FATHER: Jean Baptiste Tremblay
MOTHER: Genevieve Bernier-Richelieu-Marney
WIFE: Appoline Lamoureux (aka: Polly / Pauline)
MARRIED: Oct. 12, 1830, Lacadie
CHILDREN:
1. Mariah M. (b. 1832)
2. St. John Baptiste (b. 1833)
3. Napoleon (b. 1835)
4. Jane F. (b. 1837)
5. Philomene M. (b. 1838)
6. Bruno (b. 1840)
7. Cornelia (b. 1842)
8. William B. (b. 1844)
9. Jeanne (b. 1846)
10. Jean Baptiste (b. 1848)
11. Delphine (b. 1851)
12. Georges (b. 1853)
13. Pierre (b. 1856)
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HEADSTONE INSCRIPTION:
Apoline, wife of B.L. TROMLBY died Jan. 21, 1871, AE. 79 Yrs. (Pauline LAMEAREAUX TROMBLY)
Bruno TROMBLY
Father and Mother
SOURCE: McLellan Cemetery Records
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BOOK: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF LEADING CITIZENS OF CLINTON AND ESSEX COUNTIES, NEW YORK. (Pages 213, 214) Publisher: Biographical Review Publishing Company (1896). Under the Biography of John B. Trombly.
"Bruno L. Trombly, born August 7, 1806, who married Miss Pauline Lamereau, and had thirteen children, ten of whom, six sons and four daughters, lived to adult life. Of these, George and Napoleon are deceased; two sons, Bruno and Peter, reside in Worcester, Mass.; and the others live in Chazy and Champlain. Bruno L. Trombly died at seventy-five years of age. Their remains rest in the Chazy Cemetery."
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ADD'L INFO: Additional info can be found on this family on-line at the Rootsweb WorldConnect Site. Virginia Easley Demarce, an author and scholar, has posted her research under the title "French Canadian Migration to Grand Isle County, Vermont."
MOTHER: Genevieve Bernier-Richelieu-Marney
WIFE: Appoline Lamoureux (aka: Polly / Pauline)
MARRIED: Oct. 12, 1830, Lacadie
CHILDREN:
1. Mariah M. (b. 1832)
2. St. John Baptiste (b. 1833)
3. Napoleon (b. 1835)
4. Jane F. (b. 1837)
5. Philomene M. (b. 1838)
6. Bruno (b. 1840)
7. Cornelia (b. 1842)
8. William B. (b. 1844)
9. Jeanne (b. 1846)
10. Jean Baptiste (b. 1848)
11. Delphine (b. 1851)
12. Georges (b. 1853)
13. Pierre (b. 1856)
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HEADSTONE INSCRIPTION:
Apoline, wife of B.L. TROMLBY died Jan. 21, 1871, AE. 79 Yrs. (Pauline LAMEAREAUX TROMBLY)
Bruno TROMBLY
Father and Mother
SOURCE: McLellan Cemetery Records
_________________________
BOOK: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF LEADING CITIZENS OF CLINTON AND ESSEX COUNTIES, NEW YORK. (Pages 213, 214) Publisher: Biographical Review Publishing Company (1896). Under the Biography of John B. Trombly.
"Bruno L. Trombly, born August 7, 1806, who married Miss Pauline Lamereau, and had thirteen children, ten of whom, six sons and four daughters, lived to adult life. Of these, George and Napoleon are deceased; two sons, Bruno and Peter, reside in Worcester, Mass.; and the others live in Chazy and Champlain. Bruno L. Trombly died at seventy-five years of age. Their remains rest in the Chazy Cemetery."
_________________________
ADD'L INFO: Additional info can be found on this family on-line at the Rootsweb WorldConnect Site. Virginia Easley Demarce, an author and scholar, has posted her research under the title "French Canadian Migration to Grand Isle County, Vermont."
FATHER: Jean Baptiste Tremblay
MOTHER: Genevieve Bernier-Richelieu-Marney
WIFE: Appoline Lamoureux (aka: Polly / Pauline)
MARRIED: Oct. 12, 1830, Lacadie
CHILDREN:
1. Mariah M. (b. 1832)
2. St. John Baptiste (b. 1833)
3. Napoleon (b. 1835)
4. Jane F. (b. 1837)
5. Philomene M. (b. 1838)
6. Bruno (b. 1840)
7. Cornelia (b. 1842)
8. William B. (b. 1844)
9. Jeanne (b. 1846)
10. Jean Baptiste (b. 1848)
11. Delphine (b. 1851)
12. Georges (b. 1853)
13. Pierre (b. 1856)
_________________________
HEADSTONE INSCRIPTION:
Apoline, wife of B.L. TROMLBY died Jan. 21, 1871, AE. 79 Yrs. (Pauline LAMEAREAUX TROMBLY)
Bruno TROMBLY
Father and Mother
SOURCE: McLellan Cemetery Records
_________________________
BOOK: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF LEADING CITIZENS OF CLINTON AND ESSEX COUNTIES, NEW YORK. (Pages 213, 214) Publisher: Biographical Review Publishing Company (1896). Under the Biography of John B. Trombly.
"Bruno L. Trombly, born August 7, 1806, who married Miss Pauline Lamereau, and had thirteen children, ten of whom, six sons and four daughters, lived to adult life. Of these, George and Napoleon are deceased; two sons, Bruno and Peter, reside in Worcester, Mass.; and the others live in Chazy and Champlain. Bruno L. Trombly died at seventy-five years of age. Their remains rest in the Chazy Cemetery."
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ADD'L INFO: Additional info can be found on this family on-line at the Rootsweb WorldConnect Site. Virginia Easley Demarce, an author and scholar, has posted her research under the title "French Canadian Migration to Grand Isle County, Vermont."
MOTHER: Genevieve Bernier-Richelieu-Marney
WIFE: Appoline Lamoureux (aka: Polly / Pauline)
MARRIED: Oct. 12, 1830, Lacadie
CHILDREN:
1. Mariah M. (b. 1832)
2. St. John Baptiste (b. 1833)
3. Napoleon (b. 1835)
4. Jane F. (b. 1837)
5. Philomene M. (b. 1838)
6. Bruno (b. 1840)
7. Cornelia (b. 1842)
8. William B. (b. 1844)
9. Jeanne (b. 1846)
10. Jean Baptiste (b. 1848)
11. Delphine (b. 1851)
12. Georges (b. 1853)
13. Pierre (b. 1856)
_________________________
HEADSTONE INSCRIPTION:
Apoline, wife of B.L. TROMLBY died Jan. 21, 1871, AE. 79 Yrs. (Pauline LAMEAREAUX TROMBLY)
Bruno TROMBLY
Father and Mother
SOURCE: McLellan Cemetery Records
_________________________
BOOK: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF LEADING CITIZENS OF CLINTON AND ESSEX COUNTIES, NEW YORK. (Pages 213, 214) Publisher: Biographical Review Publishing Company (1896). Under the Biography of John B. Trombly.
"Bruno L. Trombly, born August 7, 1806, who married Miss Pauline Lamereau, and had thirteen children, ten of whom, six sons and four daughters, lived to adult life. Of these, George and Napoleon are deceased; two sons, Bruno and Peter, reside in Worcester, Mass.; and the others live in Chazy and Champlain. Bruno L. Trombly died at seventy-five years of age. Their remains rest in the Chazy Cemetery."
_________________________
ADD'L INFO: Additional info can be found on this family on-line at the Rootsweb WorldConnect Site. Virginia Easley Demarce, an author and scholar, has posted her research under the title "French Canadian Migration to Grand Isle County, Vermont."
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