Trapp, Paula Suhler and Margaret Jukna. Predeceased by sisters Elaine Houle and Doreen Spaulding. Gordon was a long time member of the Knight’s of Columbus. Visitation at the McKenzie & Blundy Funeral Home & Cremation Centre, 431 N. Christina St., Sarnia 3-5 p.m. Sunday. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated by Fr. Wes Gutowski 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Mercy Church. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum. As an expression of sympathy friends who wish may send memorial donations to the Ontario Heart & Stroke Foundation, 774 London Rd., Sarnia, N7T 4Y1.
John Suhler
SUHLER – At Bluewater Health, Mitton Site, JOHN (JACK) DAVID SUHLER, age 82, after a brief illness, died peacefully on Friday, February 3, 2006. Beloved husband and friend of Dorothy. Loved father of Margaret (Rob) Jukna, St. Petersburg, Florida. Step-father of Donna (Wayne) Bell, Toronto, Ken (Susan) Dewar, Mississauga, and Don Dewar, Vancouver. Grandfather of Heather Byrnes and Bryn, Stephanie and Christopher Dewar. Dear brother of David (Joyce) Suhler. Predeceased by his parents Helene and Alfred Suhler, his sisters Elaine Houle and Doreen Spaulding and his brother Gordon Suhler. John was a lifetime member of the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club and retired from Imperial Oil in 1984 after many years of service. Visitation at the McKENZIE & BLUNDY FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE, 431 Christina St. N., Sarnia, on Wednesday, February 8, 2006 from 9:30 a.m. until the time of procession to Sacred Heart Church for a Mass of Christian Burial which will be celebrated by Fr. Len Desjardins at 11:30 a.m. Cremation to follow with interment at a later date at Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, friends who wish may send memorial donations to Heart & Stroke Foundation, 774 London Road, Sarnia N7T 4Y1.
Jane Valantin - 07/28/2003
VALANTIN, Jane Peacefully at the Colonel By Residence following several years of illness at the age of 82. Beloved wife of the late Alexander and mother of Robert and Nora (Robert Houle). Grandmother of Stephanie and Andrea Houle. Funeral Service will be held at the Central Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 315 McLeod Street on Monday, July 28, 2003 at 2 p.m. Interment New Jewish Cemetery, Osgoode. Donations to the Alzheimer Society would be appreciated.
MITCHINSON, Emily May
(Member of St. George's Memorial Anglican Church Altar Guild and Active Member of the Progressive Conservative Party). Died peacefully in her sleep, at Shaver Hospital, St. Catharines, on Sunday, January 19, 2003. May (nee Wells), in her 89th year. Beloved wife of the late Thomas M. H. Mitchinson. Dear mother of Eric and wife Ellen of Jordan and James (deceased) and wife Mary. Loving grandmother of Laurie and Steve Park, Gayle and Larry Houle, Tom and Gwen Mitchinson, Jane Krestianko, Kate Mitchinson and great-grandchildren James and Lauren Houle, Gregory and Nicole Park, Jordan and Erika Mitchinson, Kaitlyn and Jamie Krestianko. Sister of Mary and Al Parker of Oshawa and predeceased by Charles and Ellen. Sister-in-law of Margaret Wells of Oshawa, Eric Mitchinson of Calgary, Robert, John, Frank and Annie, all of England and predeceased by Norman, James and Evelyn. Remembered by many nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends may pay their respects at the McINTOSH-ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME LTD., 152 King St. E., Oshawa (905-433-5558) on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A service will be held at ST. GEORGE'S MEMORIAL ANGLICAN CHURCH, 51 Centre St. S. (at Bagot St.), Oshawa, on Friday, January 24, 2003 at 11:00 a.m. Interment Thornton Cemetery. Donations made in memory of May to the Canadian Cancer Society, Canadian Diabetes Association or St. George's Memorial Anglican Church - Memorial Fund would be appreciated.
SPRAGER, Eva
Peacefully at Lakeridge Health Corp, Oshawa on Thursday September 20, 2007. Eva Sprager in her 96th year. Beloved wife of the late Fred Sprager. Loving mother of Fred Sprager and his wife Louise, Mary Mitchinson and her late husband James and the late Stanley Sprager. She will be sadly missed by her daughter in law Alice Sprager, her grandchildren Laureen Park (Stephen), Gayle Houle (Larry), Cathy Sprager, Leah Sprager, Heather Opdam (Hank) and by her great grandchildren, James and Lauren Houle, Gregory and Nicole Park and Hank Jr. and Josh Opdam. Dear sister of Mary Cole and her husband John. She will be fondly remembered by her nieces and nephews. Eva lived a full and happy life, she was a very devoted mother, grandmother and friend. She will be truly missed by all. Many thanks to the staff at The Wynfield for their wonderful care and companionship. Resting at the ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME, 124 King Street East, Oshawa with Mass of Christian Burial in St Gregory the Great Catholic Church on Saturday September 22, 2007 at 11a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Prayers will be held at the funeral home Friday at 8p.m. Memorial donations to The Wynfield Nursing Home would be appreciated. Prayers will be held at the funeral home Friday at 8p.m. Memorial donations to The Wynfield Nursing Home would be appreciated. Visitation Friday 7-9 p.m.
En mémoire de ALICE FORTIER
[1912-2003]
Au Pavillon de l'Hospitalité de St-Prosper, le dimanche 20 juillet 2003 à l'âge de 91 ans et 5 mois est décédée Mme ALICE FORTIER, épouse de feu Gustave Simard, demeurant à Saint-Prosper.
La famille vous accueillera au sous-sol de l'église, 15ième Rue,Saint-Zacharie. Le jeudi jour des funérailles à compter de 12 h à h .
Le service religieux sera célébré le jeudi 24 juillet 2003 à 14 h en l'église de Saint-Zacharie et de là au cimetière paroissial.
Sous la direction de Maison J. R. Chabot, 15ième Rue,Saint-Zacharie.
Elle laisse dans le deuil elle était la soeur de : Feu Adélard (feu Yvonne Houle), feu Pierre (feu Adrienne Houle), feu Thomas (feu Rose-Annette Lachance), feu Mathias, feu Achille (feu Léda Cassista), feu Honoré (feu Gemma Gilbert), feu Marguerite (feu Herménigille Landry), feu Philomène .ainsi que neveux et nièces, cousins et cousines et nombreux amis, amies.
Andre Houle
On Wednesday, November 16, 2005 at St. Joseph's Health Centre, in his 73rd year. Beloved husband of Suzanne (nee Duval). Loving father of Gaetan, Robert, Francois, Martin, Benoit and their families. A Chapel Service will be held at the Ridley Funeral Home, 3080 Lake Shore Blvd. W. (between Islington and Kipling Aves., at 14th St., 416-259-3705) on Thursday, November 17, 2005 at 2p.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Alzheimer Society would be appreciated by the family. Messages of Condolence may be placed at: www.RidleyFuneralHome.com.
John Suhler
SUHLER – At Bluewater Health, Mitton Site, JOHN (JACK) DAVID SUHLER, age 82, after a brief illness, died peacefully on Friday, February 3, 2006. Beloved husband and friend of Dorothy. Loved father of Margaret (Rob) Jukna, St. Petersburg, Florida. Step-father of Donna (Wayne) Bell, Toronto, Ken (Susan) Dewar, Mississauga, and Don Dewar, Vancouver. Grandfather of Heather Byrnes and Bryn, Stephanie and Christopher Dewar. Dear brother of David (Joyce) Suhler. Predeceased by his parents Helene and Alfred Suhler, his sisters Elaine Houle and Doreen Spaulding and his brother Gordon Suhler. John was a lifetime member of the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club and retired from Imperial Oil in 1984 after many years of service. Visitation at the McKENZIE & BLUNDY FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE, 431 Christina St. N., Sarnia, on Wednesday, February 8, 2006 from 9:30 a.m. until the time of procession to Sacred Heart Church for a Mass of Christian Burial which will be celebrated by Fr. Len Desjardins at 11:30 a.m. Cremation to follow with interment at a later date at Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, friends who wish may send memorial donations to Heart & Stroke Foundation, 774 London Road, Sarnia N7T 4Y1.
HOULE, LEO of Vernon, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, February 8th, 2003 at the age of 55 years. Survived by one daughter Michelle and one son Alex (Christine), also his brother Roger (Anita) and two sisters Pauline (Jack) Duffy and Jean (Bob) Bohme. Predeceased by his parents. Memorial Service will be held from the Chapel of First Memorial Funeral Services, 1211 Sutherland Ave., Kelowna on Saturday, February 15th, 2003 at 11:00 AM. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, friends who so wish may make memorial donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association, Kelowna and District Branch, Box 514, Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P1. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.firstmemorialkelowna.com
HOULE, LEO of Vernon, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, February 8th, 2003 at the age of 55 years. Survived by one daughter Michelle and one son Alex (Christine), also his brother Roger (Anita) and two sisters Pauline (Jack) Duffy and Jean (Bob) Bohme. Predeceased by his parents. Memorial Service will be held from the Chapel of First Memorial Funeral Services, 1211 Sutherland Ave., Kelowna on Saturday, February 15th, 2003 at 11:00 AM. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, friends who so wish may make memorial donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association, Kelowna and District Branch, Box 514, Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P1. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.firstmemorialkelowna.com
Fernand Laperle
À Coaticook, le 27 juillet 2004, est décédé M. Fernand Laperle, à l'âge de 81 ans.
M. Laperle laisse dans le deuil son épouse Béatrice Houle et ses filles: Géraldine, Jocelyne et Mireille.
La famille accueillera parents et amis vendredi de 14 à 16 heures et de 19 à 21 heures.
Les funérailles seront célébrées le samedi 31 juillet 2004, à 11 heures ,à l'église de St-Malo suivi de l'inhumation au cimetière du même nom.
McLELLAN, Jack Howard - 82, Dykeland Lodge, Windsor, formerly of East Walton, passed away January 29, 2001, the New Halifax Infirmary, QEII, Halifax, N.S. Born August 12, 1918, at East Walton, Hants Co., he was a son of the late James and Naomi (Lake) McLellan. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. He was a carpenter for most of his working life. Surviving are his wife of 60 years, the former Lillian Davis; daughters, Dianne (Reg) Laffin, Moose Brook; Eleanor Foley, Sackville; Veralyn (Richard) Newton, Pam (Chris) Houle, both of East Walton; sons, Fred (Muriel), Dartmouth; William (Carol), Moose Brook; Jack (Madelene), Cambridge; James (Edith), Forte St. John, B.C.; Herbert (Connie), Bramber; Timothy (Marie), Cambridge; 24 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by daughter, Doreen; two children in infancy. Funeral service 2 p.m. today, February 1st, in Tennecape United Church, Tennecape, Mr. Alex Mosher officiating. Interment in Tennecape Church Cemetery, Tennecape. Donations may be made to the Tennecape United Church or Cemetery Fund.
HAMILTON, Harry
Peacefully on Saturday, March 24, 2001 at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa in his 72nd year. Harry, beloved husband of Shirley Hamilton (nee Marks). Loving father of Harry D. Hamilton and Sharon, Terry A. Hamilton and Glenda, Mark Hamilton and his wife Bev, and Maryanne (nee Hamilton) and her husband Mike Houle. Loving grandfather of Christopher, Mark Jr., Charmaine, Chandelle, Justine, T.J., Ashleigh, Dylan, Taylor and Noah. Loving brother of Marie (nee Hamilton) and her husband Earl Koster, and the late Jack Russell, David Hamilton, and Ethel McNanny (nee Hamilton). Loving brother-in-law of Joyce and Howie Salzman, Sandra and Jay Karn of Buffalo. Loving son-in-law of Helen Marks of Buffalo. Friends may call at the Armstrong Funeral Home, 124 King Street East, Oshawa on Monday, March 26th from 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday, March 27th from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. with a complete Funeral Mass on Wednesday, March 29th at 11:00 a.m. at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 373 Simcoe Street South at Olive Avenue, Oshawa. Cremation.
Daniel, Mary Helen
member of 53 years, Burgoyne Women's Institute
At the Southampton Care Centre, on Monday, April 15, 2002, at the age of 90 years, the former Helen Bell. Wife of the late Walker Daniel. Mother of Margaret Esplen of Port Elgin, Elaine and her husband Jim Esplen of Burgoyne, and Doreen and her husband Bev Wark of Port Elgin. Grandma of Rick Esplen, Maxine Houle, Ken Esplen, Lisa Cobean, Kerrie Andrews, Scott Wark, Tanya Wolfe and Sarah Wark. Also surviving are twelve great-grandchildren, and three sisters-in-law, Evelyn Bell, Isabel Bell and Hazel Reed. She is predeceased by two brothers Bob and Jack Bell, and by her son-in-law Mac Esplen.
Friends may call at the W. Kent Milroy Port Elgin Chapel, 510 Mill Street, Port Elgin, (Town of Saugeen Shores) from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17th. Funeral service will be conducted in the chapel on Thursday afternoon at 3:00 p.m., with Rev. Gordon Williams officiating.
Interment Sanctuary Park Cemetery, Port Elgin.
Memorial contributions to the Saugeen Shores Medical Clinic Building Fund would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.
SEGUIN obits or mentions
Seguin, Michael Stephen
At Hamilton General Hospital on Monday, March 11th, 2002 in his 37th year, after a courageous battle with cancer, Michael Seguin of Cornwall and formerly of Port Elgin. Dearly loved son of Jeannette Seguin of Port Elgin and Claude and Barb Seguin of Deep River. Dear brother of Kevin of Port Elgin and Karen of Etobicoke. Loving uncle of Jennifer and Steven. He is also survived by his grandparents Lucienne and Rheal Seguin of Cornwall and by many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
A private family funeral service will be conducted in the W. Kent Milroy Port Elgin Chapel, 510 Mill St., Port Elgin with Father Robert Hudson officiating.
Interment Sanctuary Park Cemetery.
Memorial contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.
SEGUIN, Omer Jr. Tragically on Monday, May 8, 2000, at the age of 57. Omer Seguin, dear son of Omer Seguin (deceased) and Mary Seguin. Beloved husband of Melody. Cherished father of Derek and Krissy. Dear brother to Cathy, Mike, Ron, Sean and Kevin. Friends may visit at Darche Funeral Home, 7679 Taschereau Blvd., Brossard, Quebec, on Thursday from 5 to 10 p.m. and Friday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Funeral Mass at Good Shepherd Catholic Church, 7900 Naples St., Brossard, Quebec on Friday, May 12 at 4 p.m.
Vernabelle Stephenson, 78
Vernabelle Irene Stephenson, RR 2 Prescott, died Saturday, April 21, 2001 at Brockville General Hospital. She was 78.
Born Dec. 19, 1922 at Englehart, Ont., she was the daughter of Alexander Peters and Nina Clark.
She married Elmer Stephenson Oct. 10, 1968 in Brockville.
Mrs. Stephenson enjoyed cooking, playing cards, knitting, crocheting, collecting bells and telling jokes. She was the owner and operator of Verna's Fish and Chip Shop and Verna's Restaurant, and would often donate roasts and other foods to needy families. She had a beautiful voice, and sang in the Maynard United Church Choir.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Stephenson is survived by her daughter Edith (Mrs. Richard Champagne); sons Barry (Diane) Brown and Dennis (Bonnie) Brown; brothers Calvin Peters, Robert (Cathy) Peters and Murray Peters; sisters Frances (Bert Groves), Beatrice (Marcel Seguin) and Norma (Buck Anderson); step children Reginald (Nancy) Stephenson, Gail (Tom) Provencal, Delbert (Gail) Stephenson; grandchildren Ric (Cheryl) Champagne, Rodger (Laurie) Champagne, Kevin (Vicky) Brown, Michael (Andrea) Brown, Leanne (Wil Crain), Jennifer and Chris Brown; and great grandchildren Robyn, Rik and Randy Champagne, and Ryan, Zachary and Emily Brown.
Mrs. Stephenson was predeceased by her parents; brothers William, Raymond, Ernest and Leonard; and sister Leona.
Visitation was held at the Chris Slater Funeral Home, Prescott, Monday, April 23, 2001, from 6 to 9 pm. The funeral service was held in the chapel of the funeral home April 24 at 11 am. Cremation was held at Glenhaven Cemetery April 24. A committal service took place May 1 at 3 pm at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Maitland.
Memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Canadian Cancer Society.
Joseph St. Marsielle, 46
Joseph St. Marsielle died at his residence, 1343 Notre Dame, Cornwall, Ont., Saturday, Aug. 4, 2001, surrounded by his loving family. He was 46.
Surviving are his beloved wife Suzanne (Loiselle) and his loving children, Jill of Ottawa and Joël and Emilie, both at home. He was the dear son of Guy and Mary (Patrick) St. Marsielle of Cornwall and formerly of Prescott. He was the dear brother of Anne Hogarth (Greg) of Kingston and John St. Marsielle (Margaret) and Susan Dulmage (Morley), both of Cornwall. He was the dear son-in-law of Aurele Loiselle of Cornwall and the late Therese (Seguin) Loiselle. He is also survived by a number of nieces and nephews and relatives from Prescott, Montreal and Toronto.
Mr. St. Marsielle was the proprietor of Cornwall Rooftruss Limited, and a member of the Summers Town Flying Club, Summer Heights Golf Club and Cornwall Club.
He rested at the Wilson Funeral Home, Cornwall, from 2 pm Aug. 6, 2001. The Mass of the Resurrection was celebrated at St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church Aug. 7 at 11 am.
Pallbearers were James Crozier, Kevin Wert, Thomas Wert, James Poirier, Geoffrey Derochie and Ron Graham.
A Rite of Committal will be at a later date in Notre Dame Cemetery, Cornwall.
McLUHAN, Hilda -
Entered into rest at Hillsdale Manor in Oshawa on Monday, August 5, 2002 in her 87th year. Loving mother of Austin and his wife Beverley of Lakefield. Grandmother of Cindy and her husband David Seguin of Oshawa and David McLuhan of Lakefield and great grandmother of Calli-Lyn Seguin. Predeceased by her brother Harold. The family will receive friends at the MACKEY FUNERAL HOME, 33 Peel Street Lindsay on Thursday August 8, 2002 from 1:00 p.m. until time of complete funeral service in the chapel at 1:30 p.m. Interment at Mount Forest Cemetery on Saturday August 10th at 12:00 noon. Memorial donations to a Charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.
SEGUIN, Andre Paul Peacefully at home, on Sunday June 18, 2000 in his 65th year. Andre Seguin, beloved husband of Pat Bennett. Dear father of Paul, Robert and Carole-Ann Fenning (Terry). Loving grandfather of Joel Emmerson, Kristin, Roxann, Ashley, Travis and Theresa. Brother of Gaston, Rejean and Nicki. Friends may call at the Westboro Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt on Tuesday from 2 p.m. until time of Memorial Service in the Chapel at 4 p.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart Institute, Ottawa Civic Hospital appreciated.
Elizabeth Jane Todd, 69
Elizabeth Jane (Betty) Todd died Monday, Sept. 20, 1999 at Kingston General Hospital following a lengthy struggle with ovarian cancer. She was 69.
Mrs. Todd was born on Aug. 12, 1930 to the late Edward and Marjorie Seguin of Ogdensburg, N.Y. She was married to William (Bill) Todd at the United Church in Prescott on April 21, 1951.
After moving to Prescott, Mrs. Todd worked at Domtar and Cleveland Container for 18 years. This was followed by a short stint at RCA. For the past 29 years, she has been a homemaker.
Reading, bingo and family life were among her favourite pastimes.
Mrs. Todd is survived by her husband Bill, and son Brett and loving partner Leslie Quinton. Also surviving are her mother-in-law Marian Redmond and her husband Mint of Prescott, two sisters, Theresa Martin (husband Robert) of Ogdensburg, N.Y., and June Johnston (husband Al) of Peterborough, Ont., and three brothers, Bobby, Gary and Allen, all of Ogdensburg. She is fondly remembered by her niece Judy Roberts, husband Charles and son Cole of Prescott, sister-in-law Beryl Clarke and her husband Bill of Prescott, brother-in-law Leonard Todd of Prescott, niece Eileen Lucknow and her husband Joe of Peterborough, nephew Andrew Johnston and his wife Marianne of Peterborough, nephew Bryan Martin and his wife Peggy of Ogdensburg, nephew Dale Martin of Ogdensburg, and nephews Dave and Terry of Decatur, Illinois. She was predeceased by a sister Rita.
Visitation was Tuesday, Sept. 21 at Grant Brown Funeral Home. Services are today at Grant Brown Funeral Home at 2 p.m., with interment at Sandy Hill Cemetery to follow. Pallbearers will be Bill Clarke, Michael Doris, Bob Martin, Charles Roberts, Bobby Seguin and Leonard Todd. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated.
TAYLOR, Irene (Miller)
Formerly of Burcher Rd. Ajax, passed away at North Bay on Monday March 6, 2006 at the age of 88. Loving wife of 53 years of the late Norwood (June 2005). Loving mother of Noreen and Ed Scully or Corbeil and Dave and Cindy Taylor of Oshawa. Beloved grandma Jonathan (fianc e Jaime Sullivan), Richard (fianc e Kara Seguin) . Samantha and Jennifer Scully and Jordan and Shannon Taylor. Special friend of John and May Shanks. Irene was a former employee of I.DI. Electric and a former member of St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church. Special thanks to Durham Access to Care and Denese, for their care and friendship. At mom's request there will be no service. Cremation has taken place. In memory, a donation to the Charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.
LATURSKI, Stanley Stephen
(Retired 37 year employee of General Motors Canada, long time member of Knights of Columbus Council No. 8611). Peacefully after a courageous battle at Lakeridge Health-Oshawa on Sunday, August 8th, 2004 with his family by his side. Stan, in his 72nd year. Beloved husband of Shirley of 43 years. Loving father of David and his wife Barbara of Whitby, Stephen of Toronto and Michael of Winnipeg. Devoted “Big Poppa” to Matthew, Kasia, Jennifer, Scott and Garrett. Dear brother of Anthony (Agnes), Leonard (Veronica), Dominic, Ann Conkle and the late Bronis. He will be sadly missed by his sisters–in-law Barbara Poitras and Penny-Anne Seguin and his many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at OSHAWA FUNERAL SERVICE “Thornton Chapel” 847 King St. West (905-721-1234) for visitation on Wednesday, August 11th from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M., with prayers at 7 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at SAINT MARY OF THE PEOPLE CATHOLIC CHURCH(570 Marion Ave, Oshawa) on Thursday, August 12th at 10:30 A.M. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Donations in memory of Stan may be made to the New Durham Regional Cancer Centre.
LEMAY, Shirley
At her home on Tuesday, November 18, 2003, surrounded by the love and warmth of her family. Beloved mother of Lori and Eddy McQuillen, Sandy and Wayne Fowler, and Shawn Lemay. Loving grandmother of Matthew, Justin, Aaron, Amanda, and Jacob. Dear daughter of Ida and the late Joseph Reeves. Sister of Joan and Wayne Bishop, Marilyn and the late Yvon Seguin. Sister-in-law of Margaret and Don Brunet. Will be lovingly remembered by her husband Georges, her nieces and nephews, and many dear family and friends. The family will receive friends at the McEachnie Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Funeral Mass to be held at St. Bernadette's Roman Catholic Church (SE corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax) on Friday, November 21, 2003 at 11 a.m. Should family and friends so desire, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated.
DUGRE, Rev. Maurice Passed away on Friday June 16, 2000 at Hawkesbury, at the age of 87. Son of the late Ludger Dugre and of the late Louise Bourassa. He was born on February 20, 1913 at St-Boniface-de-Shawinigan, Quebec. Brother of Sister Bernadette and Sister Marie-Louise-Therese, Carmelites of Pennsylvania. Predeceased by four brothers Jean-Marie (Philomene Chiasson), Philippe (Irene Nault), Germain (Rita McLaughlin), Raymond and by two sisters Marie-Jeanne and Sister Georgette (Marie St-Joseph) Carmelite. Also survived by Mrs. Gabrielle Seguin, friend of the family. He was ordained priest on May 6, 1948 at the Sanctuary of Notre-Dame-du-Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Trois-Rivieres; assistant pastor at Holy Trinity, Rockland; studied in Rome in Holy Scriptures, Theology and Canon Law; professor of Holy Scriptures and Canon Law at the Major Seminary of Ottawa; professor of Holy Scriptures and Canon Law at the Capucin Scolasticate and the Faculty of the Arts at Ottawa University; chaplain of General Hospital in 1958; professor of Moral Theology at the Major Seminary of St-Boniface; professor of Theology and Philosophy at St-Boniface and assistant at St. Joseph Parish, Manitoba; Mariopolis 1961; assistant pastor at St-Anne Parish, Ottawa; notary, attorney and advocate at the Marriage Tribunal, pastor at St. Margaret Mary's Parish, Cumberland; pastor at St-Gregoire-de-Nazianze, Vankleek Hill; administrator of St-Leon-le-Grand, Treadwell; administrator of St-Bernardin. Retired in May 15, 1986, and continued as assistant at St. Jude's, Hawkesbury, and chaplain at Prescott-Russell Residence. Friends may call at Berthiaume Funeral Home, 1243 Lansdowne Street, Hawkesbury, Ontario (613) 632-8511 on Monday June 19th from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m., Tuesday June 20th from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. He will lay in state in St. Jude's Church, 372 Genevieve Street, Hawkesbury on Wednesday June 21st from 9:30 a.m. The Funeral will be held at St. Jude's Church at 11 a.m. on Wednesday June 21st. Interment at the cemtery of St-Gregoire-de-Nazianze Parish, Vankleek Hill.
Herbert Eggleton
Eggleton: Herbert A resident of Chatham died at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance, Public General Campus on Friday, May 24, 2002 at the age of 85. Born in Belleville, son of the late Stanley and Eleta (Andrews) Eggleton. Beloved husband of Amber (Cunningham) Eggleton. Brother of Gloria Joan Baxter and her husband George of Sault Ste. Marie, Clifford Eggleton and his wife Barbara of Simcoe and the late Irene Seguin and John Eggleton. Uncle of Heather Wood and her husband Ron, Sharon Rufenach and her husband Harold, Amber Claus and her husband Jon, Gail Baxter, David Baxter and his wife Monica and Stephen Baxter and his wife Ramona. Herbert owned and operated Chatham Office Supply Ltd from 1959-1970 and was an employee of Remington Rand for many years working in Florida, Windsor and Chatham. He was a past member of Sertoma Club of Florida and Chatham, past member of the Jaycees, an ardent golfer and a member of Indian Creek Golf and Country Club. At the request of the family there will be no visitation or funeral service. Cremation with interment in Greenlawn Memorial Gardens, Oldcastle. Donations to Alzheimer Society or Parkinson's Society appreciated.
FULDA, Johanne
Peacefully at Lakeridge Health Oshawa on Sunday, June 10, 2001, at the age of 41. Beloved wife of Carl. Dear mother of Miriam, Vanessa and Daniel. Daughter of Gertrude Mathieu and the late Raymond. Sister of Micheline, Andre and his wife Francine, Lise and her spouse Louis, Jean, Paul, Gabrielle and the late Micelle. Daughter-in-law of Hermann and Rose Fulda. Sister-in-law of Peter Fulda, Margrid Legg and her husband Steve and the late Bernhard Fulda and Robert Seguin.
Loving aunt of Nathalie, Ian, Simon, Dominic, Frederick, Jordan, Ryan, Aaron and the late Claudie. Friends may call at OSHAWA FUNERAL SERVICE, "Thornton Chapel”, 847 King St. West (905-721-1234) on Wednesday, June 13th from 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. and on Thursday, June 14th at Calvary Baptist Church (300 Ritson Rd. N., at Rossland) from 1:00 p.m. until time of Service in the Church at 2 o’clock. Interment to follow. Memorial Donations to the Durham Regional Cancer Center.
Doris W. (nee Hyndman) O'Rourke - 01/31/2003
At the Glebe Center on Thursday, January 30, 2003 at age 79. Beloved wife of the late Ronald. Loving mother of Brian (Jeanne), Richard (Sharon), Doreen Seguin (Norm), Roger (Janet) and Michael. Dear mother-in-law of the late Peggy. Devoted Grandmother of Matthew, Thomas, Josh, Jennifer, Phillip, Andrew, Melanie, Derek, Kelly, Steven and Shawn. Great grandmother to William. Dear sister of Phyllis Nothnagel, Merle Glen, Rose Sullivan, Ida Dickson, Wesley Hyndman and the late June Dorring and Earl Hyndman. Friends may visit at the West Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 150 Woodroffe Avenue at Richmond Road, Ottawa on Friday, January 31st from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and on Saturday, February 1st after 10:00 a.m. until service time in the chapel at 11 a.m. Reception to follow. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Canadian Cancer Society or the Alzheimers Society would be appreciated.
BRISEBOIS, Ronald Employee at Revenue Canada. In Hull, on Tuesday, June 13, 2000, at the age of 54. Dear son of the late Hermeni Brisebois and the late Yvonne Vaudrin. Beloved husband of Rejeanne Landry. Dear stepfather of Donald Cright (Julie Southgate). Dear brother of Pierre (Sandra Arnold), Robert (Claudette Seguin), Michel (Michelle Rivet), Gabrielle (Robert Renaud), Louise (late Rene Latray). Also survived by a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Gilles Chouinard (Sonia Landry) and many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by sisters Liette (Doug Forgie), Lorraine (late Emile Rheel and Aline (late Charles Martin). Funeral service on Friday, June 16, 2000 at St-Louis Marie de Montfort Church, 749 Trojan Ave., Ottawa at 2 p.m. followed by burial of ashes at Notre Dame Cemetery. Donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. Arrangements in care of Racine, Robert & Gauthier Funeral Directors, 241-3680.
Maurice Amyot - 10/05/2002
In hospital on Friday, October 4, 2002 at the age of 76. Dearly loved husband of Pauline Legault. Dear father of Paulette (Raymond Thivierge), Suzanne (Luc Séguin), Lise (David Jennings), Robert (Lucie Champagne), Monique (Georges Bertrand) and Marguerite. Also loved by 17 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren There will be no visitation at the funeral home. The Funeral Mass will be held at St-Sebastien Roman Catholic Church, 1000 Frances Street, Ottawa on Friday, October 11, 2002 at 11 a.m. Interment Hope Cemetery. Funeral arrangements in care of the St. Laurent Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry. As an expression of sympathy, memorial contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family.
LACHAPELLE, Léo
Est décédé, le 19 décembre 2001, à l’Hôpital Régional de Sudbury (emplacement Laurentien), Sudbury, à l’âge de 91 ans. Né à Embrun, Ontario, il était le fils bien-aimé de feu Louis-Zéphirin Lachapelle et de feue Christine Lachapelle (née Pitre). Cher époux de feue Jeanne Lachapelle (née Giroux). Ami de Georgette Robichaud. Cher frère de Alma Roy (feu Urbain) de Noëlville, Joseph (Thérèse Comtois), Léonie Castonguay (feu Tyne), Gérard (Lucille Leduc), Hector (Hélène Bertrand) de Sudbury et Roger (Irène Paquette) de Val Caron. Prédécédé par Marie-Ange Séguin (feu Onis), Aimé (feue Rita Lahaie), Rhéaume (Lucille Beaudoin) de Val Caron, Rosario, Henri (Gloria Poirier) de Sudbury et Jeanne Demers (Réal) de Windsor ainsi que Moïse et Noëlla décédés en bas âge. Cher oncle de plusieurs nièces et neveux. Cher beau-frère de Hector Giroux de Calgary, Marcel Giroux (Georgette) et Hélène Stesco (Richard). Léo a servi dans un régiment blindé pendant la Deuxième guerre mondiale. Il était retraité de la compagnie Falconbridge Ltd. La famille recevra parents et amis à la COOPÉRATIVE FUNÉRAIRE, 222, boul. Lasalle est, (angle Notre Dame), Sudbury, vendredi de 14h à 17h et de 19h à 21h30. Le service funéraire sera célébrée le Samedi 22 décembre 2001, à 11h30, à la Chapelle Mgr Roger Despatie de la Coopérative Funéraire, Sudbury. Que vos témoignages de condoléances se traduisent en dons à l'Association pulmonaire, à la fondation de l’Ontario pour les maladies du Coeur ou à la Société Canadienne du Cancer.
GRAVELLE, Gus (Gustave) Peacefully in Ottawa, February 23, 2000 in his 81st year. Son of the late Alexina Cardinal and Edward Gravelle. Widower of the deeply missed Agnes Garneau who passed away on November 5, 1975. Predeceased by his brothers Lucien, Aurele, Urbain, Niel, Octave and Aime and by his sisters Edna and Lawrencia. Special thoughts to his sister Lillian (Alcide Faubert) of South Gloucester. Father of Norman (Madeleine Seguin), Limoges; Paulette (Claude) Lemieux, Embrun; Louise (Fernand) Martel, Greely; Ron, Ottawa; Linda Dubeau, Ottawa and Luanne (Barry) Lank, Winnipeg. Grandfather of 11 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Uncle, cousin and friend of many. A special heartfelt thank-you to Michel Pauze for all you have done. A sincere thank-you to the Glebe Center, especially Bronson Place 2nd floor, for all your tenderness, support and excellent care. In memoriam, in lieu of flowers, donations to the Alzheimer Society and Multiple Sclerosis Society would be appreciated. Memorial mass will be held on Thursday, March 2, 2000 at 2 p.m. at Notre-Dame de Lourdes, 435 Montreal Road, Vanier (613) 741-4175.
TAILLEFER, Averile
The family announces with sorrow her death, Wednesday October 31, 2001, in Sudbury, at the age of 67 years. Daughter of the late Elzéar Taillefer and of the late Délia Taillefer. Dear sister of Roland Taillefer (wife Laurette, predeceased) of St Hippolyte, QC, Rémi Taillefer (wife Laurette) of Charlesbourg, QC and Cécilia Séguin (husband Domina, predeceased) of Coniston. Predeceased by her brother Jean Taillefer and by her sisters Berthe Edmunds (husband Leslie of Cornwall), Marie Taillefer and Rita Bellehumeur (husband Marcel, predeceased). Special aunt to Claude Séguin, Louise Hampson, Pierrette Chartrand and Brenda Séguin. Godmother of Geneviève Lecours and Roger Taillefer. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends at the CO-OPERATIVE FUNERAL HOME, 222 Lasalle Blvd., East (at Notre Dame), Sudbury, Thursday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 p.m. A funeral service will be held Friday, November 2, 2001 at 10:30 a.m., in the Bishop Roger Despatie Chapel of the Co-Operative Funeral Home, Sudbury.
At Hamilton General Hospital on Monday, March 11th, 2002 in his 37th year, after a courageous battle with cancer, Michael Seguin of Cornwall and formerly of Port Elgin. Dearly loved son of Jeannette Seguin of Port Elgin and Claude and Barb Seguin of Deep River. Dear brother of Kevin of Port Elgin and Karen of Etobicoke. Loving uncle of Jennifer and Steven. He is also survived by his grandparents Lucienne and Rheal Seguin of Cornwall and by many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
A private family funeral service will be conducted in the W. Kent Milroy Port Elgin Chapel, 510 Mill St., Port Elgin with Father Robert Hudson officiating.
Interment Sanctuary Park Cemetery.
Memorial contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.
SEGUIN, Omer Jr. Tragically on Monday, May 8, 2000, at the age of 57. Omer Seguin, dear son of Omer Seguin (deceased) and Mary Seguin. Beloved husband of Melody. Cherished father of Derek and Krissy. Dear brother to Cathy, Mike, Ron, Sean and Kevin. Friends may visit at Darche Funeral Home, 7679 Taschereau Blvd., Brossard, Quebec, on Thursday from 5 to 10 p.m. and Friday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Funeral Mass at Good Shepherd Catholic Church, 7900 Naples St., Brossard, Quebec on Friday, May 12 at 4 p.m.
Vernabelle Stephenson, 78
Vernabelle Irene Stephenson, RR 2 Prescott, died Saturday, April 21, 2001 at Brockville General Hospital. She was 78.
Born Dec. 19, 1922 at Englehart, Ont., she was the daughter of Alexander Peters and Nina Clark.
She married Elmer Stephenson Oct. 10, 1968 in Brockville.
Mrs. Stephenson enjoyed cooking, playing cards, knitting, crocheting, collecting bells and telling jokes. She was the owner and operator of Verna's Fish and Chip Shop and Verna's Restaurant, and would often donate roasts and other foods to needy families. She had a beautiful voice, and sang in the Maynard United Church Choir.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Stephenson is survived by her daughter Edith (Mrs. Richard Champagne); sons Barry (Diane) Brown and Dennis (Bonnie) Brown; brothers Calvin Peters, Robert (Cathy) Peters and Murray Peters; sisters Frances (Bert Groves), Beatrice (Marcel Seguin) and Norma (Buck Anderson); step children Reginald (Nancy) Stephenson, Gail (Tom) Provencal, Delbert (Gail) Stephenson; grandchildren Ric (Cheryl) Champagne, Rodger (Laurie) Champagne, Kevin (Vicky) Brown, Michael (Andrea) Brown, Leanne (Wil Crain), Jennifer and Chris Brown; and great grandchildren Robyn, Rik and Randy Champagne, and Ryan, Zachary and Emily Brown.
Mrs. Stephenson was predeceased by her parents; brothers William, Raymond, Ernest and Leonard; and sister Leona.
Visitation was held at the Chris Slater Funeral Home, Prescott, Monday, April 23, 2001, from 6 to 9 pm. The funeral service was held in the chapel of the funeral home April 24 at 11 am. Cremation was held at Glenhaven Cemetery April 24. A committal service took place May 1 at 3 pm at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Maitland.
Memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Canadian Cancer Society.
Joseph St. Marsielle, 46
Joseph St. Marsielle died at his residence, 1343 Notre Dame, Cornwall, Ont., Saturday, Aug. 4, 2001, surrounded by his loving family. He was 46.
Surviving are his beloved wife Suzanne (Loiselle) and his loving children, Jill of Ottawa and Joël and Emilie, both at home. He was the dear son of Guy and Mary (Patrick) St. Marsielle of Cornwall and formerly of Prescott. He was the dear brother of Anne Hogarth (Greg) of Kingston and John St. Marsielle (Margaret) and Susan Dulmage (Morley), both of Cornwall. He was the dear son-in-law of Aurele Loiselle of Cornwall and the late Therese (Seguin) Loiselle. He is also survived by a number of nieces and nephews and relatives from Prescott, Montreal and Toronto.
Mr. St. Marsielle was the proprietor of Cornwall Rooftruss Limited, and a member of the Summers Town Flying Club, Summer Heights Golf Club and Cornwall Club.
He rested at the Wilson Funeral Home, Cornwall, from 2 pm Aug. 6, 2001. The Mass of the Resurrection was celebrated at St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church Aug. 7 at 11 am.
Pallbearers were James Crozier, Kevin Wert, Thomas Wert, James Poirier, Geoffrey Derochie and Ron Graham.
A Rite of Committal will be at a later date in Notre Dame Cemetery, Cornwall.
McLUHAN, Hilda -
Entered into rest at Hillsdale Manor in Oshawa on Monday, August 5, 2002 in her 87th year. Loving mother of Austin and his wife Beverley of Lakefield. Grandmother of Cindy and her husband David Seguin of Oshawa and David McLuhan of Lakefield and great grandmother of Calli-Lyn Seguin. Predeceased by her brother Harold. The family will receive friends at the MACKEY FUNERAL HOME, 33 Peel Street Lindsay on Thursday August 8, 2002 from 1:00 p.m. until time of complete funeral service in the chapel at 1:30 p.m. Interment at Mount Forest Cemetery on Saturday August 10th at 12:00 noon. Memorial donations to a Charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.
SEGUIN, Andre Paul Peacefully at home, on Sunday June 18, 2000 in his 65th year. Andre Seguin, beloved husband of Pat Bennett. Dear father of Paul, Robert and Carole-Ann Fenning (Terry). Loving grandfather of Joel Emmerson, Kristin, Roxann, Ashley, Travis and Theresa. Brother of Gaston, Rejean and Nicki. Friends may call at the Westboro Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes, 403 Richmond Road at Roosevelt on Tuesday from 2 p.m. until time of Memorial Service in the Chapel at 4 p.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart Institute, Ottawa Civic Hospital appreciated.
Elizabeth Jane Todd, 69
Elizabeth Jane (Betty) Todd died Monday, Sept. 20, 1999 at Kingston General Hospital following a lengthy struggle with ovarian cancer. She was 69.
Mrs. Todd was born on Aug. 12, 1930 to the late Edward and Marjorie Seguin of Ogdensburg, N.Y. She was married to William (Bill) Todd at the United Church in Prescott on April 21, 1951.
After moving to Prescott, Mrs. Todd worked at Domtar and Cleveland Container for 18 years. This was followed by a short stint at RCA. For the past 29 years, she has been a homemaker.
Reading, bingo and family life were among her favourite pastimes.
Mrs. Todd is survived by her husband Bill, and son Brett and loving partner Leslie Quinton. Also surviving are her mother-in-law Marian Redmond and her husband Mint of Prescott, two sisters, Theresa Martin (husband Robert) of Ogdensburg, N.Y., and June Johnston (husband Al) of Peterborough, Ont., and three brothers, Bobby, Gary and Allen, all of Ogdensburg. She is fondly remembered by her niece Judy Roberts, husband Charles and son Cole of Prescott, sister-in-law Beryl Clarke and her husband Bill of Prescott, brother-in-law Leonard Todd of Prescott, niece Eileen Lucknow and her husband Joe of Peterborough, nephew Andrew Johnston and his wife Marianne of Peterborough, nephew Bryan Martin and his wife Peggy of Ogdensburg, nephew Dale Martin of Ogdensburg, and nephews Dave and Terry of Decatur, Illinois. She was predeceased by a sister Rita.
Visitation was Tuesday, Sept. 21 at Grant Brown Funeral Home. Services are today at Grant Brown Funeral Home at 2 p.m., with interment at Sandy Hill Cemetery to follow. Pallbearers will be Bill Clarke, Michael Doris, Bob Martin, Charles Roberts, Bobby Seguin and Leonard Todd. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated.
TAYLOR, Irene (Miller)
Formerly of Burcher Rd. Ajax, passed away at North Bay on Monday March 6, 2006 at the age of 88. Loving wife of 53 years of the late Norwood (June 2005). Loving mother of Noreen and Ed Scully or Corbeil and Dave and Cindy Taylor of Oshawa. Beloved grandma Jonathan (fianc e Jaime Sullivan), Richard (fianc e Kara Seguin) . Samantha and Jennifer Scully and Jordan and Shannon Taylor. Special friend of John and May Shanks. Irene was a former employee of I.DI. Electric and a former member of St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church. Special thanks to Durham Access to Care and Denese, for their care and friendship. At mom's request there will be no service. Cremation has taken place. In memory, a donation to the Charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.
LATURSKI, Stanley Stephen
(Retired 37 year employee of General Motors Canada, long time member of Knights of Columbus Council No. 8611). Peacefully after a courageous battle at Lakeridge Health-Oshawa on Sunday, August 8th, 2004 with his family by his side. Stan, in his 72nd year. Beloved husband of Shirley of 43 years. Loving father of David and his wife Barbara of Whitby, Stephen of Toronto and Michael of Winnipeg. Devoted “Big Poppa” to Matthew, Kasia, Jennifer, Scott and Garrett. Dear brother of Anthony (Agnes), Leonard (Veronica), Dominic, Ann Conkle and the late Bronis. He will be sadly missed by his sisters–in-law Barbara Poitras and Penny-Anne Seguin and his many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at OSHAWA FUNERAL SERVICE “Thornton Chapel” 847 King St. West (905-721-1234) for visitation on Wednesday, August 11th from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M., with prayers at 7 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at SAINT MARY OF THE PEOPLE CATHOLIC CHURCH(570 Marion Ave, Oshawa) on Thursday, August 12th at 10:30 A.M. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Donations in memory of Stan may be made to the New Durham Regional Cancer Centre.
LEMAY, Shirley
At her home on Tuesday, November 18, 2003, surrounded by the love and warmth of her family. Beloved mother of Lori and Eddy McQuillen, Sandy and Wayne Fowler, and Shawn Lemay. Loving grandmother of Matthew, Justin, Aaron, Amanda, and Jacob. Dear daughter of Ida and the late Joseph Reeves. Sister of Joan and Wayne Bishop, Marilyn and the late Yvon Seguin. Sister-in-law of Margaret and Don Brunet. Will be lovingly remembered by her husband Georges, her nieces and nephews, and many dear family and friends. The family will receive friends at the McEachnie Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Funeral Mass to be held at St. Bernadette's Roman Catholic Church (SE corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax) on Friday, November 21, 2003 at 11 a.m. Should family and friends so desire, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated.
DUGRE, Rev. Maurice Passed away on Friday June 16, 2000 at Hawkesbury, at the age of 87. Son of the late Ludger Dugre and of the late Louise Bourassa. He was born on February 20, 1913 at St-Boniface-de-Shawinigan, Quebec. Brother of Sister Bernadette and Sister Marie-Louise-Therese, Carmelites of Pennsylvania. Predeceased by four brothers Jean-Marie (Philomene Chiasson), Philippe (Irene Nault), Germain (Rita McLaughlin), Raymond and by two sisters Marie-Jeanne and Sister Georgette (Marie St-Joseph) Carmelite. Also survived by Mrs. Gabrielle Seguin, friend of the family. He was ordained priest on May 6, 1948 at the Sanctuary of Notre-Dame-du-Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Trois-Rivieres; assistant pastor at Holy Trinity, Rockland; studied in Rome in Holy Scriptures, Theology and Canon Law; professor of Holy Scriptures and Canon Law at the Major Seminary of Ottawa; professor of Holy Scriptures and Canon Law at the Capucin Scolasticate and the Faculty of the Arts at Ottawa University; chaplain of General Hospital in 1958; professor of Moral Theology at the Major Seminary of St-Boniface; professor of Theology and Philosophy at St-Boniface and assistant at St. Joseph Parish, Manitoba; Mariopolis 1961; assistant pastor at St-Anne Parish, Ottawa; notary, attorney and advocate at the Marriage Tribunal, pastor at St. Margaret Mary's Parish, Cumberland; pastor at St-Gregoire-de-Nazianze, Vankleek Hill; administrator of St-Leon-le-Grand, Treadwell; administrator of St-Bernardin. Retired in May 15, 1986, and continued as assistant at St. Jude's, Hawkesbury, and chaplain at Prescott-Russell Residence. Friends may call at Berthiaume Funeral Home, 1243 Lansdowne Street, Hawkesbury, Ontario (613) 632-8511 on Monday June 19th from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m., Tuesday June 20th from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. He will lay in state in St. Jude's Church, 372 Genevieve Street, Hawkesbury on Wednesday June 21st from 9:30 a.m. The Funeral will be held at St. Jude's Church at 11 a.m. on Wednesday June 21st. Interment at the cemtery of St-Gregoire-de-Nazianze Parish, Vankleek Hill.
Herbert Eggleton
Eggleton: Herbert A resident of Chatham died at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance, Public General Campus on Friday, May 24, 2002 at the age of 85. Born in Belleville, son of the late Stanley and Eleta (Andrews) Eggleton. Beloved husband of Amber (Cunningham) Eggleton. Brother of Gloria Joan Baxter and her husband George of Sault Ste. Marie, Clifford Eggleton and his wife Barbara of Simcoe and the late Irene Seguin and John Eggleton. Uncle of Heather Wood and her husband Ron, Sharon Rufenach and her husband Harold, Amber Claus and her husband Jon, Gail Baxter, David Baxter and his wife Monica and Stephen Baxter and his wife Ramona. Herbert owned and operated Chatham Office Supply Ltd from 1959-1970 and was an employee of Remington Rand for many years working in Florida, Windsor and Chatham. He was a past member of Sertoma Club of Florida and Chatham, past member of the Jaycees, an ardent golfer and a member of Indian Creek Golf and Country Club. At the request of the family there will be no visitation or funeral service. Cremation with interment in Greenlawn Memorial Gardens, Oldcastle. Donations to Alzheimer Society or Parkinson's Society appreciated.
FULDA, Johanne
Peacefully at Lakeridge Health Oshawa on Sunday, June 10, 2001, at the age of 41. Beloved wife of Carl. Dear mother of Miriam, Vanessa and Daniel. Daughter of Gertrude Mathieu and the late Raymond. Sister of Micheline, Andre and his wife Francine, Lise and her spouse Louis, Jean, Paul, Gabrielle and the late Micelle. Daughter-in-law of Hermann and Rose Fulda. Sister-in-law of Peter Fulda, Margrid Legg and her husband Steve and the late Bernhard Fulda and Robert Seguin.
Loving aunt of Nathalie, Ian, Simon, Dominic, Frederick, Jordan, Ryan, Aaron and the late Claudie. Friends may call at OSHAWA FUNERAL SERVICE, "Thornton Chapel”, 847 King St. West (905-721-1234) on Wednesday, June 13th from 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. and on Thursday, June 14th at Calvary Baptist Church (300 Ritson Rd. N., at Rossland) from 1:00 p.m. until time of Service in the Church at 2 o’clock. Interment to follow. Memorial Donations to the Durham Regional Cancer Center.
Doris W. (nee Hyndman) O'Rourke - 01/31/2003
At the Glebe Center on Thursday, January 30, 2003 at age 79. Beloved wife of the late Ronald. Loving mother of Brian (Jeanne), Richard (Sharon), Doreen Seguin (Norm), Roger (Janet) and Michael. Dear mother-in-law of the late Peggy. Devoted Grandmother of Matthew, Thomas, Josh, Jennifer, Phillip, Andrew, Melanie, Derek, Kelly, Steven and Shawn. Great grandmother to William. Dear sister of Phyllis Nothnagel, Merle Glen, Rose Sullivan, Ida Dickson, Wesley Hyndman and the late June Dorring and Earl Hyndman. Friends may visit at the West Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 150 Woodroffe Avenue at Richmond Road, Ottawa on Friday, January 31st from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and on Saturday, February 1st after 10:00 a.m. until service time in the chapel at 11 a.m. Reception to follow. Interment Capital Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Canadian Cancer Society or the Alzheimers Society would be appreciated.
BRISEBOIS, Ronald Employee at Revenue Canada. In Hull, on Tuesday, June 13, 2000, at the age of 54. Dear son of the late Hermeni Brisebois and the late Yvonne Vaudrin. Beloved husband of Rejeanne Landry. Dear stepfather of Donald Cright (Julie Southgate). Dear brother of Pierre (Sandra Arnold), Robert (Claudette Seguin), Michel (Michelle Rivet), Gabrielle (Robert Renaud), Louise (late Rene Latray). Also survived by a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Gilles Chouinard (Sonia Landry) and many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by sisters Liette (Doug Forgie), Lorraine (late Emile Rheel and Aline (late Charles Martin). Funeral service on Friday, June 16, 2000 at St-Louis Marie de Montfort Church, 749 Trojan Ave., Ottawa at 2 p.m. followed by burial of ashes at Notre Dame Cemetery. Donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. Arrangements in care of Racine, Robert & Gauthier Funeral Directors, 241-3680.
Maurice Amyot - 10/05/2002
In hospital on Friday, October 4, 2002 at the age of 76. Dearly loved husband of Pauline Legault. Dear father of Paulette (Raymond Thivierge), Suzanne (Luc Séguin), Lise (David Jennings), Robert (Lucie Champagne), Monique (Georges Bertrand) and Marguerite. Also loved by 17 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren There will be no visitation at the funeral home. The Funeral Mass will be held at St-Sebastien Roman Catholic Church, 1000 Frances Street, Ottawa on Friday, October 11, 2002 at 11 a.m. Interment Hope Cemetery. Funeral arrangements in care of the St. Laurent Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry. As an expression of sympathy, memorial contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family.
LACHAPELLE, Léo
Est décédé, le 19 décembre 2001, à l’Hôpital Régional de Sudbury (emplacement Laurentien), Sudbury, à l’âge de 91 ans. Né à Embrun, Ontario, il était le fils bien-aimé de feu Louis-Zéphirin Lachapelle et de feue Christine Lachapelle (née Pitre). Cher époux de feue Jeanne Lachapelle (née Giroux). Ami de Georgette Robichaud. Cher frère de Alma Roy (feu Urbain) de Noëlville, Joseph (Thérèse Comtois), Léonie Castonguay (feu Tyne), Gérard (Lucille Leduc), Hector (Hélène Bertrand) de Sudbury et Roger (Irène Paquette) de Val Caron. Prédécédé par Marie-Ange Séguin (feu Onis), Aimé (feue Rita Lahaie), Rhéaume (Lucille Beaudoin) de Val Caron, Rosario, Henri (Gloria Poirier) de Sudbury et Jeanne Demers (Réal) de Windsor ainsi que Moïse et Noëlla décédés en bas âge. Cher oncle de plusieurs nièces et neveux. Cher beau-frère de Hector Giroux de Calgary, Marcel Giroux (Georgette) et Hélène Stesco (Richard). Léo a servi dans un régiment blindé pendant la Deuxième guerre mondiale. Il était retraité de la compagnie Falconbridge Ltd. La famille recevra parents et amis à la COOPÉRATIVE FUNÉRAIRE, 222, boul. Lasalle est, (angle Notre Dame), Sudbury, vendredi de 14h à 17h et de 19h à 21h30. Le service funéraire sera célébrée le Samedi 22 décembre 2001, à 11h30, à la Chapelle Mgr Roger Despatie de la Coopérative Funéraire, Sudbury. Que vos témoignages de condoléances se traduisent en dons à l'Association pulmonaire, à la fondation de l’Ontario pour les maladies du Coeur ou à la Société Canadienne du Cancer.
GRAVELLE, Gus (Gustave) Peacefully in Ottawa, February 23, 2000 in his 81st year. Son of the late Alexina Cardinal and Edward Gravelle. Widower of the deeply missed Agnes Garneau who passed away on November 5, 1975. Predeceased by his brothers Lucien, Aurele, Urbain, Niel, Octave and Aime and by his sisters Edna and Lawrencia. Special thoughts to his sister Lillian (Alcide Faubert) of South Gloucester. Father of Norman (Madeleine Seguin), Limoges; Paulette (Claude) Lemieux, Embrun; Louise (Fernand) Martel, Greely; Ron, Ottawa; Linda Dubeau, Ottawa and Luanne (Barry) Lank, Winnipeg. Grandfather of 11 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Uncle, cousin and friend of many. A special heartfelt thank-you to Michel Pauze for all you have done. A sincere thank-you to the Glebe Center, especially Bronson Place 2nd floor, for all your tenderness, support and excellent care. In memoriam, in lieu of flowers, donations to the Alzheimer Society and Multiple Sclerosis Society would be appreciated. Memorial mass will be held on Thursday, March 2, 2000 at 2 p.m. at Notre-Dame de Lourdes, 435 Montreal Road, Vanier (613) 741-4175.
TAILLEFER, Averile
The family announces with sorrow her death, Wednesday October 31, 2001, in Sudbury, at the age of 67 years. Daughter of the late Elzéar Taillefer and of the late Délia Taillefer. Dear sister of Roland Taillefer (wife Laurette, predeceased) of St Hippolyte, QC, Rémi Taillefer (wife Laurette) of Charlesbourg, QC and Cécilia Séguin (husband Domina, predeceased) of Coniston. Predeceased by her brother Jean Taillefer and by her sisters Berthe Edmunds (husband Leslie of Cornwall), Marie Taillefer and Rita Bellehumeur (husband Marcel, predeceased). Special aunt to Claude Séguin, Louise Hampson, Pierrette Chartrand and Brenda Séguin. Godmother of Geneviève Lecours and Roger Taillefer. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends at the CO-OPERATIVE FUNERAL HOME, 222 Lasalle Blvd., East (at Notre Dame), Sudbury, Thursday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 p.m. A funeral service will be held Friday, November 2, 2001 at 10:30 a.m., in the Bishop Roger Despatie Chapel of the Co-Operative Funeral Home, Sudbury.
Some ROULEAU obits or mentions
A la douce mémoire de Mme Anne Marie Leblond
[1909-2008]
A l'Hôtel Dieu de Lévis,
le vendredi 25 janvier 2008 à l'âge de 98 ans et 3 mois est décédée
Mme Anne Marie Leblond, épouse de feu M. Emile Dion,
demeurant à Frampton.
Funérailles
Le service religieux sera célébré le samedi 2 février 2008 à 11 h
en l'église de Saint-Edouard de Frampton et de là au cimetière paroissial.
Visites
La famille vous accueillera à la résidence funéraire Armand Plante,
141, rue Principale, Frampton.
Le vendredi 1 février de 14 h à 16 h 30 et de 19 h à 22 h, le samedi jour des funérailles à compter de 9 h.
Direction des funérailles
Maison Armand Plante Inc.,
875, avenue Ste-Thérèse, Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce.
Laisse dans le deuil
Elle était la mère de:
Madeleine Dion (Paul-Emile Roy), Thérèse Dion (Erest DeBlois), Annette Dion Oblate, Micheline Dion Oblate (décédée le 29 novembre 2002), Gilles Dion (Diane Patoine), Edouard Dion (décédée 14 juin 2002), (Réjeanne Girard), Simone Dion (Gilles Bureau décédé le 11 février 2002), Fernande Dion (Denis Turmel), Jeanne D' Arc Dion (Jean-Charles Beaulieu).
Elle était la grand-mère de 28 petits-enfants: Maurice, Denise, Gertrude (décédée le 17 août 1990), Raymond, Elisabeth, Gaston, Michel Roy; Lucie, Murielle, Marie-France, Marc, Vincent DeBlois; Alain, Julie, Nicole, Mario, Christian Dion; Yves, André, Nathalie, Isabelle, Danielle, Sylvie Dion; Yvan, Stéphane Turmel; Steve, Bastien, Eric Beaulieu. Au cours de sa longue vie, elle a eu le bonheur de porter dans ses bras 31 arrières petits-enfants qu' elle a beaucoup affectionnés.
Elle était la soeur de: feu Clarisse Leblond (feu Eugène Prévost), feu Paul Leblond (feu Rosa Fortier), feu Léonard Leblond (feu Elise Fortier), feu Rosaire Leblond (Léontine Fortier).
Elle était la belle-soeur de: feu Appolinaire Dion (feu Georgianna Turcotte), feu Joseph Dion (feu Marie Audet), feu Omer Dion (feu Cécile Rouleau), feu Eva Dion (feu Delphis Turcotte), feu Polydor Dion (feu Rose Provencher), feu Albert Dion, feu Délia Dion, feu Clara Dion, feu Exérine Dion, feu Olivine Dion (feu Léger Landry), feu Laurentine Dion.
Elle laisse aussi dans le deuil, plusieurs neveux et nièces et nombreux amies, amis.
Tous ses enfants tiennent à remercier le personnel du Foyer de Frampton pour leur dévouement à l' égard de leur mère et pour l' affection qu'ils lui ont démontrée, tout au long de ces années.
Votre témoignage de sympathie peut se traduire par un don à la Fabrique de Saint- Edouard de Frampton.
Maria Lina Lortie (née Landriault) - 01/11/2006
Peacefully at the Résidence Saint-Louis on Tuesday, January 10, 2006 at the age of 86. Dear daughter of the late Eugène and Marie-Louise (Cyr) Landriault. Dearly beloved wife of the late Camille Lortie. Dear mother of Adeline (Romain “Joe” Beaulieu), Pierette (Georges Kelly), François (Hélène Lamothe), Denise (Ronald Blanchard), Monique (Charles Rouleau), Claire (Claude Chénier), Gisèle (Maurice Larabie), Richard (Christine Wolinska) and Guy (Joanne Yelle). Dear grandmother of 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Dear brother of Lionel, Edmond and Jim. Lina will be dearly missed by her sisters-in-law and many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her two children Colette and Joseph, her brother Eugène and two sisters Rita and Edna. Friends may visit at the St. Laurent Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 1200 Ogilvie Road at Aviation Parkway on Friday, January 13, 2006 from 2-4 and 7-9pm. The funeral mass will be held at Saint-Louis-Marie-de-Montfort Roman Catholic Church, 749 Trojan Avenue, Ottawa on Saturday, January 14, 2006 at 1:30pm. In lieu of flowers, in memory of Lina, memorial contributions to The Montfort Hospital Foundation or The St-Louis-Marie-de-Montfort Parish in care of the Church Access Project. A sincere thanks to Dr. Moise and the personnel at the Résidence St-Louis for their excellent loving care and compassion.
En mémoire de Candide Roy
[1928-2006]
Au Centre de Santé et de Services Sociaux de Beauce de Saint-Georges, le jeudi 20 avril 2006 à l'âge de 78 ans et 1 mois est décédée Mme Candide Roy, épouse de M. Zéphirin Breton, demeurant à Sainte-Rose-de-Watford.
La famille vous accueillera à la salle Municipale, 495 rue Principale,Sainte-Rose, le dimanche de 13:30 h à 16:00 h et de 19:00 h à 22:00 h, le lundi jour des funérailles à compter de 9:00 h.
Le service religieux sera célébré le lundi 24 avril 2006 à 11 h en l'église de Sainte-Rose de Watford et de là au cimetière paroissial.
La famille a confié la direction des funérailles à la Maison J. R. Chabot, 3530, 20e Avenue, Saint-Prosper-de-Beauce.
Elle laisse dans le deuil outre son époux, ses enfants: feu André (Lisette Bédard), Ghislaine (Jean-Luc Couture), Normande (Raymond Talbot), feu Claude (feu Suzanne Lamontagne), Régis (Brigitte Lacasse), Diane (Yvon Doyon), ses 10 petits-enfants: Guillaume, Isabelle Couture; Eric, Michel, Patrick, Nathalie Talbot; Mikaël, Etienne Breton; Véronique, François St-Hilaire, ses 6 arrière-petits-enfants: Ariane, Vincent, Victor, Anne-Claude, Xavier, Zacharie. Elle était la soeur de : feu Réal (Carmen Roy), Olivette (feu en 1 ère noce Henri Boutin, Corad Pouliot), Denise (Gilles Bédard), feu Eugène (feu Charlotte Lévesque), Marguerite (Rock Deblois), Hélène (Ghislain Fortier), Norman (Lyne Shink). Elle laisse également dans le deuil ses beaux-frères et belles-soeurs: Clément (feu Anna-Marie Rouleau), feu Rosalie (feu Armand Veilleux), feu Aurèle (feu Almonia Baillargeon), Bibianne, Roland, Charles-Edouard (Léona Chastenay), neveux, nièces, cousins et cousines et nombreux amies, amis.
Votre témoignage de sympathie peut se traduire par un don à Fondation du C.H. Beauce Etchemin.
[1909-2008]
A l'Hôtel Dieu de Lévis,
le vendredi 25 janvier 2008 à l'âge de 98 ans et 3 mois est décédée
Mme Anne Marie Leblond, épouse de feu M. Emile Dion,
demeurant à Frampton.
Funérailles
Le service religieux sera célébré le samedi 2 février 2008 à 11 h
en l'église de Saint-Edouard de Frampton et de là au cimetière paroissial.
Visites
La famille vous accueillera à la résidence funéraire Armand Plante,
141, rue Principale, Frampton.
Le vendredi 1 février de 14 h à 16 h 30 et de 19 h à 22 h, le samedi jour des funérailles à compter de 9 h.
Direction des funérailles
Maison Armand Plante Inc.,
875, avenue Ste-Thérèse, Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce.
Laisse dans le deuil
Elle était la mère de:
Madeleine Dion (Paul-Emile Roy), Thérèse Dion (Erest DeBlois), Annette Dion Oblate, Micheline Dion Oblate (décédée le 29 novembre 2002), Gilles Dion (Diane Patoine), Edouard Dion (décédée 14 juin 2002), (Réjeanne Girard), Simone Dion (Gilles Bureau décédé le 11 février 2002), Fernande Dion (Denis Turmel), Jeanne D' Arc Dion (Jean-Charles Beaulieu).
Elle était la grand-mère de 28 petits-enfants: Maurice, Denise, Gertrude (décédée le 17 août 1990), Raymond, Elisabeth, Gaston, Michel Roy; Lucie, Murielle, Marie-France, Marc, Vincent DeBlois; Alain, Julie, Nicole, Mario, Christian Dion; Yves, André, Nathalie, Isabelle, Danielle, Sylvie Dion; Yvan, Stéphane Turmel; Steve, Bastien, Eric Beaulieu. Au cours de sa longue vie, elle a eu le bonheur de porter dans ses bras 31 arrières petits-enfants qu' elle a beaucoup affectionnés.
Elle était la soeur de: feu Clarisse Leblond (feu Eugène Prévost), feu Paul Leblond (feu Rosa Fortier), feu Léonard Leblond (feu Elise Fortier), feu Rosaire Leblond (Léontine Fortier).
Elle était la belle-soeur de: feu Appolinaire Dion (feu Georgianna Turcotte), feu Joseph Dion (feu Marie Audet), feu Omer Dion (feu Cécile Rouleau), feu Eva Dion (feu Delphis Turcotte), feu Polydor Dion (feu Rose Provencher), feu Albert Dion, feu Délia Dion, feu Clara Dion, feu Exérine Dion, feu Olivine Dion (feu Léger Landry), feu Laurentine Dion.
Elle laisse aussi dans le deuil, plusieurs neveux et nièces et nombreux amies, amis.
Tous ses enfants tiennent à remercier le personnel du Foyer de Frampton pour leur dévouement à l' égard de leur mère et pour l' affection qu'ils lui ont démontrée, tout au long de ces années.
Votre témoignage de sympathie peut se traduire par un don à la Fabrique de Saint- Edouard de Frampton.
Maria Lina Lortie (née Landriault) - 01/11/2006
Peacefully at the Résidence Saint-Louis on Tuesday, January 10, 2006 at the age of 86. Dear daughter of the late Eugène and Marie-Louise (Cyr) Landriault. Dearly beloved wife of the late Camille Lortie. Dear mother of Adeline (Romain “Joe” Beaulieu), Pierette (Georges Kelly), François (Hélène Lamothe), Denise (Ronald Blanchard), Monique (Charles Rouleau), Claire (Claude Chénier), Gisèle (Maurice Larabie), Richard (Christine Wolinska) and Guy (Joanne Yelle). Dear grandmother of 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Dear brother of Lionel, Edmond and Jim. Lina will be dearly missed by her sisters-in-law and many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her two children Colette and Joseph, her brother Eugène and two sisters Rita and Edna. Friends may visit at the St. Laurent Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 1200 Ogilvie Road at Aviation Parkway on Friday, January 13, 2006 from 2-4 and 7-9pm. The funeral mass will be held at Saint-Louis-Marie-de-Montfort Roman Catholic Church, 749 Trojan Avenue, Ottawa on Saturday, January 14, 2006 at 1:30pm. In lieu of flowers, in memory of Lina, memorial contributions to The Montfort Hospital Foundation or The St-Louis-Marie-de-Montfort Parish in care of the Church Access Project. A sincere thanks to Dr. Moise and the personnel at the Résidence St-Louis for their excellent loving care and compassion.
En mémoire de Candide Roy
[1928-2006]
Au Centre de Santé et de Services Sociaux de Beauce de Saint-Georges, le jeudi 20 avril 2006 à l'âge de 78 ans et 1 mois est décédée Mme Candide Roy, épouse de M. Zéphirin Breton, demeurant à Sainte-Rose-de-Watford.
La famille vous accueillera à la salle Municipale, 495 rue Principale,Sainte-Rose, le dimanche de 13:30 h à 16:00 h et de 19:00 h à 22:00 h, le lundi jour des funérailles à compter de 9:00 h.
Le service religieux sera célébré le lundi 24 avril 2006 à 11 h en l'église de Sainte-Rose de Watford et de là au cimetière paroissial.
La famille a confié la direction des funérailles à la Maison J. R. Chabot, 3530, 20e Avenue, Saint-Prosper-de-Beauce.
Elle laisse dans le deuil outre son époux, ses enfants: feu André (Lisette Bédard), Ghislaine (Jean-Luc Couture), Normande (Raymond Talbot), feu Claude (feu Suzanne Lamontagne), Régis (Brigitte Lacasse), Diane (Yvon Doyon), ses 10 petits-enfants: Guillaume, Isabelle Couture; Eric, Michel, Patrick, Nathalie Talbot; Mikaël, Etienne Breton; Véronique, François St-Hilaire, ses 6 arrière-petits-enfants: Ariane, Vincent, Victor, Anne-Claude, Xavier, Zacharie. Elle était la soeur de : feu Réal (Carmen Roy), Olivette (feu en 1 ère noce Henri Boutin, Corad Pouliot), Denise (Gilles Bédard), feu Eugène (feu Charlotte Lévesque), Marguerite (Rock Deblois), Hélène (Ghislain Fortier), Norman (Lyne Shink). Elle laisse également dans le deuil ses beaux-frères et belles-soeurs: Clément (feu Anna-Marie Rouleau), feu Rosalie (feu Armand Veilleux), feu Aurèle (feu Almonia Baillargeon), Bibianne, Roland, Charles-Edouard (Léona Chastenay), neveux, nièces, cousins et cousines et nombreux amies, amis.
Votre témoignage de sympathie peut se traduire par un don à Fondation du C.H. Beauce Etchemin.
Obit mentioning Honore NEVEU
Godin Lecrenier Nelly
À St-Antoine-sur-Richelieu, le 12 mai 2006, à l'âge de 88 ans, est décédée Nelly Lecrenier épouse de feu Honoré Neveu et feu Georges Godin.
Elle laisse dans le deuil ses enfants Yves, Jean (Micheline), Micheline (Jean-Pierre), Sylvie (Donald), ses petits-enfants Christine et Annie.
La famille recevra les condoléances au
Complexe funéraire
Urgel Bourgie
6700 Beaubien Est, Montréal
Une messe sera célébrée samedi 27 mai à 13h en la chapelle du Complexe.
Found this great site for looking up Canadian obituaries: Genealogy Buff Canadian Obituaries
À St-Antoine-sur-Richelieu, le 12 mai 2006, à l'âge de 88 ans, est décédée Nelly Lecrenier épouse de feu Honoré Neveu et feu Georges Godin.
Elle laisse dans le deuil ses enfants Yves, Jean (Micheline), Micheline (Jean-Pierre), Sylvie (Donald), ses petits-enfants Christine et Annie.
La famille recevra les condoléances au
Complexe funéraire
Urgel Bourgie
6700 Beaubien Est, Montréal
Une messe sera célébrée samedi 27 mai à 13h en la chapelle du Complexe.
Found this great site for looking up Canadian obituaries: Genealogy Buff Canadian Obituaries
Sunday, October 24, 2010
A Great Canadian Blog I Came Across
So much to look at on there, saw several of my own lines so I will need to stop back A CANADIAN FAMILY
Francois Morin - 13th Great Grandfather
François Morin (1797 - )
Francois Morin (1819 - 1902)
Son of François
Georges Morin (1853 - 1916)
Son of Francois
Marie Morin (1888 - 1918)
Daughter of Georges
Pierre Tabaut (1634 - 1723)
Son of Marie
Pierre Tabault (1675 - 1739)
Son of Pierre
Marie Anne Tabeau (1706 - 1805)
Daughter of Pierre
Jean Thomas Ranger (1731 - 1796)
Son of Marie Anne
Marie Catherine Ranger (1768 - 1854)
Daughter of Jean Thomas
Josette Cadieux (1799 - 1875)
Daughter of Marie Catherine
Guillaume Julien Seguin (1822 - 1879)
Son of Josette
Isaie Isaac Seguin (1857 - 1910)
Son of Guillaume Julien
Lela May Seguin (1903 - 1971)
Daughter of Isaie Isaac
Richard E Houle (1925 - 1985)
Son of Lela May
Richard Edward Houle (1948 - )
Son of Richard E
Francois Morin (1819 - 1902)
Son of François
Georges Morin (1853 - 1916)
Son of Francois
Marie Morin (1888 - 1918)
Daughter of Georges
Pierre Tabaut (1634 - 1723)
Son of Marie
Pierre Tabault (1675 - 1739)
Son of Pierre
Marie Anne Tabeau (1706 - 1805)
Daughter of Pierre
Jean Thomas Ranger (1731 - 1796)
Son of Marie Anne
Marie Catherine Ranger (1768 - 1854)
Daughter of Jean Thomas
Josette Cadieux (1799 - 1875)
Daughter of Marie Catherine
Guillaume Julien Seguin (1822 - 1879)
Son of Josette
Isaie Isaac Seguin (1857 - 1910)
Son of Guillaume Julien
Lela May Seguin (1903 - 1971)
Daughter of Isaie Isaac
Richard E Houle (1925 - 1985)
Son of Lela May
Richard Edward Houle (1948 - )
Son of Richard E
Antoine Hebert 18th Great Grandfather
Antoine Hebert (1621 - )
Catherine Hebert (1656 - 1693)
Daughter of Antoine
Marguerite Leblanc (1675 - 1740)
Daughter of Catherine
Marie Cormier (1722 - 1788)
Daughter of Marguerite
Marguerite Cyr (1743 - 1808)
Daughter of Marie
Archange Bourgeos (1777 - 1850)
Daughter of Marguerite
Adelaide Marceau (1804 - )
Daughter of Archange
Marie Adelaide Martineau (1832 - )
Daughter of Adelaide
Marie Guillebault (1626 - 1855)
Daughter of Marie Adelaide
Jeanne Boutin (1621 - 1725)
Daughter of Marie
Hubert Ranger (1661 - 1700)
Son of Jeanne
Thomas Ranger (1700 - 1782)
Son of Hubert
Jean Thomas Ranger (1731 - 1796)
Son of Thomas
Marie Catherine Ranger (1768 - 1854)
Daughter of Jean Thomas
Josette Cadieux (1799 - 1875)
Daughter of Marie Catherine
Guillaume Julien Seguin (1822 - 1879)
Son of Josette
Isaie Isaac Seguin (1857 - 1910)
Son of Guillaume Julien
Lela May Seguin (1903 - 1971)
Daughter of Isaie Isaac
Richard E Houle (1925 - 1985)
Son of Lela May
Richard Edward Houle (1948 - )
Son of Richard E
Antoine Hebert1 9th great grand father and end of known line
b. 1621, d. before 1693, #15750
Pop-up Pedigree
Father Unknown father Hebert. Some online sites indicate that the father of Etienne and Antoine was Jacques Hebert, but that does not seem to be the case. Etienne and Antoine were likely related, tho not brothers.
Antoine was a barrel maker in Martaize, France. Many of his descendants were transported to Louisiana from Acadia.
His sons that have descendants in Louisiana were:
Jacques Hebert & Jeanne Gautreaux
Jean Hebert & Marie Marguerite Landry
Francois Hebert & Marie Anne Bourg
Pierre Hebert & Jeanne Landry
Rene dit Groc Hebert & Anne Marie Boudreaux.2
Birth 1621 Antoine was born in 1621 at Martaize, Loudonais, France. Or born in LaHaye-Descarte, Balesne, Touraine, France.1
Note Brother of Etienne Hebert but NOT son of Jacques Hebert and Marie Juneau. Does this mean that Jacques was married more than once?? Arsenault says, in the Port-Royal volume of Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, that Antoine and Étienne Hébert were the sons of Jacques and Marie Juneau. However, the Corrections to Arsenault states that they are not the sons of this couple, giving no further information. Possibly their name was Habert.
The misconception began with Father Adrien Bergeron's article entitled "Deux grandes familles acadiennes" [Memoires de la Societe genealogique canadienne-francaise (Vol. VI, No. 8, Oct 1955, pp. 393-394)]. Father Bergeron tried to say that Antoine and Etienne were brothers of a Jacques HEBERT, son of Jacques and Marie JUNEAU. The following year, Father Archange Godbout showed the connection to be incorrect (Vol. VII, No. 2, April 1956, pp. 122-123). An examination of Jacques' (the son) marriage contract showed his name to be HABERT, not HEBERT. Thanks to Stephen White for sending the dates for the these 2 articles. Godbaut's article also shows evidence (derived from marriage dispensations) that Antoine and Etienne were indeed brothers.3
Where were they from?
It has been said that possibly the brothers were from south of Loudon (LaChaussee, Martaize, etc.), however, since Charles Menou d'Aulnay's family had land in that vicinity. If he recruited settlers from that area, there is a chance that they came from there, but there is no proof of where they (or most other) Acadians came from. The linguistic studies by Genevieve Massignon tried to say that they were from the Loudon area, but perhaps she was focusing too much. It is probably true that they came from western France. But the lack of documentation in the Loudon region means that perhaps we're looking in the wrong place. Michael Poirier has suggested they came from west of Loudon at the coast ... near Baie de Bourgneuf. He bases this on:
- the location of the monastery of the Assumption (on the island Chauvet), which was regularly
attended by Richelieu and was the property of his brother, Alphonse.
- Port-Royal and the church of St Jean-Baptiste
- salt-water marshes in the area were drained ... much like the dyke system utilized in Acadia
- it was a zone surrounded by Protestants and enclosing Catholics.4
1640 The Heberts of Acadia have come from two sources. Etienne Hebert, whose date of birth is unknown to us, died before the census of 1671,was married at Port Royal around 1650 to Marie Gaudet, daughter of Jean Gaudet and an unknown wife, and Antoine Hebert, born between 1614 and 1621, and married around 1640 to Genevieve Lefranc, probably a widow, who was born in 1613. The dispensations which were sought by their descendants suggest that they were brothers . These two brothers traveled to Acadia in July of 1640 under a recruitment by Danrles De Menou D'Aulnay. Antoine was a cooper.. He and his brother were the progenitors of all of the Acadian HEBERTs and their descendants. They were under the command of Germain DOUCET, Sieur La Verdure, Captain of Arms of Pentagoet.1
Marriage circa 1648 Antoine Hebert may have married Genevieve LeFranc circa 1648 in France.1 If Antoine really came to Acadia with Doucet in 1640, then it is doubtful that he married Genevieve in France in 1648. It seems more likely that they were married in Acadia. But I have no PROOF. Another scenerio is that they were married in France and arrived in Acadia board the ship La Verve in 1848. This seems to be the most likely.
1671 The census of Port Royal in 1671 shows:
Antoine HEBERT, cooper, 50; wife Genevieve LEFRAND 58; Children: Jehan 22, Jehan 18, Catherine 15; cattle 18, sheep 7, 6 arpents in 2 places.5
Death before 1693 Antoine died before 1693 in Port Royale, Arcadia Canada.1
Family **GenevieveLeFranc or LaFrand by some
Children 1. **Jean Baptist Hebert 1
2. Catherine Hebert 1
Citations
1. [S1308] Download, Tiffany Fugere http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tdfugere&id=I26614.
2. [S1308] Download, Antoine Hebert, Tonnelier de Martaize, France, et Ses Descendants by Russell Gaspard.
3. [S1308] Download, http://www.gencircles.com/users/cdunn3/6/data/89.
4. [S1308] Download, http://www.acadian-cajun.com/hebanet.htm.
5. [S1308] Download, http://www.doucetfamily.org/heritage/Codfish.htm.
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Antoine Hebert
Catherine Hebert (1656 - 1693)
Daughter of Antoine
Marguerite Leblanc (1675 - 1740)
Daughter of Catherine
Marie Cormier (1722 - 1788)
Daughter of Marguerite
Marguerite Cyr (1743 - 1808)
Daughter of Marie
Archange Bourgeos (1777 - 1850)
Daughter of Marguerite
Adelaide Marceau (1804 - )
Daughter of Archange
Marie Adelaide Martineau (1832 - )
Daughter of Adelaide
Marie Guillebault (1626 - 1855)
Daughter of Marie Adelaide
Jeanne Boutin (1621 - 1725)
Daughter of Marie
Hubert Ranger (1661 - 1700)
Son of Jeanne
Thomas Ranger (1700 - 1782)
Son of Hubert
Jean Thomas Ranger (1731 - 1796)
Son of Thomas
Marie Catherine Ranger (1768 - 1854)
Daughter of Jean Thomas
Josette Cadieux (1799 - 1875)
Daughter of Marie Catherine
Guillaume Julien Seguin (1822 - 1879)
Son of Josette
Isaie Isaac Seguin (1857 - 1910)
Son of Guillaume Julien
Lela May Seguin (1903 - 1971)
Daughter of Isaie Isaac
Richard E Houle (1925 - 1985)
Son of Lela May
Richard Edward Houle (1948 - )
Son of Richard E
Antoine Hebert1 9th great grand father and end of known line
b. 1621, d. before 1693, #15750
Pop-up Pedigree
Father Unknown father Hebert. Some online sites indicate that the father of Etienne and Antoine was Jacques Hebert, but that does not seem to be the case. Etienne and Antoine were likely related, tho not brothers.
Antoine was a barrel maker in Martaize, France. Many of his descendants were transported to Louisiana from Acadia.
His sons that have descendants in Louisiana were:
Jacques Hebert & Jeanne Gautreaux
Jean Hebert & Marie Marguerite Landry
Francois Hebert & Marie Anne Bourg
Pierre Hebert & Jeanne Landry
Rene dit Groc Hebert & Anne Marie Boudreaux.2
Birth 1621 Antoine was born in 1621 at Martaize, Loudonais, France. Or born in LaHaye-Descarte, Balesne, Touraine, France.1
Note Brother of Etienne Hebert but NOT son of Jacques Hebert and Marie Juneau. Does this mean that Jacques was married more than once?? Arsenault says, in the Port-Royal volume of Histoire et généalogie des Acadiens, that Antoine and Étienne Hébert were the sons of Jacques and Marie Juneau. However, the Corrections to Arsenault states that they are not the sons of this couple, giving no further information. Possibly their name was Habert.
The misconception began with Father Adrien Bergeron's article entitled "Deux grandes familles acadiennes" [Memoires de la Societe genealogique canadienne-francaise (Vol. VI, No. 8, Oct 1955, pp. 393-394)]. Father Bergeron tried to say that Antoine and Etienne were brothers of a Jacques HEBERT, son of Jacques and Marie JUNEAU. The following year, Father Archange Godbout showed the connection to be incorrect (Vol. VII, No. 2, April 1956, pp. 122-123). An examination of Jacques' (the son) marriage contract showed his name to be HABERT, not HEBERT. Thanks to Stephen White for sending the dates for the these 2 articles. Godbaut's article also shows evidence (derived from marriage dispensations) that Antoine and Etienne were indeed brothers.3
Where were they from?
It has been said that possibly the brothers were from south of Loudon (LaChaussee, Martaize, etc.), however, since Charles Menou d'Aulnay's family had land in that vicinity. If he recruited settlers from that area, there is a chance that they came from there, but there is no proof of where they (or most other) Acadians came from. The linguistic studies by Genevieve Massignon tried to say that they were from the Loudon area, but perhaps she was focusing too much. It is probably true that they came from western France. But the lack of documentation in the Loudon region means that perhaps we're looking in the wrong place. Michael Poirier has suggested they came from west of Loudon at the coast ... near Baie de Bourgneuf. He bases this on:
- the location of the monastery of the Assumption (on the island Chauvet), which was regularly
attended by Richelieu and was the property of his brother, Alphonse.
- Port-Royal and the church of St Jean-Baptiste
- salt-water marshes in the area were drained ... much like the dyke system utilized in Acadia
- it was a zone surrounded by Protestants and enclosing Catholics.4
1640 The Heberts of Acadia have come from two sources. Etienne Hebert, whose date of birth is unknown to us, died before the census of 1671,was married at Port Royal around 1650 to Marie Gaudet, daughter of Jean Gaudet and an unknown wife, and Antoine Hebert, born between 1614 and 1621, and married around 1640 to Genevieve Lefranc, probably a widow, who was born in 1613. The dispensations which were sought by their descendants suggest that they were brothers . These two brothers traveled to Acadia in July of 1640 under a recruitment by Danrles De Menou D'Aulnay. Antoine was a cooper.. He and his brother were the progenitors of all of the Acadian HEBERTs and their descendants. They were under the command of Germain DOUCET, Sieur La Verdure, Captain of Arms of Pentagoet.1
Marriage circa 1648 Antoine Hebert may have married Genevieve LeFranc circa 1648 in France.1 If Antoine really came to Acadia with Doucet in 1640, then it is doubtful that he married Genevieve in France in 1648. It seems more likely that they were married in Acadia. But I have no PROOF. Another scenerio is that they were married in France and arrived in Acadia board the ship La Verve in 1848. This seems to be the most likely.
1671 The census of Port Royal in 1671 shows:
Antoine HEBERT, cooper, 50; wife Genevieve LEFRAND 58; Children: Jehan 22, Jehan 18, Catherine 15; cattle 18, sheep 7, 6 arpents in 2 places.5
Death before 1693 Antoine died before 1693 in Port Royale, Arcadia Canada.1
Family **GenevieveLeFranc or LaFrand by some
Children 1. **Jean Baptist Hebert 1
2. Catherine Hebert 1
Citations
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2. [S1308] Download, Antoine Hebert, Tonnelier de Martaize, France, et Ses Descendants by Russell Gaspard.
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4. [S1308] Download, http://www.acadian-cajun.com/hebanet.htm.
5. [S1308] Download, http://www.doucetfamily.org/heritage/Codfish.htm.
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Antoine Hebert
Pierre Couillard
Pierre Couillard (1639 - 1713) MY 13TH GREAT GRANDFATHER
Marie Jeanne Couillard (1669 - 1704)
Daughter of Pierre
Francoise David (1685 - 1763)
Daughter of Marie Jeanne
Antoine Brunet (1620 - 1651)
Son of Francoise
Francois Brunet (1645 - 1702)
Son of Antoine
Catherine Brunet (1680 - 1713)
Daughter of Francois
Marie Anne Tabeau (1706 - 1805)
Daughter of Catherine
Jean Thomas Ranger (1731 - 1796)
Son of Marie Anne
Marie Catherine Ranger (1768 - 1854)
Daughter of Jean Thomas
Josette Cadieux (1799 - 1875)
Daughter of Marie Catherine
Guillaume Julien Seguin (1822 - 1879)
Son of Josette
Isaie Isaac Seguin (1857 - 1910)
Son of Guillaume Julien
Lela May Seguin (1903 - 1971)
Daughter of Isaie Isaac
Richard E Houle (1925 - 1985)
Son of Lela May
Richard Edward Houle (1948 - )
Son of Richard E
Marie Jeanne Couillard (1669 - 1704)
Daughter of Pierre
Francoise David (1685 - 1763)
Daughter of Marie Jeanne
Antoine Brunet (1620 - 1651)
Son of Francoise
Francois Brunet (1645 - 1702)
Son of Antoine
Catherine Brunet (1680 - 1713)
Daughter of Francois
Marie Anne Tabeau (1706 - 1805)
Daughter of Catherine
Jean Thomas Ranger (1731 - 1796)
Son of Marie Anne
Marie Catherine Ranger (1768 - 1854)
Daughter of Jean Thomas
Josette Cadieux (1799 - 1875)
Daughter of Marie Catherine
Guillaume Julien Seguin (1822 - 1879)
Son of Josette
Isaie Isaac Seguin (1857 - 1910)
Son of Guillaume Julien
Lela May Seguin (1903 - 1971)
Daughter of Isaie Isaac
Richard E Houle (1925 - 1985)
Son of Lela May
Richard Edward Houle (1948 - )
Son of Richard E
Saturday, September 25, 2010
John Augustus Cochlin
My paternal great grandfather
From Family Search.org 1880 census
John COCHLAN Household
Male
Other Information:
Birth Year <1866>
Birthplace ENG
Age 14
Occupation At Home
Marital Status S
Race W
Head of Household Daniel COCHLAN
Relation Son
Father's Birthplace IRE
Mother's Birthplace ENG
Source Information:
Census Place Rutland, Rutland, Vermont
Daniel:
Other Information:
Birth Year <1833>
Birthplace IRE
Age 47
Occupation Gardner
Marital Status M
Race W
Head of Household Daniel COCHLAN
Relation Self
Father's Birthplace IRE
Mother's Birthplace IRE
Source Information:
Census Place Rutland, Rutland, Vermont
John COCHLIN
Birth Date: 3 Apr 1896
Death Date: Jan 1978
Social Security Number: 014-01-5625
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Massachusetts
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 93305
Localities: Bakersfield, Kern, California
College Heights, Kern, California
East Bakersfield, Kern, California
Alice FAIRCHILD
Birth Date: 11 Dec 1927
Death Date: 13 Jun 2010
Social Security Number: 033-20-8397
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Massachusetts
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 91942
Localities: La Mesa, San Diego, California
From Family Search.org 1880 census
John COCHLAN Household
Male
Other Information:
Birth Year <1866>
Birthplace ENG
Age 14
Occupation At Home
Marital Status S
Race W
Head of Household Daniel COCHLAN
Relation Son
Father's Birthplace IRE
Mother's Birthplace ENG
Source Information:
Census Place Rutland, Rutland, Vermont
Daniel:
Other Information:
Birth Year <1833>
Birthplace IRE
Age 47
Occupation Gardner
Marital Status M
Race W
Head of Household Daniel COCHLAN
Relation Self
Father's Birthplace IRE
Mother's Birthplace IRE
Source Information:
Census Place Rutland, Rutland, Vermont
John COCHLIN
Birth Date: 3 Apr 1896
Death Date: Jan 1978
Social Security Number: 014-01-5625
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Massachusetts
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 93305
Localities: Bakersfield, Kern, California
College Heights, Kern, California
East Bakersfield, Kern, California
Alice FAIRCHILD
Birth Date: 11 Dec 1927
Death Date: 13 Jun 2010
Social Security Number: 033-20-8397
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Massachusetts
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 91942
Localities: La Mesa, San Diego, California
Monday, September 06, 2010
François Seguin dit Ladéroute
Il est aussi connu sous le nom de Pierre-François Séguin dit Ladéroute 3.
Il est le fils de Laurent Séguin 4 et Marie Massieu 4.
Il est baptisé le 4 juillet 1644 à Saint-Aubin-en-Bray, Beauvais, Picardie, France 3, 4, 6. Il est soldat et fermier 3. Il immigre vers 1665. Il épouse Jeanne Petit, fille de Jean Petit et Jeanne Godreau le 31 octobre 1672 à Boucherville, Montérégie, Québec, Canada 1, 4. Le contrat de mariage de François Seguin dit Ladéroute et Jeanne Petit est signé le 31 octobre 1672 à Boucherville par devant Sieur Thomas Frérot de la Chenaye 7. François Seguin dit Ladéroute, Jeanne Petit, François Séguin, Jeanne Seguin, Madelaine Seguin et Marie-Françoise Séguin vivaient en 1681 à la seigneurie de Boucherville, Montérégie, François Seguin dit Ladéroute possédait une bête à corne et six arpents de terre en valeur 1. Il fut tisserand en 1681 à la seigneurie de Boucherville 1, 3. Il décède le 9 mai 1704 à Montréal, Île de Montréal, Québec 3. Il est inhumé le 10 mai 1704 à Montréal 3.
Liste de ses enfants connus:
+ 1. Marie-Françoise Séguin (1674 - 1751) 1, 2 (de Jeanne Petit)
+ 2. Marie Séguin (1676 - 1753) 5 (de Jeanne Petit)
3. Madelaine Seguin (1676 - ) 1, 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
+ 4. François Séguin (1678 - ) 1, 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
5. Jeanne Seguin (1680 - ) 1, 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
+ 6. Pierre Séguin (1682 - ) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
7. Pierre Séguin (1684 - 1704) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
8. Jean-Baptiste Séguin (1686 - ) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
9. Catherine Séguin (1686 - 1688) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
+ 10. Jean-Baptiste Seguin dit Ladéroute (1688 - 1728) 3 (de Jeanne Petit)
11. Geneviève Séguin (1691 - 1691) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
12. Joseph Séguin (1692 - 1692) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
13. Joseph Séguin (1694 - ) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
1. Internet - Recensement de 1681 en Nouvelle-France, référant au chapitre IV du livre Histoire des Canadiens-Français de Benjamin Sulte, compilé par Jean-Guy Sénécal (senecal@gel.ulaval.ca) le 17 mars 1998.
2. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 467, 545
3. Courriel de R. Charron-Chénier - 7 janvier 2004
4. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 545
5. Tanguay - Volume 2, p. 2
6. Internet - Recensement de 1681 en Nouvelle-France, référant au chapitre IV du livre Histoire des Canadiens-Français de Benjamin Sulte, compilé par Jean-Guy Sénécal (senecal@gel.ulaval.ca) le 17 mars 1998. Âgé de 33 ans.
7. Fichier GEDCOM de C. Leduc -
Il est le fils de Laurent Séguin 4 et Marie Massieu 4.
Il est baptisé le 4 juillet 1644 à Saint-Aubin-en-Bray, Beauvais, Picardie, France 3, 4, 6. Il est soldat et fermier 3. Il immigre vers 1665. Il épouse Jeanne Petit, fille de Jean Petit et Jeanne Godreau le 31 octobre 1672 à Boucherville, Montérégie, Québec, Canada 1, 4. Le contrat de mariage de François Seguin dit Ladéroute et Jeanne Petit est signé le 31 octobre 1672 à Boucherville par devant Sieur Thomas Frérot de la Chenaye 7. François Seguin dit Ladéroute, Jeanne Petit, François Séguin, Jeanne Seguin, Madelaine Seguin et Marie-Françoise Séguin vivaient en 1681 à la seigneurie de Boucherville, Montérégie, François Seguin dit Ladéroute possédait une bête à corne et six arpents de terre en valeur 1. Il fut tisserand en 1681 à la seigneurie de Boucherville 1, 3. Il décède le 9 mai 1704 à Montréal, Île de Montréal, Québec 3. Il est inhumé le 10 mai 1704 à Montréal 3.
Liste de ses enfants connus:
+ 1. Marie-Françoise Séguin (1674 - 1751) 1, 2 (de Jeanne Petit)
+ 2. Marie Séguin (1676 - 1753) 5 (de Jeanne Petit)
3. Madelaine Seguin (1676 - ) 1, 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
+ 4. François Séguin (1678 - ) 1, 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
5. Jeanne Seguin (1680 - ) 1, 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
+ 6. Pierre Séguin (1682 - ) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
7. Pierre Séguin (1684 - 1704) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
8. Jean-Baptiste Séguin (1686 - ) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
9. Catherine Séguin (1686 - 1688) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
+ 10. Jean-Baptiste Seguin dit Ladéroute (1688 - 1728) 3 (de Jeanne Petit)
11. Geneviève Séguin (1691 - 1691) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
12. Joseph Séguin (1692 - 1692) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
13. Joseph Séguin (1694 - ) 4 (de Jeanne Petit)
1. Internet - Recensement de 1681 en Nouvelle-France, référant au chapitre IV du livre Histoire des Canadiens-Français de Benjamin Sulte, compilé par Jean-Guy Sénécal (senecal@gel.ulaval.ca) le 17 mars 1998.
2. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 467, 545
3. Courriel de R. Charron-Chénier - 7 janvier 2004
4. Tanguay - Volume 1, p. 545
5. Tanguay - Volume 2, p. 2
6. Internet - Recensement de 1681 en Nouvelle-France, référant au chapitre IV du livre Histoire des Canadiens-Français de Benjamin Sulte, compilé par Jean-Guy Sénécal (senecal@gel.ulaval.ca) le 17 mars 1998. Âgé de 33 ans.
7. Fichier GEDCOM de C. Leduc -
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Sophronia (Fish) Sweat)t) Rutland Vermont 1880 Census
Sophronia living with daughter Elisabeth in the Bond household
Edson Bond age 49 Laborer
Elisabeth Bond age 45 keeping house
Ellen Bond age 13 daughter at home
Emma Bond age 5 daughter at home
Elmer Bond age 7 son
Sophrona Sweatt age 75 mother/widowed/housework
Isaac Sweat(t) 1880 Rutland VT Census
Isaac age 40 carpenter
Catherine age 46 wife keeping house
Mary age 15 daughter at home
Willie age 12 son at home
Anna age 10 daughter at home
Monday, July 26, 2010
The History of Danby, Vermont (mentioning Fish/Sweat/Swett)
Marble has been, and is now, the principal manufacture of the town. This commenced about the year 1840, and considerable importance is attached to it. Previous to that time, grave stones were hewn out by James Lincoln, and others. The first mill for sawing marble, was built at the Borough, by William Kelley, Alfred and Albert Kelley, and about the same time another was built by Moulton Fish, Elisha Fish, and Allen Congor, who for a time was extensively engaged in the business. In 1841, another was built by Aaron Rogers, Elisha Rogers, and Seth Griffith. In 1845, a new one was put in operation by George Griffith, John T. and Gardner Griffith, which flourished for a number of years. In 1848, a mill was built, and run by William I lnskins, and Hiram Kelley, which did a good business for several years. Aaron Rogers, Jr., William Stimpson, and Hannibal Hopkins, next went into the business in 1850, and were largely engaged.
The building of the Railroad, greatly inereased the manufacture of marble, so that a number of mills were kept in operation for a long time. The business, has deelined some since 1860. Soon after the new road was built, another mill was erected by George F. Kelley, and run for sometime. This has since been run by Albert, and Alfred Kelley. The property is now owned by John H. Vail, of Brandon. A now one was also built by William Kelley. All these were built upon Mill Brook.. In addition to those above named, there have been others engaged in the business, among whom are J. M. Fish, Henry White, A. T. Lawrence, of New York, Thomas Lymington & Co., of Baltimore, Franklin Post, of Wallingford, and others. In 1862, the Western Vermont Marble Co., was formed, L. S. Waldo, Agent, which continued until 1868, when the property was leased by L. S. Waldo, who is at present the only one engaged in the business. Soon after, another Company, was formed, James Panton, Agent, which run until 1864. The Vermont Marble Co., was formed in 1865, G. J. Locke, Agent, which run but one season only. Notwithstanding a lapse of thirty years nearly, since the first Quarry was opened, there yet remains an untold wealth of marble, which capital and enterprise will at some future day develope.
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There has been two trip hammers in town, for the manufaeture of edge tools. The first was built at the Borough in 1795, by Samuel Dow, and the other by Savid Bartlett, and Isaac South wick, in 1810, near the residence of Henry B. Kelley. In 181-), Abel nn,l Snvid Bartlett, curried on tho business of manufacturing hoes, axes, seythes, &c., until 1821, when the business went into the hands of Jeremy Bartlett; The first blacksmith shop.at the Corners, was built by Henry Herrick, Jr.. and among those who have been engaged at blncksmithing, aro John Williams, ,Silas Pickering, Allen Willis, Benj. Cross, John Aldrich, John McGoom, Knt.ns Cady, James Morrispn, William Sweat, Amasa Brown, Jacob Lyon, Charles, and Gilman Brown, Jay Potter, David Lane, Thomas Burns, Ephraim Gillntore, Henry Belding, John Conoly, P. A. Broughton, Daniel Watrous, and others.
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Brown was succeeded by Henry Herriek, Jr., who kept a public house for twenty-one years. The town and freemen's meetings were held here for a long time, and considerable public business transacted. His successor was David Kelley, after whom came
Rufus Bucklin, Jr., John Sweat, Ephraim Chase, McCol
lister, Jeptha Frost, and others.
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Bccelin, Albert, m. Sally, da. of Elisha Fish, and settled on the Thomas Button farm, where he still lives. He is one of the leading and influential men of the town. He has served in nearly every town office, and by diseharging his duties with ability, he has won the confidence of his townsmen in an eminent degree. He is a good counsellor and safe adviser, and his talent is frequently called into requisition. He has been a justice of the peace for many years ; constable ten years ; and a member of the Legislature three years. He is, at present, towu elerk and treasurer. Their children are: Silas; David, died some years since; Harriet; Lucinda; Mary: George A., killed ut Petersburg, Va.; Susan ; and Charles, K. m. Semum ha, da. of Ira Vail.
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Colvtn, Nelson, m. Elizabeth, da. of John Fish, and settled on the homestead. He has owned and run a cider mill for many years, being a very industrious, thrifty fauner, and universally esteemed a valuable citizen. Ho is a man of good morals and steady habit*. They have but two children : Huldah andBenajah. Huldah m. Henry Griffin, and has two children, the eldest of whom is Nelson. Hennjah m. first Amelia, da. Ira H. Vail, and next Lucinda Hosmore, and lives with his father.
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. Eddy, Benjamtn F., a native of Jamaica, Vt., came from Lndlow in 1862 and settled at the Borough, being by trade a mechanie. He m. Wealthy Wilder, who died of consumption in 1865, leaving one son, Frank. Mr. Eddy is also a music teacher by profession, having tanght a school here nearly every year since his residence among us, being considered one of the best teachers in ihe State. He is also leader of the Danby Cornet Hand, which was formed mainly through his instrumentality. But few men better understand the art of mnsic, or have contributed more towards building up and sustaining choir singing in our churehes. He is also a member of the Masonic fraternity, and oecupies a high position. He now resides in Mt. Tabor, and holds the office of justice of the peace. He was again m. in 1868 to Harriett, widow of Elisha Sweat.
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(Elisha Fish?)
Ftsh, Eusha, from Rhode Island in 1778, m. Elizabeth Wilbur, and settled on the present homestead of Freelove Fish. He was one of the earliest settlers in that part of the town. Being a frugal and skillful farmer, a man of uncommon energy and industry, ho acquired considerable property. As.a citizen he was universally esteemed. He died in 1845, aged 83, his wife in 1848 aged 83. Their children were John, Prndence, Susan, Florence, Joseph, Sally, Betsey and Sophronia. Joseph m. Betsey Bogart, lives in Sandy Hill, N. Y., and is a skillful mechanie.
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Ftsh, John, m. Abagail Moultou and sueceeded to the home, stead of his father. He subsequently settled at the Borough, whore Daniel Keller now lives. He was a peaceable, quiet citizen, and much respected. He resided at the Borough until 1855, when he removed to Illinois, where he died in 1864, aged 77. His children were Sarah, m. David Wetherby; Moulton, Eliza, Elislm, Daniel, Bradford, m. Maria Gould; Charlotte, m Rcubin Aladexuu; George and James. Moulton m, Martha, da. of Asa •Smith, and settled at the Borough. He is a man of good business talent and enterprise, and was an active business man here for many years. He was largely engaged in the marble business, and built and run a mill for several years. In 1848 he built the stone blacksmith shop at the Borough and carried on the blacksmithing business there. The village known as "Fishvillo"was built up mainly through his enterprise. He is now(1868) living in Aurora, 11l. But few men have done more towards adding to the prosperity of the town. George m. Semantha Vail and lives in Aurora, 11l., of which city he has been marshal for four years. James m. Eunice Reed and lives at the Borough, being engaged in the mereantile business. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity and a worthy member of society. He represented the town in the Legislature in 1868, diseharging his duty with fidelity and ability, and is now town grand juror. He is also Postmaster, to which office he has recently been appointed. They have three children, of whom are Abbic and Charles, the latter of whom, Charles, is deaf and dumb and is now receiving an education at the deaf and dumb asylum, Hartford, Ct. Daniel, m. Sarah Cole and has a family of tv/o children: Eliza and Fred E.
Ftse, Benjamin, from Seituate, R. I., in 1789, settled on the farm lately occupied by H. E. Johnson, where he lived for a period of 79 years, or until his death. He came here at the age of 16, accompanied by his two brothers, Roubin and Benoni, who had sold out their farm in Rhode Island, for the purpose of seeking a home in a new country. After a year or two Benjamin went back to Rhode Island and married Miss Freelove Colvin and returned to Danby, bringing his wife and a few household effects with an ox team. He lived in a log house twenty years, when he erected the framed house now standing. He possessed a rugged constitution and was remarkably fitted to encounter the obstaeles and endure the privations necessarily experienced during the establishment of a homo in the wilderness. Mr. Fisk was n great hunter and trapper in the early days, and many good stories are related of his adventures with wild game, then afforded in great abundance. Deer were then quite plenty.— When at an advanced age, and somewhat childish, he would relate his hunting adventures of sixty or seventy-five years ago, as if they had happened but yesterday, and would sometimes imagine that he was hunting deer or trapping for mink. This was his forte in his younger days, in which he took great pride. His wife died in 1844, aged 72. He subsequently m. Polly Taylor. Mr. Fisk led a laborious, industrious life, always peaceable and unassuming, and died in 1866 at the ripe old Age of 95, having become quite helpless for a few of the last years of his life. He raised a family of eleven children : Elizabeth, Benjamin, Lucretin, Luey, Chloe, Lyman R., Hiram, Daniel, Joel, Oliver and Freelove. Elizabeth m. Benjamin Colvin and lives in Clarendon. Benjamin m. Catherine Colvin and settled in Clarendon. Luey m. Warren Potter, of Clarendon, and Chloc m. Jeremiah Ormsby. Joel has been twice m., his first wife's name being Lanra Fit*. He lives in Colehester, Vt.
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Hoirron, Luman, from .Ml. Tabor in 1802, lives near the Borough, and is a carpenter and joiner by trade. He m. Phebu Bull, and raised a family of two children : Catharine, m. Isaac Sweat; and Nehemiah, now in California.
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Ktng, Jon, from Tiverton K. I., was the first settler on the farm now owned by Stephen Harrington, where he lived and died. He married Sarah Fish, and raised a family of seven children : Joseph, Buth, Lydia, Eunice Experience, m. Prince Allen. Joseph m. a Matteson, and settled near his father. Lydia m. Willard Bromley; Eunice, m. Daniel Hill, and Hannah m. David Sturtevant.
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Lat-ham, Jbssie, m. Elizabeth da. of David Griffith, and settled at the Horough in the mereantile business. He commenced trade quite young, for which he possessed a peculiar tact and ability. He first entered the business with his brother Joseph, with whom he was connected for a number of years. After continuing the business here for some time, they removed to Troy, N. Y. where they remained in trade several years. Jessie then returned, and went into trade again at the Borough, in which he continued to nearly the elose of his life. The store in which he first traded,stood near the bridge on the north side of the stream and near the present residence of James Fish. He afterwards erected a new store, near the present residence of M. H. Cook. In 1824, he built the "stone store" now owned by William Pieree. Ho was very prosperous in business and accumulated a large fortune. Ho was noted for his accurate business habits, and his fortune was the result of prndent management rather than lucky speculation. Ho was a large stockholder in the Western Vt. R. II., in the failure of which he lost quite heavily. He was also connected with the Danby Bank, of which he was for several years President. Mr. Lapham was a man of great natural talent and shrewdness, possessing a sound and diseriminating jndgement, and a determined will, being well caleulated to lead in all matters in which he took a part. The native elements of character which marked him so decisively for a leader in whatever sphere he moved, secured for him many prominent positions, which merited and commanded respect. As a merehant he attained v. high rank, being enterprising and suecessful, and his store was for many years an important and well known center for a wide region. As a citizen he was also cuterprising, disereet and public spirited, which united in any person make their mark on a community, and exert a signal intluence in society. Never inelined to protrnde himself, always marked by a true modesty of disposition, he was ever ready to aet, whenever he could do so wisely, never departing from sound principles, He was a friend of religion, being consistent in his views, and efficient in contibuting towards its support. He was also active in the promotion of every good work, in building up his town and society, and his name must fill a couspicious place in any just estimate of its history. As a man he was highly respected, being social and winning in his ways, prompt, apt, correct and eminently upright in his dealings, a kind neighbor and friend. Equanimity of temper and habits charaeterized his general deportment, which made him estimable in all his relations, and his loss was justly a public one. He died in 1863, aged 75. His widow is still living, and resides upon the homestead, to which his sous resort each season, it being one of the finest summer residences in the state. The names of their children are as follows: George who was drowned at the age of 1.1, Henry, Sophrouia, m A. R. Vail, and is now dead; Silas, died young; Daniel, also died young ; Oliver and Lewis, now dead. Henry m. Semunthu da. of John Vail, and resides in New York city, where he has long been engaged in the mereantile business, having acquired an ample fortune. Oliver is also a merehant, and lives in New York City.
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At the death of his father, Abraham, in company with two otner men, ereeted a mill, but soon after he sold the property left him by his father, and removed to Cambridge, Mass. He.resided in Lynn in 1778, and purehased land there; in Mason, N. H. 1781; in Chester, Vt. in 1790, in Rockingham 1793, where hit resided until about 1815, when he came to Danby, and settled near the Borough. He was a soldier of the revolution, and had a Lientenant,s commission. Ho acquired a handsome property, which he lost by the depreciation of continental money. He died Feb. 28th, 1820, aged 07 years and 6 months. His wifo died Mareh 12th, 1816, aged 61. They had six children: Abraham, b. Nov. 28th, 1776, Daniel, b. Mareh 8th, 1779, James, b. May 22d, 1781, and d. in 1800; Betsey, b. Aug 8th, 1783, m. Aaron Fuller of Crown Point; Isaac M., b. Sept. 24th, 1780; John M., b. Aug. 28th, 1790, and William S., b. Feb. 28th, 1793. Daniel m. Sally Proctor of Rockiitgham, Vt.. and in 1810 moved to Moriah, N. Y. where he died in 1839. Isaac M. married Lucinda Finny of Chester, and resided here a short time. He removed to Westport, N. Y., and died in 1828. John M. married Lorany Finny of Springfield, and sister of Lucinda, who m. Isaac M. Locke. He lived in Moriah and Crown Point, N. Y., and raised a family of seven children. He was a resident of Danby for several years. William S. Xvas a physician. He stndied his profession with his brother, Dr. Abraham, at Danby. He m. Julia Bucklin of Wnllingford, and resided at Moriah and Crown Point. They raised a family of several children, of whom Darwin died at Crown Point in 1838; Julia married a Farwell of Wallingford, Vt., and di:d in 1849, leaving four children, and Edwin O., m. Mahala Fish of Little Valley, N. Y. He is a lawyer by profession, and was elected District Jndge of the Supreme Court of N. Y., in 1849. He resided nt^Little Valley.
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Maxuan, Milton, a native of Dickenson, N. Y., came from Wallingford in 1844. He m. Francis Fish, da. of Joseph Fish, and settled at the Borough. They have a family of two children : Julia and Emma.
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Read, Ttmothy a native of Swanzy, N. H., came to Danby in 1726 ; m Eunice, widow of Barton Kelly, and .settled on the farm obtained by his wife. He was a man great foree and energy and had the name of being an upright, industrious, honest, hard working man. He was at one time the owner of a large property, and was one of the most extensive farmers in town. But few men labored more hours in a day. He was also a shoemaker by trade, and worked considerable at that business. He was a man of good ability, and occupied numerous positions of honor and responsibility. He was selectman five years ; lister three years, representative to the Legislature two years ; and a justice of the peace two years, in all of which he performed his duties with eredit, and continued to the last to enjoy the confidence and esteem uf all. Mr. Read was a man of good talents and acquirements, an active, sterling business man, a consistent christian and a valued member of society. He was also a public spirited man, always devoted to the interests of the town and contributed largely towards building up society, and for the advancement of morality and religion, always dispensing with a liberal hand to the poor and needy. He was mainly instrumental in building the chureh south of the Corners, which he was firm and persovering in accomplishing, and by which he became seriously embarassed. He was a man decided in his opinions, and remarkable for the energy with which he carried forward whatever he undertook. He possessed great equanimity and fortitnde, was not uplifted by prosperity or cast down by adversity ; but rather inherited and cultivated through life a cheerful disposition. He was a very early riser, although the last to retire at night. So active and prompt was he in the fulfillment of his contracts, that he was known at various times to set up all night to make a pair of boots, and that it might not interfere with his labor on the farm. But few men were his mateh at farm labor, being very tnll in stature and of a robust frame, as well as being very stout. He was a great mower, concerning which many good stories are related. We have been told that at one time he mowed a swath nineteen feet in width. He was a kind friend and an obliging neighbor. No man ever lived more respected, or died more regretted. His death occurred from disease of the heurt, February 19th, 1849, aged 52. His widow is now living, at the age of 84, having been n very smart, industrious woman through life. Their children nre Eunice, m. James Fish; Charles T., Luey and Edward J., who lives upon the homestead. Luey has been deaf and dumb since the age of five, being cansed by the cankerash, and blind since the ngeof eleven. She is one of the most remarkable persons on record. She possesses ability for performing work far beyond those of many persons endowed with perfect senses. Although deprived of the sense of seeing and hearing, never to behold the faces of friends. or the glories and beanties of nature, or hear the voices of affection and those she loves, yet by the use of the other senses, she is enabled to know them and to perform many things. God in his goodness has so organized the human family, that where one sense is deficient, it is made up in a measure by the others. In her case the loss of these two most important senses, is more than made up by the action of the others. For it is truly wonderful to look at the labor performed by her, from the braiding of the finest hair fish line to the piecing of a bed quilt. The order, neatness and regularity displayed, is unexcelled. She can distinguish color and quality as readily as any person. In piecing bed quilts, the colors are all neatly and tastefully arranged, and her knitting, sewing and braiding is all done in the highest style of the art. She performs various other kinds of labor, in which she also diplays great mechanism. Her work has taken the preminm at our State and County Fairs. She is now about 35 years of age.
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Smith, Asa son of Ebenezer, m. Rhoda Baker, of East on, N. Y., and settled on the farm now owned by his son Ebonezer. He was somewhat deranged for many years, cansed by receiving a blow upon the back of the head. He was also blind for many years, and we are told that he did not leave his farm for nearly twenty years, previous to his death. Ho died in 1845, aged 65 ; his wife in 1866, aged 76. .Their children are : Renbin, Phebem. C. M. Bruce ; Martha m. Moulton Fish ; and Ebenezer A. Renben m. Elizabeth Wells, and settled where Henry Wilbur now lives, after which he removed to Illinois ; Ebenezer m. Anna Wells, and settled upon the homestead. She died in 1867. He next m. Emily da. of Orange Green.
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Sweat, Wtlliam from Shoreham, Vt.,m. Sophrouia Fish, and settled at the Corners, where he kept tavern. He died hero in 1847, aged 51, leaving three children: Elizabeth, Elisha and Isaac. Elizabeth m. E. B. Bond, and resides at the Borough ; Elisha m. Harriet Hill of Sndbury, Vt. He was a soldier in the war of 1861, serving in tho position of Orderly Scargeut of Co. K. 14th Regt. Vt. Vols., and died of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa.; Isaac m. Catherine da. of Luman Horton, and resides near the Borough.
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Sweat, Augustus m. Lydia da. of Nathan Smith, and settled nt the Borough. He removed to Bridport, Vt., and from there to Shorehum. He finally removed to tho west, where he died a number of years since.
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Vail, Iua H., m. Mary, da. of Ephraim Chace, and succeeded to the homestead. He is a thrifty former, a man of integrity and industry, having accummulated a good property. He has been a selectman two years ; a Justice of the Peace five years, and was a member of the Legislature in 1859. They have raised o family of seven children : Edward I., m. Julia Fish ; Amelia, William Henry, m. Alice Reynolds, and lives in Collins, N. Y.; Semantha, Lydia, d. in 1864, aged 11 ; Jennie and Ada.
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Wetheuuy, David, from New York, m. Sarah Fish, and settled on the Joseph AlIen farm. Their children are: John, Matthew, Sarah, Benhnma, Ephraim, Moul1on, Nelson. Daniel and Omar. John went to sea a number of years ago ; Mathew m. Cynthia Johnson, and now resides in Manchester ; Sarah m. Harrison Vail, and died a few year* since ; Moulton m. Harriet Gorton, and lives in Wisconsin l Nelson m. Julia, da. of Caleb Colvin and resides in Dorset.
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This regiment enlisted for nine months, under Col. William T. Nichols, Aug. 27, 1802, and was mustered in at Brattleboro, Oct. 21, 1802. During the greater part of its ternl of service it \vas stationed near Fairfax Court House, Vn., where it frequently came in contaet with the guerillas which infested that vicinity., .and Mosbyis rebel cavalry. When Gem Lee invaded Pennsylvania in the latter part of Jurtc, 1863, it was ordered by foreed marehes to join the Army of the Potomae, and brought up nt _Gettysburg on the evening of the nfst day of July, 1863. It inarehed a distance of One hundred and tlprtymiles, through nrttt1 fend rain, in seven days. The 14th regiment, in conucetion vith the lith, 13th, 15th and 16th regiments of nine months men, formed the 3d Vermont Brigade* And during this campaign Vas assigned to the 1st Army Corps. lhe regiment bore A con1 .spicnous part in the battlo of Gettysburg, and was hljhly complimented, both by Gen. Stn.nnrt.rd, Brigade Commander* and by Gen. Doubleday, the commandant of the division. Though ex^. ftosed to the severest, flre of tlie enemy., not a tm\n shirked hi* ,duty, but all stood their ground, "as though rooted to the earth..'i vfhe 2d Vt.. brigade being placed In tins front lino, In tire center po*ition,"--lhe most important in the whole line, for flcArty twenty.lour hours, it gallantly repelled a vigorous attack, by on overwhelming foree of seventeen thousand rebels, and after sustaining ft terriflic Ifre from scventyflve to one hundred pieces of artillery., the result of which Contributed essentially towards achieving*, .one of the most glorioas and decisive vietories of the war. The .cusualities of tkc fourteenth regiment were twentynVe killed and seventy-five wounded. The regiment soon after this, July 30th., \vas mustered out At BrAttleboro*. lhis town furni*hed twenty ,eight men for this regiment: Klias S. Baker, GcOrge S. Baker, John I,\ Baker. Henry Bromley, Alonao N. Colvin, John Cook. John A. Crundall, Frftucis R. Crapo., Daniel V. Croft., E«ra Croft* Benjamin li\ Dawson, Caleb 1,. Fisfc, Smith Green, GArdner F. Griffith, Julins C. Gritlith, Enos Hnrringtou, jr.* David H. Kel. ly, Isaac \V. Kelly, Daniel H.. Lane* Lysander B. Lord, Foster J. PamV* William W. Stimpson, Elisha F. Sweat, John C\ Thompson, Ilenfy H, Vanghau. William Wigbtmnn, jn, JohnC> Williams and Martin V. Williams. They all returned home with the exception of George 8. Baker, Fisk, Sweat and Vang* lion. The rest with the exception of Colvin, served out their term of enlistment, And wore mUStcrcd out with the regiment. CoK vin was Captain of Co. K, but resigned on account of ill health* Feb. 10. 1X6.;); and as an officer whs greatly beloved by his mem John F. Baker oecupied the position of Corporal, and made A
food soldier. Elias S) baker wits promoted Corporal, Feb. 4, 863, and was considered the best marksman in his Company. Daniel V. Croff served as musicu1u in Co. K. Julins Ci Grimth was u member of Co. B. And served in the position of wngoneu tsaac W. Kelly enlisted as SergeAnt of Co. B. and was promoted 1st Sergia1nt July 3, 18C3 ; he was also a good soldier atl'l great' ly beloved by his cOmrndesi IiAne set.ved as musician in Co. ft. Thompson was captain of Co; B; arid was a worthy Officer: Wighlmau served in the position Of )Juafter Master .3t4rgennt. Martin V, Williams, served as Principal Musician of lhc regiment. John C. Williams, enlisted as Corporal of Co. B. but was transfered to Co. K. as Musician, Mareh, 1st 1863.
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Elisua F. Sweat, Sou of William Sweat, enlisted for nine months in Co. K. 14th regiment, Sept. 18, 1862, and occupied the position of 1st Sergeant. He was killed at the battle of Gettysburg, July 3. 1803, aged 30. He was a man of intelligence, of peaceable industrious habits, and highly respected, both as a citizen and soldier. He was brave and faithful in the performance of duty, and comrades mourned his loss. His remains was brought home for interment, in October 1803.
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LOCAL MILITIA.
Perhaps many would deem this work very iuperfect without something being said of the local militia. We will therefore add n brief sketeh, from the first settlement of tho town, our fu1hors seem to have acquired a military spirit, and were very aetive in organizing military companies. It became necessary at a very early day, to organize a military company, which arose from our eritical relations to New York, the revolutionary struggle, and the almost constant apprehensions of an invasion from Canada. Up to about 1812, there was but one standing company after which there were three, one in the Little Village, one at the Corners, and one at the Borough. These companies continued in existence down to about 1840, when they were disbanded. Besides these standing companies, there was organized and maintained for a long period, a company of Cavalry, which was in existence at a very early day, but we are unable to determine the precise date of its organization. A portion of this company belonged in Wells and Tinmouth. There was but one captain from this town ; James McDaniels.
The first infantry company was in existence as early as 1775. Its captains were : Micah Vail, John Vail, Alexander Barrett, Miner Hilliard, Son. Stephen Calkins Jr. and Edward Vail .Among tho members of this company were : Moses Vail, Ira Vnil, Micah Vail, Allen Vail, Joseph Bartlett, Martin Larabee, Daniel Allen,lia Allen, Joseph Allen, King Allen, Benajah Colvin, Benoni Colvin, Lu* ther Colvin, Moses Colvin, Jeremiah Colvin, Caleb Colvin, Allen King, Arnold King, Ezckel Cook, Sylvanus Cook and William Cook. This company continued until about 1812, when the three companies of infantry were organized, the one at the Corners being the oldest.
Its captains were : Stephen Calkins, Jr., Edward Vail, Joseph Allen, Seley Vail, Azh. Hilliard, Isaac Hilliard, Dennis Horton, Isaac McDaniels and Miner Hilliard, 2d. Among its members were: Edward Vail, Jr., Ira Seley, Bromley Seley, Jonathan Seley, Williard Bromley, Miner Bromley, Israel Fisk, Renbin Fisk, Daniel Fisk, Hiram Fisk, Oliver Fisk, Rial Fisk, Joab Fisk, John Colvin, Ira Bromley, Burt Bromley, Bethuel Bromley, Roswell Bromley, Herrick Bromley, John Bromley, Andrew Bromley, Hiram Bromloy, Nelson Bromley, Erastus Bromley, Jefferson Sherman, Elihu Sherman, Edmund Sherman, Jr., BartouSherman, Ransom Sherman, Josiah Phillips, Orrin Parris and Rowland Green.
The company at the Borough, or east side of the town was next organized. Its captains were : Charles Wells, David Youngs, Benjamin Barnes, William Johnson, Allen Griffith and Seth Griffith. Among its members were: Edward Tabor, Arden Tabor, John Tabor, Gideon Tabor, John T. Griffith, Phillip Griffith, Daniel Griffith, Benj. Griffith, Hiram Griffith, George Griffith, Gardner Griffith, Bradford Barnes, Jr., Isaac Griffith, Anson Griffith, John White, Joel Perry, Eitos Harrington, William Soulo, Gardner Soule, Wesson Soule, James Soule, Pardon Koule, John Soule, John Fish, Joseph Fish, Joshua Allen, Isaac Allen, Laden Phillips, Isaac Phillips and Noah Phillips.
The one known as the Little Village company was next organized. Its captains were: Elijah Lillie, Hosea Barnes, Caleb Parris, 2d, Hiram Lillie, and some others. The ordinary routi.ie of duty for these companies, was to meet on the first Tuesday of Juno in each year, for inspection of arms and drill, and on the first Tuesday in October, for drill and exereise to which were sometimes added the performance of mock fights. They also attended general muster, ouco in two years. usually at Tinmouth for review. Occasionally they met for brigade review. The only compensation for nil their services, and for keeping themselves uniformed, armed and equipped, was an exemption from poll tax, worth to each one perhaps, seventy-five cents per year.
Under the act of 1864, a military orgruizatitn was effected in conjunction with Ml. Tabor, consisting of fifty men, most of whom are from this town. Its officers were : Milton H. Pember, captain ; Isaac W. Kelly, 1st lientenant, and Isaac A. Sweat 2d lientenant. It was assigned as Co. E. 11th Regt. 3d Brigade. This organization continued only about two years, and met on the first Tuesday in June for drill and exereise. Its uniform, arms and equipments were found by tho State, and besides had pay for its time. Regimental drills were held at Manchester.
The following field and goneral officers belonged to this town : Major General, Isaac McDaniels, Col. Edward Vail, Col. Hiram Lillie and Maj. Miner Hilliard.
GEOLOGY.
My limited knowledge of the science of Geology, will forbid giving a lengthy discourse, or anything like a fair showing of the interesting geological features of this town.
From Prof. A. D. Hagaris geological map of the State, we find that the middle and southern part of the town, is of the marble and limestone formation, while other portious of the town is of the taleod schist formation. Gold in alluvinm is found along mill river. There is none of the argillaceous or roofing slate formation found here, and which is found extensively a few miles west. Some portious of the rock formation in the western part of the town is said to be interstratified with silicious and magnesinm slate. Beds of the finest limestone. are found along the middle and southern part of the town, which was formerly quarried and burned. Extensive beds are also found in the southeastern part of the town, which has been burned to a considerable extent.
A bed of plumbago or black lead exists upon the Hilliard farm, now owned by Titus Lyon. This has been worked to some extent. Specimens of galena and sulphuret of lead have also been found in different parts of the town. Upon the north end of "Aeolus" or Dorset mountain, are extensive quarries of the finest marble, which are being worked since 1840, and the veinof marble in that portion of the town seems to be inexhanstible. Some of these veins are interstratified with black dikes, which present a very curious appearance, but which is not called quite so good as marble. There is a great variety of rock found here. Sandstones of very peculiar formation are found on some farms. A good building stone is found on the farm of William Herrick, as well as on several others. Lime is one of the principal constituents of most of the rocks.
There is also a great variety of soil found here, which is nearly all susceptible of cultivation. There is excellent meadow and pasture land to be found. Along the banks of Otter Creek are extensive alluvial meadows which are enriched by periodcial overflows. A large proportion of the soil on most of the farms is best adapted to the growth of grass, corn, grain, fruit &c, while a smaller portion is adapted to the growth of potatoes.
Clay fields are found to some considera le extent. Upon the farm of H. B. Kelly, elay has been found of the best quality for brick making. Largo deposits of muck are also found on many farms. Sand beds are numerous, which are f un)i to the greatest extent ia the northeastern part of the town.
There are some curiosities, which in this conneetion, will be worthy of notice. In the southeastern part of the town, and near the top of the mountain, is a cavern which decends like a well into the solid rock. Persons have been let down by a rope 150 feet perpendicularly into this cavern, without discovering any bottom. On the farm owned by O. B. Hulett, is a spring, issuing from the foot of the mountain, the water from which is sufficient to carry a saw mill, and which a drouth never effeets. And on the "Ilulett farm" oecupied by Lyman H. Bromley is a maple tree, from the body of which, grows an oak limb.
MINERAL SPRINGS.
This town, like many others throughout the state, has several springs, which possess medical properties. It has been a well known faet for many years, that some of these springs possess mineral properties, which were curative in their nature, and were used as a medicinal agent. The mineral spring upon the farm of Ira H. Vail, has been known tor many years, and its water used. The subjeet of Mineral Spring water was much talked of during I869, which led to the discovery of other springs.
The most noted of the mineral springs in this town, is the one situated upon the farm of Isaac Nichols, discovered in 1869. This spring belongs to the "Chalbeate" elass, the essential fea ture of which, is tht= presence of Iro I in solution, the Iron being in the form of "Protoxide of Iron." It has been visited by many at home and from abroad, among whom are some eminent physicians, who pronounce the water equally as valuable, as that of any of the noted springs in the State, and its effeets are precisely the same. The water taken from this spring was sent to Boston, and aimlized by a praetical chemist, who gives the following analysis of its qualities i
Boston, 26th April, 1869.
Mr. I. Ntchols, Danby, Vermont:—The mineral water received from yon, has been analyzed, with the following result:
One gallon (standard) contains eight and one-tenth grains of dry mineral matter, consisting of Potash, Soda, Lime, Magnesia, and Protoxide of Iron, combined with Sulphurie, Silicin, Carbonic and Crenic Acids, and traces of Clorinc.
It is an aerated, alkaline chalbeate water. The compound of protoxide of iron, contained, is unusually stable, and will bear boiling without decomposition, and the presence of alkalies, with this, adds much to the value of the water, as a medicinal agent. It is like some of the favorite European waters, and worthy of a complete qualitative analysis. Respectfully,
S. Dana Hayes. State Assayer of Mass.
The spring is situated about two miles north of the Borough, and about one-half mile from the railroad, being conveniently accessible, and will no doubt rival any in this part of the State, in its medicinal effects. Although but a short time has elapsed since its diseoverA, its reputation has already become considerably extensive, and the water is being sought after from different sections.
DANBY BANK.
The Danby Bank was chartered in Oct. 1850, and commenced business in 1851, with a capital of $50,000 dollars. Jesse Lapham was its first President, and held the office till Janua-y 1852. Jacob W. Moore was cashier from commencement till 1857. The first Directors were Jesse Lapham, Frederick Button, Eliada Crampton, Isaac B. Munson, and Augustus G. Clark, which board continued till January 1856, except Crampton who died, and George Capron was appointed in his place.
In 1855 Chester Hiteheock, then of Buffalo, N. Y. bought about nine-tenths of the Bank, and in January 1856, elected a new board, excepting Lapham, which board were as follows : Jesse Lapham, Isaac J. Vail, John H. Vail, Enoch Smith, and Udney Bnrk. In January, 1857, Lapham went out, and the directors then were John H. Vail, Isaac J. Vail, Charles M. Bruce, Enoch Smith, Udney Burk. Isaac J. Vail was elected President, and John H. Vail, Cashier.
The Bank failed in Sept. 1857, and Hon. A. L. Miner of Manchester was appointed Receiver, in Dec. following. When the Bank failed, C. Hiteheock and J. T. Hateh of Buffalo, owed it $80,000, which proved a total loss, and other bad debts made the loss exceed twice the amount of the capital stock.
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Among the members of Farmers, Lodge were : Peres Brown, Nathan Weller, Henry Herrick Jr., Jared Lobdel, John Harrington, Samuel Emerson, Capt. Miner Hilliard, Ezekel Ross, Benjamin S. Phillips, John Signor Jr., Chad Phillips, Israel Fisk, Benjamin Fisk, Moses Ambler, John Lobdel, Israel Phillips, John Vunghan, William Vanghan, Renbin Fisk, Amos Ross, David Youngs, Abraham Allen, Elisha Leach, Andrus Eggleston, Nathun Weller Jr., John Griffith, Azurinh Hilliard, Nicholas Cook, Deliverenec Huskins, Elish Peckham, Alexander Tift, Andrew lCddy 2d, Pratt Curtis, Peter Harrington, Abuer Crofli, James Sweat Jr., John Allen, William B. Seley, Humphrey Gitford, Albemarle Williams, Jaman Curtis, Loring Dean, William Beebe, Carlton Gifford, William Johnson, Spencer Wales, Pain Gilbert, Moses Ward, Edmund Sherman, George W. Dewey, Iloscn Eddy, Arwin Hatehing, Ira Seloy, Paziah Crampton, Nicholas Jenks, Isaac Hilliard, Anthony Colvin, John Wood, Steadman Becbe, Channey Stevens, Leonard Palmer, Lemuel Stafford, Ephraim Roberts, Jacob Lyon, Abram Locke, Joseph Libbee, Allen C. Roberts, Stephen Calkins, Jonathan, Brewer, Josinh Phillips, Abel Huskins, Edward Vail Jr., Jonathan Weller, Lyman R. Fisk, Joseph Allen, Ormond N. Blin, Daniel A.xtel, David Sayles, Enoch Congor, Foster Harvy, Samuel Harnden.
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Its treasurers were : Moses Ambler, Miner Hilliard. Samuel Emerson, John Wood, Israel Fisk. Its Seerataries were : John Lobdel, Chad Phillips, Moses Ward, Andrus Eggleston, Nicholas Jenks, Abrnm lx)cke, Stephen Calkins, Edward Vail Jr. Iis deacons were : Jared Lobdel, Israel Fisk, Miner Hilliard, Samuel Emerson, Deliverance Haskins, William B. Seley, Nicholas Cook, James Sweat, Anthony Colvin, Isaac Hilliard, Abel Haskins, Lyman R. Fisk.
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The building of the Railroad, greatly inereased the manufacture of marble, so that a number of mills were kept in operation for a long time. The business, has deelined some since 1860. Soon after the new road was built, another mill was erected by George F. Kelley, and run for sometime. This has since been run by Albert, and Alfred Kelley. The property is now owned by John H. Vail, of Brandon. A now one was also built by William Kelley. All these were built upon Mill Brook.. In addition to those above named, there have been others engaged in the business, among whom are J. M. Fish, Henry White, A. T. Lawrence, of New York, Thomas Lymington & Co., of Baltimore, Franklin Post, of Wallingford, and others. In 1862, the Western Vermont Marble Co., was formed, L. S. Waldo, Agent, which continued until 1868, when the property was leased by L. S. Waldo, who is at present the only one engaged in the business. Soon after, another Company, was formed, James Panton, Agent, which run until 1864. The Vermont Marble Co., was formed in 1865, G. J. Locke, Agent, which run but one season only. Notwithstanding a lapse of thirty years nearly, since the first Quarry was opened, there yet remains an untold wealth of marble, which capital and enterprise will at some future day develope.
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There has been two trip hammers in town, for the manufaeture of edge tools. The first was built at the Borough in 1795, by Samuel Dow, and the other by Savid Bartlett, and Isaac South wick, in 1810, near the residence of Henry B. Kelley. In 181-), Abel nn,l Snvid Bartlett, curried on tho business of manufacturing hoes, axes, seythes, &c., until 1821, when the business went into the hands of Jeremy Bartlett; The first blacksmith shop.at the Corners, was built by Henry Herrick, Jr.. and among those who have been engaged at blncksmithing, aro John Williams, ,Silas Pickering, Allen Willis, Benj. Cross, John Aldrich, John McGoom, Knt.ns Cady, James Morrispn, William Sweat, Amasa Brown, Jacob Lyon, Charles, and Gilman Brown, Jay Potter, David Lane, Thomas Burns, Ephraim Gillntore, Henry Belding, John Conoly, P. A. Broughton, Daniel Watrous, and others.
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Brown was succeeded by Henry Herriek, Jr., who kept a public house for twenty-one years. The town and freemen's meetings were held here for a long time, and considerable public business transacted. His successor was David Kelley, after whom came
Rufus Bucklin, Jr., John Sweat, Ephraim Chase, McCol
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Bccelin, Albert, m. Sally, da. of Elisha Fish, and settled on the Thomas Button farm, where he still lives. He is one of the leading and influential men of the town. He has served in nearly every town office, and by diseharging his duties with ability, he has won the confidence of his townsmen in an eminent degree. He is a good counsellor and safe adviser, and his talent is frequently called into requisition. He has been a justice of the peace for many years ; constable ten years ; and a member of the Legislature three years. He is, at present, towu elerk and treasurer. Their children are: Silas; David, died some years since; Harriet; Lucinda; Mary: George A., killed ut Petersburg, Va.; Susan ; and Charles, K. m. Semum ha, da. of Ira Vail.
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Colvtn, Nelson, m. Elizabeth, da. of John Fish, and settled on the homestead. He has owned and run a cider mill for many years, being a very industrious, thrifty fauner, and universally esteemed a valuable citizen. Ho is a man of good morals and steady habit*. They have but two children : Huldah andBenajah. Huldah m. Henry Griffin, and has two children, the eldest of whom is Nelson. Hennjah m. first Amelia, da. Ira H. Vail, and next Lucinda Hosmore, and lives with his father.
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. Eddy, Benjamtn F., a native of Jamaica, Vt., came from Lndlow in 1862 and settled at the Borough, being by trade a mechanie. He m. Wealthy Wilder, who died of consumption in 1865, leaving one son, Frank. Mr. Eddy is also a music teacher by profession, having tanght a school here nearly every year since his residence among us, being considered one of the best teachers in ihe State. He is also leader of the Danby Cornet Hand, which was formed mainly through his instrumentality. But few men better understand the art of mnsic, or have contributed more towards building up and sustaining choir singing in our churehes. He is also a member of the Masonic fraternity, and oecupies a high position. He now resides in Mt. Tabor, and holds the office of justice of the peace. He was again m. in 1868 to Harriett, widow of Elisha Sweat.
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Ftsh, Eusha, from Rhode Island in 1778, m. Elizabeth Wilbur, and settled on the present homestead of Freelove Fish. He was one of the earliest settlers in that part of the town. Being a frugal and skillful farmer, a man of uncommon energy and industry, ho acquired considerable property. As.a citizen he was universally esteemed. He died in 1845, aged 83, his wife in 1848 aged 83. Their children were John, Prndence, Susan, Florence, Joseph, Sally, Betsey and Sophronia. Joseph m. Betsey Bogart, lives in Sandy Hill, N. Y., and is a skillful mechanie.
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Ftsh, John, m. Abagail Moultou and sueceeded to the home, stead of his father. He subsequently settled at the Borough, whore Daniel Keller now lives. He was a peaceable, quiet citizen, and much respected. He resided at the Borough until 1855, when he removed to Illinois, where he died in 1864, aged 77. His children were Sarah, m. David Wetherby; Moulton, Eliza, Elislm, Daniel, Bradford, m. Maria Gould; Charlotte, m Rcubin Aladexuu; George and James. Moulton m, Martha, da. of Asa •Smith, and settled at the Borough. He is a man of good business talent and enterprise, and was an active business man here for many years. He was largely engaged in the marble business, and built and run a mill for several years. In 1848 he built the stone blacksmith shop at the Borough and carried on the blacksmithing business there. The village known as "Fishvillo"was built up mainly through his enterprise. He is now(1868) living in Aurora, 11l. But few men have done more towards adding to the prosperity of the town. George m. Semantha Vail and lives in Aurora, 11l., of which city he has been marshal for four years. James m. Eunice Reed and lives at the Borough, being engaged in the mereantile business. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity and a worthy member of society. He represented the town in the Legislature in 1868, diseharging his duty with fidelity and ability, and is now town grand juror. He is also Postmaster, to which office he has recently been appointed. They have three children, of whom are Abbic and Charles, the latter of whom, Charles, is deaf and dumb and is now receiving an education at the deaf and dumb asylum, Hartford, Ct. Daniel, m. Sarah Cole and has a family of tv/o children: Eliza and Fred E.
Ftse, Benjamin, from Seituate, R. I., in 1789, settled on the farm lately occupied by H. E. Johnson, where he lived for a period of 79 years, or until his death. He came here at the age of 16, accompanied by his two brothers, Roubin and Benoni, who had sold out their farm in Rhode Island, for the purpose of seeking a home in a new country. After a year or two Benjamin went back to Rhode Island and married Miss Freelove Colvin and returned to Danby, bringing his wife and a few household effects with an ox team. He lived in a log house twenty years, when he erected the framed house now standing. He possessed a rugged constitution and was remarkably fitted to encounter the obstaeles and endure the privations necessarily experienced during the establishment of a homo in the wilderness. Mr. Fisk was n great hunter and trapper in the early days, and many good stories are related of his adventures with wild game, then afforded in great abundance. Deer were then quite plenty.— When at an advanced age, and somewhat childish, he would relate his hunting adventures of sixty or seventy-five years ago, as if they had happened but yesterday, and would sometimes imagine that he was hunting deer or trapping for mink. This was his forte in his younger days, in which he took great pride. His wife died in 1844, aged 72. He subsequently m. Polly Taylor. Mr. Fisk led a laborious, industrious life, always peaceable and unassuming, and died in 1866 at the ripe old Age of 95, having become quite helpless for a few of the last years of his life. He raised a family of eleven children : Elizabeth, Benjamin, Lucretin, Luey, Chloe, Lyman R., Hiram, Daniel, Joel, Oliver and Freelove. Elizabeth m. Benjamin Colvin and lives in Clarendon. Benjamin m. Catherine Colvin and settled in Clarendon. Luey m. Warren Potter, of Clarendon, and Chloc m. Jeremiah Ormsby. Joel has been twice m., his first wife's name being Lanra Fit*. He lives in Colehester, Vt.
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Hoirron, Luman, from .Ml. Tabor in 1802, lives near the Borough, and is a carpenter and joiner by trade. He m. Phebu Bull, and raised a family of two children : Catharine, m. Isaac Sweat; and Nehemiah, now in California.
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Ktng, Jon, from Tiverton K. I., was the first settler on the farm now owned by Stephen Harrington, where he lived and died. He married Sarah Fish, and raised a family of seven children : Joseph, Buth, Lydia, Eunice Experience, m. Prince Allen. Joseph m. a Matteson, and settled near his father. Lydia m. Willard Bromley; Eunice, m. Daniel Hill, and Hannah m. David Sturtevant.
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Lat-ham, Jbssie, m. Elizabeth da. of David Griffith, and settled at the Horough in the mereantile business. He commenced trade quite young, for which he possessed a peculiar tact and ability. He first entered the business with his brother Joseph, with whom he was connected for a number of years. After continuing the business here for some time, they removed to Troy, N. Y. where they remained in trade several years. Jessie then returned, and went into trade again at the Borough, in which he continued to nearly the elose of his life. The store in which he first traded,stood near the bridge on the north side of the stream and near the present residence of James Fish. He afterwards erected a new store, near the present residence of M. H. Cook. In 1824, he built the "stone store" now owned by William Pieree. Ho was very prosperous in business and accumulated a large fortune. Ho was noted for his accurate business habits, and his fortune was the result of prndent management rather than lucky speculation. Ho was a large stockholder in the Western Vt. R. II., in the failure of which he lost quite heavily. He was also connected with the Danby Bank, of which he was for several years President. Mr. Lapham was a man of great natural talent and shrewdness, possessing a sound and diseriminating jndgement, and a determined will, being well caleulated to lead in all matters in which he took a part. The native elements of character which marked him so decisively for a leader in whatever sphere he moved, secured for him many prominent positions, which merited and commanded respect. As a merehant he attained v. high rank, being enterprising and suecessful, and his store was for many years an important and well known center for a wide region. As a citizen he was also cuterprising, disereet and public spirited, which united in any person make their mark on a community, and exert a signal intluence in society. Never inelined to protrnde himself, always marked by a true modesty of disposition, he was ever ready to aet, whenever he could do so wisely, never departing from sound principles, He was a friend of religion, being consistent in his views, and efficient in contibuting towards its support. He was also active in the promotion of every good work, in building up his town and society, and his name must fill a couspicious place in any just estimate of its history. As a man he was highly respected, being social and winning in his ways, prompt, apt, correct and eminently upright in his dealings, a kind neighbor and friend. Equanimity of temper and habits charaeterized his general deportment, which made him estimable in all his relations, and his loss was justly a public one. He died in 1863, aged 75. His widow is still living, and resides upon the homestead, to which his sous resort each season, it being one of the finest summer residences in the state. The names of their children are as follows: George who was drowned at the age of 1.1, Henry, Sophrouia, m A. R. Vail, and is now dead; Silas, died young; Daniel, also died young ; Oliver and Lewis, now dead. Henry m. Semunthu da. of John Vail, and resides in New York city, where he has long been engaged in the mereantile business, having acquired an ample fortune. Oliver is also a merehant, and lives in New York City.
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At the death of his father, Abraham, in company with two otner men, ereeted a mill, but soon after he sold the property left him by his father, and removed to Cambridge, Mass. He.resided in Lynn in 1778, and purehased land there; in Mason, N. H. 1781; in Chester, Vt. in 1790, in Rockingham 1793, where hit resided until about 1815, when he came to Danby, and settled near the Borough. He was a soldier of the revolution, and had a Lientenant,s commission. Ho acquired a handsome property, which he lost by the depreciation of continental money. He died Feb. 28th, 1820, aged 07 years and 6 months. His wifo died Mareh 12th, 1816, aged 61. They had six children: Abraham, b. Nov. 28th, 1776, Daniel, b. Mareh 8th, 1779, James, b. May 22d, 1781, and d. in 1800; Betsey, b. Aug 8th, 1783, m. Aaron Fuller of Crown Point; Isaac M., b. Sept. 24th, 1780; John M., b. Aug. 28th, 1790, and William S., b. Feb. 28th, 1793. Daniel m. Sally Proctor of Rockiitgham, Vt.. and in 1810 moved to Moriah, N. Y. where he died in 1839. Isaac M. married Lucinda Finny of Chester, and resided here a short time. He removed to Westport, N. Y., and died in 1828. John M. married Lorany Finny of Springfield, and sister of Lucinda, who m. Isaac M. Locke. He lived in Moriah and Crown Point, N. Y., and raised a family of seven children. He was a resident of Danby for several years. William S. Xvas a physician. He stndied his profession with his brother, Dr. Abraham, at Danby. He m. Julia Bucklin of Wnllingford, and resided at Moriah and Crown Point. They raised a family of several children, of whom Darwin died at Crown Point in 1838; Julia married a Farwell of Wallingford, Vt., and di:d in 1849, leaving four children, and Edwin O., m. Mahala Fish of Little Valley, N. Y. He is a lawyer by profession, and was elected District Jndge of the Supreme Court of N. Y., in 1849. He resided nt^Little Valley.
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Maxuan, Milton, a native of Dickenson, N. Y., came from Wallingford in 1844. He m. Francis Fish, da. of Joseph Fish, and settled at the Borough. They have a family of two children : Julia and Emma.
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Read, Ttmothy a native of Swanzy, N. H., came to Danby in 1726 ; m Eunice, widow of Barton Kelly, and .settled on the farm obtained by his wife. He was a man great foree and energy and had the name of being an upright, industrious, honest, hard working man. He was at one time the owner of a large property, and was one of the most extensive farmers in town. But few men labored more hours in a day. He was also a shoemaker by trade, and worked considerable at that business. He was a man of good ability, and occupied numerous positions of honor and responsibility. He was selectman five years ; lister three years, representative to the Legislature two years ; and a justice of the peace two years, in all of which he performed his duties with eredit, and continued to the last to enjoy the confidence and esteem uf all. Mr. Read was a man of good talents and acquirements, an active, sterling business man, a consistent christian and a valued member of society. He was also a public spirited man, always devoted to the interests of the town and contributed largely towards building up society, and for the advancement of morality and religion, always dispensing with a liberal hand to the poor and needy. He was mainly instrumental in building the chureh south of the Corners, which he was firm and persovering in accomplishing, and by which he became seriously embarassed. He was a man decided in his opinions, and remarkable for the energy with which he carried forward whatever he undertook. He possessed great equanimity and fortitnde, was not uplifted by prosperity or cast down by adversity ; but rather inherited and cultivated through life a cheerful disposition. He was a very early riser, although the last to retire at night. So active and prompt was he in the fulfillment of his contracts, that he was known at various times to set up all night to make a pair of boots, and that it might not interfere with his labor on the farm. But few men were his mateh at farm labor, being very tnll in stature and of a robust frame, as well as being very stout. He was a great mower, concerning which many good stories are related. We have been told that at one time he mowed a swath nineteen feet in width. He was a kind friend and an obliging neighbor. No man ever lived more respected, or died more regretted. His death occurred from disease of the heurt, February 19th, 1849, aged 52. His widow is now living, at the age of 84, having been n very smart, industrious woman through life. Their children nre Eunice, m. James Fish; Charles T., Luey and Edward J., who lives upon the homestead. Luey has been deaf and dumb since the age of five, being cansed by the cankerash, and blind since the ngeof eleven. She is one of the most remarkable persons on record. She possesses ability for performing work far beyond those of many persons endowed with perfect senses. Although deprived of the sense of seeing and hearing, never to behold the faces of friends. or the glories and beanties of nature, or hear the voices of affection and those she loves, yet by the use of the other senses, she is enabled to know them and to perform many things. God in his goodness has so organized the human family, that where one sense is deficient, it is made up in a measure by the others. In her case the loss of these two most important senses, is more than made up by the action of the others. For it is truly wonderful to look at the labor performed by her, from the braiding of the finest hair fish line to the piecing of a bed quilt. The order, neatness and regularity displayed, is unexcelled. She can distinguish color and quality as readily as any person. In piecing bed quilts, the colors are all neatly and tastefully arranged, and her knitting, sewing and braiding is all done in the highest style of the art. She performs various other kinds of labor, in which she also diplays great mechanism. Her work has taken the preminm at our State and County Fairs. She is now about 35 years of age.
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Smith, Asa son of Ebenezer, m. Rhoda Baker, of East on, N. Y., and settled on the farm now owned by his son Ebonezer. He was somewhat deranged for many years, cansed by receiving a blow upon the back of the head. He was also blind for many years, and we are told that he did not leave his farm for nearly twenty years, previous to his death. Ho died in 1845, aged 65 ; his wife in 1866, aged 76. .Their children are : Renbin, Phebem. C. M. Bruce ; Martha m. Moulton Fish ; and Ebenezer A. Renben m. Elizabeth Wells, and settled where Henry Wilbur now lives, after which he removed to Illinois ; Ebenezer m. Anna Wells, and settled upon the homestead. She died in 1867. He next m. Emily da. of Orange Green.
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Sweat, Wtlliam from Shoreham, Vt.,m. Sophrouia Fish, and settled at the Corners, where he kept tavern. He died hero in 1847, aged 51, leaving three children: Elizabeth, Elisha and Isaac. Elizabeth m. E. B. Bond, and resides at the Borough ; Elisha m. Harriet Hill of Sndbury, Vt. He was a soldier in the war of 1861, serving in tho position of Orderly Scargeut of Co. K. 14th Regt. Vt. Vols., and died of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa.; Isaac m. Catherine da. of Luman Horton, and resides near the Borough.
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Sweat, Augustus m. Lydia da. of Nathan Smith, and settled nt the Borough. He removed to Bridport, Vt., and from there to Shorehum. He finally removed to tho west, where he died a number of years since.
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Vail, Iua H., m. Mary, da. of Ephraim Chace, and succeeded to the homestead. He is a thrifty former, a man of integrity and industry, having accummulated a good property. He has been a selectman two years ; a Justice of the Peace five years, and was a member of the Legislature in 1859. They have raised o family of seven children : Edward I., m. Julia Fish ; Amelia, William Henry, m. Alice Reynolds, and lives in Collins, N. Y.; Semantha, Lydia, d. in 1864, aged 11 ; Jennie and Ada.
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Wetheuuy, David, from New York, m. Sarah Fish, and settled on the Joseph AlIen farm. Their children are: John, Matthew, Sarah, Benhnma, Ephraim, Moul1on, Nelson. Daniel and Omar. John went to sea a number of years ago ; Mathew m. Cynthia Johnson, and now resides in Manchester ; Sarah m. Harrison Vail, and died a few year* since ; Moulton m. Harriet Gorton, and lives in Wisconsin l Nelson m. Julia, da. of Caleb Colvin and resides in Dorset.
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This regiment enlisted for nine months, under Col. William T. Nichols, Aug. 27, 1802, and was mustered in at Brattleboro, Oct. 21, 1802. During the greater part of its ternl of service it \vas stationed near Fairfax Court House, Vn., where it frequently came in contaet with the guerillas which infested that vicinity., .and Mosbyis rebel cavalry. When Gem Lee invaded Pennsylvania in the latter part of Jurtc, 1863, it was ordered by foreed marehes to join the Army of the Potomae, and brought up nt _Gettysburg on the evening of the nfst day of July, 1863. It inarehed a distance of One hundred and tlprtymiles, through nrttt1 fend rain, in seven days. The 14th regiment, in conucetion vith the lith, 13th, 15th and 16th regiments of nine months men, formed the 3d Vermont Brigade* And during this campaign Vas assigned to the 1st Army Corps. lhe regiment bore A con1 .spicnous part in the battlo of Gettysburg, and was hljhly complimented, both by Gen. Stn.nnrt.rd, Brigade Commander* and by Gen. Doubleday, the commandant of the division. Though ex^. ftosed to the severest, flre of tlie enemy., not a tm\n shirked hi* ,duty, but all stood their ground, "as though rooted to the earth..'i vfhe 2d Vt.. brigade being placed In tins front lino, In tire center po*ition,"--lhe most important in the whole line, for flcArty twenty.lour hours, it gallantly repelled a vigorous attack, by on overwhelming foree of seventeen thousand rebels, and after sustaining ft terriflic Ifre from scventyflve to one hundred pieces of artillery., the result of which Contributed essentially towards achieving*, .one of the most glorioas and decisive vietories of the war. The .cusualities of tkc fourteenth regiment were twentynVe killed and seventy-five wounded. The regiment soon after this, July 30th., \vas mustered out At BrAttleboro*. lhis town furni*hed twenty ,eight men for this regiment: Klias S. Baker, GcOrge S. Baker, John I,\ Baker. Henry Bromley, Alonao N. Colvin, John Cook. John A. Crundall, Frftucis R. Crapo., Daniel V. Croft., E«ra Croft* Benjamin li\ Dawson, Caleb 1,. Fisfc, Smith Green, GArdner F. Griffith, Julins C. Gritlith, Enos Hnrringtou, jr.* David H. Kel. ly, Isaac \V. Kelly, Daniel H.. Lane* Lysander B. Lord, Foster J. PamV* William W. Stimpson, Elisha F. Sweat, John C\ Thompson, Ilenfy H, Vanghau. William Wigbtmnn, jn, JohnC> Williams and Martin V. Williams. They all returned home with the exception of George 8. Baker, Fisk, Sweat and Vang* lion. The rest with the exception of Colvin, served out their term of enlistment, And wore mUStcrcd out with the regiment. CoK vin was Captain of Co. K, but resigned on account of ill health* Feb. 10. 1X6.;); and as an officer whs greatly beloved by his mem John F. Baker oecupied the position of Corporal, and made A
food soldier. Elias S) baker wits promoted Corporal, Feb. 4, 863, and was considered the best marksman in his Company. Daniel V. Croff served as musicu1u in Co. K. Julins Ci Grimth was u member of Co. B. And served in the position of wngoneu tsaac W. Kelly enlisted as SergeAnt of Co. B. and was promoted 1st Sergia1nt July 3, 18C3 ; he was also a good soldier atl'l great' ly beloved by his cOmrndesi IiAne set.ved as musician in Co. ft. Thompson was captain of Co; B; arid was a worthy Officer: Wighlmau served in the position Of )Juafter Master .3t4rgennt. Martin V, Williams, served as Principal Musician of lhc regiment. John C. Williams, enlisted as Corporal of Co. B. but was transfered to Co. K. as Musician, Mareh, 1st 1863.
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Elisua F. Sweat, Sou of William Sweat, enlisted for nine months in Co. K. 14th regiment, Sept. 18, 1862, and occupied the position of 1st Sergeant. He was killed at the battle of Gettysburg, July 3. 1803, aged 30. He was a man of intelligence, of peaceable industrious habits, and highly respected, both as a citizen and soldier. He was brave and faithful in the performance of duty, and comrades mourned his loss. His remains was brought home for interment, in October 1803.
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LOCAL MILITIA.
Perhaps many would deem this work very iuperfect without something being said of the local militia. We will therefore add n brief sketeh, from the first settlement of tho town, our fu1hors seem to have acquired a military spirit, and were very aetive in organizing military companies. It became necessary at a very early day, to organize a military company, which arose from our eritical relations to New York, the revolutionary struggle, and the almost constant apprehensions of an invasion from Canada. Up to about 1812, there was but one standing company after which there were three, one in the Little Village, one at the Corners, and one at the Borough. These companies continued in existence down to about 1840, when they were disbanded. Besides these standing companies, there was organized and maintained for a long period, a company of Cavalry, which was in existence at a very early day, but we are unable to determine the precise date of its organization. A portion of this company belonged in Wells and Tinmouth. There was but one captain from this town ; James McDaniels.
The first infantry company was in existence as early as 1775. Its captains were : Micah Vail, John Vail, Alexander Barrett, Miner Hilliard, Son. Stephen Calkins Jr. and Edward Vail .Among tho members of this company were : Moses Vail, Ira Vnil, Micah Vail, Allen Vail, Joseph Bartlett, Martin Larabee, Daniel Allen,lia Allen, Joseph Allen, King Allen, Benajah Colvin, Benoni Colvin, Lu* ther Colvin, Moses Colvin, Jeremiah Colvin, Caleb Colvin, Allen King, Arnold King, Ezckel Cook, Sylvanus Cook and William Cook. This company continued until about 1812, when the three companies of infantry were organized, the one at the Corners being the oldest.
Its captains were : Stephen Calkins, Jr., Edward Vail, Joseph Allen, Seley Vail, Azh. Hilliard, Isaac Hilliard, Dennis Horton, Isaac McDaniels and Miner Hilliard, 2d. Among its members were: Edward Vail, Jr., Ira Seley, Bromley Seley, Jonathan Seley, Williard Bromley, Miner Bromley, Israel Fisk, Renbin Fisk, Daniel Fisk, Hiram Fisk, Oliver Fisk, Rial Fisk, Joab Fisk, John Colvin, Ira Bromley, Burt Bromley, Bethuel Bromley, Roswell Bromley, Herrick Bromley, John Bromley, Andrew Bromley, Hiram Bromloy, Nelson Bromley, Erastus Bromley, Jefferson Sherman, Elihu Sherman, Edmund Sherman, Jr., BartouSherman, Ransom Sherman, Josiah Phillips, Orrin Parris and Rowland Green.
The company at the Borough, or east side of the town was next organized. Its captains were : Charles Wells, David Youngs, Benjamin Barnes, William Johnson, Allen Griffith and Seth Griffith. Among its members were: Edward Tabor, Arden Tabor, John Tabor, Gideon Tabor, John T. Griffith, Phillip Griffith, Daniel Griffith, Benj. Griffith, Hiram Griffith, George Griffith, Gardner Griffith, Bradford Barnes, Jr., Isaac Griffith, Anson Griffith, John White, Joel Perry, Eitos Harrington, William Soulo, Gardner Soule, Wesson Soule, James Soule, Pardon Koule, John Soule, John Fish, Joseph Fish, Joshua Allen, Isaac Allen, Laden Phillips, Isaac Phillips and Noah Phillips.
The one known as the Little Village company was next organized. Its captains were: Elijah Lillie, Hosea Barnes, Caleb Parris, 2d, Hiram Lillie, and some others. The ordinary routi.ie of duty for these companies, was to meet on the first Tuesday of Juno in each year, for inspection of arms and drill, and on the first Tuesday in October, for drill and exereise to which were sometimes added the performance of mock fights. They also attended general muster, ouco in two years. usually at Tinmouth for review. Occasionally they met for brigade review. The only compensation for nil their services, and for keeping themselves uniformed, armed and equipped, was an exemption from poll tax, worth to each one perhaps, seventy-five cents per year.
Under the act of 1864, a military orgruizatitn was effected in conjunction with Ml. Tabor, consisting of fifty men, most of whom are from this town. Its officers were : Milton H. Pember, captain ; Isaac W. Kelly, 1st lientenant, and Isaac A. Sweat 2d lientenant. It was assigned as Co. E. 11th Regt. 3d Brigade. This organization continued only about two years, and met on the first Tuesday in June for drill and exereise. Its uniform, arms and equipments were found by tho State, and besides had pay for its time. Regimental drills were held at Manchester.
The following field and goneral officers belonged to this town : Major General, Isaac McDaniels, Col. Edward Vail, Col. Hiram Lillie and Maj. Miner Hilliard.
GEOLOGY.
My limited knowledge of the science of Geology, will forbid giving a lengthy discourse, or anything like a fair showing of the interesting geological features of this town.
From Prof. A. D. Hagaris geological map of the State, we find that the middle and southern part of the town, is of the marble and limestone formation, while other portious of the town is of the taleod schist formation. Gold in alluvinm is found along mill river. There is none of the argillaceous or roofing slate formation found here, and which is found extensively a few miles west. Some portious of the rock formation in the western part of the town is said to be interstratified with silicious and magnesinm slate. Beds of the finest limestone. are found along the middle and southern part of the town, which was formerly quarried and burned. Extensive beds are also found in the southeastern part of the town, which has been burned to a considerable extent.
A bed of plumbago or black lead exists upon the Hilliard farm, now owned by Titus Lyon. This has been worked to some extent. Specimens of galena and sulphuret of lead have also been found in different parts of the town. Upon the north end of "Aeolus" or Dorset mountain, are extensive quarries of the finest marble, which are being worked since 1840, and the veinof marble in that portion of the town seems to be inexhanstible. Some of these veins are interstratified with black dikes, which present a very curious appearance, but which is not called quite so good as marble. There is a great variety of rock found here. Sandstones of very peculiar formation are found on some farms. A good building stone is found on the farm of William Herrick, as well as on several others. Lime is one of the principal constituents of most of the rocks.
There is also a great variety of soil found here, which is nearly all susceptible of cultivation. There is excellent meadow and pasture land to be found. Along the banks of Otter Creek are extensive alluvial meadows which are enriched by periodcial overflows. A large proportion of the soil on most of the farms is best adapted to the growth of grass, corn, grain, fruit &c, while a smaller portion is adapted to the growth of potatoes.
Clay fields are found to some considera le extent. Upon the farm of H. B. Kelly, elay has been found of the best quality for brick making. Largo deposits of muck are also found on many farms. Sand beds are numerous, which are f un)i to the greatest extent ia the northeastern part of the town.
There are some curiosities, which in this conneetion, will be worthy of notice. In the southeastern part of the town, and near the top of the mountain, is a cavern which decends like a well into the solid rock. Persons have been let down by a rope 150 feet perpendicularly into this cavern, without discovering any bottom. On the farm owned by O. B. Hulett, is a spring, issuing from the foot of the mountain, the water from which is sufficient to carry a saw mill, and which a drouth never effeets. And on the "Ilulett farm" oecupied by Lyman H. Bromley is a maple tree, from the body of which, grows an oak limb.
MINERAL SPRINGS.
This town, like many others throughout the state, has several springs, which possess medical properties. It has been a well known faet for many years, that some of these springs possess mineral properties, which were curative in their nature, and were used as a medicinal agent. The mineral spring upon the farm of Ira H. Vail, has been known tor many years, and its water used. The subjeet of Mineral Spring water was much talked of during I869, which led to the discovery of other springs.
The most noted of the mineral springs in this town, is the one situated upon the farm of Isaac Nichols, discovered in 1869. This spring belongs to the "Chalbeate" elass, the essential fea ture of which, is tht= presence of Iro I in solution, the Iron being in the form of "Protoxide of Iron." It has been visited by many at home and from abroad, among whom are some eminent physicians, who pronounce the water equally as valuable, as that of any of the noted springs in the State, and its effeets are precisely the same. The water taken from this spring was sent to Boston, and aimlized by a praetical chemist, who gives the following analysis of its qualities i
Boston, 26th April, 1869.
Mr. I. Ntchols, Danby, Vermont:—The mineral water received from yon, has been analyzed, with the following result:
One gallon (standard) contains eight and one-tenth grains of dry mineral matter, consisting of Potash, Soda, Lime, Magnesia, and Protoxide of Iron, combined with Sulphurie, Silicin, Carbonic and Crenic Acids, and traces of Clorinc.
It is an aerated, alkaline chalbeate water. The compound of protoxide of iron, contained, is unusually stable, and will bear boiling without decomposition, and the presence of alkalies, with this, adds much to the value of the water, as a medicinal agent. It is like some of the favorite European waters, and worthy of a complete qualitative analysis. Respectfully,
S. Dana Hayes. State Assayer of Mass.
The spring is situated about two miles north of the Borough, and about one-half mile from the railroad, being conveniently accessible, and will no doubt rival any in this part of the State, in its medicinal effects. Although but a short time has elapsed since its diseoverA, its reputation has already become considerably extensive, and the water is being sought after from different sections.
DANBY BANK.
The Danby Bank was chartered in Oct. 1850, and commenced business in 1851, with a capital of $50,000 dollars. Jesse Lapham was its first President, and held the office till Janua-y 1852. Jacob W. Moore was cashier from commencement till 1857. The first Directors were Jesse Lapham, Frederick Button, Eliada Crampton, Isaac B. Munson, and Augustus G. Clark, which board continued till January 1856, except Crampton who died, and George Capron was appointed in his place.
In 1855 Chester Hiteheock, then of Buffalo, N. Y. bought about nine-tenths of the Bank, and in January 1856, elected a new board, excepting Lapham, which board were as follows : Jesse Lapham, Isaac J. Vail, John H. Vail, Enoch Smith, and Udney Bnrk. In January, 1857, Lapham went out, and the directors then were John H. Vail, Isaac J. Vail, Charles M. Bruce, Enoch Smith, Udney Burk. Isaac J. Vail was elected President, and John H. Vail, Cashier.
The Bank failed in Sept. 1857, and Hon. A. L. Miner of Manchester was appointed Receiver, in Dec. following. When the Bank failed, C. Hiteheock and J. T. Hateh of Buffalo, owed it $80,000, which proved a total loss, and other bad debts made the loss exceed twice the amount of the capital stock.
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Among the members of Farmers, Lodge were : Peres Brown, Nathan Weller, Henry Herrick Jr., Jared Lobdel, John Harrington, Samuel Emerson, Capt. Miner Hilliard, Ezekel Ross, Benjamin S. Phillips, John Signor Jr., Chad Phillips, Israel Fisk, Benjamin Fisk, Moses Ambler, John Lobdel, Israel Phillips, John Vunghan, William Vanghan, Renbin Fisk, Amos Ross, David Youngs, Abraham Allen, Elisha Leach, Andrus Eggleston, Nathun Weller Jr., John Griffith, Azurinh Hilliard, Nicholas Cook, Deliverenec Huskins, Elish Peckham, Alexander Tift, Andrew lCddy 2d, Pratt Curtis, Peter Harrington, Abuer Crofli, James Sweat Jr., John Allen, William B. Seley, Humphrey Gitford, Albemarle Williams, Jaman Curtis, Loring Dean, William Beebe, Carlton Gifford, William Johnson, Spencer Wales, Pain Gilbert, Moses Ward, Edmund Sherman, George W. Dewey, Iloscn Eddy, Arwin Hatehing, Ira Seloy, Paziah Crampton, Nicholas Jenks, Isaac Hilliard, Anthony Colvin, John Wood, Steadman Becbe, Channey Stevens, Leonard Palmer, Lemuel Stafford, Ephraim Roberts, Jacob Lyon, Abram Locke, Joseph Libbee, Allen C. Roberts, Stephen Calkins, Jonathan, Brewer, Josinh Phillips, Abel Huskins, Edward Vail Jr., Jonathan Weller, Lyman R. Fisk, Joseph Allen, Ormond N. Blin, Daniel A.xtel, David Sayles, Enoch Congor, Foster Harvy, Samuel Harnden.
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(Freemasonry)
Its treasurers were : Moses Ambler, Miner Hilliard. Samuel Emerson, John Wood, Israel Fisk. Its Seerataries were : John Lobdel, Chad Phillips, Moses Ward, Andrus Eggleston, Nicholas Jenks, Abrnm lx)cke, Stephen Calkins, Edward Vail Jr. Iis deacons were : Jared Lobdel, Israel Fisk, Miner Hilliard, Samuel Emerson, Deliverance Haskins, William B. Seley, Nicholas Cook, James Sweat, Anthony Colvin, Isaac Hilliard, Abel Haskins, Lyman R. Fisk.
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