Notes
Matches 9,851 to 9,900 of 12,579
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| 9851 | Immigrated in 1906 | Wojcik, Rosalie (Rosa) (P74704)
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| 9852 | Immigrated to the USA from Canada on 26 August 1906. Port of arrival, Van Buren, ME | Perreault, Didier (P49731)
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| 9853 | Immigrated to United Staes when 4 months old. Retired as a cheif in the Winslow, ME fire department | Gilbert, Romuald J.(Romeo) (P15307)
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| 9854 | Immigrated to United States in 1913. Naturalized 1-4-1937 in Billings Montana. Signed natulazation certificate with great difficulty. At the time he was 5ft 7 inches tall, and weighed 165 lbs. Medium complexion, blue eyes and brown hair. | Fox, Conrad (P1216)
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| 9855 | Immigrated to USA 1876 | Petru, John (P18860)
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| 9856 | Immigrated to USA 1876 | Josephine (P19029)
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| 9857 | Immigrated to USA in 1871 | Belanger, Edward (P12815)
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| 9858 | Immigrated to USA in 1876. Teamster. | Kosin, Joseph (P19031)
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| 9859 | Immigrated to USA in 1884 with son Joseph and daughters Adele and Emma. | Levesque, Marie-Rose (Rosalie) (P27997)
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| 9860 | Immigrated to USA in 1911 | Leonard, Garfield (P79529)
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| 9861 | Immigrated to USA in1870 | Dumont, Germain (P12445)
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| 9862 | In 1752 they were living at St. Pierre du Nord. The census taker addressed him as sieur and listed his occupation as fisherman. Charles had been in the country for 20 years. In Nov 1758 Louis Charles and his seven children were deported back to St. Malo, France. The two month voyage nearly destroyed the family. Two children were buried at sea, and his wife and two other children died within 3 months of reaching St. Malo. In 1764, Louis Charles and his family emigrated to Martinique. The family returned to France the same year, except for Charles Louis who remained in Martinique. Louis Charles died on the return voyage to France. | Talbot, Louis Charles (P71353)
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| 9863 | In 1769 he occupied land lot 114 at Saint-Jacques on the eastern bank of the Mississippi in Louisiana. | Chiasson, Pierre (P17430)
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| 9864 | In 1769 he occupied the land lot 47 at Saint-Jacques on the western bank of the Mississippi in Louisiana. | Chiasson, Paul (P17433)
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| 9865 | In 1854 travelled from Illinois by wagon train to Nevada City, CA. Established a residence in Red Dog, CA where he worked in the mines until he broke his leg. After the mishap he moved his family to the Elk Grove, CA area and took up farming. | Mitchell, Joseph (P45827)
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| 9866 | In 1861 census for Madawaska, NB she is living with son Henry along with all her sons and daughters | Plourde, Marie Louise (Lizette) (P10992)
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| 9867 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Akerley, Florence (P41023)
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| 9868 | In 1940 at age 13 she was a State Ward. She was a talented ballet dancer. | Violette, Frances E. (Chickie) (P70688)
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| 9869 | In Adele's death record her fathers last name was spelled Russ and mother was Caroline Landry which conflicts with Genealogies of the Catholic Families of Maine, New Brunswick, and the Province of Quebec | Ross, Guillaume (P21101)
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| 9870 | In Nov. 1773, Marie Louise was living in an orphanage when her uncle, Francois Bonnaire, took her on his ship "Marie Francoise", to Ile St. Pierre. In 1778, during the American revolution she was deported back to France. | Talbot, Marie Louise (P71364)
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| 9871 | In the 1850 Van Buren census he and his wife are living with their son Regis DOD: he is not with his sone in the 1860 Van Buren census, but his wife is, indicating he had passed. | Thibodeau, Paul (P2112)
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| 9872 | In the 1900 Van Buren Census she is listed as Head of the family and operating a Boarding House with 11 boarders listed | Cyr, Nathalie (Athalie) (P2302)
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| 9873 | In the 1920 Caribou census he is living with his sone Paul | St. Pierre, Philias Felix (P25252)
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| 9874 | In the 1930 Redlake Falls, MN census Fred is widowed and living with his mother, along with his two children, Paul & Viola | Violette, Fred (P3206)
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| 9875 | In WWII he served in the Navy on the USS North Carolina in the Pacific Theatre. | Violette, Rudolph Louis (Rudy) (P5123)
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| 9876 | In WWII, Tony served with the 297th Combat Engineers in the European-Africa-Middle east and including landing in Normandy on D-Day. He was awarded the Bronze Star. Was a machinist for Pratt & Whitney for 22 years. | Forte, Anthonio (P70349)
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| 9877 | Indian | Polis, Louise (P69240)
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| 9878 | Indians of Tobique, NB | Bernard, Nicolas (P68736)
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| 9879 | Indians of Tobique, NB | Bernard, Pierre (P68738)
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| 9880 | Indians of Tobique, NB | Polis, Francois Xavier (P68740)
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| 9881 | Infant son. | Violette (P68058)
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| 9882 | info found in Oct-Dec, 1991 issues of Les Cahiers | Bourgeois, Nicholas Grandjean (P21650)
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| 9883 | Info from 1930 census. Departed Harve Italy on the ship "La Champagne" Arrived in New York 3-23-1903. Served in WW I and WWII. | Bollea, Pietro Peter Sr. (P42049)
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| 9884 | Info from Bangor Obit. | Cyr, Adolphe (P25992)
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| 9885 | Info from Bangor Obit. | Cyr, Delmar N. (Bo) (P57815)
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| 9886 | Info from Bangor obit. | Cyr, Lucien A. (P57830)
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| 9887 | info from birth certificate | Berry, Richard Ernest twin (P24260)
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| 9888 | Info from Guy Dubay | Fouquereau, Elisabeth Ursule (P849)
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| 9889 | info from Guy Dubay | Soucy, Ernest Joseph (P8175)
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| 9890 | info from guy dubay | Viel, Louis (P46943)
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| 9891 | Info from Harold F. Carbonneau Jr. | Langlais, Mary Martha (P51941)
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| 9892 | Info from obit. Bangor Daily News. | Cyr, Clarence P. (P57927)
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| 9893 | Info from Obituary, Bangor Daily News. | Cyr, Lionel (P57941)
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| 9894 | Info from Obituary. | Dionne, David (P57658)
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| 9895 | Info from obituary. | Cyr, Gerard J. (P57679)
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| 9896 | Info from obituary. Bangor Dailt News. | Cyr, Gerald J. (P57909)
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| 9897 | Info from obituary. Bangor Daily News. | Cormier, Adrien (P23483)
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| 9898 | Info from Tanya Wright. e-mail rtswright@shaw.ca | Boyer, Pierre (P40713)
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| 9899 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Laroche, Lucienne Marie-Ange. (P25820)
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| 9900 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cadrin, Jean-Daniel (P80739)
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