Mrs. Felix Bisson of Callaway, a pioneer resident of Morrison county, died Tuesday afternoon at 4:35 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. Branchaud of Belle Prairie. Death was due to a goitre [sic], from which she had suffered for nearly a year. She was 62 years old.
Mrs. Bisson was born in Montreal, Canada, April 13, 1858 [sic]. She came to this country with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Branchaud, forty years ago, locating in Morrison county. On November 20, 1880 [sic], she was married to Mr. Felix Bisson of Belle Prairie. The family resided there until 31 years ago, when they moved to Callaway, where they have lived ever since. Mrs. Bisson had been with her daughter in Belle Prairie for some time, following an operation.
Her husband and ten children survive, also four brother and eleven sisters. The children are Mrs. Edna Rogers of Detroit; William Bisson of White Earth; Ernest Bisson of Washington; Martin Bisson of Montana; Eddie Bisson of Callaway; Mrs. Eugene Branchaud of Belle Prairie; Mrs. George Turnbom of Belle Prairie; Omer Bisson and Mrs. Olivia Frederickson of Callaway; and Arthur Bisson of Fort Ripley.
The brothers are Frank Branchaud of Brainerd; Adolph, Mack and Fred Branchaud of Little Falls. The sisters are Mrs. Caoline Grenier of Brained; Elle Branchaud of Fish Lake; Mrs. Lavina Germain of Vermont, Mich.; Mrs. Margaret Viznor of Callaway; Mrs. Selina Demars of Washington; Mrs. Mathilda Karron Washington; Ms. Mary Judd of St. Paul; Sr. Mary Justina of Rochester; Adelaide Branchaud of Washington; Mrs. Ollie Barnes of St. Paul; and Mrs. Rose Savar of Little Falls.
The funeral was held from the Church of the Holy Family, Belle Prairie, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Fr. Pellet officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery.
Source: Little Falls Herald, Little Falls, MN Friday, October 8, 1920
Mrs. Bisson was born in Montreal, Canada, April 13, 1858 [sic]. She came to this country with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Branchaud, forty years ago, locating in Morrison county. On November 20, 1880 [sic], she was married to Mr. Felix Bisson of Belle Prairie. The family resided there until 31 years ago, when they moved to Callaway, where they have lived ever since. Mrs. Bisson had been with her daughter in Belle Prairie for some time, following an operation.
Her husband and ten children survive, also four brother and eleven sisters. The children are Mrs. Edna Rogers of Detroit; William Bisson of White Earth; Ernest Bisson of Washington; Martin Bisson of Montana; Eddie Bisson of Callaway; Mrs. Eugene Branchaud of Belle Prairie; Mrs. George Turnbom of Belle Prairie; Omer Bisson and Mrs. Olivia Frederickson of Callaway; and Arthur Bisson of Fort Ripley.
The brothers are Frank Branchaud of Brainerd; Adolph, Mack and Fred Branchaud of Little Falls. The sisters are Mrs. Caoline Grenier of Brained; Elle Branchaud of Fish Lake; Mrs. Lavina Germain of Vermont, Mich.; Mrs. Margaret Viznor of Callaway; Mrs. Selina Demars of Washington; Mrs. Mathilda Karron Washington; Ms. Mary Judd of St. Paul; Sr. Mary Justina of Rochester; Adelaide Branchaud of Washington; Mrs. Ollie Barnes of St. Paul; and Mrs. Rose Savar of Little Falls.
The funeral was held from the Church of the Holy Family, Belle Prairie, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Fr. Pellet officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery.
Source: Little Falls Herald, Little Falls, MN Friday, October 8, 1920
Mrs. Felix Bisson of Callaway, a pioneer resident of Morrison county, died Tuesday afternoon at 4:35 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. Branchaud of Belle Prairie. Death was due to a goitre [sic], from which she had suffered for nearly a year. She was 62 years old.
Mrs. Bisson was born in Montreal, Canada, April 13, 1858 [sic]. She came to this country with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Branchaud, forty years ago, locating in Morrison county. On November 20, 1880 [sic], she was married to Mr. Felix Bisson of Belle Prairie. The family resided there until 31 years ago, when they moved to Callaway, where they have lived ever since. Mrs. Bisson had been with her daughter in Belle Prairie for some time, following an operation.
Her husband and ten children survive, also four brother and eleven sisters. The children are Mrs. Edna Rogers of Detroit; William Bisson of White Earth; Ernest Bisson of Washington; Martin Bisson of Montana; Eddie Bisson of Callaway; Mrs. Eugene Branchaud of Belle Prairie; Mrs. George Turnbom of Belle Prairie; Omer Bisson and Mrs. Olivia Frederickson of Callaway; and Arthur Bisson of Fort Ripley.
The brothers are Frank Branchaud of Brainerd; Adolph, Mack and Fred Branchaud of Little Falls. The sisters are Mrs. Caoline Grenier of Brained; Elle Branchaud of Fish Lake; Mrs. Lavina Germain of Vermont, Mich.; Mrs. Margaret Viznor of Callaway; Mrs. Selina Demars of Washington; Mrs. Mathilda Karron Washington; Ms. Mary Judd of St. Paul; Sr. Mary Justina of Rochester; Adelaide Branchaud of Washington; Mrs. Ollie Barnes of St. Paul; and Mrs. Rose Savar of Little Falls.
The funeral was held from the Church of the Holy Family, Belle Prairie, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Fr. Pellet officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery.
Source: Little Falls Herald, Little Falls, MN Friday, October 8, 1920
Mrs. Bisson was born in Montreal, Canada, April 13, 1858 [sic]. She came to this country with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Branchaud, forty years ago, locating in Morrison county. On November 20, 1880 [sic], she was married to Mr. Felix Bisson of Belle Prairie. The family resided there until 31 years ago, when they moved to Callaway, where they have lived ever since. Mrs. Bisson had been with her daughter in Belle Prairie for some time, following an operation.
Her husband and ten children survive, also four brother and eleven sisters. The children are Mrs. Edna Rogers of Detroit; William Bisson of White Earth; Ernest Bisson of Washington; Martin Bisson of Montana; Eddie Bisson of Callaway; Mrs. Eugene Branchaud of Belle Prairie; Mrs. George Turnbom of Belle Prairie; Omer Bisson and Mrs. Olivia Frederickson of Callaway; and Arthur Bisson of Fort Ripley.
The brothers are Frank Branchaud of Brainerd; Adolph, Mack and Fred Branchaud of Little Falls. The sisters are Mrs. Caoline Grenier of Brained; Elle Branchaud of Fish Lake; Mrs. Lavina Germain of Vermont, Mich.; Mrs. Margaret Viznor of Callaway; Mrs. Selina Demars of Washington; Mrs. Mathilda Karron Washington; Ms. Mary Judd of St. Paul; Sr. Mary Justina of Rochester; Adelaide Branchaud of Washington; Mrs. Ollie Barnes of St. Paul; and Mrs. Rose Savar of Little Falls.
The funeral was held from the Church of the Holy Family, Belle Prairie, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Fr. Pellet officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery.
Source: Little Falls Herald, Little Falls, MN Friday, October 8, 1920
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