Aurelie Bergeron died from tuberculosios at the age of 46. She was the daughter of Madeste Bergeron (1824-1894) born in Canada, and Victoire Desrocher born 1827 in Canada. Aurelie was wife to TF Bergeron. Residence was 1608 Hoyt, in Everett. She was originally buried on 09 Feb 1904 in Block 12, Lot 4, and removed later to Block 42, Lot 44, with husband TF Bergeron.
Sources: Washington State Death Cert #1613
and Cemetery Lot book page 38.
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Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church records - marriage:
Aurlie Bergeron dau of Modeste Bergeron to TJ Bergeron in 1881 at St. Agapit, Lotbiniere, Quebec, Canada.
1895 Minneapolis Ward 9, Hennepin Co., Minnesota Terr Census-
Bergeron Theles. 43 m w Canada 604 Adams St. Real Estate
Aurelia 37 f w Canada
Emery 12 m w Minn
May 4 f w Minn
Remy 1 m w Minn
1900 Minn-
Bergeran Theles w m June 1851 48 m 19 Canada em1871 Miner
Aurelia wife June 1858 41 m 19 6ch 3liv Canada em1881
Emery son Sept 1882 17 Minn
May dau May 1891 9 Minn
Renne son Nov 1893 Minn
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Of the children:
Emery Otto Bergeron also came to Everett from Minnesota, and died in Everett in 1955. WWII draft registration for Snohomish Co. Washington lists his residence as Rt 3, Beverly Park, Snohomish Co. He was born in Stillwater, Minn on 05 Sept 1882. Occupation was with Robinson Mfg. Co. in Everett. Enery is buried not far from Evergreen Cem, at Cyprus Lawn Cem in Everett. Memorial #131756077.
Rennie Edmond died in 1983 in Everett. His WWII draft reg card lists his residence as 2507 Rucker Av. in Everett. He was born in Minneapolis on 09 Nov 1893. His name is listed with the spelling of Rene on the card and he signs signature as Rene Bergeron. Known relative is listed as May Backus of 1608 Hoyt Ave, Everett. Rene was employed by the Snohomish County Commissioners and worked at the County Courthouse. Rene is buried at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery in Section CHAP, Lot COO 6, Site 142. Memorial #79481266.
May married Frank Backus, and they resided in the Everett area. May is also buried in Evergreen and died in 1959. Her memorial is #133636273.
A daughter Edna was born in 1884, and shown on the 1885 Minnesota Terr Census, but is not shown in 1895. Mother Aurelia reports she had 6 children, and three were living in 1900.
Sources: Washington State Death Cert #1613
and Cemetery Lot book page 38.
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Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church records - marriage:
Aurlie Bergeron dau of Modeste Bergeron to TJ Bergeron in 1881 at St. Agapit, Lotbiniere, Quebec, Canada.
1895 Minneapolis Ward 9, Hennepin Co., Minnesota Terr Census-
Bergeron Theles. 43 m w Canada 604 Adams St. Real Estate
Aurelia 37 f w Canada
Emery 12 m w Minn
May 4 f w Minn
Remy 1 m w Minn
1900 Minn-
Bergeran Theles w m June 1851 48 m 19 Canada em1871 Miner
Aurelia wife June 1858 41 m 19 6ch 3liv Canada em1881
Emery son Sept 1882 17 Minn
May dau May 1891 9 Minn
Renne son Nov 1893 Minn
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Of the children:
Emery Otto Bergeron also came to Everett from Minnesota, and died in Everett in 1955. WWII draft registration for Snohomish Co. Washington lists his residence as Rt 3, Beverly Park, Snohomish Co. He was born in Stillwater, Minn on 05 Sept 1882. Occupation was with Robinson Mfg. Co. in Everett. Enery is buried not far from Evergreen Cem, at Cyprus Lawn Cem in Everett. Memorial #131756077.
Rennie Edmond died in 1983 in Everett. His WWII draft reg card lists his residence as 2507 Rucker Av. in Everett. He was born in Minneapolis on 09 Nov 1893. His name is listed with the spelling of Rene on the card and he signs signature as Rene Bergeron. Known relative is listed as May Backus of 1608 Hoyt Ave, Everett. Rene was employed by the Snohomish County Commissioners and worked at the County Courthouse. Rene is buried at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery in Section CHAP, Lot COO 6, Site 142. Memorial #79481266.
May married Frank Backus, and they resided in the Everett area. May is also buried in Evergreen and died in 1959. Her memorial is #133636273.
A daughter Edna was born in 1884, and shown on the 1885 Minnesota Terr Census, but is not shown in 1895. Mother Aurelia reports she had 6 children, and three were living in 1900.
Aurelie Bergeron died from tuberculosios at the age of 46. She was the daughter of Madeste Bergeron (1824-1894) born in Canada, and Victoire Desrocher born 1827 in Canada. Aurelie was wife to TF Bergeron. Residence was 1608 Hoyt, in Everett. She was originally buried on 09 Feb 1904 in Block 12, Lot 4, and removed later to Block 42, Lot 44, with husband TF Bergeron.
Sources: Washington State Death Cert #1613
and Cemetery Lot book page 38.
--
Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church records - marriage:
Aurlie Bergeron dau of Modeste Bergeron to TJ Bergeron in 1881 at St. Agapit, Lotbiniere, Quebec, Canada.
1895 Minneapolis Ward 9, Hennepin Co., Minnesota Terr Census-
Bergeron Theles. 43 m w Canada 604 Adams St. Real Estate
Aurelia 37 f w Canada
Emery 12 m w Minn
May 4 f w Minn
Remy 1 m w Minn
1900 Minn-
Bergeran Theles w m June 1851 48 m 19 Canada em1871 Miner
Aurelia wife June 1858 41 m 19 6ch 3liv Canada em1881
Emery son Sept 1882 17 Minn
May dau May 1891 9 Minn
Renne son Nov 1893 Minn
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Of the children:
Emery Otto Bergeron also came to Everett from Minnesota, and died in Everett in 1955. WWII draft registration for Snohomish Co. Washington lists his residence as Rt 3, Beverly Park, Snohomish Co. He was born in Stillwater, Minn on 05 Sept 1882. Occupation was with Robinson Mfg. Co. in Everett. Enery is buried not far from Evergreen Cem, at Cyprus Lawn Cem in Everett. Memorial #131756077.
Rennie Edmond died in 1983 in Everett. His WWII draft reg card lists his residence as 2507 Rucker Av. in Everett. He was born in Minneapolis on 09 Nov 1893. His name is listed with the spelling of Rene on the card and he signs signature as Rene Bergeron. Known relative is listed as May Backus of 1608 Hoyt Ave, Everett. Rene was employed by the Snohomish County Commissioners and worked at the County Courthouse. Rene is buried at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery in Section CHAP, Lot COO 6, Site 142. Memorial #79481266.
May married Frank Backus, and they resided in the Everett area. May is also buried in Evergreen and died in 1959. Her memorial is #133636273.
A daughter Edna was born in 1884, and shown on the 1885 Minnesota Terr Census, but is not shown in 1895. Mother Aurelia reports she had 6 children, and three were living in 1900.
Sources: Washington State Death Cert #1613
and Cemetery Lot book page 38.
--
Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church records - marriage:
Aurlie Bergeron dau of Modeste Bergeron to TJ Bergeron in 1881 at St. Agapit, Lotbiniere, Quebec, Canada.
1895 Minneapolis Ward 9, Hennepin Co., Minnesota Terr Census-
Bergeron Theles. 43 m w Canada 604 Adams St. Real Estate
Aurelia 37 f w Canada
Emery 12 m w Minn
May 4 f w Minn
Remy 1 m w Minn
1900 Minn-
Bergeran Theles w m June 1851 48 m 19 Canada em1871 Miner
Aurelia wife June 1858 41 m 19 6ch 3liv Canada em1881
Emery son Sept 1882 17 Minn
May dau May 1891 9 Minn
Renne son Nov 1893 Minn
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Of the children:
Emery Otto Bergeron also came to Everett from Minnesota, and died in Everett in 1955. WWII draft registration for Snohomish Co. Washington lists his residence as Rt 3, Beverly Park, Snohomish Co. He was born in Stillwater, Minn on 05 Sept 1882. Occupation was with Robinson Mfg. Co. in Everett. Enery is buried not far from Evergreen Cem, at Cyprus Lawn Cem in Everett. Memorial #131756077.
Rennie Edmond died in 1983 in Everett. His WWII draft reg card lists his residence as 2507 Rucker Av. in Everett. He was born in Minneapolis on 09 Nov 1893. His name is listed with the spelling of Rene on the card and he signs signature as Rene Bergeron. Known relative is listed as May Backus of 1608 Hoyt Ave, Everett. Rene was employed by the Snohomish County Commissioners and worked at the County Courthouse. Rene is buried at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery in Section CHAP, Lot COO 6, Site 142. Memorial #79481266.
May married Frank Backus, and they resided in the Everett area. May is also buried in Evergreen and died in 1959. Her memorial is #133636273.
A daughter Edna was born in 1884, and shown on the 1885 Minnesota Terr Census, but is not shown in 1895. Mother Aurelia reports she had 6 children, and three were living in 1900.
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