Notes
Matches 5,401 to 5,450 of 12,579
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| 5401 | DOB: Lippe pg 211 1910 & 1920 Census he is recorded as Albert, Gary Levesque couldn't find a record of birth for an Albert so it is believed that Joseph Louis and Albert are infact the same child GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Albert | Violette, Joseph Louis (P4748)
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| 5402 | DOB: Lippe pg 211 DOD: Find a Grave Boynton Beach. Roy R. Violette, 99, passed away at Trustbridge Hospice, Boca Raton on Sunday, December 20, 2020. Roy was born in Van Buren, Maine on December 4, 1921 to Joseph F. and Marie Sophie Cyr Violette. At the age of 17 Roy left the farm where he grew up in northern Maine for a job in Hartford, Connecticut. He later moved to Lake Worth, Florida where he worked at the Palm Beach home of Alfred P. Sloan, chairman of General Motors Corporation. He later became Mr. Sloan’s personal chauffeur in Palm Beach and New York from 1947 to 1955. After Mr. Sloan’s retirement, Roy returned to Hartford and married Jean Chesney in 1955. He then went to work for aircraft engine manufacturer Pratt and Whitney in Hartford until transferring to their plant in West Palm Beach where he worked as a machinist until he retired. Roy always had a positive, joyful attitude, met everyone with a warm smile and was loved by all. He was hard working and always willing to help friends and neighbors. Roy had a green thumb and kept his home and yard in pristine condition. Roy was predeceased by his wife Jean, his son Thomas, four sisters and nine brothers. | Violette, Roy Ronald (P4754)
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| 5403 | DOB: Lippe pg 211 DOD: Maine Death Index GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Guy J. | Violette, Severin Guy J. (P4746)
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| 5404 | DOB: Lippe pg 211 DOD: obit Fernand Violette, 91, died December 12, 2014 in Lake Worth, Florida. He was predeceased by his wife, Jackie. He is survived by a son, Tim Violette of Lake Wales, Florida and a daughter, Marlene Griffin of Hamilton, Montana. He is also survived by a brother, Roy Violette, of Boynton Beach, Florida. Fern served in the US Army during World War II. He served as General Patton's personal driver and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. Fern was awarded the Bronze Star and the Combat Infantry Badge amongst other awards. In January 2012 Fern was awarded the French Legion of Honor for his combat service in France. After World War II, Fern moved to Lake Worth where he owned and operated Fern's Texaco Service Station on North Dixie then worked for the City of Lake Worth. Fern was a member of the American Legion Post 47 and the former VFW Post 3588. | Violette, Fernand Henry (P4755)
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| 5405 | DOB: Lippe pg 211 | Violette, Anna (P4744)
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| 5406 | DOB: Lippe pg 211 | Violette, Wilfred (P4756)
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| 5407 | DOB: Lippe pg 211 & Maine Birth Record | Violette, Joseph Philippe Claude (P4751)
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| 5408 | DOB: Lippe pg 211 & Maine Birth Record as Marie G. | Violette, Gertrude (P4753)
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| 5409 | DOB: Lippe pg 211 has 20-1-1916 US Social Security has date of b. 16 Jan 1916 and date od d. 31 Dec 1996 Errata: 497 a) correct date of b. to 16-1-1916 | Violette, Marie Germaine (P4750)
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| 5410 | DOB: Lippe pg 212 | Violette, George (P4757)
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| 5411 | DOB: Lippe pg 213 SURNAME: Also shown as Violette Sr. | Violette, Louis Armand (P4773)
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| 5412 | DOB: Lippe pg 213 Theresa M. Violette passed from this world on September 25, 2019 just 18 days before her 95th birthday. She was born in Keegan, Maine, the daughter of Severin and Margeurite Violette, and grew up in Van Buren with her parents and 8 siblings. After graduating from Sacred Heart High School in Van Buren, Theresa (aka TT) worked as a phone operator on the graveyard shift, and she liked to joke about how her job made her privy to all the town's gossip. Eventually, she settled in Bangor and worked for the phone company until her retirement in the mid-80's. She loved retirement and immensely enjoyed "puttering" around the house doing projects, lovingly caring for her blackberry patch and tomatoes, and always making sure her local family had her special "TT fudge" and bread for holidays. She took a quilting class and would hand-quilt lovely blankets. She was also a wonderful knitter and many of us benefited from her afghans. Theresa was a bright light and a loving constant to her family. She had many nieces and nephews that thought of her as a second mother. We could always depend on her warmth, hugs, encouragement, and wonderful sense of humor. As her health declined in recent years, she moved to Dirigo Pines where she quickly won over the staff by, as was reported to her family, her "unfailingly pleasant" personality. The family would like to thank them for their care and love. Theresa is survived by two sisters, Lorraine Gagnon of Greenville, SC and Priscilla Blier and husband Roland of Bridgeport, CT and too many nieces and nephews to mention. | Violette, Therese M. (TT) (P4778)
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| 5413 | DOB: Lippe pg 213 Enumerated in 1910 & 1920 census. | Violette, Alvie (P4784)
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| 5414 | DOB: Lippe pg 213 Sister of Mercy in the Maine Order for 27 years. | Violette, Sr. Simonne Rel Sr. (P4779)
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| 5415 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, Lorraine R. (P4780)
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| 5416 | DOB: Lippe pg 214 & 1920 and 30 census, and in the Winterville Birth log book as James Alphie born 29 Jun 1918 | Violette, James Patrick Alphie (P4791)
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| 5417 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, Mary Jane (Mattie) (P4792)
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| 5418 | DOB: Lippe pg 214 & 1930 census, and in the Winterville Birth log book as Hampy Lucien born 23 Dec 1922 | Violette, Hampy Lucien (P4793)
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| 5419 | DOB: Lippe pg 214 & 1930 census, and in the Winterville Birth log book as Marie Mildred born 24 Sep 1924 | Violette, Marie Mildred (P4794)
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| 5420 | DOB: Lippe pg 214 as 5-6-1925, but 1930 census has 10/12, and the Winterville birth log as Viola Elder born 5 Jun 1929 DOD: Obit Errata 507m) correct b. to 5-6-1929 Elder Viola Violette Bouchard, wife of the late Patrick Bouchard, died Saturday, May 3, 2014, at a Madawaska Health Care Facility. She was born June 5, 1929, in Eagle Lake, the youngest of 12 children to John and Meddie Nadeau Violette. She was a member of the Ladies of St. Anne and St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Soldier Pond, as well as a member of St. Louis Catholic Church in Fort Kent. She is survived by two daughters, Sandra Martin and husband, Richard of Fort Kent, Arlene Boyle and husband, Rocky of Holden; two sons, Father Robert Bouchard of New bury Port, MA, Kevin Bouchard and wife, Amy of New Gloucester; six grandchildren, Justin and wife, Nichole of Van Buren, Candace and husband, Donnie of Bowling Green, KY, Adam Boyle of Bangor, Kristi Boyle and boyfriend, Tim Leuterio of Corinth, Abby and Abram of New Gloucester; five great-grandchildren, Courtlin, Kevin and Katie of Bowling Green, KY, Ezekiel Martin of Van Buren, and Jackson Leuterio due in September; many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by sisters, Letipha Ioltt, Alice Simard, Laura Violette, Mildred Rittaro, Mary Jane Russell and Emelie Violette; brothers, Alvie, Alfred, Patrick, William and Hampy Violette. Special thanks to Dr. James Harris for taking special care of our Mother. A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated at Saint Joseph's Catholic Church, Soldier Pond. Committal services followed in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Those who wish in lieu of flowers may contribute to the American Heart Association , 5145 Rt 1, Suite M, Scarborough, ME 04074 or to the Kidney Foundation of Maine, 470 Forest Ave, Portland, ME 04101 | Violette, Viola Elder (P4795)
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| 5421 | DOB: Lippe pg 214, in 1920 census, and in the Winterville Birth log book as Laura Marie born 18 Dec 1911 | Violette, Laura Marie (P4788)
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| 5422 | DOB: Lippe pg 215 | Violette, Emile Albert (P4814)
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| 5423 | DOB: Lippe pg 215 changed by Maine Record of a Birth DOD: Lippe pg 215 & Maine Record of a Death Errata: 510a) change date of b. to 22-4-1915 | Violette, Abel (P4809)
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| 5424 | DOB: Lippe pg 216 Family info: Roy Family history | Violette, Agnes Dora (P4827)
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| 5425 | DOB: Lippe pg 218 | Violette, Roger (P4858)
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| 5426 | DOB: Lippe pg 219 | Violette, Arthur Freeman (P4866)
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| 5427 | DOB: Lippe pg 219 | Violette, Louis Joseph Sr. (P4871)
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| 5428 | DOB: Lippe pg 219 & Maine Birth Record DOD: Find a Grave & Maine Death Index Marriage in Chenard's Marriages of St. Joseph's, Old Town, Maine Clement J. Violette, known to most as Cyclone Violette, was a welter weight boxer who according to his obit "compiled 325 bouts" and according to BoxRec they list 84 professional fights, all in Maine, in which he fought between 1928 and 1944. | Violette, Clement Joseph (P4867)
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| 5429 | DOB: Lippe pg 219 has date of b. as 4-6-1909 but accoding to the Social Security she was born 20 Oct 1915 Errata: 522c) correct date of b. to 20-10-1915 | Violette, Evelyn Ethel (P4862)
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| 5430 | DOB: Lippe pg 219, but she doesn't appear in the 1920 census, so she must have died before 1920. I could not find evidence of her birth or death and none of her siblings mention her in thier obits, so I suspect her listing under this family is an error. | Violette, Lydia (P4863)
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| 5431 | DOB: Lippe pg 22 & Mercure Tome I pg 148 DOD: Lippe pg 22 Errata: 2l) change date of d. to 4-9-1856; change date of m. to 26-1-1813 | Violet, Alexandre (P286)
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| 5432 | DOB: Lippe pg 22 & Poitras & Church Record Ref. pg 90 Grand-Riviere Also Prudent Mercure Papers pg 233 Deeded lot 241 to J.B. Levasseur his step-son for a life support mortgage. DOD: Guy Dubay S5, F28 DOM: Lippe pg 22 | Violet, Pierre Hilarion (P287)
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| 5433 | DOB: Lippe pg 22 & Poitras & Mercure Tome III pg 57 & Church Record as Isaac Joseph. Not listed in fall census of 1850. DOM: Lippe pg 22 Marriage in Chenard's Marriages of St. Joseph's, Old Town, Maine | Violet, Isaac Joseph (P289)
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| 5434 | DOB: Lippe pg 22 & Poitras. bapt. also from Mercure III p.105 DOD: Church record DOM: Lippe pg 22 & Poitras pg 2040 Errata: 3b) change date and place of d. to 5-9-1845, Frenchville, Maine | Violette, Marie Victoire (P292)
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| 5435 | DOB: Lippe pg 22 & Prudent Mercure Tome I pg 148 DOD: Lippe pg 22 shows 1818 at St. Basile. No record in Poitras. It had to be prior to 1-13-1818 because his widow Theotiste Tardif remarried to Eloi Thibodeau on that date. | Violet, Charles Amand Henri (P24)
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| 5436 | DOB: Lippe pg 22 has 1785, age 27 stated in Poitras death records, age 9 stated on the 1789 land petition DOD: Lippe pg 22 & Poitras Errata: 2k) change date of d. to 28-3-1812 | Violet, Benoni Guillaume (Benjamin) (P285)
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| 5437 | DOB: Lippe pg 220 LCDR US Navy, Korea | Violette, Noel Henry (P4883)
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| 5438 | DOB: Lippe pg 220 | Violette, Mary Anne (P4878)
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| 5439 | DOB: Lippe pg 220 | Violette, Frank Freeman (P4879)
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| 5440 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, Richard Gary (P4884)
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| 5441 | DOB: Lippe pg 220 - Find a Grave has 30 Mar 1927 DOD: Maine Death Index | Violette, Eva Pearl (P4885)
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| 5442 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, Robert (P4909)
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| 5443 | DOB: Lippe pg 221 | Violette, Linda (P4910)
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| 5444 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, Rachel (P4911)
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| 5445 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, David (P4912)
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| 5446 | DOB: Lippe pg 222 DOD: Soc Sec Death Index SSN: 007-14-4577 | Violette, Donat Paul Emile (P4917)
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| 5447 | DOB: Lippe pg 222 Marr: Lippe pg 222 DOD: Billion Graves.com Burial Index. age 92 | Violette, Fidele Gerard (P4914)
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| 5448 | DOB: Lippe pg 222 Marr: Lippe pg 222 | Family: Donat Paul Emile Violette / Lucille B. Albert (F3740)
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| 5449 | DOB: Lippe pg 222 & Maine Record of Birth On 19 Feb 1945 there was an ariticle title Victory Bound, in the Bangor Daily News written by a John O'Connell, Jr. In the article there was mention about three Catholic Sisters from Van Buren, Maine who had gone to France for their novitiate, which is usually two years, but then WWII happened. In order to protect the three sisters they were sent far from Paris. One was Sister M. Fidele who was according to the article Germaine Violette, who was actually Blanche Geraldine (the artcile incorrectly had Germaine instead of Geraldine) and she was described as being "one of the best teachers they have had in the girls' school." The article went on to mention her brother PFC. Paul Emile Violette who had been wounded and was in an American hospital in France. Sister M. Fidele safely returned to the United States on 16 March 1947 aboard the S.S. Aquitania. | Violette, Blanche Geraldine Rel. Sr. (P4915)
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| 5450 | DOB: Lippe pg 222 & State of Maine birth record. DOD: Lippe pg 222 | Violette, Gerard Magella (P4916)
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