Siblings: Leocadie Lamoureux (husband - Cyrille Miron), Marie Adeline Berenisse Lamoureux (husband - Felix Clement), Eugene (wife Rosalie Saucier), Henry, Joseph Moise, Joseph H. (wife - Sophie Vincent).

Children:
Marie-Auralie b Oct. 27, 1845 married Dennis Kirby
Marie Dalima b 1847 may have died young
Peter Eugene b Mar. 25, 1849 married Eliza Tucker
Napleon "Vincent"b 1851 died 1851
Charles David "David" b Apr. 6, 1854 marr. Mary Cashman
Elizabeth "Libbie"b Jan 1, 1858 marr. Effinger Miller
Paul b May 15, 1859 married Martha Amundson
Alice b Mar. 12, 1860 married James Hickey
Adeline "Ada" b Sep. 10, 1865 married Joseph Vallin

Peter and Auralie could not read or write - ages of children don't match baptism records in Quebec.

July 24, 1860 Census: Menemonie, Dunn Co., Wisc. Reel No M653-1407
Vance Peter 44 M Farmer $400 $250 Canada
Vance Orila 36 F can't read or write Canada
Vance Peter 8 M Canada
Vance David 6 M Canada
Vance Libie 4 F Wisc.
Vance Alice 1 F Wisc.

Aug 10, 1870 Census: Sheridan, Dunn Co., Wisc. Reel M593-1712 page 1
Vance Peter 57 M Farmer $500 $400 Canada
Vance Aurele 42 F Canada
Vance Napoleon 9 M Wis.
Vance Peter 18 M Farmer Canada
Vance David 16 M Canada
Vance Libbie 13 F Wis.
Vance Alice 11 F Wis.
Vance Addie 5 F Wis.

1880 Census: Sheridan twp, Dunn Co., Wisconsin page 142
Orilla Vance self widow 55 Canada
David Vance son married 25 Canada
Mary Vance DauL married 19 New York
Paul Vance son single 19 Wisconsin
Addie Vance Dau single 15 Wisconsin

1900 United State Census - ED 67 Tomahawk city Ward 1, Lincoln, Wisconsin, United States
Head James Hickey M 53 Canada
Wife Alice Hickey F 41 Wisconsin
Grandmother Orille Wood F 74 Canada
Daughter Cora Hickey F 20 Wisconsin
Son Henry Hickey M 13 Wisconsin
Daughter Eva Hickey F 17 Wisconsin
Son Robert Hickey M 5 Wisconsin
Son Leo Hickey M 2 Wisconsin
Page: 6
Sheet Letter: B
Family Number: 94

1910 United States Census - Tomahawk Ward 2, Lincoln, Wisconsin, United States
Head James Hickey M 62 Canada
Wife Alice Hickey F 50 Wisconsin
Mother-in-law Orille Wood F 88 Canada
Son Henry Hickey M 23 Wisconsin
Daughter Eva Hickey F 17 Wisconsin
Son Robert Hickey M 15 Wisconsin
Son Leo Hickey M 12 Wisconsin
District: 68
Sheet Number and Letter: 7B
Household ID: 14

1920 United States Federal Census Jan 19, 1920
Name:Orlie Dubois
Age:102
Birth Year:abt 1818
Birthplace:Canada
Home in 1920:Tomahawk Ward 2, Lincoln, Wisconsin
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House:Mother-in-law
Marital Status:Widowed
Father's Birthplace: Canada
Mother's Birthplace:Canada
Name Age
James Hickey 75
Alice Hickey 57
Eva Hickey 27
Leo Hickey 21
Orlie Dubois 102 *****

Death Certificate: Official Document
Orlia Vance Du Bois's
Place of death: Railroad Street, Tomahawk, Lincoln Co., Wisconsin; (30 year resident)
Date of Death: May 15, 1920
Cause of death: Arterio-Sclerosis
Female, white, widowed
Husband: Peter Du Bois
Born: Mar 29, 1818
Birth Place: Montreal-Canada
Father Lamoreaux;
Occupation: Housewife
Place of Burial: Cavalry Cemetery
Undertaker: B. J. Johan;
Filed: May 18, 1920;

By Helen M. Manley

Auralie Lamoureux, was born in Montreal March 29, 1818. She was the daughter of Pierre Lamoureux and Angelique Stengell (also seen Stinguel).
Mrs. Peter Vance was reared by well-to-do parents in Quebec, Canada and her fine rearing carried through her life. It was a great assistance in the tough life of the Wilderness.
Her husband Peter Vance came in response to a call from his brother Levi to help him run his trading post in Wisconsin.
When Auralie was 95 years of age, she was interviewed in a newspaper article that appeared in the Dunn County News in July, 1913.
" We were told that money grew on bushes in this country, but I want to tell you that we had no fun until after the Chippewa's had left." The one big fact that stood out in her mind was the constant presence of the Indians and her constant fear of them. "Fear does not kill. If it did, I would have been dead long ago", she was often heard to say.
Auralie and her husband Peter Vance remained in Vanceburg for over thirty years and several of their children were married there. After peter died, Auralie continued to run the farm and "half-way house" with the help of her sons, Paul and David, until she moved to Minneapolis to live with a daughter and resided in Minneapolis for seven years where she married again to a Mr. Peter Wood. She called herself "Mrs Dubois", which is Wood in French. When Peter Wood died, Auralie moved to Tomahawk and lived with her daughter Alice Vance Hickey.
Auralie paid a return visit to Montreal when in her 80's to visit her remaining family, sisters Leocadie Lamoureux Miron (Mrs. Cyrille) and Marie Adeline Berenisse Lamoureux Clement (Mrs. Felix). The three had a portrait taken by O. F. Desjardins, photographer, 1509 rue St-Catherine, Montreal, Quebec, probably between 1898-1908. She lived to be 103 and is buried in Tomahawk, Wisconsin.
(Bio from "A Vanceburg History" by Helen M. Manley)