The Ancestors of Roy Edward Yelle:
10 Generations of French Canadians
Generation No. 1
1.
Roy Edward Yelle, born February 8, 1909 in Redford, New York;
died November 27, 1978 in Watertown, New York.
He was the son of 2. Edward Yelle and 3. Harriet Celeste Miner. He married (1) Edna Francis Johnson
January 8, 1928 in Carthage, New York.
She was born March 3, 1905, and died July 1984 in Watertown, New
York. She was the daughter of Clifford
LaDette Johnson and Mary May Hutchinson.
Notes for Roy Edward
Yelle:
Buried in Antwerp, New
York. Made first communion, June 1919, and was confirmed.
YELLE, ROY
ss#134-10-6221 issued in NY b. 8 Feb
1909 d. Nov 1978 in Watertown, New York 13601
Notes for Edna Francis
Johnson:
YELLE, EDNA
ss#118-30-5987 in NY b:3 Mar 1905 d:Jul 1984 in NY Last known residence: Watertown, New York 13601
Generation No. 2
2.
Edward Yelle, born December 11, 1878 in Blackbrook, New York;
died April 22, 1931 in Watertown, New York.
He was the son of 4. Octave Vital Yelle and 5. Cleofa
Foucrault. He married 3. Harriet
Celeste Miner May 12, 1908 in Redford, New York.
3.
Harriet Celeste Miner, born March 10, 1882 in Negaunee, Michigan;
died March 5, 1988 in Lake Placid, New
York. She was the daughter of 6.
Louis Miner and 7. Malvina Shackette.
Notes for Edward
Yelle:
Died of ruptured
appendix in Mercy Hospital, Watertown NY.
Buried in Antwerp, NY.
Notes for Harriet
Celeste Miner:
Known as
"Hattie." She went to school in Massachusetts. Her father, Louis Miner, was in the Civil
War. She has lived in Roger Crossing,
Antwerp, Saranac lake, and was a resident at Uihleim Mercy Center, Lake Placid
in 1986-87 at age 104-105. Buried in Antwerp, NY.
YELLE, HATTIE
ss#087-20-0647 issued in NY b. 10 Mar
1882 d. 5 Mar 1988
Published on Tuesday,
March 8, 1988, Page 26, Watertown Daily Times
Headline: NNY'S SAGE
DEAD AT 105
Dateline: SARANAC LAKE
The woman who may have
been Northern New York's oldest resident is dead. Hattie C. Yelle, 105, of 136
Baker St., long-time Saranac Lake resident, died Saturday at the Uihlein Mercy
Center, Lake Placid. She had been in failing health for two years. Mrs. Yelle, who would have celebrated her
106th birthday this week, was believed to be the oldest person in Northern New
York. She entered the Lake Placid rest home at the age of 104.
She had never been in
a hospital in her life until she was 100,'' said her daughter, Mrs. Doris
Shatraw, Saranac Lake. Mrs. Yelle, who lived on farms in Jefferson County about
20 years, traveled to Florida each winter through her 101st year,'' said Mrs.
Shatraw.
The funeral will be at
11:15 a.m. Wednesday at St. Bernard's Catholic Church. Spring burial will be in
Antwerp Cemetery. Calling hours will be
2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Fortune Funeral Home.
Surviving are a son,
George, Albany; two daughters, Mrs. Malcolm (Doris) Shatraw, 136 Baker St., and
Mrs. Harold (Edna) Verch, Syracuse; 10 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren,
and 39 great-great-grandchildren. Two
sons died previously, Roy, on Nov. 25, 1978, and Leo, at the age of 2. Several
brothers and sisters also died before her.
Born in Negaunee,
Mich., on March 10, 1882, a daughter of Louis and Malvina Shackette Miner, she
married Edward Yelle on May 12, 1908. The couple spent their married life on
farms in Roger Crossing and Antwerp. Mr. Yelle died April 22, 1932, at the age
of 52.
Mrs. Yelle had lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Shattraw, at Saranac Lake for the past 50 years. She
was employed as a housekeeper at Saranac Lake and also worked in a glove
factory there until the age of 65.
Having enjoyed excellent health for almost all of her life, Mrs. Yelle
was a communicant of St. Bernard's Church, as well as an avid traveler and
crocheter.
Children of Edward
Yelle and Harriet Miner are:
1 i. Roy Edward Yelle, born February 8, 1909
in Redford, New York; died November 27, 1978 in Watertown, New York; married
Edna Francis Johnson January 8, 1928 in Carthage, New York.
ii. Louis
Leo Yelle, born June 15, 1910 in Redford, New York; died November 4, 1911 in
Peru, New York
Notes for Louis Leo
Yelle:
Buried in Redford, New
York.
iii. George
Yelle, born June 20, 1913 in Keeseville, New York; married (1) Kay 2nd wife of
George Yelle; married (2) Marcelle 3rd wife of George Yelle; married (3)
Marjorie Harten May 5, 1946 in Saranac Lake, New York
Notes for George Yelle:
Made first communion
June 1921. Confirmed in Carthage, New York, May 1926.
iv. Doris
May Yelle, born January 8, 1923 in Carthage, New York; married Malcolm Shattraw
May 5, 1946 in Saranac Lake, New York
Notes for Doris May
Yelle:
August 1930: Made first
communion in Antwerp, New York
Notes for Malcolm
Shattraw:
No children. Lived in
Saranac Lake, NY
v. Edna
Beatrice Yelle, born June 16, 1924 in Carthage, New York; married Harold Verch
February 13, 1949 in Albany, New York
Notes for Edna Beatrice
Yelle:
First communion in antwerp,
New York. Confirmed in Carthage, New
York..
Generation No. 3
4.
Octave Vital Yelle, born January 13, 1841 in St. Edouard,
Napierville, Quebec; died January 21, 1910 in Ausable Forks, New York. He was the son of 8. Louis Yelle and 9.
Marguerite Rougeau. He married 5.
Cleofa Foucrault October 10, 1863 in St. Chrisostome, Quebec.
5.
Cleofa Foucrault, born July 22, 1841 in St. Chrysostome,
Chateauquay, Quebec; died April 11, 1929 in Redford, New York. She was the daughter of 10. Francois
Foucrault and 11. Sophie Hamelin.
Notes for Octave Vital
Yelle:
Immigrated from Canada
to New York in 1863/4.
Notes for Cleofa
Foucrault:
Also known as "Cluffy
Messic." Named also spelled
Foucreault, Foucraux. Buried in Redford, New York.
Children of Octave
Yelle and Cleofa Foucrault are:
i. Almanda
Yelle, born December 22, 1865 in Black Brook, New York; died June 18, 1919 in
Black Brook, New York; married Morris Yelle Abt. 1882 in Black Brook, New York;
born January 14, 1860 in Swastika, New York; died December 13, 1923 in Black
Brook, New York.
Notes for Morris Yelle:
Also known as
Modeste. From Betti Ward, Ft.
Lauderdale, FL. 1998.
ii. Napoleon
Yelle, born May 3, 1868 in Black Brook, New York; died December 14, 1924 in
Massachusetts; married Mary Parinaude February 22, 1897 in Pawtucket, Rhode
Island; born June 5, 1867 in Cherbusco, New York; died February 5, 1955 in
Attleboro, Massachusetts.
Notes for Napoleon
Yelle:
Lived in
Providence. Buried in Pawtucket Rhode
Island. Fay Yelle has deathdate as 12/14/1925
Notes for Mary
Parinaude:
Last name may be
"Patenaude" according to Fay Yelle.
iii. Malvina
Yelle, born October 17, 1869 in Black Brook, New York; died August 1903 in
Saranac Lake, New York; married James LaTour November 21, 1892 in Black Brook,
New York
Notes for Malvina
Yelle:
Buried in Saranac Lake,
New York.
iv. Appoline
Yelle, born January 1870 in St. Chrysostome, Chateauquay, Quebec
v. Phoebe
Yelle, born February 10, 1871 in Black Brook, New York; died March 17, 1956 in
Saranac Lake, New York; married James Disco January 2, 1893 in Black Brook, New
York
Notes for Phoebe Yelle:
Lived in Saranac. Also
known as "Fabula." Buried in Saranac Lake, New York.
vi. Clara
Yelle, born August 24, 1872 in Black Brook, New York; died October 1945;
married William Dupray December 21, 1890 in Black Brook, New York
Notes for William
Dupray:
Reportedly, went to
Oregon. No more info about the family
is known.
vii. Cordelia
Yelle, born February 10, 1874; died March 8, 1948 in Saranac Lake, New York
Notes for Cordelia
Yelle:
Never Married.
viii. Georgiana
Yelle, born January 26, 1876; died June 22, 1946; married Jean Baptiste
Senecal; died April 1986 in New York.
Notes for Georgiana
Yelle:
Buried in Ausable
Forks, New York.
Notes for Jean Baptiste
Senecal:
Resided in Schenectady,
New York.
2 ix. Edward Yelle, born December 11, 1878 in
Blackbrook, New York; died April 22, 1931 in Watertown, New York; married
Harriet Celeste Miner May 12, 1908 in Redford, New York.
x. Mary
Irene Yelle, born November 26, 1878 in Black Brook, New York; died April 22,
1932 in Williamsburg, Massachusetts; married William Senecal August 6, 1900 in
Redford, New York
xi. Walter
Octave Yelle, born April 15, 1882 in Black Brook, New York; died December 12,
1934
Notes for Walter Octave
Yelle:
Didn't marry. Lived in Pencelek. Buried in Redford. According to 1920 Census, Walter lived with
Edward and Harriet in Peru, New York.
xii. Ida
Roseanna Yelle, born May 6, 1885 in Black Brook, New York; died October 27,
1969 in Saranac Lake, New York; married Joseph George Rondeau June 11, 1910 in
Ausable Forks, New York; born March 29, 1868 in Keeseville, New York; died June
26, 1975 in Gardner, Massachusetts.
6.
Louis Miner, born September 3, 1845 in Ausable Forks, New York;
died January 14, 1934 in Ware, Massachusetts.
He was the son of 12. Nicolas Miner and 13. Natalie Parent. He married 7. Malvina Shackette March
5, 1867.
7.
Malvina Shackette, born August 17, 1851 in Blackbrook, New York;
died October 4, 1889 in Ware, Massachusetts.
She was the daughter of 14. Stephen Shackette and 15.
Charlotte Labounty.
Notes for Louis Miner:
Louis Miner, the
father of Harriet (Miner) Yelle, was a Union soldier in the U.S. Civil
War.
Louis -- born
September 3, 1845 -- grew up in Ausable Forks, New York, where he lived with his
parents, Joseph and Natalia, and his brothers and sister. According to Civil
War military records presented on Ancestry.com, a genealogical website, Louis
Miner, age 18, enlisted as a private in the New York 96th Infantry Regiment in
Black Brook, New York on December, 18, 1863.
This date is three months after Louis 18th birthday. At least part of the time, if not all, he
was in Company A. He mustered out of
the 96th Regiment as a private on February 6, 1866 at City Point, Virginia.
During the time of
Louis' enlistment, the 96th was involved in some important battles such as:
Drewry's Bluff,
Virginia, May 14-17, 1864
Cold Harbor, Virgina,
June 2-8, 1864
Petersburg,
June15-July28, 1864
Chaffins's Farm,
Virgina, September 28-29, 1864
Fort Harrison,
Virginia, September 29-30, 1864
Fair Oaks, Virgina,
October, 27, 1864
That's not the end of
the story. Louis apparently followed
his brother, Henry, into the New York 96th Infantry. According to military records, Henry Miner, age 18, from Ausable
Forks, New York, enlisted as a private in the 96th, Company C, on December 1,
1861. Henry was promoted to Full
Corporal on November, 1, 1865 and mustered out of the 96th on February 6, 1866
at City Point, Virginia. The whole
regiment was disbanded on that date.
This information is
supported by data from the 1860 U.S. Census.
A Census enumerator named W.C. Watson, Jr. visited the Essex County home
of Joseph Miner in Ausable Forks, New York, on August 6, 1860. This is the household information he
recorded:
Joseph Miner, age 52,
male, (Nicholas Monast?)
Occupation: Iron
Roller,
Value of Real Estate:
24
Value of Personal
Estate: 200
Birthplace: Canada
East (i.e., Quebec)
Can't read or write.
Natalia (or Natalie)
Miner, age 48, female, Birthplace: Canada East, can't read or write. (Nathalia
Parent)
Henry Miner, age 18,
male, laborer, Birthplace: New York
Louis Miner, age 15,
male, nail poker, Birthplace: New York
Isaac Miner, age 10,
male, Birthplace: New York
Rosalie Miner, age 9,
female, Birthplace: New York, attended school within year
Jimmis (Dennis?)
Miner, age 5, male, Birthplace: New York
Joseph Miner Jr., age
25, male, laborer, Birthplace: Canada East, married within year, can't read or
write
Emily Miner, age 21,
female, Birthplace: New York, married within year, can't read or write
Some interesting
observations and rough conclusions can be made from this information.
1. The newlyweds, Joseph Jr. and Emily, were
living in his father's household. This
was not uncommon then.
2. Illiteracy was common then also. It is doubtful that Joseph Sr. and Natalia
spoke fluent English although the children probably did, especially those
schooled.
3. There were many Miner families and
Quebec-born people in the area at that time, including Yelle and Shackette
families. A one Henry Miner, age 36,
born in Canada East, lived in Ausable Forks in 1860 and was a nail slitter(?).
Could this be a younger brother of Joseph Sr.?
It seems a few Miners worked in the ironworking crafts.
4. Joseph Jr., was born about 1835 in
Quebec. Henry was born about 1842 in
New York. Thus, Joseph and Natalia
moved to New York between 1835 and 1842.
The 1850 U.S. Census for Essex County, New York, shows a Joseph Miner as
head of household but there is no further information on that household. Most likely, it's our Joseph.
5. Were there children between Joseph, age 25,
and Henry, age 18? Our family tree
identifies Charles and Hattie as siblings of Louis. They could have been born after 1860, but Natalia was 48 years
old by then. More likely, they married
and moved away, or lived in other households as tenants/servants.
6. No other Henry Miner, age18, or Louis Miner,
age 15, show up in the 1860 U.S. Census for Essex County. Thus, it is near certain that these are the
Henry and Louis Miner that joined the 96th Infantry during the Civil War.
Based on family
information and research, it is likely that Louis' French name was "Louis
Monat dit Jolicoeur." Miner is an
Anglicized version of Monat. The dit name Jolicoeur means "happy
heart" in French and distinguishes our Monat family from other Monat
families.
Finally, it seems just
yesterday that my great-grandmother, Harriet "Hattie" (Miner) Yelle,
died. Louis married Melvina Shackette on March 5, 1867, a year after he left
the army. Hattie was born fifteen years
later in March 10, 1882. She died in
1988 two days before her 106th birthday.
And her father, Louis, was in the Civil War, a war the still defines our
country today. How much did Louis' war
experience make him and his family feel they were part of America?
Compiled by Bruce
Mcadam Jr., Olney, MD, July 26, 2000
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According to Carol
Miner, Nicholas Monast & Nathalie Parent
married 12 Feb 1833 in St.Marie Monnoire also known as Marieville in
Rouville, Quebec. This would be Joseph
and Natalie Miner.
Source: Carol A.
Miner, CMiner5735@aol.com
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According to Ware town
records, Louis Miner married M.R. St.Savier on 16 Jan 1892,
They had
children. Joseph L. Monat born 21 May
1993. There may have been a
"Florence" also, according to Betti Yelle Ward.
Also in Ware Records,
deaths of children of Louis & Rosanna St. Saveur
Stillborn 15 May 1895
Alfred H. Monat d. 5
Sep 1900, 5 yrs old, of Cholera Fantum
Mary L. Monat d. 10
Sep 1900, 2 mo. 23 days of Cholera Fantum
Source: Carol Miner,
CMiner5735@aol.com
Louis died of chronic
nephritis. Buried in Mt. Carmel
Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts.
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1900 U.S. Census,
State of Massachusetts, Hampshire County, Town of Ware, District 650,
Enumerator: Arthur J. Maillaux, Census taken August 2, 1900.
Lived on Aspen Street
in Ware.
Monat, Louis, head of
household, born September 1844, age 55, married 35 years, born Vermont, father
born French Canada, mother born French Canada, worked in dry goods store,
rented house.
Monat, Roseanne, wife,
February 1862, age 38, married 8 years, six children five living, born in
French Canada, father born in French Canada, mother born in French Canada,
immigrated in 1878, can't read not write.
Charlotte, daughter,
January 1878, 22, single, New York, Vermont, French Canada, cotton mill
stitcher.
Hattie, daughter,
March 1881, 19, single, New York, Vermont, French Canada, cotton mill stitcher.
Noe, son, August 1884,
15, single, New York, Vermont, French Canada, cotton mill winder.
Louis, son, May 1893,
7, single, Massachusetts, Vermont, French Canada, at school 10 months.
Alfred, son, May 1895,
5, single, Massachusetts, Vermont, French Canada.
Josephine, daughter,
December 1898, 1, single, Massachusetts, Vermont, French Canada.
Marie Louise,
daughter, 3 months, single, Massachusetts, Vermont, French Canada.
Isaac Monat, Louis'
brother, also lived on Aspen Street in 1900 with his wife Marcelline and their
children Louis, James, Gilda, Edward & Hortense.
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1920 U.S. Census,
Massachusetts, Worcester County, Hardwick Village, Election District 84, Precinct
1, Enumerated by Joseph Vinsky(?) on January 10, 1920. Households as of January
1, 1920.
Miner, Louis, head of
household, own home, age 75, born in New York, father born in Canada speaks French,
mother born in Canada speaks French, farmer on home farm.
Miner, Rosanna, wife,
56, immigrated in 1893, can't write, born in Canada speaks French, father born
in Canada speaks French, mother born in Canada speaks French, can't speak
English.
Miner, Louis J., son,
26, born in Massachusetts, farmer on home farm.
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Louis Miner
Residence not listed;
Enlisted on 6/12/1865
as a Private.
On 6/12/1865 he
transferred into "A" Co. NY 96th Infantry
He was Mustered Out on
2/6/1866 at City Point, VA
(Absent, sick)
He also had service
in:
"H" Co. NY
118th Infantry
Sources used by
Historical Data Systems, Inc.:
- New York:
Report of the Adjutant-General
(c) Historical Data
Systems, Inc. @ www.civilwardata.com
Notes for Malvina
Shackette:
It is unsubstantiated
that Melvina's grandmother (name unknown) was full blooded Indian, who
reportedly was educated in English and French and brought up by British family
on border of Canada and U.S. (Info
given by Sylvia Dezengremel) Malvina's French name was "Celeste
Choquette." She died of typhoid
fever and is buried in Ware, Massachusetts.
Children of Louis
Miner and Malvina Shackette are:
i. Delina
R. Miner, born June 19, 1871; married Frank Bashaw 1891; born March 1867 in New
York.
Notes for Frank Bashaw:
Farmer, general farm
ii. Marceline
Miner, born August 9, 1875 in Blackbrook, New York; died September 25, 1889 in
Ware, Massachusetts
iii. Charlotte
Miner, born Abt. 1878 in Blackbrook, New York; died March 2, 1905 in Ware,
Massachusetts
iv. Mary
Louise Miner, born March 19, 1880 in Negaunee, Michigan; died December 20, 1890
in Ware, Massachusetts
Notes for Mary Louise
Miner:
See Nicolas Miner's notes.
Could be Mary Louisa Monat, same as Louisa.
Died of nephritis. Buried in Ware, Massachusetts.
3 v. Harriet Celeste Miner, born March 10,
1882 in Negaunee, Michigan; died March 5, 1988 in Lake Placid, New York; married Edward Yelle May 12, 1908
in Redford, New York.
vi. Noah
Dennis Miner, born August 20, 1884 in Blackbrook, New York; died March 1968 in
Tampa, Florida; married Louise Wife of Noah Miner
Notes for Noah Dennis
Miner:
SSDI Search Results
NOAH MINER
SSN 372-10-5307 Residence: 33619
Tampa, Hillsborough, FL
Born 19 Aug 1884 Last Benefit:
Died Mar 1968 Issued: MI (Before 1951)
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According to Social
Security application dated December 1, 1936, Noah lived at 22138 Brittany
Avenue, East Detroit, Michigan. He worked at United States Rubber Products,
Inc.. 6600 East Jefferson Ave., Detroit. He was born August 9, 1884.
vii. Anna
Miner, born January 1887 in Blackbrook, New York; died April 3, 1890 in Ware,
Massachusetts
viii. Isaac
Miner, born March 24, 1889 in Ware, Massachusetts; died April 17, 1889 in Ware,
Massachusetts
Notes for Isaac Miner:
See Nicolas Miner's
notes. Died of whopping cough. Buried
in Ware, Massachusetts.
.
Generation No. 4
8.
Louis Yelle, born in St.
Edouard, Napierville, Quebec. He was
the son of 16. Louis Guel and 17. Marguerite Robert. He married 9. Marguerite Rougeau
January 30, 1832 in St. Philippe, Laprarie, Quebec.
9.
Marguerite Rougeau She was
the daughter of 18. Pierre Rougeau and 19. Suzanne Franche.
Children of Louis
Yelle and Marguerite Rougeau are:
4 i. Octave Vital Yelle, born January 13, 1841
in St. Edouard, Napierville, Quebec; died January 21, 1910 in Ausable Forks,
New York; married Cleofa Foucrault October 10, 1863 in St. Chrisostome, Quebec.
ii. Victorine
Yelle, married Antoine Robert November 26, 1855 in St. Edouard, Napierville,
Quebec
iii. Eulalie
Yelle, married Vital Sorel May 8, 1854 in St. Edouard, Napierville, Quebec
iv. Maurice
Yelle, born 1853 in St. Edouard, Napierville, Quebec; married Delphine Beaupre
v. Napoleon
Yelle, born 1856 in St. Edouard, Napierville, Quebec; died February 3, 1889 in
Burlington, Vermont; married Cesaire St. Pierre; born in Canada; died August 11, 1853 in Winooski, Vermont.
Notes for Cesaire St.
Pierre:
Death date is wrong!!
Must be e.g. 1953 or 1883.
vi. Phabien
Yelle
Notes for Phabien
Yelle:
Also known as
"Flavian"
vii. Maggie
Yelle, born July 10, 1849 in St. Edouard, Napierville, Quebec; died August 10,
1870 in Burlington, Vermont
viii. Melanie
Yelle, born 1846 in St. Edouard, Napierville, Quebec; married David Dash
February 25, 1873 in Burlington, Vermont
10. Francois Foucrault
He married 11. Sophie Hamelin.
11. Sophie Hamelin
Notes for Francois
Foucrault:
Or Foucreault or
Foucraeux.
Possible ancestor from
FamilyHistory.com:
Subject: Fouquereau or
Foucrault familly
Posted by: Ronald
Urbain , 8/18/99
Message: The first Foucrault
arrive at Québec near 1676. His name is Urbain Fouquereau. He's married a
Neuville near Québec the décember 26, 1676 with Jeanne Rossignol. He has 8
childrens, and 2 boys continued the decendance... André Foucreau 1683 and
Guillaume Urbain Fouquereau 1685. Guillaume is going on Repentigny city and
André is going at Laprairie. Your ancestor is probably André. André has just
one child, his name is André and he born on 1721.
Sorry for my english,
I speak french almost only and I speak just few words in english.
Child of Francois
Foucrault and Sophie Hamelin is:
5 i. Cleofa Foucrault, born July 22, 1841 in
St. Chrysostome, Chateauquay, Quebec; died April 11, 1929 in Redford, New York;
married Octave Vital Yelle October 10, 1863 in St. Chrisostome, Quebec.
12. Nicolas Miner, born January 8, 1810 in Quebec, Canada;
died June 8, 1890 in Ware, Massachusetts.
He was the son of 24. Charles Monast and 25. Marguerite Regne. He married 13. Natalie Parent
February 12, 1833 in St. Marie Monnoire, Rouville, Quebec.
13. Natalie Parent, born July 31, 1810 in Quebec, Canada; died
September 3, 1890 in Ware, Massachusetts.
She was the daughter of 26. Amable Parent and 27. Marie Dufaut.
Notes for Nicolas
Miner:
Also known as Nicolas
Monast.
FamilySearch International
Genealogical Index v4.01 North America
Nicolas MONAST
Sex: M
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Natalie PARENT
Marriage: 12 Feb 1833
Marieville, Rouville,
Quebec
Source Information:
Batch number: Dates
Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type
8304915 -
0884976 Film NONE
Sheet: 78
Family Group Record
FamilySearch Ancestral File v4.19
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Husband's Name
Nicolai MONAST (AFN:TT5H-X0)
Born:
8 Jan 1810 Place: Marieville, Rouville, Quebec
Married:
12 Feb 1833 Place: Ste. Marie, Monnoir, Quebec
Father:
Charles MONAST (AFN:TT5J-7H)
Mother:
Marguerite REGNE (AFN:TT5J-1G)
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Wife's Name
Nathalia PARENT (AFN:TT5J-40)
Born:
Aug 1812 Place: St. Marieville, , Quebec
Married:
12 Feb 1833 Place: Ste. Marie, Monnoir, Quebec
Father:
Amable PARENT (AFN:TT5J-2M)
Mother:
Marie DUFAUT (AFN:TT5J-3S)
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Children
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1. Sex
Name
F
Rosella MONNARD (AFN:TT5H-TG)
Born:
28 Jun 1850 Place: Ausable Forks, Clinton, New York
Died:
31 Dec 1926 Place: Escanaba, Delta, Michigan
See his son Louis
Miner's notes. 1860 U.S. Census listed
Nicolas as Joseph Miner, Joseph being the name most "used" by French
Canadian men.
Email from Carol
Miner, 9/3/2000, CMiner5735@aol.com:
I found some
interesting information Friday while looking at town records
in Ware, MA, which is
about six miles from where I live. Some of the
Miner/Monats came to
Ware in the late 1800's which I already knew however I
never expected to find
this.\
Nicolas Monat d. 8 Jun
1890. He was Senile and had Disibility of Heart.
b. Canada He was 83. A Laborer.
Buried in Ware
It doesn't list his
parents, just says______Monat
&_____________
Vol. 4 Page 5
# 63
Natalie Monat d. 3 Sep
1890. She had Senile Disability.
b. Canada She was 80 yrs. 1 mo. 3 days. A widow Buried in Ware
I couldn't make out
what it has for her father and no mother was listed.
Vol 4 Page 6
#102
I think as soon as I
have time I'll see if there is an obituary so that we
can see who their
children were. I will also check the church to see what
they have.
Isaac Monat d. 17 Apr
1899 Whooping Cough
b. in Ware He was 24 days old Buried in Ware
Parents; Louis & Celeste both born in NY
Vol 4 Page 2
#46
Marcelline Monat d. 25 Sep 1889 Typhoid Fever
Buried in Ware
b. in Blackbrook,
NY She was 14 yrs. 1 mo. 16 days old
Parent; Louis & Malvina He was b. Ausable Forks
& she in Blackbrook
Malvina Monat (
husband Louis) d. 4 Oct 1889 Typhoid
Fever Bur. in Ware
b.Blackbrook, NY She was 38 yrs. old
Parents; Stephen
Choquette & Charlotte _______. Both born in Canada
Vol 4 Page 3
# 106
Anna Monet d. 3 Apr
1890 Croup Buried in Ware
b. Blackbrook, NY 3 yrs. 3 mo.
Parents: Louis &
Malvina Celeste both born in NY
Vol 4 page 4
# 39
Mary L. Monat d. 20 Dec 1890 Nephritis
Buried in Ware
b. Nigauny, MI 10 Yrs. 9 mo. 1 day
Parents: Louis of
Ausable & Malvina (Celeste) of
Peru, NY
Vol. 4 Page 6
Charlotte Monat d. 2 Mar 1905 Buried in Mt. Carmel, Ware
b. Blackbrook, NY 27 yrs. old
Parents: Louis & Malvina ( Choquette) Ausable
Vol 4 Page 61
# 22
Isaac Monat d. 2 Jan
1906 Mitral ? Heart
Buried in Mt.Carmel Cem.,
Ware
b. Ausable, NY 58 yrs. 5 mo.
Parents: Nicolas &
Natalie Suprenant both born in Canada
Vol 4 Page 66
# 72
Notes for Natalie
Parent:
Conflict in sources of
birthdate. See her Father's Notes.
Children of Nicolas
Miner and Natalie Parent are:
i. Charles
Miner
Notes for Charles
Miner:
Lived in Redford.
Genweb: Franklin Co. NY
Queries Forum
Marriage for Charles
MINO
Posted by Edmond Spaeth
<edspaeth@aol.com> on Tue, 18 Apr 2000, in response to Louis Miner,
posted by Bruce McAdam on Sat, 31 Jul 1999
Surname: MINO, MINER,
POISSON
In the Marriages of
Clinton County(NY)1830-1880, one finds a marriage for Charles MINO to Angélique
POISSON at the Immaculate Conception Church, Keeseville, NY July 3, 1853.
Witnesses were Harriet MINO and Joseph POISSON. Harriet is probably your Hattie
MINER.