The following iInformation taken from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II." "Josephte was early married to Etienne Lucier, one of the Astorians who arrived in 1811 or 1812. She was the mother of six children, Felicite (Manson), Adrienne (Lachapelle), Pelagie (Beriner), Louis, Michel and Joseph, who was a small infant at the time of her death. Her widower remarried during the year; his sons Pierre and Etienne II were from this second marriage".
Her husband Etienne Lucier and Pierre Beleque were present at her death. Information taken from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II."
Information on her death and burial from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II."
Her husband Etienne Lucier and Pierre Beleque were present at her death. Information taken from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II."
Information on her death and burial from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II."
The following iInformation taken from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II." "Josephte was early married to Etienne Lucier, one of the Astorians who arrived in 1811 or 1812. She was the mother of six children, Felicite (Manson), Adrienne (Lachapelle), Pelagie (Beriner), Louis, Michel and Joseph, who was a small infant at the time of her death. Her widower remarried during the year; his sons Pierre and Etienne II were from this second marriage".
Her husband Etienne Lucier and Pierre Beleque were present at her death. Information taken from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II."
Information on her death and burial from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II."
Her husband Etienne Lucier and Pierre Beleque were present at her death. Information taken from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II."
Information on her death and burial from the book, "Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, St Paul, Vols. I, II, II."
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