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Norma Deloris Larson Dill (my Mom) passed away on February 27, 2009 at her home in Spearfish, SD. Her cremains are buried at the Pukwana Norwegian Lutheran Cemetary in Pukwana, SD.
I just discovered your LaVoy family website and am fascinated with it. I have copies of some of the pictures you display. I will send you an update of our little “piece” of the family one day soon. A little bit is enclosed herein.
Deb (Dill/Krebs) Leige
Married to Steven Leige 9-2-04 in Houston, Texas
My son Eric John Krebs(born 12-5-76) married Kati Lee Corrick on June 19, 2003 in Spearfish, SD
2 children: Jaci Lyn Krebs born July 9, 2001 and Wyatt John Krebs born February 10, 2004
Thank you for all your work on this….my mother spoke of you often and was thrilled with all the information you provided to her, referring to it often during her later years.
My home e-mail is dleige@gmail.com.
Thanks, again.
Deb Leige
CQL Coordinator
(605) 642-2785 X 220
625 Harvard Street
Spearfish, SD 57783-1897
www.nhtc.org
| Larson, Norma Deloris (I00463)
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Norma died of Respiratory failure secondary oto arteriosclerosis. | Dusseau, Norma Mary (I00233)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Nichols, Norma (I04935)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Spotts, Norman Allen (I02012)
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Not recorded in Gendis, the Michigan Death Index. But second male stillborn in 1878 is recorded. may be a mistake duplicate for the 1878 child. | LaVoy, Still born (I01242)
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Note from Terry Shebel, nephew of Edward Shebel:
Yes, Edward Shebel - born circa 1917, was my uncle.....killed in world war 2 in General Montgomery's offensive over the Rhine river in 1944....Killed in a glider crash, as I've heard.....Just wondered if his daughter, Geraldine was still alive.....Edward's wife, Agnes either, left the family home abruptly after Edward's death, or was divorced ealier.....Edward's home was left standing for many decades after the war....My brother walked thru it in 1971 and found many letters from Edward, at war, to Agnes....As if the marriage was ended abruptly....Regards, Terry Shebel
--- On Thu, 11/12/09, Patrick Tombeau wrote:
From: Patrick Tombeau
Subject: Re:
To: "Terry Shebel"
| Shebel, Edward (I07159)
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| 1357 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LaVoy, Andrea (I00991)
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| 1358 |
notes on the menad Family Genea,ogy can be found in A. J. Larabell's work on his family, possibly in the Toledo (Ohio) Library genealogical collection. It is also found in my family papers in a letter dated October 12, 19566. | Menard, Jean Baptiste (I07064)
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| 1359 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kerr, Vance Elwood James (I09055)
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Nothing further in Tanguay about this woman. See her husband's note section for information from Tanquay's gnealogical dictionary. | Family F3697
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| 1361 |
Nothing further known. | Coulthard, Thomas (I05022)
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Obituaries indicte that Toussaint and his family came to SD in 1885 from Monroe County, MI. His son Vollie's obit indicates they settled near Bijou Falls and Cahmberlain. Toussaint died in the house he was born in which at that time was owned by his brother Francis in Erie, MI. This home was originally Charles LaVoy Sr.'s homestead.
On December 27, 1910, he left Belle Fourche, S.D., age 74, in the company of his son, Franklin, to visit his brothers in Erie, Michigan, where he caught double lobar pneumonia and died two months later.
While Toussaint and his family first settled near Chamberlain SD, two years before his death settled on a ranch in Hoover, SD, near Belle Fourche. He is buried with his wife in Pine Slope Cemetery in the latter city. A photograph of the cemetery site exists in the photo collection and pictures of his family's log cabin and family. Rollie Knaggs states that Toussaint paid Dennis Knaggs (Rollie's older brother) $50 for the wagon Toussaint took his family in to South Dakota.
He is described a s a family man, kind to all, and without an enemy (See several obits for other details)
One obituary from a Monroe County paper contains a poem on his passing:
"Sisters, brothers, friends so dear
Father's spirit has flown to a brighter sphere.
No more on earth will we have him to love;
For God has called him to that home above.
God's ways we do not understand,
His wisdom we do not command,
God's purposes we do not know:
This is not given to man below.
Twas hard to part with one so dear,
We could not, would not check the rising tear
We've met him so oft in times of yore,
Must it be now we'll meet him no more?
No, this can not be for God has said
A crown of glory waits the victor's head.
We may meet him, yes, on that better shore,
Meet him in Heaven where parting is no more. | LaVoy, Toussaint (I00053)
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Obituary from The Standard Press, August 3, 1981, states that she died in her home in Fairfield, WI. She was born in Sterling, Il, and grew up and was educated there. She married in Burlington, WI, George Hancock in 1952. She lived in Burlington until 1973 when she moved to Augusta, WI, and then to Fairchild in 1978. In Augusta, WI, she and her husband operated the Gateway Nite Club. In Fairchild they owned and operated the Overhaed Bar. She was a member of the United Methodist Church. Burial services were from McCarthy-Koenig Funeral home to the Burlington Cemetery. She was survived by her husband, her step mother, Mrs. Aletta Reinhart Smith, Beaver Dam; a daughter, Christy (Don) Jackson, Minneapolis, MN; four sons, David of Wheaton, IL; james, Kansasville, WI; Peter, New Orleans, LA; Michael, Arlington, VA; two grandchildren; a sister, Irene Grey, of Skokie, IL, two brothers, Benjamin and Herbert (sic, shuld be Hubert), both of California, and other relatives. | Reinhart, Maxine (I04400)
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Occupation: self emplayed carpenter working in both Michigan and Ohio. He also worked at an archery shop in Samaria, MI. | LaVoy, Orville Israel (I00134)
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Of unknown origin and birth according to Rene Jette. | LeDuc, Jeanne Du Corps dit (I03812)
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Ohma Wiulette in her family newsletter, Family Time, of June, 2004, believes the marriage record was destroyed in a church fire, perhaps, St. Mary's of Kawkawlin, MI. | Duso, Nellie (I07081)
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Olin Iott lived at 343 Heiss, Frenchtown, Monroe Co., MI. His telephone number with Monroe area code was 242-3255. | Iott, Olin R. (I01957)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F4168
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F4167
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One of the first three land owners in Canada. He and his wife came to Canada in about 1614, according to Sulte, Histoire, II, p. 148. He signed a complaint with Champlain against the two companies in Canada on August 18, 1621 (Sulte, II, p.11), Pierre Des Portes held the title of Sieur de Lignere and was a member of the 100 Associartes (Cent-Associes)
See Tanguay, Genealogical Dictionary, Vol. 1, p. 444.
Genealogy of French in North America
The family of Pierre DESPORTES and Françoise LANGLOIS
[39] DESPORTES, Pierre (..), born Lisieux (diocèse) (Calvados: 140366), France, died after 1629-05-18
* married about 1620, from Lisieux (diocèse) (Calvados: 140366), France
LANGLOIS, Françoise (.. & .., d'après DGFQ 346 [3966]), died after 1629-05-18
1) Hélène, born 1620-07-07 Québec (Québec), died 1675-06-24 Québec (Québec), married Québec (Québec) 1634-10-01 Guillaume HÉBERT, married Québec (Québec) 1640-01-09 Noël MORIN | de Ligner)Desportes, Pierre (Sieur (I06097)
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Opal Irene Scott was born in Boseman, MT when her parents were pasing through this city on their way out West from their starting point, Springfield, MO. | Scott, Opal Irene (I07030)
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Or alternate date of deaht is October 28, 1979 from Mrs. Albertha Gautherie Baker's family log. | Gauthier, Emery Joseph (I07104)
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Otis Lawrence Purvis was a colonel of the U.S. Army. | Purvis, Otis Lawrence (I03197)
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Our Ancestors famfind@sympatico.ca supplied date and place of death for Jeanne Aunois
See: Cyprien Tanguay, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes, Vol 1, pg 365 | Aunois, Jeanne (I06047)
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Owned LaVoy Appliance in Sylvania, OH for 28 years. (her obit) | LaVoy, Merlyn (I01757)
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| 1376 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Byrne, Pamela (I09249)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Reaume, Patricia Ann (I04058)
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Patricia Hasset lives with her husband and three children at Old Castle, Onrtario, Canada. | Hasset, Patricia (I03269)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Healey, Patricia Anne (I05347)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Morrison, Patrick Carl (I04355)
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Patrick Carlton Fitzsimmons was a cardiac invalid, he lived at home until his death at the age of 27 of rheumatic heart disease. He is buried in St. Patrick's Cemetry, Blakely, PA, with his parents, Patrick Fitzsimmons and Jenny Mackerel. His grave is marked with a stone engraved "Carlton Fitzsimmons" | Fitzsimmons, Patrick Carlton (I05183)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Robertson, Patrick Kenneth Dederick\ (I05258)
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Patrick Killian remained single. | Killian, Patrick (I05024)
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Patrick McCarty lives near Holland, MI. He works for Consumer Power Co. | McCarty, Patrick (I01585)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lucker, Patti (I06873)
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Paul A. LaVoy was a farmer and lived at 831 Substation Rd., Erie, MI. | LaVoy, Paul A. (I00705)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Beeson, Paul Andrew (I00967)
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Paul Duard McCarty died in WWII (December 21, 1944) on the Island of Layte, the Philippines when a provision box dropped on him from a plane providing food through air drops. He is buried in the National Cemetery in Manilla, the Philippines. He was single. | McCarty, Paul Duard (I01571)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LaVoy, Paul Joseph (I00852)
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Paul Mikels lived in Erie, MI. | Mikels, Paul (I08901)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Morrison, Paul (I00343)
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Paul Nicolas McCary was a Marine. He was sngle at the time of his death when he was killed by a drunk driver. | McCarty, Paul Nicolas (I01640)
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Paul Roberts may be a child of his father Albert Roberts' second wife, Lydia ? | Roberts, Paul (I01975)
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| 1394 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Piche, Paul Matthew (I00285)
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Paula LaVoy resides with second husband at:
1723 Indian Lakes Road
Cedar Springs, MI 49319
Trina Stull attends Pine Valley College, in Grand Rapids, MI. | LaVoy, Paula (I00902)
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| 1396 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Petee, Paula Marie (I01863)
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| 1397 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F4185
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Peggy (I10926)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Oliver, Peggy (I07219)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Burmeister, Peggy Jean (I04509)
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