Married first to Lawrence Canell, who died in 1862.
Married second Eli Rouseau in 1864.
Mrs. Mary Canell Rouseau, mother of Mrs. W. H. Englert, died Thursday, May 6, 1909, at 4 o'clock of influenza and pneumonia, and was buried Saturday forenoon, Rev Father C McAleer, of St Francis Catholic church performing the funeral ceremony.
Mrs. Rouseau was born Jan 3, 1822 at Syracuse, NY and was the mother of nine children, 8 of whom survive her, as follows: Mrs. W. H. Englert, Harrington; Mrs. J. E. Harmon, Wayne, NE; Mrs. L. Seamore, Angress, MI; Mrs. John Dashnew, Manistee, MI; Lawrence Canell, MI; LaFayette Canell, Turner, MI; Jeddy Canell, Jackson, MI. She is also survived by two brothers and two sisters.
Mrs. Rouseau, with her husband moved to Chicago when it was only a village and her husband took and executed the contract which put the first railroad through Chicago. Mrs. Rouseau had traveled extensively in the US, Canada and France. Her husband passed to the great beyond and she has since lived with her children, and has been with Mrs. Englert for the past five years. She leaves hundreds of grandchildren, great grandchildren and a few of the fifth generation. Peace to her ashes and consolation to her relatives. (Citizen-14 May 1909)
Mrs. Ritta Stone of Granite Falls, WA, formerly of MI, a grand-daughter, arrived a little too late to attend the funeral of Mrs. Canell, and is a guest of the Englert home. (Citizen-14 May 1909)
Married second Eli Rouseau in 1864.
Mrs. Mary Canell Rouseau, mother of Mrs. W. H. Englert, died Thursday, May 6, 1909, at 4 o'clock of influenza and pneumonia, and was buried Saturday forenoon, Rev Father C McAleer, of St Francis Catholic church performing the funeral ceremony.
Mrs. Rouseau was born Jan 3, 1822 at Syracuse, NY and was the mother of nine children, 8 of whom survive her, as follows: Mrs. W. H. Englert, Harrington; Mrs. J. E. Harmon, Wayne, NE; Mrs. L. Seamore, Angress, MI; Mrs. John Dashnew, Manistee, MI; Lawrence Canell, MI; LaFayette Canell, Turner, MI; Jeddy Canell, Jackson, MI. She is also survived by two brothers and two sisters.
Mrs. Rouseau, with her husband moved to Chicago when it was only a village and her husband took and executed the contract which put the first railroad through Chicago. Mrs. Rouseau had traveled extensively in the US, Canada and France. Her husband passed to the great beyond and she has since lived with her children, and has been with Mrs. Englert for the past five years. She leaves hundreds of grandchildren, great grandchildren and a few of the fifth generation. Peace to her ashes and consolation to her relatives. (Citizen-14 May 1909)
Mrs. Ritta Stone of Granite Falls, WA, formerly of MI, a grand-daughter, arrived a little too late to attend the funeral of Mrs. Canell, and is a guest of the Englert home. (Citizen-14 May 1909)
Married first to Lawrence Canell, who died in 1862.
Married second Eli Rouseau in 1864.
Mrs. Mary Canell Rouseau, mother of Mrs. W. H. Englert, died Thursday, May 6, 1909, at 4 o'clock of influenza and pneumonia, and was buried Saturday forenoon, Rev Father C McAleer, of St Francis Catholic church performing the funeral ceremony.
Mrs. Rouseau was born Jan 3, 1822 at Syracuse, NY and was the mother of nine children, 8 of whom survive her, as follows: Mrs. W. H. Englert, Harrington; Mrs. J. E. Harmon, Wayne, NE; Mrs. L. Seamore, Angress, MI; Mrs. John Dashnew, Manistee, MI; Lawrence Canell, MI; LaFayette Canell, Turner, MI; Jeddy Canell, Jackson, MI. She is also survived by two brothers and two sisters.
Mrs. Rouseau, with her husband moved to Chicago when it was only a village and her husband took and executed the contract which put the first railroad through Chicago. Mrs. Rouseau had traveled extensively in the US, Canada and France. Her husband passed to the great beyond and she has since lived with her children, and has been with Mrs. Englert for the past five years. She leaves hundreds of grandchildren, great grandchildren and a few of the fifth generation. Peace to her ashes and consolation to her relatives. (Citizen-14 May 1909)
Mrs. Ritta Stone of Granite Falls, WA, formerly of MI, a grand-daughter, arrived a little too late to attend the funeral of Mrs. Canell, and is a guest of the Englert home. (Citizen-14 May 1909)
Married second Eli Rouseau in 1864.
Mrs. Mary Canell Rouseau, mother of Mrs. W. H. Englert, died Thursday, May 6, 1909, at 4 o'clock of influenza and pneumonia, and was buried Saturday forenoon, Rev Father C McAleer, of St Francis Catholic church performing the funeral ceremony.
Mrs. Rouseau was born Jan 3, 1822 at Syracuse, NY and was the mother of nine children, 8 of whom survive her, as follows: Mrs. W. H. Englert, Harrington; Mrs. J. E. Harmon, Wayne, NE; Mrs. L. Seamore, Angress, MI; Mrs. John Dashnew, Manistee, MI; Lawrence Canell, MI; LaFayette Canell, Turner, MI; Jeddy Canell, Jackson, MI. She is also survived by two brothers and two sisters.
Mrs. Rouseau, with her husband moved to Chicago when it was only a village and her husband took and executed the contract which put the first railroad through Chicago. Mrs. Rouseau had traveled extensively in the US, Canada and France. Her husband passed to the great beyond and she has since lived with her children, and has been with Mrs. Englert for the past five years. She leaves hundreds of grandchildren, great grandchildren and a few of the fifth generation. Peace to her ashes and consolation to her relatives. (Citizen-14 May 1909)
Mrs. Ritta Stone of Granite Falls, WA, formerly of MI, a grand-daughter, arrived a little too late to attend the funeral of Mrs. Canell, and is a guest of the Englert home. (Citizen-14 May 1909)
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