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#	Notes	Linked to
101	(Maufait, Maufet)	MAUFAY, Marie Madeleine (I1240)
102	(Savaria, Savari)	SAVARY, Marie Anne (I1237)
103	(Savaria, Savari)	SAVARY, Marie Anne (I2598)
104	. Alexis3 Pelletier was born circa April 1813 at St.Boniface, Manitoba, Canada(NWHBS, C-14940.). He married Louise Houle, daughter of Antoine Houle and Josephte Lauzon, on 17 January 1843 at St.Francois Xavier, Manitoba, Canada; witnesses: Charles Peltier and Antoine Houle (SFXI-1834-1900 , page 64; M-74.). He had a scrip application: on 5 May 1885 at Maple Creek: Alexis Pelletier; #183; HB Head; Address: Maple Creek P.O.; Born: St.Boniface, Spring 1813; Father: Charles Pelletier (HB); Mother: Susanne Bercier (HB). I always resided in Manitoba until the year 1866 when I left altogether for the North West Territories, sometime at Cypress Hills, at Qu'Appelle & I am now here at Maple Creek residing permanently for the past three years. I was residing before & after the 15 July 1870 in the N.W. Terr. Occupation: I was a plain hunter before & I am now a Farmer. Married: 1833, St.Francois Xavier, Man. to Louise Houle, now deceased. Children: 7 living: Virginie about 50 years crossed out, Francoise 67 years crossed out, Louise, Julie, Rosalie, Marguerite, Emilien. I don't remember their ages, therefor no use to tell it as it will mislead you. of myself & Louis Houle, now deceased. 3 deceased: Therese died more than 20 years ago. Marie died about 10 years ago. Philomene died before the 15 July 1870. Bt. Cert: I can't because they were all baptised at St.Frs. Xavier, Man. Bu. Cert: I can't produce them as none died here. Value of personal property: None, except one horse & cart $100.00. I have been actually resident of the Settlement of Maple Creek since three years ago & I was so on the 15 March last to this day. Alexis Pelletier (x); 5 May 1885; French; Pierre Leveille (x); Marguerite Leveille (x)(NWHBS, C-14940.).	PELLETIER, Alexis (I12774)
105	1. b. abt. 1891; place unknown but likely in RI, USA, as Alfred Emigrated to US in 1886, as per 1920 census of Providence, RI. Last known child of Alfred born in Canada was Alfred in 1883.	PICARD, Marie L (I204)
106	1. Telesphore Picard, AKA Alfred, moved to Providence, RI, and he is on the 1920 census with wife Annie and children, Joseph, Lionel and Jeanette. A Telesphore Picard is found in the Penetanguishene R.C. parish records as being the father of an Anne and Alfred and the mother was an Anne Massicotte. It is unknown if this Anne is the same as the one in RI and it has not been proven that this Telesphore is the same man married to Marie Odile Houle.	MASSICOTTE, Marie Anne (I189)
107	1. Telesphore's first wife, Marie Odile Houle, died in 1877. A bap. for an Anne Picard, dau. of Telesphore and Anne Massicotte, appears in 1881 in parish records of R.C. church in Penetanguishene. No marriage record yet found for Telesphore and Anne. 2. (a) An Anne Picard is born to Telesphore and Anne in Penetaguishene, 1881. (b) An Alfred Picard is born to Telesphore and Anne in Penetanguishene, 1883. 3. Census records for Providence, R.I., show an Alfred Picard's wife as Anne.	PICARD, Thelesphore (I183)
108	10 children per Rootsweb WFt of Guy Allard	Family F1561
109	10 possible Basford marriages from 1916-1925	BROWN, Thomas (I165)
110	11 children	UMLAH, Elizabeth (I1397)
111	11 children	Family F1464
112	11 children and descendants, in Quebec City, detailed in Rootsweb family tree of dion-family "Dion Surname"	Family F1810
113	12 children - most died young - and buried in David W Clem Memorial cemetery near Burlington, Kings, NS	Family F1690
114	12 children and counting in 1901 census	ZINCK, Horatio (I1995)
115	12 children in world family tree Rootsweb of Therese Fournier	Family F1654
116	12 children most stay in Soulanges: Louise(Dubois)5Gch Vaudreuil; Wilfred 6Gch some to Montreal; Fortunat 3Gch 1 to Montreal; Amanda no ch; Raoul 1Gch Montreal; Clara Vaudreuil; Cecile(Marcotte)Vaudreuil; Olivine (Shepherd) Montreal; ALderic 3Gch Montreal; Albertine(Edisbury) Montreal; William no ch Montreal; Arcidas 6Gch Montreal	Family F555
117	12 children, many living	Family F1440
118	12th Regiment Infantry in Spanish American War: (Wikipedia) During the Spanish–American War, the 12th Infantry was sent to Cuba, in June 1898, and participated in the storming of the Spanish fortress in the Battle of El Caney, where the 12th had the distinction of capturing the Spanish colors. At the conclusion of the War with Spain, the regiment was immediately deployed in February 1899 to the Philippine Islands to reinforce other Army units fighting elements of the Filipino Army that resisted the United States after they defeated the Spanish at the Battle of Manila. There, the regiment participated in three campaigns (Malolos, Tarlac, and Luzon 1899) of what was to be known as the Philippine–American War and then served as garrison troops, not returning to the United States until 1912. G On his pension record, the 12th Infantry service was recorded, and also service on a coastal artillery regiment - I assume this is what he did during World War I when he was 40 years old. He was already collecting a pension before admission to the US Veterans' Hospital in Hampton, Virginia (where he spent 3 months). This injury could have been related to the hernia reported at his discharge from duty in Cuba in 1898.	GAMACHE, Joseph Charles Adelphis (I4470)
119	13 children, 28 Grandchildren,most stayed in Soulanges, Alice (Gauthier)6Gch; Berthe(Emond) 2Gch; Romeo-Taillefer 2Gch; Aquilla(Nixon)7Gch Virginia coal miners; Herve (unm); Achille (unm); Lucien-Vallee in Riviere Beaudette; Armand-Juillet 4Gch; Eglantine-Dicaire 1Gch; Laurent (unm)Windsor Ont; Albert (unm) Lachine; Marius (unm); Alcide-Bourbonnais 10Gch.	Family F895
120	14 children - James the eldest son b 1724, Drury the second youngest b. 1745 in Jamestown	Family F877
121	14 children and many descendants in Minnesota details in Rootsweb family tree of Louis Creusot	Family F1733
122	15 children and descendants detailed in Rootsweb family tree of Jeanne Martel (aubin9)	Family F2256
123	15 children in Rootsweb family tree of bousfield	Family F2083
124	15 children, many descendants	Family F2947
125	15 children, with living Clevelands, Fish, Ingram, Aulenback, Summefield, Murphy, Hunter, Zinck	BOUTILIER, Amy Eleanor (I2333)
126	16 children	Family F1418
127	17 children and many Bergeron descendants in Lotbiniere.	BERGERON, Francois Xavier (I7879)
128	17 in 1871 census - the Mary in Prospect catholic church index for 1859 is for the John&Catherine Mehin family (a brother perhaps?)	MEEHAN, Mary Edith (I2189)
129	1841 census shows five children	JEFFERY, Luke (I309)
130	1851 census claims he was born in St Thimothee on Grande Ile, Valleyfield (Island near to Les Cedres	HOULE, Francois (I217)
131	1851 census in Northampton is unlikely, as are the two children there - Thomas and Elizabeth. He is not showing in the 1841 census there or in Willoughby. IN the 1827 land tax list he is shown in the cottage next to his mother Mary Ash (Hawkins, Watson). It is more likely that he died. There is a story about him being a canal boatman, and his daughter Elizabeth marrying Emmanuel Smith, also a well researched boatman. Google them - interesting web-site.	HAWKINS, Thomas (I111)
132	1851 worked as a servant to Abraham Burdett, family 4 servants and a groom and 5 teachers (including French) and about 30 boarding students from out of town in Northamptonshire. Married David Draper 3B/274 Daventry 4Q1853.	MUSCUTT, Lydia (I394)
133	1871 census French Village P2 Farmer died at Umlah's Point, near Seabright NS	UMLAH, David (I1924)
134	1871 census just Thomas & Mary.	REDMOND, Mary (I1477)
135	1881 census shows four children	JEFFERY, Richard (I307)
136	1891 census with only Allan (Jane died?) Church of England, fisherman He married the grand-daughter of Margaret Redman, his grand-father Thomas' sister. ie they were second cousins.	REDMOND, William Thomas (I1374)
137	1901 census birth date is Jul 15 1858	MASSICOTTE, Georges Henri (I1252)
138	1901 census gives birth date as 29 March 1878 in Ontario, which is more consistent with his age in 1916 and 1921 censuses Prairie Grass to Mountain Pass - History of the Pioneers of Pincher Creek & District - Pincher Creek Historical Society publication. Excerpt - married the Pope's 2nd daughter Elizabeth in 1901 - Edward's brother Jack Gamache, his sister (Rose) and her husband, Edward Picard, and their 2 children arrived the year after Edward settled on his homestead. - When Jack Gamache built a house on his homestead his mother and three younger sisters joined them. Sister, Josephine Gamache, married Aurey Rice. Jack & Edward Picard were both blacksmiths and located themselves in Beaver Mines ELEVEN GAMACHE CHILDREN 1) Mary Gamache married Edward Buchanan and lived in Shelton Washinton (8 children) 2) Gus Gamache - bachelor - Mountain Mill District 3) Madeline Gamache - single - Pincher Creek 4) Eleanor Gamache married Wilmot "Buck" Baldwin and lived in Calgary (4 children) 5) Ida Gamache - single - Pincher Creek, AB 6)Fredrick Gamache married Olive Linton and lived in Kelowna BC 7) Wilfred Gamache married Edith Merrick and lived in Pincher Creek ( 3 children) 8)John Gamache married Lyda Currah and lived in Edmonton (3 children) 9) Lilian Gamache married George A "Art" Nichols and lived in Calgary (4 children) 10) Roy Gamache married Patricia Elmgren and lived in Munroe Washington. (5 children) 11) Kenneth Gamache married Jessie Sinclair and lived in Mountain Mill. (3 children)	GAMACHE, Edward Joseph Mayotte (I620)
139	1901 census gives name Mary, birth date Feb 12 1892	GAMACHE, Mary Jane (I627)
140	1901 census shows Pierre's wife as Marie, born May 5 1849	HOULE, Marie Melitime Emelie (I2314)
141	1901 census, first marriage, 6 children in Dartmouth Clyde, Watson, Almero, Gertrude, Gladys, Emma; 1911 census two more Vera, Arthur	GAETZ, Howard Leonard (I3072)
142	1911 census all family members home in East Dover	BURKE, David J. (I2058)
143	1911 census has a John Purcell, a gardener, b Aug 1879 with 5 young children and a nurse - Stanley, Douglas B, Howard, Ethel V and Olive G, ages 6 to 1. No births or marriages in online BMD.	PURCELL, John (I1502)
144	1911 census shows b. nov 1897; 1901 census shows 30 Nov 1896	COLLIER, Wilfred Laurier (I2796)
145	1911 neighbor to John & William Selig, sons of Rebecca Duggan (Eliz.Coolen&John Duggan)	DUGGAN, Henry J (I2694)
146	1940 Census Arthur&Maud,69,retired; daughter Gladys is single, 45, working as a school secretary 1900 Census, milk dealer, 160 Pearl St Somerville, wife Maud J(30), Howard (6), Gladys (5)in school, Otis (3)	Family F558
147	2 children	COOLEN, Caroline Jane (I2176)
148	2 children: Paul Emile Montreal; Yvette(Sabourin) 5Gch Montreal;	Family F1191
149	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F312
150	2 living children	Family F1155