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Matches 2,051 to 2,100 of 2,135

#	Notes	Linked to
2051	Thomas LaVoy lived in Alcajon, CA.	LaVoy, Thomas (I01150)
2052	Thomas LaVoy lived in Sylvania, OH.	LaVoy, Thomas (I04054)
2053	Thomas Martin resided in California.	Martin, Thomas (I01622)
2054	Thomas Meyers lived in Ottawa Lake, Monroe County, MI.	Myers, Thomas (I09193)
2055	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Russow, Thomas Paul (I01900)
2056	Thomas Sulier was cremated.	Sulier, Thomas E. (I06344)
2057	Thomas Woodrow Tambo, the ninth child of William Tambo and Elizabeth Fitzsimmons, was born around l9l5-l6 and died at the age of l month, according to his sister, Pearl Tambeau. No other evidence has been found. He apparently died before he could be baptized at St. Patrick's in Olyphant, PA.	Tambo, Thomas Woodrow (I04183)
2058	Tim Kilby lives in Las Vegas, NV.	Kilby, Tom (I04747)
2059	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Harris, Timothy J. (I10668)
2060	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LaVoy, Timothy (I00858)
2061	Tnaguay states that Honore Dany dit Torangeau was a rough in carpenter. His "dit name" of Tourangeau indicates he is a native of Touraine, France. See Tanguay, Genealogical Dictionary, Vol. 1, p. 157 for Honroe Danny/Danis' entry and those of his wife, children, parents and her parents. See this site or information on the Danny/Danis Family: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tduescher&id=I09376 (Rootsweb sponsored site; Stoveken, Vandenberg, Brouillard, St. Mitchell, Duescher, Fulp, Campbell Entries: 10903 Updated: 2006-06-09 12:25:04 UTC (Fri) Contact: Tom Duescher Home Page: More information about my ancestors from Kaukauna	Tourangeau, Honore Danny\Danis dit (I05788)
2062	Tobias C. LaVoy lived at 6258 Detroit Ave., Erie, MI.	LaVoy, Tobias C. (I00816)
2063	Today Magny, Pentoise, France is Valley-en-Oise, France. Genealogy of French in North America: http://www.francogene.com/quebec-genealogy/004/575.php The family of Thomas GUÉDON and Isabelle de MORIN [4575] GUÉDON, Thomas (..) * married before 1631, from Magny-en-Vexin (Val-D'Oise: 950355), France MORIN (de), Isabelle (..) 1) Marie Anne, born about 1631 (sép-1732) Magny-en-Vexin (Val-D'Oise: 950355), France, buried 1732-03-22 Yamachiche (Québec), cm 1665-10-26 (greffe Jacques de Latouche) Gabriel BENOÎT dit LAFOREST, cm 1695-02-07 (greffe Sévérin Ameau) Marin MARETTE dit LABARRE See also: Tanguay, Genealogical Dictionary, Vol. 1, p. 41.	Guedon, Thomas (I10153)
2064	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LaVoy, Todd (I10924)
2065	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Strasdin, Tony Joseph (I04220)
2066	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LaVoy, Steven C. (I02435)
2067	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Kerr, Zane Raymond (I09059)
2068	Ty Jennings lived in Redding. CA.	Jennings, Ty (I08939)
2069	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LaVoy, Jeanette (I01732)
2070	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Fay, Vickie (I03625)
2071	Urbain Tessier was a pit sawyer, carpenter , farmer.	Tessier, Urbain (I05448)
2072	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Bunker, Ursula Victoria (I10967)
2073	Varnie's cause of death was diphtheria at the age at death: 8 months, 15 days (Monroe County Death Records, vol. 3, 1889-1897.) It is possible that this is the Charles LaVoy Ross refers to as this latter individual is unaccounted for by death or birth records. Further eseach in the baptismal records of St. Joseph, ERie, MI, may clarify the identity of Varnie or Charles LaVoy further.	LaVoy, Varnie (I09362)
2074	Vergil LaPointe was Vincent LaPointe's twin.	LaPointe, Virgil (I01362)
2075	Verne Polan died as the result of wounds in World War I.	Polan, Verne Emmett (I03660)
2076	Vernon Boyer lived in Sterling, IL.	Boyer, Vernon (I04804)
2077	Victor Knaggs remained single throughout life. He was living with his mother Angeline and his sister Julia Knaggs around the turn of the XXth century. He was a section man on the Ann Arbor Railroad. Information obtained from Robert B.Ross "The Knaggs Family of Ohio and Michigan. Victor's birth date was obtained from the Baptismal Records of St. Jospeh, Erie, MI. His godparents were Peter Petit and Angeline Labadie. Victor's brother, Rollie, stated his brother Victor, though illiterate, was quite wealthy. Victor develed a system of colored strings and papers to signify reasons for borrowing money and by whom with the amount that was borrowed kept in cans and bottles with the strings and papers. His grave is in St. Joseph Cemetery. Erie, MI and is marked with a polished granite tombstone and it appears he also had his parents' tombstones made of the same material as his was. They are burried next to him. His brother Alex Knaggs is also buried next to him in an unmarked grave. Victor is said to have lived in a house just north of his parents on Dixie Rd. When he died there was a mass scramble by people who knew his wiays, looking for buried treasure in his yard and house. The house no longer stands as it was burnt down after his death.	Knaggs, Victor (I09665)
2078	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LaPointe, Vincent Jerry (I01356)
2079	Vincent LaPointe is Virgil LaPointe's twin.	LaPointe, Vincent (I01361)
2080	Vincent LaPointed lived at 7938 Summerfield, Rd., Lambertville, MI.	LaPointe, Vincent (I01336)
2081	Virginia is still living in Massillon, OH, as of 2004.	Hammer, Virginia L. (I09528)
2082	Vollie died at his home in Cahmberlain, S.D. Prior to retirement he had worked a farm near Chamberlain which he sold in 1943. He came to S.D. with his parents at age 15. He died at age 87.	LaVoy, Vollie Toussaint (I00105)
2083	Volume 2 of the death records of Monroe County, pg. 91, published by the Monroe County Genealogical Society indicates this death is recorded in the actual death records on pg. 184, #60. The parents are indicated as Oclam jarvis and Sophia Jarvis (who is the grandmother of Lulu May Jarvis. the cause of Lulu May's death is unknown according to the record. At the date of death she is said to be 23 days old. The military records of Octave give her birth date as April 8, 1882. An error is in one record or the other.	Jarvis, Lulu May (I07022)
2084	W. Mark hasley lived in Monroe, MI. His telephone number was is 243-2840, Monroe area code.	Hasley, W. Mark (I01963)
2085	Walter ("Wally") called Dusseau was not a child of Rudolph Dusseau, but of a neighbor named Wally Bascom? Wally called Dusseau never married. He spent his last days in Jackson Prison sente3nced on a chartge of sexual mostation of a minor child (male). He died in Jackson Prison on 26 May 1990 of a heart attack. He was admitted to Jackson Prison on 23 April 1986 with a 3 to 5 year sentence. for a first degree criminal sexual conduct and a 4-15 year sentence for 3rd degree criminal sexual conduct. His prison readout indicates he had alcohol and drug dependency and was considered mentally ill. He wsa listed as homsexual. He was a known child molester. His prison number was 164579. His only known friend at the time of his death was Tom Johnston, 1st and Madison, Lapeer, MI. He is buried in the Jackson Prison Cemetery, Block 25, Lot 12 with a prison headstone.	Dusseau, Walter James called (I00317)
2086	Wareen Keller resided in Peterburg, MI.	Kollar, Warren L. (I01303)
2087	Wattie L. Eldrdge Jarvis was buried in Holy Sepuchre Cemetery. She died October 19, 1947, of a stroke with cerebral paralysis, Section 14. Lot 386, grace 12. She purchased at least 5 cemetery lots on May 31, 1929. Her husband Francis Xavier Jarvis died March 27, 1929. She was living at 5024 Middlesex at the time of the puruchase. Hers ons William and Willard are buried in these plots along with perhaps three of her Jarvis grnadhcildren; Irvin J, 5 mos, John Jarvis, age 2 yrs, and Mary, age 7, the last with severe burns. Her last son, Erwin Jarvis owned the the lots in joint. He was proably living with his parents at the time of his father's death and this may be the address that Francis Xavier Jarvis lived at when he died a couple of months before. The June, 1880 deral Census of Berlin Township has the following entry. While the family entry does not contain Wattie, who may be a servant girl (she is about 16) in another household at this census, it does suggest proximity to the Jarvis Family and Francis X. Jarvis who married a Wattie Eldridge. Wattie had a daughter named Clarisse, who would thus be named after her grandmother. This Clarisse in adult life was Mrs Clarisse Brown Harker, of Payne Ave, Dearborn, MI, in the 1960's who gave Patrick L. Tombeau information on the Francis X. Jarvis branch of the family (see Francis' entry) June 1880 Federal Census for Berlin Township: Eldridge, Ira, 45, farmer, born in NY as were parents Clarissa, wife 35, born in Michigan William, 14, born in Michigan Caroline, 13, born in Michigan John, 7, born in Michigan Charles, 3, born in Michigan George, 2/12 (born April, 1880)	Eldridge, Wattie L. (I06895)
2088	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Myers, Wayne Alden (I00584)
2089	Well, I think it well established by several sources that Ralph was buried in South Rockwood and since he was a practicing Catholic it would have to be in the only Catholic cemetery in South Rockwood, that is St. Mary's. If these statements are correct, we should offer your correspondent at Holy Redeemer some remuneration to check the funeral records from their beginning point in 1880 to his death in 1911, 31 years altogether, to see if the Jarvis family name comes up for any burials in South Rockwood. If the graves are marked, then we are a step closer to finding a possible burial plot, since many families bought more than a single plot. This research might yield the death dates of his four children who died of diphtheria.You have a date for this article you found at Monroe Genealogical Library. The one drawback from you not seeing the records personally is that we know the married names of several Jarvis women and Holy Redeemer staff does not. It would probably be best the first time around just to ask for a canvas of the Jarvis name in 31 years of funeral records. ----- Original Message ----- From: Germaine To: Patrick Tombeau ; Joann Jarvis Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2011 10:51 PM Subject: Fwd: Raphael Jarvis's Death Information Greetings...... We received a reply from Holy Redeemer Parish, where Raphael was a member. They have the same information! Nothing new! Very frustrating, to say the least. We will find Raphael one day............. Jon and I hope you are all doing well. We look forward to more adventures with you........ Take care..... Germaine and Jon ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Geraldina Hernandez Date: Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 9:04 AM Subject: Raphael Jarvis's Death Information To: "hawaiialoha24@gmail.com" Good morning Germaine, Bishop Hanchon asked to look for the information you are looking for and this is what I found: Our sacramental records starts on the1880 so we don't have any records before that, the only thing I found on him was his burial information and this is the way it is entered in the book: Raphael Jarvis died on January 13, 1911 and was buried on January 16, 1911 in Rockwood, MI, but it doesn't give the name of the cemetery, it also says that he was born in Canada, he was 72 years old when he died and he died of Pneumonia; that it all we have, and to answer your question about people researching in the record? the answer is no because there are confidential information that only Church authorized staff can look at it. I hope this help you a little, if you should have any questions or want me to check more, please feel free to e-mail me. God Bless. Geraldina Hernandez Holy Redeemer Parish I have the Strength for everything through Him who empowers me. Philippians 4:13 Sin El, nada soy, pero con El todo lo puedo en Cristo que me fortalece. Filipences 4:13	Jarvis, Ralph ("Raphael") James (I03221)
2090	Wesley O. Cousino is a farmer.Wesley O. Cousino is a farmer in Temperance, MI.	Cousino, Wesley Orville (I01206)
2091	When Charles Olinn, Jr., had completed three years of pre-medicine at Creighton University, he was drafted into the army where he served as a lieutenant in the paratroopers, 82nd Division, fior three and three quarters years of World War II. During the War he suffered a hearing loss and after his discharge transferred to Ohio State University, College of Pharmacy, He graduated with a degree in biologicla sciences and a major in political science. Upon his father's derath, he took over his father's pharmaceutical business. In the 1960's he lived with his wife and family at 246 Fairgreen Ave., Youngstown, OH.	Olinn, Charles E. Jr. (I03239)
2092	When Edna Sommers Grove's mother was killed in a street car accident At Cherry and Erie Sts. in Toledo, OH, she was at first raised with her two silbings by her father, edward Sommer in Petersbur, MI, and then by their uncle and aunt George and laura Sommers. Edna had nine children, including Edna Grove Hahn of Wauseon Ohio. AS 2001, five were still living in Wauseon, OH, or Michigan.	Sommers, Edna (I08951)
2093	When Pepin II became Mayor of the Austrasian Palace in 680, his only rival for power was Mayor Ebroin of the Neustrian Palace. In 687, the Neustrian people begged Pepin to rid them of their mayor, so Pepin opened talks with Ebroin and the boy-king Theuderic III, however battle soon occured and both Ebroin and Theuderic were defeated at Tertry. Pepin thus inherited the Palaces of Neustria and Burgundy, where he placed his sons. In 714, Pepin died of a fever. See iternet site: ghg.net/shetler/oldimp/208.html	Pepin, II of Heristal (I09997)
2094	When she married Robert B. Hasset, Sr. of Toledo, OH, theymoved to Detroit, MI. Mr. Hasset was married two more times.	Dusseau, Nora (I03264)
2095	While La Societe des Patriotes uses the spelling Rabidas, Tanguay uses Robidas and it is this latter spelling which is used in this tree. The sources for information on Tharcile LaForest's ancestors are as follows: 1. Msgr.Cyprien Tanguay's Dictionaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes, often called here simply as Tanguay's Genealogical Dictionary. 2. La Societe des Patriotes, Inc., 105 Rue Prince, Local 1126, Sorel, Quebec, Canada, J3P 4S9 3. The Benoit Family website.	Robidas, Joseph (I10155)
2096	While Living, Noal Burgoon lived at 3016 Gracewood Rd., Toledo, OH	Burgoon, Noal (I02103)
2097	While the La Societe des Patriotes uses the spelling Robidas, Tanguay uses Robidas and it is this latter spelling which is used in this tree. See also Tanguay, Genealogical Dictionary, Vol. 1, p. 522 for the Robidas/Rabidas family origins. Gabriel Robidas was a master shoemaker.	Robidas, Gabriel (I10159)
2098	While the La Societe des Patriotes uses the spelling Robidas, Tanguay uses Robidas and it is this latter spelling which is used in this tree. Tanguay, Vol 1, p. 522 of his Genealogical Dictionary states that Jacques Robidas dit Manseau was a sergeant in the Company of the Marquise de Crisfy. Jacques' father was a master shoemaker. See also Tanguay, Vol. 6, p. 603 for this family's entry. http://cjutras.org/CJROBIDAS-J.html#F004153 website indicates tha the "dit" name "Manseau" indicates he is from LeMans France. JACQUES ROBIDAS dit Manseau Jacques Robidas, dit Manseau, est né en 1665, originaire de Saint-Nicolas, évêché Le Mans, Maine (Sarthe). C'est de là qu'est venu le surnom de Manseau que plusieurs Robidas ont adopté. Fils de Gabriel Robidas, maître-cordonnier, et Anne Crespin. Jacques, qui apprend le métier de son père, entre toutefois dans la carrière militaire. Jacques arrive probablement en Nouvelle-France, avec les troupes du détachement de la Marine, en octobre 1684, à bord du vaisseau "l'Émerillon". Âgé alors de 28 ans, il est sergent de la Compagnie du Marquis Antoine de Crisafy, qui, est capitaine depuis le 8 avril 1684, envoyé en Nouvelle-France avec une compagnie de soldats, pour protéger la colonie contre les attaques des Iroquois. Jacques Robidas est cité à Ville-Marie, (Montréal) le 23 août 1688. Jacques Robidas, dit Manseau, participe sans doute aux guerres contre les Iroquois, au temps des Gouverneurs de Labarre et de Denonville. Un relais dans les opérations militaires lui permit, en 1692, de contracter mariage à Montréal avec Louise De Guitre, née le 5 août 1667, baptisée le 8, à Notre-Dame-de-Cogne, dans l'évêché de La Rochelle, en Aunis, maintenant en Charente-Maritime. Louise qui est la fille de Louis De Guitre et Renée de Seine, est veuve de François Cibardin, tué par les Anglais au combat de Laprairie. Lorsque les troubles sont terminés et la paix conclue, Jacques Robidas dépose l'uniforme militaire pour venir, vers 1699, s'établir à la Baie-du-Fèbvre. Peut-être y exerça-t-il son métier de cordonnier...En 1708 il y acquit une terre de trois arpents de large. Dix enfants naissent au couple de Jacques Robidas, dit Manseau et, de Louise De Guitre, dont la septième enfant nous crée le lien de descendance dans la présente généalogie. Françoise Robidas, née et baptisée le 2 septembre 1699, à Trois-Rivières, devient l'épouse le 16 février 1724, Alexis Proulx, né en 1694, fils de l'ancêtre Jean-Baptiste Proulx et de Catherine Pinel. Louise De Guitre décède à la Baie-du-Fèbvre, le 10 août 1732. Aux registres on dit "qu'une très grande partie de la paroisse " assiste à son service funéraire. L'ancêtre Jacques Robidas, dit Manseau, meurt aussi à la Baie-du-Fèbvre, le 20 août 1741. Robert Rochon Jacques Robidas dit Manseau (site de Luc Trépannier - Les Grandes Familles) http://membres.lycos.fr/ancetre/ProuJB.htm	Robidas, Jacques (dit Manseau) (I10157)
2099	While the La Societe des Patriotes uses the spelling Robidas, Tanguay uses Robidas and it is this latter spelling which is used in this tree. The sources for information on Tharcile LaForest's ancestors are as follows: 1. Msgr.Cyprien Tanguay's Dictionaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes, often called here simply as Tanguay's Genealogical Dictionary. 2. La Societe des Patriotes, Inc., 105 Rue Prince, Local 1126, Sorel, Quebec, Canada, J3P 4S9 3. The Benoit Family website.	Robidas, Marguerite (I10144)
2100	While the La Societe des Patriotes uses the spelling Robidas, Tanguay uses Robidas and it is this latter spelling which is used in this tree. consult their web pages for information on individual members of the Robidas Family. Tanguay states in his Genealogical Dictionary, Vol. 6, p 604, while recording Jean Baptiste Robidas' burial date as 18 May 1757, that he actually drowned the preceding Autumn and was not found until Spring on Pointe-au-Sable. See also Tanguay, Genealogical Dictionary, Vol. 1, p. 522 for the Robidas/Rabidas family origins. The sources for information on Tharcile LaForest's ancestors are as follows: 1. Msgr.Cyprien Tanguay's Dictionaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes, often called here simply as Tanguay's Genealogical Dictionary. 2. La Societe des Patriotes, Inc., 105 Rue Prince, Local 1126, Sorel, Quebec, Canada, J3P 4S9 3. The Benoit Family website.	Robidas, Jean Baptiste (dit Manseau) (I10158)