HEDWIDGE CHASSÉ's FAMILY
Her Husband:
Napoléon A. 'Albert' Chassé 1904-1971 [age 66]
married on September 26, 1927,
at L'Église de St-Thomas-d'Aquin, in Lac-Baker, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Their 10 Children:
► Laurine T. (Chassé) Pinet 1930-2009 [age 78] [Réginald Pinet]
born May 21, 1930, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Feb. 5, 2009, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne
► Carmella M. (Chassé) Côté [Gérard Côté - d. 2012, Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac]
► Hervé Chassé 1932-1990 [age 58]
born Aug. 23, 1932, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Sep. 11, 1990, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne
buried in Cimetière Central
► Bernita F. (Chassé) Létourneau [Marcel Létourneau - d. 1981, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne]
► Jeannine M. Chassé 1936-1938 [age 15 months]
born Dec. 9, 1936, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Mar. 25, 1938, St-Juste-du-Lac
► Adrienne M. (Chassé) Bérubé [Jean-Paul Bérubé]
► Pièrrette R. (Chassé) Urquart [Pièrre Urquart]
► Georgette (Chassé) Cossette 1943-1994 [age 50/51] [Gilles Cossette]
► Émilienne M. (Chassé) Lapointe [Gaetan Lapointe]
► Berthier A. Chassé [Francine Morin]
christened Joseph Abel Berthier Chassé
Her 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)
Her 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]
► 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]
► 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
Her Grandparents:
Paternal - her 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 - her 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
Hedwidge Marie (Pelletier) Chassé, buried under the name Edwidge, was born and raised in Lac Baker, New Brunswick, a daughter of Denis and Luce Pelletier. Little is known of Hedwidge's life — save for the fact that of the nine Pelletier children who grew to adulthood, she was the only one who never immigrated to the States.
In 1927, shortly before her 20th birthday, Hedwidge exchanged wedding vows with Napoléon 'Albert' Chassé, a young Frenchman who hailed from the neighboring village of Clair; and before long, the couple moved west into Témiscouata County, Québec. They first settled at St-Marc-du-Lac-Long but eventually moved north to St-Juste-du-Lac and then to Dégelis; and by the 1950s the family had moved clear across the province, establishing themselves in a newly developed area in northwestern Québec. Six hundred miles from Madawaska, Albert and Hedwidge settled in a small town called Amos, in Abitibi-Témiscamingu, where some of their children eventually married; but after Hedwidge passed away, the family migrated south to Saint-Jérôme de Terrebonne, a suburb of Montréal.
Hedwidge Chassé died in Amos in 1958, at age 50. Aside from her brother Thomas who died as a child, she was the first of the Pelletiers to pass away; and agewise, she was also the youngest. Hedwidge was buried on the 10th of March at the Cimetière de Ste-Thérèse-d'Avila; but when her husband died in 1971, he was laid to rest in St-Jérôme, where some of the Chassé grandchildren still reside.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Footstone (flat)
Her Husband:
Napoléon A. 'Albert' Chassé 1904-1971 [age 66]
married on September 26, 1927,
at L'Église de St-Thomas-d'Aquin, in Lac-Baker, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Their 10 Children:
► Laurine T. (Chassé) Pinet 1930-2009 [age 78] [Réginald Pinet]
born May 21, 1930, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Feb. 5, 2009, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne
► Carmella M. (Chassé) Côté [Gérard Côté - d. 2012, Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac]
► Hervé Chassé 1932-1990 [age 58]
born Aug. 23, 1932, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Sep. 11, 1990, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne
buried in Cimetière Central
► Bernita F. (Chassé) Létourneau [Marcel Létourneau - d. 1981, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne]
► Jeannine M. Chassé 1936-1938 [age 15 months]
born Dec. 9, 1936, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Mar. 25, 1938, St-Juste-du-Lac
► Adrienne M. (Chassé) Bérubé [Jean-Paul Bérubé]
► Pièrrette R. (Chassé) Urquart [Pièrre Urquart]
► Georgette (Chassé) Cossette 1943-1994 [age 50/51] [Gilles Cossette]
► Émilienne M. (Chassé) Lapointe [Gaetan Lapointe]
► Berthier A. Chassé [Francine Morin]
christened Joseph Abel Berthier Chassé
Her 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)
Her 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]
► 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]
► 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
Her Grandparents:
Paternal - her 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 - her 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
Hedwidge Marie (Pelletier) Chassé, buried under the name Edwidge, was born and raised in Lac Baker, New Brunswick, a daughter of Denis and Luce Pelletier. Little is known of Hedwidge's life — save for the fact that of the nine Pelletier children who grew to adulthood, she was the only one who never immigrated to the States.
In 1927, shortly before her 20th birthday, Hedwidge exchanged wedding vows with Napoléon 'Albert' Chassé, a young Frenchman who hailed from the neighboring village of Clair; and before long, the couple moved west into Témiscouata County, Québec. They first settled at St-Marc-du-Lac-Long but eventually moved north to St-Juste-du-Lac and then to Dégelis; and by the 1950s the family had moved clear across the province, establishing themselves in a newly developed area in northwestern Québec. Six hundred miles from Madawaska, Albert and Hedwidge settled in a small town called Amos, in Abitibi-Témiscamingu, where some of their children eventually married; but after Hedwidge passed away, the family migrated south to Saint-Jérôme de Terrebonne, a suburb of Montréal.
Hedwidge Chassé died in Amos in 1958, at age 50. Aside from her brother Thomas who died as a child, she was the first of the Pelletiers to pass away; and agewise, she was also the youngest. Hedwidge was buried on the 10th of March at the Cimetière de Ste-Thérèse-d'Avila; but when her husband died in 1971, he was laid to rest in St-Jérôme, where some of the Chassé grandchildren still reside.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Footstone (flat)
HEDWIDGE CHASSÉ's FAMILY
Her Husband:
Napoléon A. 'Albert' Chassé 1904-1971 [age 66]
married on September 26, 1927,
at L'Église de St-Thomas-d'Aquin, in Lac-Baker, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Their 10 Children:
► Laurine T. (Chassé) Pinet 1930-2009 [age 78] [Réginald Pinet]
born May 21, 1930, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Feb. 5, 2009, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne
► Carmella M. (Chassé) Côté [Gérard Côté - d. 2012, Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac]
► Hervé Chassé 1932-1990 [age 58]
born Aug. 23, 1932, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Sep. 11, 1990, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne
buried in Cimetière Central
► Bernita F. (Chassé) Létourneau [Marcel Létourneau - d. 1981, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne]
► Jeannine M. Chassé 1936-1938 [age 15 months]
born Dec. 9, 1936, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Mar. 25, 1938, St-Juste-du-Lac
► Adrienne M. (Chassé) Bérubé [Jean-Paul Bérubé]
► Pièrrette R. (Chassé) Urquart [Pièrre Urquart]
► Georgette (Chassé) Cossette 1943-1994 [age 50/51] [Gilles Cossette]
► Émilienne M. (Chassé) Lapointe [Gaetan Lapointe]
► Berthier A. Chassé [Francine Morin]
christened Joseph Abel Berthier Chassé
Her 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)
Her 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]
► 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]
► 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
Her Grandparents:
Paternal - her 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 - her 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
Hedwidge Marie (Pelletier) Chassé, buried under the name Edwidge, was born and raised in Lac Baker, New Brunswick, a daughter of Denis and Luce Pelletier. Little is known of Hedwidge's life — save for the fact that of the nine Pelletier children who grew to adulthood, she was the only one who never immigrated to the States.
In 1927, shortly before her 20th birthday, Hedwidge exchanged wedding vows with Napoléon 'Albert' Chassé, a young Frenchman who hailed from the neighboring village of Clair; and before long, the couple moved west into Témiscouata County, Québec. They first settled at St-Marc-du-Lac-Long but eventually moved north to St-Juste-du-Lac and then to Dégelis; and by the 1950s the family had moved clear across the province, establishing themselves in a newly developed area in northwestern Québec. Six hundred miles from Madawaska, Albert and Hedwidge settled in a small town called Amos, in Abitibi-Témiscamingu, where some of their children eventually married; but after Hedwidge passed away, the family migrated south to Saint-Jérôme de Terrebonne, a suburb of Montréal.
Hedwidge Chassé died in Amos in 1958, at age 50. Aside from her brother Thomas who died as a child, she was the first of the Pelletiers to pass away; and agewise, she was also the youngest. Hedwidge was buried on the 10th of March at the Cimetière de Ste-Thérèse-d'Avila; but when her husband died in 1971, he was laid to rest in St-Jérôme, where some of the Chassé grandchildren still reside.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Footstone (flat)
Her Husband:
Napoléon A. 'Albert' Chassé 1904-1971 [age 66]
married on September 26, 1927,
at L'Église de St-Thomas-d'Aquin, in Lac-Baker, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada
Their 10 Children:
► Laurine T. (Chassé) Pinet 1930-2009 [age 78] [Réginald Pinet]
born May 21, 1930, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Feb. 5, 2009, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne
► Carmella M. (Chassé) Côté [Gérard Côté - d. 2012, Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac]
► Hervé Chassé 1932-1990 [age 58]
born Aug. 23, 1932, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Sep. 11, 1990, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne
buried in Cimetière Central
► Bernita F. (Chassé) Létourneau [Marcel Létourneau - d. 1981, St-Jérôme, Terrebonne]
► Jeannine M. Chassé 1936-1938 [age 15 months]
born Dec. 9, 1936, St-Marc-du-Lac; died Mar. 25, 1938, St-Juste-du-Lac
► Adrienne M. (Chassé) Bérubé [Jean-Paul Bérubé]
► Pièrrette R. (Chassé) Urquart [Pièrre Urquart]
► Georgette (Chassé) Cossette 1943-1994 [age 50/51] [Gilles Cossette]
► Émilienne M. (Chassé) Lapointe [Gaetan Lapointe]
► Berthier A. Chassé [Francine Morin]
christened Joseph Abel Berthier Chassé
Her 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)
Her 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]
► 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]
► 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
Her Grandparents:
Paternal - her 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 - her 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
Hedwidge Marie (Pelletier) Chassé, buried under the name Edwidge, was born and raised in Lac Baker, New Brunswick, a daughter of Denis and Luce Pelletier. Little is known of Hedwidge's life — save for the fact that of the nine Pelletier children who grew to adulthood, she was the only one who never immigrated to the States.
In 1927, shortly before her 20th birthday, Hedwidge exchanged wedding vows with Napoléon 'Albert' Chassé, a young Frenchman who hailed from the neighboring village of Clair; and before long, the couple moved west into Témiscouata County, Québec. They first settled at St-Marc-du-Lac-Long but eventually moved north to St-Juste-du-Lac and then to Dégelis; and by the 1950s the family had moved clear across the province, establishing themselves in a newly developed area in northwestern Québec. Six hundred miles from Madawaska, Albert and Hedwidge settled in a small town called Amos, in Abitibi-Témiscamingu, where some of their children eventually married; but after Hedwidge passed away, the family migrated south to Saint-Jérôme de Terrebonne, a suburb of Montréal.
Hedwidge Chassé died in Amos in 1958, at age 50. Aside from her brother Thomas who died as a child, she was the first of the Pelletiers to pass away; and agewise, she was also the youngest. Hedwidge was buried on the 10th of March at the Cimetière de Ste-Thérèse-d'Avila; but when her husband died in 1971, he was laid to rest in St-Jérôme, where some of the Chassé grandchildren still reside.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Footstone (flat)
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EDWIDGE PELLETIER
1907 — 1958
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ALBERT CHASSÉ
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