Cemetery List: Wife of David Poulin
Daughter of Joseph E. "Edouard" and Marie Louise (Allaire) of Province of Quebec.
Married David Poulin Nov 10, 1873 in Canada and had children including Joseph Napoleon born July 10, 1876, Marie P. born July 25, 1878, Raymond Joseph born Sept 15, 1891 all born in Canada and Lucinda M. born about 1890 when they moved to New Hampshire and William born about 189n Laconia New Hampshire, perhaps others Arthur and Bernice. Their 13th child was Rose Anna born March 7, 1894 in Laconia.
In the 1881 Canadian census Marie was 24 and David was 29, both born Quebec and they had two children Napoleon and Alphonse ages 4 and 2. They resided Saint-Ephrem-de-Beauce, Province of Quebec.
The family was enumerated as Fuller in the 1910 census in Laconia and they had children Napleon, Mary, Jennie, Lucinda May, Rosanna, Freddie, Willie, Arthur and Bernice. They were residing on Messer Street. Marie or Mary as she was enumerated had given birth to 16 children with nine living. David was a truck farmer and Marie a laundress.
David went by both Fuller and Poulin. I'm not sure if Marie died 1922 or David died 1922; they are both buried here.
Marie and David were living apart after 1910. I am not certain if he remarried or Marie was some times called Catherine; the mother's name on some of the children appeared as Catherine Corriveau. David was a patient at the State Hospital in Concord 1913 and Marie continued to resided in Laconia. David died there Jan 6, 1922. He was also buried in Green Grove Cemetery.
Daughter of Joseph E. "Edouard" and Marie Louise (Allaire) of Province of Quebec.
Married David Poulin Nov 10, 1873 in Canada and had children including Joseph Napoleon born July 10, 1876, Marie P. born July 25, 1878, Raymond Joseph born Sept 15, 1891 all born in Canada and Lucinda M. born about 1890 when they moved to New Hampshire and William born about 189n Laconia New Hampshire, perhaps others Arthur and Bernice. Their 13th child was Rose Anna born March 7, 1894 in Laconia.
In the 1881 Canadian census Marie was 24 and David was 29, both born Quebec and they had two children Napoleon and Alphonse ages 4 and 2. They resided Saint-Ephrem-de-Beauce, Province of Quebec.
The family was enumerated as Fuller in the 1910 census in Laconia and they had children Napleon, Mary, Jennie, Lucinda May, Rosanna, Freddie, Willie, Arthur and Bernice. They were residing on Messer Street. Marie or Mary as she was enumerated had given birth to 16 children with nine living. David was a truck farmer and Marie a laundress.
David went by both Fuller and Poulin. I'm not sure if Marie died 1922 or David died 1922; they are both buried here.
Marie and David were living apart after 1910. I am not certain if he remarried or Marie was some times called Catherine; the mother's name on some of the children appeared as Catherine Corriveau. David was a patient at the State Hospital in Concord 1913 and Marie continued to resided in Laconia. David died there Jan 6, 1922. He was also buried in Green Grove Cemetery.
Cemetery List: Wife of David Poulin
Daughter of Joseph E. "Edouard" and Marie Louise (Allaire) of Province of Quebec.
Married David Poulin Nov 10, 1873 in Canada and had children including Joseph Napoleon born July 10, 1876, Marie P. born July 25, 1878, Raymond Joseph born Sept 15, 1891 all born in Canada and Lucinda M. born about 1890 when they moved to New Hampshire and William born about 189n Laconia New Hampshire, perhaps others Arthur and Bernice. Their 13th child was Rose Anna born March 7, 1894 in Laconia.
In the 1881 Canadian census Marie was 24 and David was 29, both born Quebec and they had two children Napoleon and Alphonse ages 4 and 2. They resided Saint-Ephrem-de-Beauce, Province of Quebec.
The family was enumerated as Fuller in the 1910 census in Laconia and they had children Napleon, Mary, Jennie, Lucinda May, Rosanna, Freddie, Willie, Arthur and Bernice. They were residing on Messer Street. Marie or Mary as she was enumerated had given birth to 16 children with nine living. David was a truck farmer and Marie a laundress.
David went by both Fuller and Poulin. I'm not sure if Marie died 1922 or David died 1922; they are both buried here.
Marie and David were living apart after 1910. I am not certain if he remarried or Marie was some times called Catherine; the mother's name on some of the children appeared as Catherine Corriveau. David was a patient at the State Hospital in Concord 1913 and Marie continued to resided in Laconia. David died there Jan 6, 1922. He was also buried in Green Grove Cemetery.
Daughter of Joseph E. "Edouard" and Marie Louise (Allaire) of Province of Quebec.
Married David Poulin Nov 10, 1873 in Canada and had children including Joseph Napoleon born July 10, 1876, Marie P. born July 25, 1878, Raymond Joseph born Sept 15, 1891 all born in Canada and Lucinda M. born about 1890 when they moved to New Hampshire and William born about 189n Laconia New Hampshire, perhaps others Arthur and Bernice. Their 13th child was Rose Anna born March 7, 1894 in Laconia.
In the 1881 Canadian census Marie was 24 and David was 29, both born Quebec and they had two children Napoleon and Alphonse ages 4 and 2. They resided Saint-Ephrem-de-Beauce, Province of Quebec.
The family was enumerated as Fuller in the 1910 census in Laconia and they had children Napleon, Mary, Jennie, Lucinda May, Rosanna, Freddie, Willie, Arthur and Bernice. They were residing on Messer Street. Marie or Mary as she was enumerated had given birth to 16 children with nine living. David was a truck farmer and Marie a laundress.
David went by both Fuller and Poulin. I'm not sure if Marie died 1922 or David died 1922; they are both buried here.
Marie and David were living apart after 1910. I am not certain if he remarried or Marie was some times called Catherine; the mother's name on some of the children appeared as Catherine Corriveau. David was a patient at the State Hospital in Concord 1913 and Marie continued to resided in Laconia. David died there Jan 6, 1922. He was also buried in Green Grove Cemetery.
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