Samuel St. Aubin died January 15, 1947 in Lawrence, MA, at the age of 73.
Originally from Wood Falls, New York (about 42 miles south of Montreal, Quebec, Canada), born February 25, 1873 to Samuel St. Aubin Sr. and Rosealie (Gibeau) St. Aubin. He met Emma Marie Bourget and soon they married on July 27, 1895 at St. John the Baptist Church in Suncook, New Hampshire at the age of 22. In 1897, soon after the birth of their first daughter Clara, they moved from Ham-Sud, Quebec, to New Hampshire. There, they had their second child, Alfred. Shortly thereafter, they moved to Lawrence and made that town their new home.
Samuel and Emma had seven children, Clara (1896-1971), Alfred (1898-1979), Alice (1899-1981), William (1901 - 1920), Hannah (1903-unknown), Ernest (1904-1987) and Rose (1906-1996).
He was buried with his son William at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Andover, Massachusetts.
Known addresses while in Lawrence, Massachusetts:
19 Shattuck Street (1910)
53 Chester Street (1920)
19 Clifton Street (1930)
Originally from Wood Falls, New York (about 42 miles south of Montreal, Quebec, Canada), born February 25, 1873 to Samuel St. Aubin Sr. and Rosealie (Gibeau) St. Aubin. He met Emma Marie Bourget and soon they married on July 27, 1895 at St. John the Baptist Church in Suncook, New Hampshire at the age of 22. In 1897, soon after the birth of their first daughter Clara, they moved from Ham-Sud, Quebec, to New Hampshire. There, they had their second child, Alfred. Shortly thereafter, they moved to Lawrence and made that town their new home.
Samuel and Emma had seven children, Clara (1896-1971), Alfred (1898-1979), Alice (1899-1981), William (1901 - 1920), Hannah (1903-unknown), Ernest (1904-1987) and Rose (1906-1996).
He was buried with his son William at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Andover, Massachusetts.
Known addresses while in Lawrence, Massachusetts:
19 Shattuck Street (1910)
53 Chester Street (1920)
19 Clifton Street (1930)
Samuel St. Aubin died January 15, 1947 in Lawrence, MA, at the age of 73.
Originally from Wood Falls, New York (about 42 miles south of Montreal, Quebec, Canada), born February 25, 1873 to Samuel St. Aubin Sr. and Rosealie (Gibeau) St. Aubin. He met Emma Marie Bourget and soon they married on July 27, 1895 at St. John the Baptist Church in Suncook, New Hampshire at the age of 22. In 1897, soon after the birth of their first daughter Clara, they moved from Ham-Sud, Quebec, to New Hampshire. There, they had their second child, Alfred. Shortly thereafter, they moved to Lawrence and made that town their new home.
Samuel and Emma had seven children, Clara (1896-1971), Alfred (1898-1979), Alice (1899-1981), William (1901 - 1920), Hannah (1903-unknown), Ernest (1904-1987) and Rose (1906-1996).
He was buried with his son William at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Andover, Massachusetts.
Known addresses while in Lawrence, Massachusetts:
19 Shattuck Street (1910)
53 Chester Street (1920)
19 Clifton Street (1930)
Originally from Wood Falls, New York (about 42 miles south of Montreal, Quebec, Canada), born February 25, 1873 to Samuel St. Aubin Sr. and Rosealie (Gibeau) St. Aubin. He met Emma Marie Bourget and soon they married on July 27, 1895 at St. John the Baptist Church in Suncook, New Hampshire at the age of 22. In 1897, soon after the birth of their first daughter Clara, they moved from Ham-Sud, Quebec, to New Hampshire. There, they had their second child, Alfred. Shortly thereafter, they moved to Lawrence and made that town their new home.
Samuel and Emma had seven children, Clara (1896-1971), Alfred (1898-1979), Alice (1899-1981), William (1901 - 1920), Hannah (1903-unknown), Ernest (1904-1987) and Rose (1906-1996).
He was buried with his son William at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Andover, Massachusetts.
Known addresses while in Lawrence, Massachusetts:
19 Shattuck Street (1910)
53 Chester Street (1920)
19 Clifton Street (1930)
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William St. Aubin
Born the 6th of June 1901
Died the 27th of July 1920
Samuel St. Aubin 1947
His wife Emma 1945
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