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| 951 | Born December 18, 1956 to Benjamin and Rita (Laughlin) Violette of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, James Leo Violette passed away May 9, 2023 in his Wickenburg, Arizona home. He is survived by five siblings. Jim was a cabinet maker and long haul truck driver, most recently employed at Carefree Camper Company in Wickenburg. Jim served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps. His favorite pastime was panning for gold in the desert. Jim will be missed by his family and friends. | Violette, James Leo (P4997)
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| 952 | Born in Hungary, emigrated to Canada then to the Sacramento, CA area. | Honig, Joseph (P45814)
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| 953 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Shackelford, Rachel Marie (P6882)
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| 954 | Born Neil J Albergine. | Albergine, Neil Joseph (P69895)
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| 955 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gerding, Niko B. (P81840)
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| 956 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gerding, Bennett (P81841)
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| 957 | Born on the Jackson ranch at the North Fork of the Yuba River two days before reaching Nevada City, CA while travelling by wagon train from Illinois. | Mitchell, Elizabeth Eleanor (P45826)
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| 958 | Born on the Miramichi N.B.. Farmer in Pemberton N.B. , took his family to Island Falls in Maine | Dunphy, Charles Washington (P515)
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| 959 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Miller, Emma Jean Rose (P68580)
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| 960 | Born Ora Andross. Adopted in 1859 by Robert & Sarah (Lynders) Violet. His birth parents were Leaber & Elizabeth (Cramm) Andross. | Violet, Ora (P68121)
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| 961 | Born out of wedlock to Romain Violette and a Poirier. Mad Mar Record shows his parents as Albert Poirier and Emilie Tardiff. He may have been adopted. | Poirier, Adolphe (Ti-Bi) (P46752)
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| 962 | Both parents died young. She was raised by her paternal grandparents. | Fortier (P54499)
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| 963 | Brian Paul LeRiche, 53, passed away unexpectedly from COPD complications on Tuesday, January 17, 2017, at his home in Canton. He was born in Lewiston, Maine on June 28, 1963, the son of Alfred Noel LeRiche, Jr. and Blanche (Violette) LeRiche, the twelfth of their 13 children. He attended local parochial schools and graduated from Lewiston High School in 1981. There are special memories of Brian, a quiet sweet boy, camping at Hermit Island, swimming at Little Wilson Pond and playing family card and board games before mental illness entered his life. Be at peace, Brian. He was predeceased by his father in 2004 and his mother in 2009. He is survived by 8 sisters; Eileen and husband, Wallace Garroway of Standish, Gail and husband, James McCourt of Woolwich, Nancy and husband John Stern of Cape Neddick, Carol ReRiche of Lewiston, Karen LeRiche and wife Lorna Littleway of New York, NY, Debra LeRiche of Folsom, CA, Catherine and husband Daniel Boutin of Auburn and Cynthia LeRiche of Folsom, CA, 4 brothers; Steven LeRiche and Husband Chuck Austin of North Adams, MA, Michael LeRiche of Lewiston, Jeffrey and wife, Judy LeRiche of Burlington, NC and James and wife, Laurie LeRiche of Albany, OR. He is also survived by 14 nieces and nephews and many great-nieces and great-nephews, as well as numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. | LeRiche, Brian Paul (P85688)
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| 964 | Brick Maker | Loach, William (P79658)
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| 965 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violet, Brittany Ann (P60302)
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| 966 | Brought family to USA in 1875. Was school principal. Taught music and was choir master. | Petru, Jan Jr. twin (P18781)
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| 967 | Brought his family and slaves from Kentucy to Florida, MO | Damrell, Edmund (P38377)
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| 968 | Brun pg 83 - Pierre and Marguerite were Innkeepers at block 21 in Louisbourg, when Pierre died she became the owner of four houses including three across from the Hospital as well as the Inn, and a farm in Mire. | Theriault, Marguerite (P85495)
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| 969 | Brun pg 83 - Pierre and Marguerite were Innkeepers at block 21 in Louisbourg, when Pierre died she became the owner of four houses including three across from the Hospital as well as the Inn, and a farm in Mire. | Boisseau, Pierre (P85496)
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| 970 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Nolette, Nancy Ann (P24252)
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| 971 | Burial location as per Marc R. Thibault (mthibault79@Pcloud.com) | Chasse, David (P26563)
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| 972 | Burial location as per Marc R. Thibault (mthibault79@Pcloud.com) | Albert, Arthemise (P26564)
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| 973 | Buried at: Section 56a Site 1084 SSN: 005-10-1834 | Gilbert, Romeo Marius twin (P54959)
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| 974 | Buried in the cemetery up river from the chapel of St. Laurent. ref S. White p.526 | Doucet, Marguerite Louise Judith (P15807)
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| 975 | Buried under the name Magdelaine Cadet. | Robichaud, Madeleine dit Cadet (P24736)
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| 976 | Came to Acadia abt 1708. | Surette, Pierre (P17425)
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| 977 | Came to Canada 7-11-1828 | MacKinnon, Duncan (P12245)
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| 978 | Came to Canada in 1779 | MacLeod, Neil (P66)
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| 979 | Came to Canada in 1797 | MacLeod, John (P138)
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| 980 | Came to Canada in 1820 | MacDonald, Mary (P139)
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| 981 | Came to Canada in 1821 | McLennan, Christina (P22623)
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| 982 | Came to Canada in 1830 at age 12 Farmer and coal miner. | MacKinnon, Neil Kenneth (Handsome) (P74)
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| 983 | Came to San Francisco about 1867, returned to Europe and married in 1878. He returned to San francisco with his family in 1888. | Loux, Jacob Alphonse (P1685)
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| 984 | Came to USA 1875 | Petru, Josephine (P18790)
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| 985 | Came to USA in 1875 | Petru, Emanuel (P18792)
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| 986 | Came to USA in 1876 | Petru, Marie (P18793)
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| 987 | Came to USA in 1879. | Slatinsky, Paul (P18796)
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| 988 | Came to USA in 1887. | Kopecky, Agnes (P18863)
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| 989 | Came to USA in 1892 Editor | Kraus, Thomas Sr. (P18875)
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| 990 | Came to USA in 1902 by way of Winnipeg Canada | Fox, John (P18740)
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| 991 | Came to USA march 1907 | Fox, Jacob Jake (P18758)
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| 992 | Can find no reference to the Levasseur marriage. I don't recall the source of the posted record. Gary Levesque: St. Bruno, Van Buren, Maine parish records Ancestry.com/family-tree | Levasseur, Jules (P10820)
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| 993 | Capt. of Militia | Robichaud, Sieur Anselme (P82708)
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| 994 | Captain of a light calvary company. | Francois, Isaac (P50617)
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| 995 | Captain of Militia | Brouillet dit Laviolette, Sieur Jean Baptiste (P67051)
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| 996 | Captain of Militia 1697 | dit Lavigne Rivard, Nicolas (P53839)
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| 997 | Captain of Militia of St. Vallier. Seigneurial Judge of Bellechasse. | Corriveau, Jacques (P41692)
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| 998 | Captain of the Royal Guard | Denys, Mathurin (P79696)
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| 999 | Carmen D. Cyr, 91, died Aug. 8, 2011, in Bangor, after a brief illness. She was born Dec. 4, 1919, in Van Buren, the daughter of Alfred and Emma (Paradis) Dionne. She was married to Angelo N. Cyr for 30 years until his death in 1970. Carmen was a graduate of St. Joseph's Academy, Portland, and Merrill Business School, South Norwalk, Conn. She and her husband were owners of Cyr's Department Store, Van Buren. For more than 40 years she was court clerk for Van Buren Municipal Court until retiring in 1990. Carmen was active in politics at the local, state and national levels for many years. She served as the Maine State Republican chairwoman and was an alternate delegate at the 1960 Republican National Convention in Chicago. She was a member of the Maine State Association of Court Clerks, a charter member of the Van Buren chapter of Business and Professional Women and a past member of Van Buren Daughters of Isabella and Women's Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars. After retirement Carmen moved to Bangor to be closer to her family. She was a member of St. Mary's Parish. She enjoyed spending time with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She loved to travel and she had a great passion for reading. She is survived by three daughters, Betty Schug and her husband, Ray, of Renton, Wash., Chris Lee and her husband, Dan, of Bangor and Cheryl Cyr and her husband, Richard Meade, of Kissimmee, Fla.; a daughter-in-law, Paulette Frye of Belfast; 10 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren; and special family member, Wakine Tanous of East Millinocket. In addition to her husband, Carmen was predeceased by her son, Fred, in 1988. Family and friends may visit 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 18, at Kiley & Foley Funeral Service, 299 Union St., Bangor. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 19, at St. Paul the Apostle Parish, St. Mary's Catholic Church, Bangor. Committal and burial will be after the service at St. Bruno Cemetery, Van Buren. | Dionne, Carmen (P4206)
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| 1000 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Nevers, Carol Verna Violette (P3780)
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