On January 14, 1896 in Taunton, MA, Henry Moquin, 31, a moulder from North Dighton, born in Canada to J. Baptist & Mary, married Zelia Gagener, 35, of North Dighton, born in Canada to Magleirs & Georgiana. This was his first marriage and her second.
Monday Jan 18, 1937 Taunton Daily Gazette page 12
Henry Moquin passed away at his home, 18 Lawrence Street Sunday afternoon after a long illness. He was born in St. Marie de Manoire, Canada 73 years ago and he has lived in this city for the past 50 years. He was a moulder and was employed at the White and Warner Company for the last 20 years. The deceased was a communicant of St. Jacques Church and a member of the Moulder's Union. He is survived by four daughters, Miss Beatrice Moquin, Mrs. Aurore Berube, Mrs. Delia McMahon and Mrs. Louis Labrie all of Taunton; two sons, Arthur Moquin of Brockton and Leo J. Thibeault of Taunton; two brothers, Clover Galipeau and Jack Galipeau and a sister, Mrs. Mary Collette of Pawtucket.
Brother of Thomas H. Moquin.
Monday Jan 18, 1937 Taunton Daily Gazette page 12
Henry Moquin passed away at his home, 18 Lawrence Street Sunday afternoon after a long illness. He was born in St. Marie de Manoire, Canada 73 years ago and he has lived in this city for the past 50 years. He was a moulder and was employed at the White and Warner Company for the last 20 years. The deceased was a communicant of St. Jacques Church and a member of the Moulder's Union. He is survived by four daughters, Miss Beatrice Moquin, Mrs. Aurore Berube, Mrs. Delia McMahon and Mrs. Louis Labrie all of Taunton; two sons, Arthur Moquin of Brockton and Leo J. Thibeault of Taunton; two brothers, Clover Galipeau and Jack Galipeau and a sister, Mrs. Mary Collette of Pawtucket.
Brother of Thomas H. Moquin.
On January 14, 1896 in Taunton, MA, Henry Moquin, 31, a moulder from North Dighton, born in Canada to J. Baptist & Mary, married Zelia Gagener, 35, of North Dighton, born in Canada to Magleirs & Georgiana. This was his first marriage and her second.
Monday Jan 18, 1937 Taunton Daily Gazette page 12
Henry Moquin passed away at his home, 18 Lawrence Street Sunday afternoon after a long illness. He was born in St. Marie de Manoire, Canada 73 years ago and he has lived in this city for the past 50 years. He was a moulder and was employed at the White and Warner Company for the last 20 years. The deceased was a communicant of St. Jacques Church and a member of the Moulder's Union. He is survived by four daughters, Miss Beatrice Moquin, Mrs. Aurore Berube, Mrs. Delia McMahon and Mrs. Louis Labrie all of Taunton; two sons, Arthur Moquin of Brockton and Leo J. Thibeault of Taunton; two brothers, Clover Galipeau and Jack Galipeau and a sister, Mrs. Mary Collette of Pawtucket.
Brother of Thomas H. Moquin.
Monday Jan 18, 1937 Taunton Daily Gazette page 12
Henry Moquin passed away at his home, 18 Lawrence Street Sunday afternoon after a long illness. He was born in St. Marie de Manoire, Canada 73 years ago and he has lived in this city for the past 50 years. He was a moulder and was employed at the White and Warner Company for the last 20 years. The deceased was a communicant of St. Jacques Church and a member of the Moulder's Union. He is survived by four daughters, Miss Beatrice Moquin, Mrs. Aurore Berube, Mrs. Delia McMahon and Mrs. Louis Labrie all of Taunton; two sons, Arthur Moquin of Brockton and Leo J. Thibeault of Taunton; two brothers, Clover Galipeau and Jack Galipeau and a sister, Mrs. Mary Collette of Pawtucket.
Brother of Thomas H. Moquin.
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