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| 3051 |
Inscription of Staunton City Cemtery and Old St. Michael's Cemetery in Staunton, Ill. | WESELNYAK, John (I15500)
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| 3052 |
Isaac was living on St. Jacques Street at the time of his marriage. | Family F502
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| 3053 |
Israel resided in the parish of Ste. Anne of Detroit prior to his marriage to Alexandrine. | Family F2371
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| 3054 |
It appears that he was baptized with the name Joseph Alphonse. | DROUILLARD, Henri (Harry Pete) Alexandre (Adolphe) (I2146)
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| 3055 |
J. Clark was killed in a car or buggy accident. | Clark, J. (I6657)
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| 3056 |
Jacqueline is buried with her mother. | DROUILLARD, Marie JACQUELINE Albertine (I3269)
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| 3057 |
James Pierre was an 1861 graduate of West Point Military Academy. He served as aide-de-camp
with General Sykes at the first battle of Bull Run and afterwards with General Rosecrans in the Army of the Cumberland. Resigned from the military 01 Feb 1865 to manage the large estate of his wife.
| Drouillard, James Pierre (I1556)
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| 3058 |
Jean Baptiste and Elisabeth had been married before the magistrate Israel Rutland, and the marriage was ratified at St Antoine, River Raisin, 18 Jul 1810 | Family F441
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| 3059 |
Jean Baptiste Valade received a Government land grant, lot #34, north shore, Lake Erie. | Valade dit Lajeunesse dit Quinchien, Amable JEAN BAPTISTE (I225)
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| 3060 |
John Hays and Mrs. John Hays | DROUILLARD, Mary Irene Cecelia (I2760)
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| 3061 |
Joseph and Josette held several negro and panis slaves.
Joseph's four brothers were at his burial.
| Family F140
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| 3062 |
Joseph came to Detroit in 1811 | Payet (Piette), Joseph (I841)
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| 3063 |
Joseph settled in Detroit in 1815 | Tunicliff, Joseph (I1393)
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| 3064 |
Joseph's family owned a coal company. Joseph was apparently raised by a stepfather and possibly used the name duPonce after they moved to Bay City. | duPonce (Martin), Joseph (I7889)
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| 3065 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F3859
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| 3066 |
July 01, 1861 - December 1865 | Drouillard, Joseph (I1145)
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| 3067 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F2914
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| 3068 |
Killed by a train. | Maxwell, Jane (I6232)
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| 3069 |
Killed by the boiler explosion of the steamer Zonava. | Reaume, Joseph (I6226)
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| 3070 |
Last name spelt Drulard in marriage record. | DROUILLARD (Drulard), William F. (I2248)
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| 3071 |
Later reburied in Ste. Anne's cemetery, Tecumseh | DROUILLARD, Joseph OSWALD Isidore (I2696)
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| 3072 |
Legally adopted by Walter George Rudling and Margaret Agnes Drouillard | HUTNIK, John Wilfred (I5072)
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| 3073 |
Leo and Marine were twins | DROUILLARD, Leo (I2910)
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| 3074 |
Leoza is listed as Melvina Renaud, Granddaughter of Jean Baptiste and Marie Anne Renaud in both the 1901 and 1911 Census, Rochester Township. | Renaud, Leoza (Leona, Emily) (I13765)
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| 3075 |
Letter from George Drouillard, St. Louis, to Marie Louise Parent, Sandwich, regarding his business misfortunes and lawsuit with Manuel Lisa; his inability to visit her because of lack of funds; his friend, Pascal Cerre (dated May 23, 1809). See the Burton Historical Collection, photostat (neg., in French). Letter loaned to BHC for reproduction by Miss Gertrude Marie Drouillard, June 10, 1929 and translated by Emma J. Gammel - in Drouillard Papers (George).
Letter from Pascal Cerre, St. Louis, to Mrs. Lambert Parent, Sandwich, relative to the death of George Drouillard (no date). See the Burton Historical Collection, photostat (neg., in French). Letter loaned to BHC for reproduction by Miss Gertrude Marie Drouillard, June 10, 1929, and translated by Emma J. Gammel - in Drouillard Papers (George).
| Drouillard, Marie LOUISE (I1128)
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| 3076 |
Listed as the son of Dolphis and Louise Girard | DROUILLARD, Joseph Henre (Henry) (I2456)
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| 3077 |
Living in Ecorse, Wayne, Michigan in 1870 with his brother Antoine | Drouillard, Peter (I15596)
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| 3078 |
Living in Ecorse, Wayne, Michigan in 1880 with his wife, Elizabeth Lacroix | Drouillard, Peter (I15596)
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| 3079 |
Living in Ecorse, Wayne, Michigan in 1880, 1900 and 1910 with his Uncle Antoine Drouillard | Drouillard, Frank (I15599)
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| 3080 |
Living with grandparents Thomas and Mary Malosh in 1910 | DROUILLARD, DRUYOR, DRUYARD, Alfred T (I16134)
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| 3081 |
Louis Villers dit St. Louis and his wife, Mary Joseph Morin also moved to Detroit with their family in the 1749 migration. They settled near John Baptiste and Elizabeth. The three arpents between their farms belonged to St. Etienne.
Being such close neighbors, it is easy to understand how their daughter, Mary Ann met and married John Baptiste and Elizabeth’s son, Francois. The marriage took place in January, 1766 and they obtained permission from the pastor of St. Anne, Detroit, to be married at the Church of the Huron "en consideration de la difficulte present du passage de la riviere".
Taken from "Genealogie des Drouillards" by Hazel M. (Lauzon) Delorme, available at the Société Franco-Ontarienne Library in Belle River, Ontario | Drouillard, Francois (I266)
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| 3082 |
Made his profession of faith 22 May 1970 | Beadow, Rodney J. (I9190)
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| 3083 |
Maggie died while undergoing surgery. | Monnette (Monet), Marguerite (Maggie) (I6735)
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| 3084 |
Maggie was a cousin to Henry Soulliere, father of Arthur Soulliere who was 2nd husband to Mabel Grace Champagne Chancey
| Soulliere, Margaret "Maggie" (I16988)
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| 3085 |
Maidstone | Family F4563
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| 3086 |
Malinda and David had two sons who had died prior to 1890 | Family F4338
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| 3087 |
Marie and Jean Baptiste lived on Ste. Anne Street in Detroit | Family F135
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| 3088 |
Marie and Pierre lived on St. Jacques Street in Detroit | Family F136
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| 3089 |
Marie's baptism record states that she married Oscar Beneteau at St. Joseph, River Canard. | Family F2624
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| 3090 |
Marie, Philip, and their son, Gary, all died due to leaking gas fumes -- home accident
| DROUILLARD, Marie Novora (I2661)
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| 3091 |
Marilyn went to school at St. Mary's Academy in Monroe for about one year, then her father remarried and she moved with him to Detroit. She graduated from East Commerce High School in Detroit. She worked as a stenographer until her first child was born.
| Steuwe (Steuve), Marilynn (Marilyn) Henrietta (I18941)
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| 3092 |
Marine and Leo were twins | DROUILLARD, Marie MARINE (I2909)
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| 3093 |
Marquiller of Assumption Parish 1781-1795 | Family F138
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| 3094 |
Marriage contract between Pierre Drouillard and Angelique Labadie dated 19 Nov 1776 in the Labadie Family Papers held by the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library
| Family F146
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| 3095 |
Marriage date and place noted from John’s baptismal record | Family F6379
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| 3096 |
Marriage information taken from Cara's Baptismal record. | Family F5492
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| 3097 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F968
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| 3098 |
Marriage ratified 07 Mar 1848 at Assumption | Family F944
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| 3099 |
Marriage record stated his name to be Pierre Adolphe Labutte | Family F2318
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| 3100 |
Marriage record stated that the groom’s name was Feliceus Drouillard. | Family F4628
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