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| 10351 | Lived in Upper Seigas. Near Notre Dame de Lourdes church. Last house on left hand side of road. Marriage record P191 Mad. Marr. Records Grandmother Doucet used to spend the winters with her sister when the men worked the lumber camps in the winter | Levesque, Angele (P321)
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| 10352 | Lived near Harper's Ferry | Violett, John (P40172)
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| 10353 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Foley, Joyce (P7863)
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| 10354 | Lois Elaine (63) of Victoria, B.C. graduated from death to life on September 1, 2010 in Victoria, following a heroic battle with the complications of diabetes. Born in Abbotsford, B.C. on April 22, 1947, she is pre-deceased by her parents, Gladys Viola Violette (nee Lay) and Orland Donald Violette and brother Joseph. Lois graduated from Temple Bible College in Edmonton and Dabbney's College of Medical Assistants in Seattle, Washington. Her career spanned 30 years in mission work and as a medical office manager, culminating in a position as Home Director of Abbeyfield House in Sidney, B.C. Lois lived up to the meaning of her name Heroine fighting hard through life's battles, her shield of faith held high as her life lighted the path for many as they searched for God. | Violette, Lois Elaine (P86788)
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| 10355 | Lorelle Lawlor Obituary Of Reading died at her home August 30, 2005 at the age of 73. Beloved wife of the late Robert F. Lawlor, devoted mother of Edie Kramer and her husband Erik, John W. Lawlor and his wife Leisha, Amy Montagna and her husband Robert all of Reading, Carrie E. Graham and her husband Andrew and Jennifer E. Lawlor all of North Andover. Loving grandmother of Robert "Will" and Samantha Kramer; Katherine Lawlor; Amy and Douglas Mahar; Matthew, Joseph, Rachel, Nicholas and Laura Montagna; Sadie and Colleen Graham. Sister of Lois Seda of Denver, CO and the late Beverly Poulin. Funeral from the Douglass, Edgerley and Bessom Funeral Home, 25 Sanborn St. (corner of Woburn St.) READING, Saturday, September 3 at 8 am followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Agnes Church, 186 Woburn St., Reading at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Funeral Home Visiting Hours Thursday 7-9, Friday 2-4, 7-9. Burial in Forest Glen Cemetery, Reading. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in Lorelle's memory to the Robert and Lorelle Lawlor Scholarship Fund, PO Box 345, Reading, MA 01867 or Hospice Care Inc., 41 Montvale Ave., Stoneham, MA 02180. | Poulin or Pooler, Lorelle Marcia (P8676)
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| 10356 | Lorenzo Violette 1928-2014 Lorenzo Violette Lorenzo Violette Lorenzo Violette At Foyer Notre-Dame Nursing Home of Saint-Leonard, January 27, 2014, Mr. Lorenzo Violette of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes passed away at the age of 85 years. He was married to the former Irene Michaud. Born at Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes in 1928, he was a son of the late Victor and Sophie (Gauvin) Violette. Mr. Violette was a member of the Knights of Columbus, 3rd degree, of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Council 7576. He is survived by his wife, resident of Mont-Assomption of Saint-Andre, six children, Irenée (Jacqueline Jean) of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Diane Cormier (Maurice) of Saint-Leonard-Parent, Viviane Thibodeau (Clarence "Baloune") of Saint John, Laurence Violette (Marius Ruest) of Saint-Leonard, Camille (Pierrette Martin) of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes and Johanne Ruest (Leo) of Saint-Leonard-Parent, 11 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, one sister, Donata Voisine, resident of Foyer Notre-Dame, as well as nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by six brothers, Armand, Patrick, Melquis, Claude, Sylvio and René, six sistes, Amanda Violette, Sister Mina Violette, Leone Cyr, Blanche Poitras, Alfreda Ouellette and Therese Violette. Resting at O'Regan's Chapel, 83 Saint-Antoine Street, Saint-Leonard with visiting hours Saturday, February 1st from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus will meet for prayers Saturday at 2:30 p.m. His funeral service will be held Saturday, February 1st at 4 p.m. from the Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Roman Catholic Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. For those who wish, donations to the Alzheimer Society would be appreciated by the family. www.oregans.ca | Violette, Pierre Guy Lorenzo (P4448)
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| 10357 | Lorina Teresa Violette 87, died February 4, 2020, at a Caribou health facility following a long illness with Alzheimers. She was born in Guerette, October 21, 1932, the daughter of the late Hubald and Yvonne (Dionne) Fisher. Having been diagnosed with scoliosis at the age of 14, she was required to spend three years at the Portland Children's Hospital. There she became very close to some special nurses and her dream was to become a nurse and to care for others. Although that dream was not brought to fruition, Lorina was a caregiver to everyone who was in need. She was the one who would cook meals, bake bread, try her special desserts just to bring a smile to someone's face. Upon her return home, she met and married Guy Freeland Violette, who predeceased her in 1991. She was a loving and very devoted daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Throughout her life, her faith in God always came first. Mrs. Violette was a member of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church. She is survived by a daughter, Judy St.Peter, and husband Richard of Caribou, a son, Guy Philip Violette, of Colorado, and a daughter, Anne Marie Lagasse, and husband Steve of Caribou, one sister, Rita Hebert, of Auburn, her grandchildren, Jennifer Michaud and husband Travis, Jeffery St. Peter, Erin Huntington and husband Ryan, Craig Violette and wife Crystal, Blake Lagasse and his significant other, Stephanie Libby, great-grandchildren, Maryn Michaud, Vivienne and Blythe Huntington, Alex and Norma Violette, and several nieces and nephews. Lorina was predeceased by several sisters and brothers. | Fisher, Lorina Teresa (P67587)
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| 10358 | Lottie was used on marriage record | Munn, Charlotte (Lottie) Tremain (P74677)
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| 10359 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Doucet, Normand Lou (P383)
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| 10360 | Louis Viollet marriage contract lists second husband | Dinet, Francois (P86542)
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| 10361 | Loyd played Major League baseball for the Boston Red Soxs and Chicago White Soxs. He was also a scout for MLB teams, including the California Angeles. | Christopher, Loyd Eugene (P20468)
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| 10362 | Lt. Cmdr. US Navy | Hilt, Lt. Cmdr. James R. (P73992)
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| 10363 | Lt. Gov of Indian Island, ME | Neptune, Peter (P66201)
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| 10364 | Lucy was a long time employee for Lewiston Public Schools and was dedicated to her position as a secretary in the business office for 52 years. She was born and raised in Fryeburg, Maine, a daughter to Owen and Althea (Blake) Hartford. Lucy met and later married her one true love, Bob, while working in her position with the school department. Lucy loved to tell the story of how she and Bob met, knowing he was the one, she didn't want to lose him and proposed marriage to him. Together, Lucy and her husband Bob created a beautiful life in Lewiston, buying a home and welcoming three sons, and later several grandchildren, all of whom she adored. Lucy was a gentle person, her kindness was the calm to anyone around her, including animals. She was always the go-to person if you needed a caring voice and she never passed judgement, only showed love. Lucy had a strong sense of integrity and work ethic, she had not yet retired from her position at the school department because she truly loved what she did, as well as the strong bonds that she created with her co-workers over many, many years. When not working, Lucy enjoyed bowling in a women's league as well as a couples league with her husband, Bob. She was almost always present at the bowling alley for youth bowling league days, as well as the extra practice sessions on Wednesday nights for support. Some lovingly referred to her as the 'Youth league mom' because she would offer nurturing and kindness to all, and formed countless close bonds with children and families in the bowling community. Lucy was most proud of being a grandmother to her six grandchildren, Joshua, Conner, Owen, Chloe, Madelyn and Hannah Violette. She was nurturing, kind and protective to them all, her gentle touch and loving spirit will be sorely missed, but will live on through the hearts of her grandchildren. Lucy was predeceased by her parents, Owen and Althea Hartford. Lucy is survived by her son, Andrew Violette of Leeds, son Thomas Violette of Lewiston, son John Violette and wife Cassandra Violette currently of Oklahoma, as well as six grandchildren Joshua, Conner, Owen, Chloe, Madelyn and Hannah Violette, as well as her sister, Noreen Renard of Delaware. The family invites you to a time of visitation on Monday November 6th from 4:00 to 7:00pm at Fortin Group Funeral Home, 217 Turner St. AUBURN. A Funeral Service will be celebrated on Tuesday November 7th at 10:00am at East Auburn Baptist Church, 560 Park Ave. Auburn, ME. A private family committal will take place following the service. In lieu of flowers it is requested that donations be made to The Bob and Lucy Violette Bowling Memorial Fund, c/o Law Office of Dionne & Couturier, 465 Main St. Lewiston ME 04240 so their memory can be carried on by others that love the sport they cherished. | Hartford, Lucille Marie (P9152)
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| 10365 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Rocky Creamer Sr. / Lynda Howe (F20068)
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| 10366 | Lyon was her last name from a previous marriage | Lyon, Judy (P86051)
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| 10367 | M.I.T. grad in Astronautical Engineering Was Project Manager in Research & Development and a computer design engineer.. | Mclaughlin, Peter Warfield (P77422)
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| 10368 | M.L.A. Antigonish,N.S 1942-1949 | Gorman, John Patrick (P11962)
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| 10369 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Syriac, Arthur R. (P9399)
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| 10370 | Machinist in tool factory | Hart, Jean Baptiste (John) (P7867)
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| 10371 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon Lived on Isle of Canna. | MacKinnon, John (P12072)
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| 10372 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon Charet 8 pg 58 and Chart 9 pg 59 | MacKinnon, John (Iain dubh) (P11301)
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| 10373 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon Charet 8 pg 58. Lived on the Isle of Canna | MacLeod, Donald (P11342)
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| 10374 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon Charet 8 pg 58. | MacKinnon, Mary (P11339)
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| 10375 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon chart 5 pg 55 The MacKinnons, one of the branches of the Siol Alpine, claim to be descended from Fingon, a great-grandson of Kenneth MacAlpin. | Fingon, (MacKinnon) (P11315)
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| 10376 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon chart 6 pg 56 Abbott of Iona from 1489 to 1500 | MacKinnon, Iain (John) Abbott of Iona (P11323)
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| 10377 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon Chart 7 pg 57 Chief from 1515 to 1545 | MacKinnon, Neill Chief (P11325)
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| 10378 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKInnon chart 7 pg 57 The Last Abbott of Ione | MacKinnon, John (P11331)
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| 10379 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon Chart 7 pg 57 | MacKinnon, Ewen Chief (P11329)
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| 10380 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon Chart 8 pg 58 | MacKinnon, Lauchlin (Dubh) Chief (P11333)
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| 10381 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon chart 9 pg 59 | MacKinnon, Lauchlin Sir (P11303)
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| 10382 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon Chart 9 pg 59 | MacKinnon, Lauchlin (P11305)
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| 10383 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon Chart 9 pg 59 and chart 10 pg 115 John came to North America from Eigg, Scotland, in 1791 | MacKinnon, John (P69)
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| 10384 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon pg Chart 7 pg 57 Chief from 1475 to 1515 | MacKinnon, Lauchlin of Strathairdale Chief (P11324)
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| 10385 | MacKinnon Genealogy by Charles MacKinnon. chart 4 pg 54 and chart 5 pg 55 | MacAlpine, Kenneth 1 King of Albany (P12289)
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| 10386 | MacKinnon Genealogy chart 5 pg 55 see also chart 2 pg 49. | Alpin, King of Scots (P12294)
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| 10387 | MacKinnon Gernealogy by Charles MacKinnon Chart 8 pg 58 | MacKinnon, Iain (John) Chief (P11335)
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| 10388 | Mad Mar: Thibodeau pg.83 | Family: Olivier Thibodeau / Madeleine Pothier (F1602)
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| 10389 | Mad. Heritage By Leo Cyr p. 47 | Family: Richard Dick-Grace / Julie Migneault (F1659)
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| 10390 | Madawaska marriage records show her maiden name as Ouellette. | Ouellette-Willette, Euphemie Marie (P54855)
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| 10391 | Magistrate at Saint Francis Xavier | Breland, Pascal (P81742)
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| 10392 | Maiden name was also Dubois | Dubois, Adele (P13485)
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| 10393 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Weston Walter Currier / Joyce Violette (F5003)
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| 10394 | Maine Marriage Index | Family: Oscar Nicholas Vincent Levesque / Leola Violette (F3407)
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| 10395 | Maine Record of Marraige has Michael Willett & Lenore St Thomas but Marriage in Chenard's Marriages of St. Joseph's, Old Town, Maine has Maglorire (Michael) Ouellet and Eleonore St-Amand | Ouellet, Magloire (Michael) (P45005)
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| 10396 | Maliseet Indian | West, Marie Mammie (P52521)
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| 10397 | Maliseet Indian | Family: Meagher William Costigan / Olive Amelia Turner (F30813)
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| 10398 | Maliseet Indian | Family: Allen Peter Turner / Elizabeth (Lizzie) White (F30815)
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| 10399 | MANCHESTER – Levi Leo Violette, born on April 4, 1991, has sadly left this life for heaven on Wednesday, July 28, 2021, at his home in Manchester. Levi was a smart, very active, polite, kind, loving, and curious child who grew into an attractive awesome man, carrying those child-like qualities into adulthood. Levi was bigger than life with a gregarious personality, outrageous sense of humor, being kind to all because he truly cared for people. He was also not judgmental nor materialistic, totally unselfish and willing to help. His handsome charm and outgoing character overtook a room with a contagious smile that people were drawn to and loved being around. He had a huge heart which just sought comfort, happiness, and love with others. Levi never met a stranger, just a future friend. He was known for his signature hugs, saying “hey! I need a hug!” Or “Hey give me a hug!” Even calling family and friends to meet him just to give a hug, and they would! A valued friend to the friendless, he was loyal to ALL; A rare kind of person who loved all and forgave anything, just naturally a wonderful human being. Levi worked very hard, loved being productive, and helped to build the family business, eventually he became part owner of the business. The most grueling workday was better with his funny, energetic presence. He was very intelligent and multi-talented so working during a blasting rush was exciting to him, and that is why he was so good at his job. Levi simply enjoyed all activities, swimming, boating, fishing, disc golf, travel, good food, nature hikes, and playing with children. He LOVED God and family, but especially, because he loved being a child, he would play endlessly with kids, stating he enjoyed it more than they did, they all knew and loved their Uncle Levi. He looked at life like an adventurous journey, spreading a kind word or giving a helping hand, he truly was a people person. He loved to share conversations and he could get someone to see the world through his eyes, and then he wanted to know how they felt about the same subject, respecting their point of view as being as valid as his. Levi was dealt a crushing blow on Aug. 22, 2020, when his very close big brother, Joshua, was tragically killed in an accident. His world drastically changed since Joshua loved him unconditionally and was quite supportive. The security of knowing his big brother always cared and would be there for him was comforting, making that loss unbearable. They had a very special bond that Levi missed so much. Levi had a life-threatening disease of addiction; coping became too difficult and exacerbated a relapse. He constantly sought solace, healing, and happiness but was left with emptiness, feeling alone in a crowded room. He never gave up and courageously faced detox and was enrolled in a program associated with a trade school; he was leaving within days. Ultimately the man that helped so many and who we tried to save, could not be saved from himself. There will be a celebration of life on Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2021, at 3 p.m. at the Augusta Elks Club on Civic Center Drive, with dining after the service. Levi is survived by his parents, Gary and Lynne Violette of Manchester, his loving and supportive sister, Kristi Violette of Augusta, who was always there for Levi, he’d say “I need sissy time!” She would drop everything to try to speak with him, her son, Mason who adored his Uncle Levi, looks just like him and shared much time with him which caused them to develop a very special bond. A wonderful friend and adopted brother, Mark Charest of Augusta, who never gave up on Levi and always made time to spend with him. A brother, Kaleb Violette and family in Readfield, a maternal grandfather, Robert Cunningham of Winslow, aunt, Lisa and uncle, Russel of Norridegwock; paternal grandparents, Leo and Rina Violette of Manchester, Uncle Larry and Aunt Chrystal Violette of Manchester, Ryan Violette family of Gardiner, Stephen Violette and family of Winthrop, Corey Allen and family of Auburn, Ben Violette and family of Readfield, Nicholas Violette and family of North Carolina, Aunt Deb Violette of Augusta, Jessica Swan and family of Vassalboro, Kate Violette and family of Colorado, Amy Violette and family of Oakland, Stacy Beckim and family of Augusta, and many other relatives throughout Maine whom he loved dearly. There will be a special Memorial Fund called “Levis’ Hugs” which is being setup by his parents to help educate people and those addicted or affected by addiction. Donations would be greatly appreciated as well as volunteers for outreach of educational materials, supportive resources, guidance, relapse prevention, rehab, counseling, podcasts, and community outreach. There is a HUGE need for a proactive multidimensional resource in our area, addiction is a disease with stigma, shame, and guilt, which is wrong and promotes relapse. Addiction prevention is ideally first but ultimately our mission is remission! It is more than a war on drugs but the fight to save lives! | Violette, Levi Leo (P65924)
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| 10400 | Manitoba Marriage Index | Family: Wilbur or William Lewis Violette / Viola Bostwick (F29026)
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