Notes
Matches 9,651 to 9,700 of 12,579
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| 9651 | Farmer | Frechette, Elie (P61286)
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| 9652 | Farmer | Talbot, Sylvestre (P71770)
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| 9653 | Farmer & Cook | Dupont, Napoleon Gedeon (P61004)
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| 9654 | Farmer. | Tardif, Emery Charles (P55276)
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| 9655 | farmer. | Martin, Louis Desire (P59784)
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| 9656 | Fatally shot himself in front of Bay Pines VA Medical Center, Tampa, FL | Violette, James W. (P6960)
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| 9657 | Father abandoned he and his mother. He was put up for adoption. | Obey, Francis Augustin (P42221)
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| 9658 | Father is Indian of Tobique, NB | Bernard, Michel (P10485)
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| 9659 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Neill, Michelle Lyn (P54318)
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| 9660 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Neill, Jeff Michael (P54319)
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| 9661 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violet, BreAnne Marie (P60300)
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| 9662 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, Joshua Martin (P53885)
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| 9663 | Fathers name provided by Dala M Blethen | McDonald, Calvin Bennett Sr. (P1051)
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| 9664 | Female child | Houde (P33010)
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| 9665 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, Chris Steven (P68832)
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| 9666 | Findagrave.com Fur trapper | Emond, Pierre (Peter) (P77966)
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| 9667 | First American female poetress. Her poems are still in print. | Dudley, Ann (P74874)
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| 9668 | First Brisson in Canada was Rene, born in La Rochelle area of France about 1635. Married Anne Vezina at Ange-Gardien,Quebec, Sep-6-1664. They had nine children. | Brisson, Conrad (P22682)
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| 9669 | First came to Elkhart Co. Indiana from Ohio in the spring of 1828 | Violett, Major John Wesley (P40305)
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| 9670 | First Doucet to settle "Montagne de la Croix" See booklet "cinquantenaire de la chapelle" | Doucet, Onezime (P9096)
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| 9671 | First family in Quebec Jette p.561 He was head of the first Canadian family. Grocer and phamicist at Port Royal 1606-1607 and between 1611-1613.Arrived in Quebec 7-15-1617. He was granted consessions at Sault-au-Matelot (Quebec) and on the St. Charles River near Quebec City. Was the first farmer at Quebec. | Hebert, Louis (P42534)
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| 9672 | First name corected to Marina - provided by Jaime Nolan | Milley, Marina Louise (P11562)
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| 9673 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dupont, Howey (P60551)
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| 9674 | First record found for Charles Lund is of his enlistment in the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force on 12 Feb. 1918 at Toronto Ontario. Yet his Certificate of Medical Examination was signed on the same date in Chicago, Illinois. That document states that Charles was born at Wirmland, Sweden on 14 Sept. 1896. His Death Certificate from Boulder City, Nevada shows his birth on 8 Sept 1892 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It states that Charles died of a Coronary Occulion on 9 Feb. 1952. The Death Certificate lists his occupation as gardener, and that he was never married. His Obituary tells yet a different story, stating that Charles (Shorty) was born on 18 or 8 Sept. 1892 at Chicago, Illinois. It states that Charles was a registered pharmacist and followed that profession for some time. He was a song writer, composer and artist. He enlisted in the Canadian Army on 30 Nov 1914, and was on continuous service overseas in World War 1, first in the Canadian Army and later with the United States Army after America's entry into the war in 1917. The obituary states he was wounded 3 times and had Purple Heart decorations,the British War Medal, the Mons Star, and 3 Blue Chevrons from the British. He also served a term with the French Foreign Legion in Morocco. On his return to the States, he engaged in the pharmacuetical business, was also a cosmetic manufacturer, and employed at the Walt Disney movie studios. He was also a member of the Free & Accepted Masonic Order. 1940 US Federal Census states he was a guard at the Mission Hotel in Los Angeles. Yet, with all these acomplisments, no United States Service Record can be found. I will leave the conclusion up to the reader. | Lund, Charles A. (P82952)
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| 9675 | Fisherman | Talbot, Louis Denis (P55045)
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| 9676 | Fisherman | Talbot, Vilbon (P70782)
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| 9677 | Fisherman | Bourgeois, Lucien (P71676)
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| 9678 | Fisherman | Rochette, John Oliver (P71680)
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| 9679 | Five other children died in infancy. | Family: Joseph Giroux / Mederise (Maria) Guerin (F24865)
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| 9680 | Fled the expulsion from PEI to Miquelon, where he met his bride. returned to Rustico PEI in 1768 | Doucet, Jean (P41233)
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| 9681 | Flight nurse during WWII and Korea and Naval Academy. 1930 Census has Frances M. Mildred W. Violette EASTON -- Mildred W. Violette, 81, of County Road 113, died Friday, Nov. 15, 2002, at her home. Born March 4, 1921, at the family farm in Easton, she was the daughter of the late T. Francis and Philamone Young Walsh. Mrs. Violette served as a Lieutenant with the U.S. Navy during WWII and the Korean conflict. She was a flight nurse at several locations around the world and had also served at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. She took great pride in being a mother and was involved with the family farm. She was also a communicant of Notre Dame-Visitation Church in Schuylerville. Her husband, Glenn M. Violette, died in 1996. Survivors include one daughter, Judith Balaty of Colorado Springs, Colo.; four sons, Glenn, Thomas and John Violette of Easton and James Violette of Pittsford; one sister, Patricia Smaldone of Waldorf, Md.; seven grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2002, at Notre Dame-Visitation Church with the Rev. Christopher Welch officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call on Monday from 4 to 7 p.m. at Flynn Bros. Inc. Funeral Home, 13 Gates Ave., Schuylerville. Memorials may be made in her memory to St. Jude's Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105-1905 or to Easton Greenwich Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 84, Greenwich, NY 12834. | Walsh, (Frances) Mildred Twin (P8167)
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| 9682 | Former Attorney General | Violet, Arlene M. (P66915)
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| 9683 | Former president of St. F.X. | MacKinnon, Gregory Priest (P11953)
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| 9684 | Foster son. | Zarrella, Rev. Attillio (P61240)
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| 9685 | Fought in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. Retired from US Army in 1964 with the rank of Colonel. | Cormier, Everett L. (P57751)
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| 9686 | Fought on the Confederate side in the Civil War and was killed. | Henderson, William Hickman (P42644)
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| 9687 | Found guilty of sexual assault on a minor under age 12. 9-11-2000. Incarcerated & died in state prison at Pinellas, FL | Martin, Louis A. (P59554)
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| 9688 | Found her listed as Louise Hedgidge in Poitras marriage records. | Soucy, Louise Edwidge (P10750)
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| 9689 | Founder of St. Louis de Blanfaod. developed the hard wood industry in that area. | Heon, Charles (P55252)
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| 9690 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, Rita (P653)
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| 9691 | Four additional children died in infansy. | Family: Moise Jean Baptiste Guerin Lafountaine / Euphrasie Paquette (F24854)
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| 9692 | Four children born of this marriage. | Family: Isidore Theriault / Philomene Daigle (F19284)
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| 9693 | Franciis Xavier and Marie Anne Choiniere had 12 children. | Guerin, Francois-Xavier (P33530)
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| 9694 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Violette, Francine Maria (P46460)
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| 9695 | Francois owned at least three parcels of land around St. Pierre du Nord. he was one of the first European settlers on the island, having settled at Havre St. Pierre in 1719. | Douville, Francois (P71355)
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| 9696 | Francois raised the four children of Jean Baptiste Augustin Cote and Madeleine Bergeron. They adopted the name Cote dit Frechette. Within two years of marriage Madeleine died leaving Francois a widow and the four children orphans. | Frechet, Francois-Xavier (P56050)
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| 9697 | Francois was in the first group to settle in Madawaska. On 16 Dec 1791, he was commissioned a captain in the militia of the district of Madawaska. | Cyr, Capt. Francois (P3746)
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| 9698 | Frank Roland DUNPHY-376 DOB & DOD from N.B. Death Ceretificate Children from Poitras' Edmundston Birth and Death records. CHILD 1 - Edward MCKINNON- DUNPHY-529 He was adopted by Frank Dunphy He is the son of Elizabeth Bertin by her first marriage to John Edward McKinnon. CHILD 11 - Harvey Francis BERNARD-1439 Born out of wedlock to Charles Bernard and Elisabeth (Bessie) Dunphy and adopted by Frank Dunphy and wife Elisabeth Bertin. | Dunphy, Frank Roland (P376)
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| 9699 | Freda Blanche Fuller Dionne joined her beloved Rollie and son Fred in Heaven on September 16, 2017. She was born in Easton on Jan. 2, 1929 to Mary Estelle McKinney and Vernon Dudley Fuller. She graduated from Easton High School and attended Husson College. She was honored and proud to have held many offices in her 50 year association with the Rebekah Lodge. Freda was also a long time member of the Easton United Methodist Church and UMW. The American Legion Post 187 was also one of her joys, she was a Gold Star Mother. Her best times were when family was gathered. She loved cooking and baking for them and for all her organizational events. Knitting and sewing and crafting were also favorite pastimes. Freda was predeceased by 4 brothers: Clarence, Donald, Leland and Neal, and 2 sisters: Marie Fuller and Dorothy Fuller Dubois. She leaves behind 2 sisters: Alice Peers of Caswell and Joan Russell of Portland. Also missing her will be her children Cynthia Seaborne Plourde, Linda Seaborne Hansen, Stephen Seaborne, Allen Dionne, Brenda Dionne Walker, Dee Dee Dionne Caldwell, and Robert Dionne; 17 grandchildren and their children, friends Lu and Dana Dean and Heidi and Jason Thompson and family. Services will be held at 1 PM on Thursday, September, 21 2017 at the Mars Hill United Methodist Church, reception to follow, then interment at Estes Cemetery in Easton. | Fuller, Freda Blanche (P46553)
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| 9700 | Frederick must have died in infancy. He does not show up on subsequent records, and a sister, Eleanor catherine was born in 1920 | Goodspeed, Frederick E (P69311)
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