CYRILLE PELLETIER's FAMILY
His Wife:
Julie M. 'Julia' (Beaulieu) Pelletier 1910-1968 [age 58]
married on April 15, 1929,
at L'Église de St-Thomas-d'Aquin, in Lac-Baker, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Cyrille and his brother Pat married sisters, Pat having married Julia's younger sister Carmen in 1935.
Their 3 Children:
► Cyrille Pelletier
► Jacqueline L. (Pelletier) Bellerive
► Linda A. (Pelletier) Forauer
His Parents:
Denis I. Pelletier 1870-1929 [age 58]
and Luce M. 'Lucy' (Gendreau) Pelletier 1876-1950 [age 73]
married on January 14, 1901, at Saint Charles Borromeo Church in St. Francis, Maine
(Saint Charles was umbrellaed into the new 'St. John Vianney Parish' in 2007)
His 9 Siblings:
► Claire M. 'Clara' (Pelletier) Salisbury 1901-1979 [age 77]
married May 23, 1937, in Portland, Maine, to Leslie D. Salisbury 1888-1955 [age 66]
► Patrick D. 'Pat' Pelletier 1905-1973 [age 67]
married Jun. 4, 1935, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Carmen M. Beaulieu 1912-1969 [age 56]
► Hedwidge M. (Pelletier) Chassé 1907-1958 [age 50]
married Sep. 26, 1927, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Napoléon A. Chassé 1904-1971 [age 66]
► Richard E. Pelletier 1909-1969 [age 60]
1st married May 15, 1933, to Marie A. (Lacombe) Landry 1910-1940 [age 30]
in St-Marc-du-Lac-Long, Témiscouata, Québec, Canada
2nd married May 29, 1943, to Emily M. (Pelletier) Cormier 1903-1973 [age 70]
in Waterbury, Connecticut
► Isaïe J. 'Zie' Pelletier 1911-2001 [age 89]
married Aug. 2, 1945, in Waterbury, Connecticut, to Mary A. Favale 1920-1998 [age 77]
► Alphonse F. Pelletier 1914-1970 [age 55]
married Apr. 17, 1940, to Antoinette M. Morin 1921-1980 [age 59]
in St-Jean-de-la-Lande, Témiscouata, Québec, Canada
► Thomas B. Pelletier 1916-1919 [age 2½]
► Juliette M. (Pelletier) Banville 1920-1995 [age 75]
married Jun. 11, 1943, in Fort Smith, Arkansas, to Joseph E. Banville 1910-1990 [age 79]
► Abel J. Pelletier 1921-2003 [age 81]
married Jul. 28, 1942, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Germaine Nadeau 1921-2004 [age 83]
divorced in 1982
His Grandparents:
Paternal - his father's parents
► Isaïe Pelletier 1834-1900 [age 65]
[son of Bénoni and Victoire (Violet) Pelletier]
and Élisabeth (Nadeau) Pelletier 1837-1910 [age 73]
[daughter of Simon and Marcelline (Michaud) Nadeau]
married on February 21, 1859,
at L'Église de St-François-Xavier in St-François-de-Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Maternal - his mother's parents
► Lévite Gendreau 1848-1930 [age 82]
[son of Eugène and Luce (Dominique) Gendreau]
and Sophie E. (Thibodeau) Gendreau 1851-1936 [age 84]
[daughter of Élie and Marie Radegonde 'Seconde' (Jalbert) Thibodeau]
married on March 23, 1876, at Saint Louis Church in Fort Kent, Maine
Cyrille Joseph Pelletier, born just after the turn of the century in Lac Baker, New Brunswick, Canada, was the eldest of Denis and Luce Pelletier's seven sons. He grew up in the village where he'd been born; and there in the spring of 1929, at age 25, he married a local girl (Julia Beaulieu) who was seven years his junior.
Just a month after the wedding, Cyrille's father passed away unexpectedly at age 58; and as the eldest son, Cyrille would have assumed responsibility for his mother's well-being (and that of his younger siblings too). Eventually, however, Cyrille and Julia emigrated from Canada to establish themselves in Connecticut.
As a middle-aged man, Cyrille became the custodian at Saint Francis Grammar School in Naugatuck, adjacent to the church; and like his younger brother Richard (who had become the superintendant at Saint James Cemetery), Cyrille lived with his wife in a parish-owned house — right behind the school on Church Street.
Widowed in 1968 at age 64, Cyrille survived his wife by ten years and passed away in September of 1978 at age 75. He was interred next to his wife at Saint James Cemetery in Naugatuck, in a plot adjacent to his brother Pat's.
Rest in peace, Cyrille. I'll always remember you from childhood as 'Mr. Pelletier'.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
Location:
Cyrille and his wife Julia are buried on the north side of the cemetery, in a plot adjacent to the one where Pat and Carmen Pelletier (and Clara Salisbury) are buried. Not difficult to find.
Directions:
Enter the cemetery from Cross Street; turn right; follow that road past the small columbarium (staying to your right). After the columbarium, start counting the rows on your lefthand side; locate the 'MULINSKI' monument (roadside, at the end of the 6th row) and park. The Pelletier plot is in the 6th row, the 11th monument in from the road.
Click 'Show Map' in the Burial information at the top of this page. The Pelletier plot is pinpointed with a red icon.
His Wife:
Julie M. 'Julia' (Beaulieu) Pelletier 1910-1968 [age 58]
married on April 15, 1929,
at L'Église de St-Thomas-d'Aquin, in Lac-Baker, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Cyrille and his brother Pat married sisters, Pat having married Julia's younger sister Carmen in 1935.
Their 3 Children:
► Cyrille Pelletier
► Jacqueline L. (Pelletier) Bellerive
► Linda A. (Pelletier) Forauer
His Parents:
Denis I. Pelletier 1870-1929 [age 58]
and Luce M. 'Lucy' (Gendreau) Pelletier 1876-1950 [age 73]
married on January 14, 1901, at Saint Charles Borromeo Church in St. Francis, Maine
(Saint Charles was umbrellaed into the new 'St. John Vianney Parish' in 2007)
His 9 Siblings:
► Claire M. 'Clara' (Pelletier) Salisbury 1901-1979 [age 77]
married May 23, 1937, in Portland, Maine, to Leslie D. Salisbury 1888-1955 [age 66]
► Patrick D. 'Pat' Pelletier 1905-1973 [age 67]
married Jun. 4, 1935, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Carmen M. Beaulieu 1912-1969 [age 56]
► Hedwidge M. (Pelletier) Chassé 1907-1958 [age 50]
married Sep. 26, 1927, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Napoléon A. Chassé 1904-1971 [age 66]
► Richard E. Pelletier 1909-1969 [age 60]
1st married May 15, 1933, to Marie A. (Lacombe) Landry 1910-1940 [age 30]
in St-Marc-du-Lac-Long, Témiscouata, Québec, Canada
2nd married May 29, 1943, to Emily M. (Pelletier) Cormier 1903-1973 [age 70]
in Waterbury, Connecticut
► Isaïe J. 'Zie' Pelletier 1911-2001 [age 89]
married Aug. 2, 1945, in Waterbury, Connecticut, to Mary A. Favale 1920-1998 [age 77]
► Alphonse F. Pelletier 1914-1970 [age 55]
married Apr. 17, 1940, to Antoinette M. Morin 1921-1980 [age 59]
in St-Jean-de-la-Lande, Témiscouata, Québec, Canada
► Thomas B. Pelletier 1916-1919 [age 2½]
► Juliette M. (Pelletier) Banville 1920-1995 [age 75]
married Jun. 11, 1943, in Fort Smith, Arkansas, to Joseph E. Banville 1910-1990 [age 79]
► Abel J. Pelletier 1921-2003 [age 81]
married Jul. 28, 1942, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Germaine Nadeau 1921-2004 [age 83]
divorced in 1982
His Grandparents:
Paternal - his father's parents
► Isaïe Pelletier 1834-1900 [age 65]
[son of Bénoni and Victoire (Violet) Pelletier]
and Élisabeth (Nadeau) Pelletier 1837-1910 [age 73]
[daughter of Simon and Marcelline (Michaud) Nadeau]
married on February 21, 1859,
at L'Église de St-François-Xavier in St-François-de-Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Maternal - his mother's parents
► Lévite Gendreau 1848-1930 [age 82]
[son of Eugène and Luce (Dominique) Gendreau]
and Sophie E. (Thibodeau) Gendreau 1851-1936 [age 84]
[daughter of Élie and Marie Radegonde 'Seconde' (Jalbert) Thibodeau]
married on March 23, 1876, at Saint Louis Church in Fort Kent, Maine
Cyrille Joseph Pelletier, born just after the turn of the century in Lac Baker, New Brunswick, Canada, was the eldest of Denis and Luce Pelletier's seven sons. He grew up in the village where he'd been born; and there in the spring of 1929, at age 25, he married a local girl (Julia Beaulieu) who was seven years his junior.
Just a month after the wedding, Cyrille's father passed away unexpectedly at age 58; and as the eldest son, Cyrille would have assumed responsibility for his mother's well-being (and that of his younger siblings too). Eventually, however, Cyrille and Julia emigrated from Canada to establish themselves in Connecticut.
As a middle-aged man, Cyrille became the custodian at Saint Francis Grammar School in Naugatuck, adjacent to the church; and like his younger brother Richard (who had become the superintendant at Saint James Cemetery), Cyrille lived with his wife in a parish-owned house — right behind the school on Church Street.
Widowed in 1968 at age 64, Cyrille survived his wife by ten years and passed away in September of 1978 at age 75. He was interred next to his wife at Saint James Cemetery in Naugatuck, in a plot adjacent to his brother Pat's.
Rest in peace, Cyrille. I'll always remember you from childhood as 'Mr. Pelletier'.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
Location:
Cyrille and his wife Julia are buried on the north side of the cemetery, in a plot adjacent to the one where Pat and Carmen Pelletier (and Clara Salisbury) are buried. Not difficult to find.
Directions:
Enter the cemetery from Cross Street; turn right; follow that road past the small columbarium (staying to your right). After the columbarium, start counting the rows on your lefthand side; locate the 'MULINSKI' monument (roadside, at the end of the 6th row) and park. The Pelletier plot is in the 6th row, the 11th monument in from the road.
Click 'Show Map' in the Burial information at the top of this page. The Pelletier plot is pinpointed with a red icon.
CYRILLE PELLETIER's FAMILY
His Wife:
Julie M. 'Julia' (Beaulieu) Pelletier 1910-1968 [age 58]
married on April 15, 1929,
at L'Église de St-Thomas-d'Aquin, in Lac-Baker, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Cyrille and his brother Pat married sisters, Pat having married Julia's younger sister Carmen in 1935.
Their 3 Children:
► Cyrille Pelletier
► Jacqueline L. (Pelletier) Bellerive
► Linda A. (Pelletier) Forauer
His Parents:
Denis I. Pelletier 1870-1929 [age 58]
and Luce M. 'Lucy' (Gendreau) Pelletier 1876-1950 [age 73]
married on January 14, 1901, at Saint Charles Borromeo Church in St. Francis, Maine
(Saint Charles was umbrellaed into the new 'St. John Vianney Parish' in 2007)
His 9 Siblings:
► Claire M. 'Clara' (Pelletier) Salisbury 1901-1979 [age 77]
married May 23, 1937, in Portland, Maine, to Leslie D. Salisbury 1888-1955 [age 66]
► Patrick D. 'Pat' Pelletier 1905-1973 [age 67]
married Jun. 4, 1935, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Carmen M. Beaulieu 1912-1969 [age 56]
► Hedwidge M. (Pelletier) Chassé 1907-1958 [age 50]
married Sep. 26, 1927, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Napoléon A. Chassé 1904-1971 [age 66]
► Richard E. Pelletier 1909-1969 [age 60]
1st married May 15, 1933, to Marie A. (Lacombe) Landry 1910-1940 [age 30]
in St-Marc-du-Lac-Long, Témiscouata, Québec, Canada
2nd married May 29, 1943, to Emily M. (Pelletier) Cormier 1903-1973 [age 70]
in Waterbury, Connecticut
► Isaïe J. 'Zie' Pelletier 1911-2001 [age 89]
married Aug. 2, 1945, in Waterbury, Connecticut, to Mary A. Favale 1920-1998 [age 77]
► Alphonse F. Pelletier 1914-1970 [age 55]
married Apr. 17, 1940, to Antoinette M. Morin 1921-1980 [age 59]
in St-Jean-de-la-Lande, Témiscouata, Québec, Canada
► Thomas B. Pelletier 1916-1919 [age 2½]
► Juliette M. (Pelletier) Banville 1920-1995 [age 75]
married Jun. 11, 1943, in Fort Smith, Arkansas, to Joseph E. Banville 1910-1990 [age 79]
► Abel J. Pelletier 1921-2003 [age 81]
married Jul. 28, 1942, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Germaine Nadeau 1921-2004 [age 83]
divorced in 1982
His Grandparents:
Paternal - his father's parents
► Isaïe Pelletier 1834-1900 [age 65]
[son of Bénoni and Victoire (Violet) Pelletier]
and Élisabeth (Nadeau) Pelletier 1837-1910 [age 73]
[daughter of Simon and Marcelline (Michaud) Nadeau]
married on February 21, 1859,
at L'Église de St-François-Xavier in St-François-de-Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Maternal - his mother's parents
► Lévite Gendreau 1848-1930 [age 82]
[son of Eugène and Luce (Dominique) Gendreau]
and Sophie E. (Thibodeau) Gendreau 1851-1936 [age 84]
[daughter of Élie and Marie Radegonde 'Seconde' (Jalbert) Thibodeau]
married on March 23, 1876, at Saint Louis Church in Fort Kent, Maine
Cyrille Joseph Pelletier, born just after the turn of the century in Lac Baker, New Brunswick, Canada, was the eldest of Denis and Luce Pelletier's seven sons. He grew up in the village where he'd been born; and there in the spring of 1929, at age 25, he married a local girl (Julia Beaulieu) who was seven years his junior.
Just a month after the wedding, Cyrille's father passed away unexpectedly at age 58; and as the eldest son, Cyrille would have assumed responsibility for his mother's well-being (and that of his younger siblings too). Eventually, however, Cyrille and Julia emigrated from Canada to establish themselves in Connecticut.
As a middle-aged man, Cyrille became the custodian at Saint Francis Grammar School in Naugatuck, adjacent to the church; and like his younger brother Richard (who had become the superintendant at Saint James Cemetery), Cyrille lived with his wife in a parish-owned house — right behind the school on Church Street.
Widowed in 1968 at age 64, Cyrille survived his wife by ten years and passed away in September of 1978 at age 75. He was interred next to his wife at Saint James Cemetery in Naugatuck, in a plot adjacent to his brother Pat's.
Rest in peace, Cyrille. I'll always remember you from childhood as 'Mr. Pelletier'.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
Location:
Cyrille and his wife Julia are buried on the north side of the cemetery, in a plot adjacent to the one where Pat and Carmen Pelletier (and Clara Salisbury) are buried. Not difficult to find.
Directions:
Enter the cemetery from Cross Street; turn right; follow that road past the small columbarium (staying to your right). After the columbarium, start counting the rows on your lefthand side; locate the 'MULINSKI' monument (roadside, at the end of the 6th row) and park. The Pelletier plot is in the 6th row, the 11th monument in from the road.
Click 'Show Map' in the Burial information at the top of this page. The Pelletier plot is pinpointed with a red icon.
His Wife:
Julie M. 'Julia' (Beaulieu) Pelletier 1910-1968 [age 58]
married on April 15, 1929,
at L'Église de St-Thomas-d'Aquin, in Lac-Baker, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Cyrille and his brother Pat married sisters, Pat having married Julia's younger sister Carmen in 1935.
Their 3 Children:
► Cyrille Pelletier
► Jacqueline L. (Pelletier) Bellerive
► Linda A. (Pelletier) Forauer
His Parents:
Denis I. Pelletier 1870-1929 [age 58]
and Luce M. 'Lucy' (Gendreau) Pelletier 1876-1950 [age 73]
married on January 14, 1901, at Saint Charles Borromeo Church in St. Francis, Maine
(Saint Charles was umbrellaed into the new 'St. John Vianney Parish' in 2007)
His 9 Siblings:
► Claire M. 'Clara' (Pelletier) Salisbury 1901-1979 [age 77]
married May 23, 1937, in Portland, Maine, to Leslie D. Salisbury 1888-1955 [age 66]
► Patrick D. 'Pat' Pelletier 1905-1973 [age 67]
married Jun. 4, 1935, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Carmen M. Beaulieu 1912-1969 [age 56]
► Hedwidge M. (Pelletier) Chassé 1907-1958 [age 50]
married Sep. 26, 1927, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Napoléon A. Chassé 1904-1971 [age 66]
► Richard E. Pelletier 1909-1969 [age 60]
1st married May 15, 1933, to Marie A. (Lacombe) Landry 1910-1940 [age 30]
in St-Marc-du-Lac-Long, Témiscouata, Québec, Canada
2nd married May 29, 1943, to Emily M. (Pelletier) Cormier 1903-1973 [age 70]
in Waterbury, Connecticut
► Isaïe J. 'Zie' Pelletier 1911-2001 [age 89]
married Aug. 2, 1945, in Waterbury, Connecticut, to Mary A. Favale 1920-1998 [age 77]
► Alphonse F. Pelletier 1914-1970 [age 55]
married Apr. 17, 1940, to Antoinette M. Morin 1921-1980 [age 59]
in St-Jean-de-la-Lande, Témiscouata, Québec, Canada
► Thomas B. Pelletier 1916-1919 [age 2½]
► Juliette M. (Pelletier) Banville 1920-1995 [age 75]
married Jun. 11, 1943, in Fort Smith, Arkansas, to Joseph E. Banville 1910-1990 [age 79]
► Abel J. Pelletier 1921-2003 [age 81]
married Jul. 28, 1942, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Germaine Nadeau 1921-2004 [age 83]
divorced in 1982
His Grandparents:
Paternal - his father's parents
► Isaïe Pelletier 1834-1900 [age 65]
[son of Bénoni and Victoire (Violet) Pelletier]
and Élisabeth (Nadeau) Pelletier 1837-1910 [age 73]
[daughter of Simon and Marcelline (Michaud) Nadeau]
married on February 21, 1859,
at L'Église de St-François-Xavier in St-François-de-Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Maternal - his mother's parents
► Lévite Gendreau 1848-1930 [age 82]
[son of Eugène and Luce (Dominique) Gendreau]
and Sophie E. (Thibodeau) Gendreau 1851-1936 [age 84]
[daughter of Élie and Marie Radegonde 'Seconde' (Jalbert) Thibodeau]
married on March 23, 1876, at Saint Louis Church in Fort Kent, Maine
Cyrille Joseph Pelletier, born just after the turn of the century in Lac Baker, New Brunswick, Canada, was the eldest of Denis and Luce Pelletier's seven sons. He grew up in the village where he'd been born; and there in the spring of 1929, at age 25, he married a local girl (Julia Beaulieu) who was seven years his junior.
Just a month after the wedding, Cyrille's father passed away unexpectedly at age 58; and as the eldest son, Cyrille would have assumed responsibility for his mother's well-being (and that of his younger siblings too). Eventually, however, Cyrille and Julia emigrated from Canada to establish themselves in Connecticut.
As a middle-aged man, Cyrille became the custodian at Saint Francis Grammar School in Naugatuck, adjacent to the church; and like his younger brother Richard (who had become the superintendant at Saint James Cemetery), Cyrille lived with his wife in a parish-owned house — right behind the school on Church Street.
Widowed in 1968 at age 64, Cyrille survived his wife by ten years and passed away in September of 1978 at age 75. He was interred next to his wife at Saint James Cemetery in Naugatuck, in a plot adjacent to his brother Pat's.
Rest in peace, Cyrille. I'll always remember you from childhood as 'Mr. Pelletier'.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
Location:
Cyrille and his wife Julia are buried on the north side of the cemetery, in a plot adjacent to the one where Pat and Carmen Pelletier (and Clara Salisbury) are buried. Not difficult to find.
Directions:
Enter the cemetery from Cross Street; turn right; follow that road past the small columbarium (staying to your right). After the columbarium, start counting the rows on your lefthand side; locate the 'MULINSKI' monument (roadside, at the end of the 6th row) and park. The Pelletier plot is in the 6th row, the 11th monument in from the road.
Click 'Show Map' in the Burial information at the top of this page. The Pelletier plot is pinpointed with a red icon.
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PELLETIER
CYRILLE
1903-1978
JULIA B.
1909-1968
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