DENIS PELLETIER's FAMILY
His Wife:
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)
Their 10 Children:
► Claire M. 'Clara' (Pelletier) Salisbury 1901-1979 [age 77]
married May 23, 1937, in Portland, Maine, to Leslie D. Salisbury 1888-1955 [age 66]
► Cyrille J. Pelletier 1903-1978 [age 75]
married Apr. 15, 1929, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Julie M. 'Julia' Beaulieu 1910-1968 [age 58]
► 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 Parents:
Isaïe Pelletier 1834-1900 [age 65]
and Élisabeth (Nadeau) Pelletier 1837-1910 [age 73]
married on February 21, 1859,
at L'Église de St-François-Xavier in St-François-de-Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
His Grandparents:
Paternal - his father's parents
► Bénoni Pelletier - born in 1803; date of death & place of burial unknown
and Marie Victoire (Violet) Pelletier 1804-1845 [age 41]
married on January 11, 1825,
at L'Église de St-Basile in 'The Madawaska Settlement', New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Bénoni remarried (to Léocade Nadeau) in 1846 after his wife's death. He fathered more than 20 children with his two wives.
Maternal - his mother's parents
► Simon Nadeau 1810-1902 [age 92]
and Marcelline (Michaud) Nadeau 1815-1853 [age 38]
married on June 15, 1835,
at L'Église de St-Basile in 'The Madawaska Settlement', New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Simon was twice remarried after his wife's death — in 1854 to the widowed Luce (Durette) Paradis, and in 1867 to the widowed Sarah (Kennedy) Grondin.
TELL THE STORY · REMEMBER THE LIFE
Denis Isaie Pelletier was a lifelong resident of Lac Baker, New Brunswick, Canada. Born there in 1870, he was one of at least 12 children; and like his father and grandfather before him, he was a farmer who worked long hours to provide for his family. At the time of Denis' birth, Lac Baker was just a small mission parish, established only 15 years earlier; and neither a chapel nor a church, nor even a school, had yet to be built. His parents, in fact, had been among the earliest wave of French couples to settle in that village.
In 1901 at age 30, Denis married Luce Gendreau at L'Église de St. Charles Borromeo, just across the border in St. Francis, Maine, where Luce had been born. After the wedding, however, the couple planted themselves in Lac Baker, where between 1901 and 1921 their family grew to include ten children.
Denis Pelletier died in Lac Baker at age 58 and was buried there in St-Thomas-d'Aquin's parish cemetery. At the time of his death, he and Luce had been married for 28 years. His death certificate states (in French) that there was no doctor available to sign off on the official paperwork, but that he appears to have died from pulmonary congestion.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
His Wife:
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)
Their 10 Children:
► Claire M. 'Clara' (Pelletier) Salisbury 1901-1979 [age 77]
married May 23, 1937, in Portland, Maine, to Leslie D. Salisbury 1888-1955 [age 66]
► Cyrille J. Pelletier 1903-1978 [age 75]
married Apr. 15, 1929, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Julie M. 'Julia' Beaulieu 1910-1968 [age 58]
► 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 Parents:
Isaïe Pelletier 1834-1900 [age 65]
and Élisabeth (Nadeau) Pelletier 1837-1910 [age 73]
married on February 21, 1859,
at L'Église de St-François-Xavier in St-François-de-Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
His Grandparents:
Paternal - his father's parents
► Bénoni Pelletier - born in 1803; date of death & place of burial unknown
and Marie Victoire (Violet) Pelletier 1804-1845 [age 41]
married on January 11, 1825,
at L'Église de St-Basile in 'The Madawaska Settlement', New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Bénoni remarried (to Léocade Nadeau) in 1846 after his wife's death. He fathered more than 20 children with his two wives.
Maternal - his mother's parents
► Simon Nadeau 1810-1902 [age 92]
and Marcelline (Michaud) Nadeau 1815-1853 [age 38]
married on June 15, 1835,
at L'Église de St-Basile in 'The Madawaska Settlement', New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Simon was twice remarried after his wife's death — in 1854 to the widowed Luce (Durette) Paradis, and in 1867 to the widowed Sarah (Kennedy) Grondin.
TELL THE STORY · REMEMBER THE LIFE
Denis Isaie Pelletier was a lifelong resident of Lac Baker, New Brunswick, Canada. Born there in 1870, he was one of at least 12 children; and like his father and grandfather before him, he was a farmer who worked long hours to provide for his family. At the time of Denis' birth, Lac Baker was just a small mission parish, established only 15 years earlier; and neither a chapel nor a church, nor even a school, had yet to be built. His parents, in fact, had been among the earliest wave of French couples to settle in that village.
In 1901 at age 30, Denis married Luce Gendreau at L'Église de St. Charles Borromeo, just across the border in St. Francis, Maine, where Luce had been born. After the wedding, however, the couple planted themselves in Lac Baker, where between 1901 and 1921 their family grew to include ten children.
Denis Pelletier died in Lac Baker at age 58 and was buried there in St-Thomas-d'Aquin's parish cemetery. At the time of his death, he and Luce had been married for 28 years. His death certificate states (in French) that there was no doctor available to sign off on the official paperwork, but that he appears to have died from pulmonary congestion.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
DENIS PELLETIER's FAMILY
His Wife:
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)
Their 10 Children:
► Claire M. 'Clara' (Pelletier) Salisbury 1901-1979 [age 77]
married May 23, 1937, in Portland, Maine, to Leslie D. Salisbury 1888-1955 [age 66]
► Cyrille J. Pelletier 1903-1978 [age 75]
married Apr. 15, 1929, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Julie M. 'Julia' Beaulieu 1910-1968 [age 58]
► 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 Parents:
Isaïe Pelletier 1834-1900 [age 65]
and Élisabeth (Nadeau) Pelletier 1837-1910 [age 73]
married on February 21, 1859,
at L'Église de St-François-Xavier in St-François-de-Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
His Grandparents:
Paternal - his father's parents
► Bénoni Pelletier - born in 1803; date of death & place of burial unknown
and Marie Victoire (Violet) Pelletier 1804-1845 [age 41]
married on January 11, 1825,
at L'Église de St-Basile in 'The Madawaska Settlement', New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Bénoni remarried (to Léocade Nadeau) in 1846 after his wife's death. He fathered more than 20 children with his two wives.
Maternal - his mother's parents
► Simon Nadeau 1810-1902 [age 92]
and Marcelline (Michaud) Nadeau 1815-1853 [age 38]
married on June 15, 1835,
at L'Église de St-Basile in 'The Madawaska Settlement', New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Simon was twice remarried after his wife's death — in 1854 to the widowed Luce (Durette) Paradis, and in 1867 to the widowed Sarah (Kennedy) Grondin.
TELL THE STORY · REMEMBER THE LIFE
Denis Isaie Pelletier was a lifelong resident of Lac Baker, New Brunswick, Canada. Born there in 1870, he was one of at least 12 children; and like his father and grandfather before him, he was a farmer who worked long hours to provide for his family. At the time of Denis' birth, Lac Baker was just a small mission parish, established only 15 years earlier; and neither a chapel nor a church, nor even a school, had yet to be built. His parents, in fact, had been among the earliest wave of French couples to settle in that village.
In 1901 at age 30, Denis married Luce Gendreau at L'Église de St. Charles Borromeo, just across the border in St. Francis, Maine, where Luce had been born. After the wedding, however, the couple planted themselves in Lac Baker, where between 1901 and 1921 their family grew to include ten children.
Denis Pelletier died in Lac Baker at age 58 and was buried there in St-Thomas-d'Aquin's parish cemetery. At the time of his death, he and Luce had been married for 28 years. His death certificate states (in French) that there was no doctor available to sign off on the official paperwork, but that he appears to have died from pulmonary congestion.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
His Wife:
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)
Their 10 Children:
► Claire M. 'Clara' (Pelletier) Salisbury 1901-1979 [age 77]
married May 23, 1937, in Portland, Maine, to Leslie D. Salisbury 1888-1955 [age 66]
► Cyrille J. Pelletier 1903-1978 [age 75]
married Apr. 15, 1929, in Lac-Baker, NB, Canada, to Julie M. 'Julia' Beaulieu 1910-1968 [age 58]
► 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 Parents:
Isaïe Pelletier 1834-1900 [age 65]
and Élisabeth (Nadeau) Pelletier 1837-1910 [age 73]
married on February 21, 1859,
at L'Église de St-François-Xavier in St-François-de-Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
His Grandparents:
Paternal - his father's parents
► Bénoni Pelletier - born in 1803; date of death & place of burial unknown
and Marie Victoire (Violet) Pelletier 1804-1845 [age 41]
married on January 11, 1825,
at L'Église de St-Basile in 'The Madawaska Settlement', New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Bénoni remarried (to Léocade Nadeau) in 1846 after his wife's death. He fathered more than 20 children with his two wives.
Maternal - his mother's parents
► Simon Nadeau 1810-1902 [age 92]
and Marcelline (Michaud) Nadeau 1815-1853 [age 38]
married on June 15, 1835,
at L'Église de St-Basile in 'The Madawaska Settlement', New Brunswick, Canada
Note:
Simon was twice remarried after his wife's death — in 1854 to the widowed Luce (Durette) Paradis, and in 1867 to the widowed Sarah (Kennedy) Grondin.
TELL THE STORY · REMEMBER THE LIFE
Denis Isaie Pelletier was a lifelong resident of Lac Baker, New Brunswick, Canada. Born there in 1870, he was one of at least 12 children; and like his father and grandfather before him, he was a farmer who worked long hours to provide for his family. At the time of Denis' birth, Lac Baker was just a small mission parish, established only 15 years earlier; and neither a chapel nor a church, nor even a school, had yet to be built. His parents, in fact, had been among the earliest wave of French couples to settle in that village.
In 1901 at age 30, Denis married Luce Gendreau at L'Église de St. Charles Borromeo, just across the border in St. Francis, Maine, where Luce had been born. After the wedding, however, the couple planted themselves in Lac Baker, where between 1901 and 1921 their family grew to include ten children.
Denis Pelletier died in Lac Baker at age 58 and was buried there in St-Thomas-d'Aquin's parish cemetery. At the time of his death, he and Luce had been married for 28 years. His death certificate states (in French) that there was no doctor available to sign off on the official paperwork, but that he appears to have died from pulmonary congestion.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
Family Members
Children
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Claire M. Salisbury
1901–1979
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Cyrille J. Pelletier
1903–1978
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Patrick D. "Pat" Pelletier
1905–1973
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Hedwidge M. Pelletier Chassé
1907–1958
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Richard E. Pelletier
1909–1969
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Isaïe J. 'Zie' Pelletier
1911–2001
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Alphonse F. Pelletier
1914–1970
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Thomas B. Pelletier
1916–1919
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Marie Juliette Banville
1920–1995
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Abel J. Pelletier
1921–2003
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