Irving Flagg

M

Famille: Mary Alida Eveline Légère n. 9 mai 1905, d. Avr 1994

Mary Jane Cormier1

F, n. 31 Juillet 1875, d. 6 avril 1937
Mary Jane Cormier|n. 31 Juil 1875\nd. 6 Avr 1937|p4525.htm#i45242|François Cormier|n. v 1846\nd. 25 Août 1922|p1771.htm#i17710|Domithilde Babineau|n. 21 Nov 1850|p2024.htm#i20239|David Cormier||p353.htm#i3527|Pélagie Cormier||p1771.htm#i17709|Anselme Babineau|n. 14 fév 1824\nd. 22 Juil 1908|p951.htm#i9507|Madeleine Melanson|n. 12 Déc 1828|p1231.htm#i12308|

Famille: Joseph Léger n. 20 Juil 1858, d. 7 jan 1928

Références:

  1. [S8485] A. J. Leger - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, August 27, 1977, pg 5;voir aussi: Arthur Joseph Léger - nécrologie, Evangéline, Moncton, NB, 29 août 1977, pg 4.
  2. [S17] Registre de la paroisse Saint-Charles Borromée d'Amherst, NE , filmé en août 2000; Centre d'études acadiennes.
  3. [S5] Ronnie-Gilles LEBLANC (55118), Genealogy Database, 1996 / 2002, Moncton, NB.
  4. [S3449] Francis D. Cormier - obituary, Daily Times, Moncton, NB, August 28 1922, pg 7;Daily Times Moncton, NB
    Monday, August 28th, 1922 pg 7

    Francis D. Cormier Amherst, Aug 26 -
    The death occurred on Friday morning at the residence, 29 Maple Avenue, of Francis D. Cormier, one of the veteran French Acadien citizens. The late Mr. Cormier, who was seventy-six years of age, had been ill for the past year, and although his death was not unexpected, it came as a shock to the members of his family, for he had shown certain indications of improvement in health shortly before the end. The deceased is survived by his wife, two sons, Frank, in Amherst, and Jude, in New York, and three daughters, Mrs. Alfred Alland and Mrs. J. Leger, Amherst, and Mrs. W. LeBlanc, Montreal; and one brother, James, of Shemogue. The late Mr. Cormier came to Amherst forty-seven years ago and took up contract work on a small scale. Gradually he increased his business, and until he retired some eight or nine years ago, had held a contract for the foundation work of the Catholic Church, the St Charles School and a number of other large institutions. He also supervised the constuction of the first telephone line between Amherst and Truro, and laid the wooden pipes of the old King Waterworks. Mr. Cormier was the third French Acadien to take up a permanent residence in Amherst, moving here from Cape Bauld.
  5. [S93] Source inconnue author, Joseph Léger et Mary Jane Cormier - pierre tombale (n.p.: Saint Charles Nativity de Amherst, source inconnue publish date).
  6. [S3455] Mrs. Mary Jane Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, April 7 1937, pg 5;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Wednesday, April 7th, 1937 pg 5

    Mrs. Mary Jane Legere -
    Word was received in Amherst this morning of the death in Worcester, Mass., of Mrs. Mary Jane Legere, a former resident of Amherst, who has been residing in the Massachusetts city for several months with son Edmund. While her son, Valerie, in Amherst, had received word of her illness he did not realize that it was so serious until he received a telegram this morning advising him of her death. Mrs. Legere was taken ill with pneumonia but recovered from the attack, only to develop plerisy. This illness with a combination of other complaints proved fatal. Mrs. Legere will be well remembered in Amherst and her many friends and relatives will learn with sorrow of her death. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Frank D. Cormier, six sons, Frank, Montreal, Valerie, Amherst, Arthur in Moncton, and Edmund , Joseph and Henry in Worchester; also two daughters, Mrs. Charles Gould, amd Miss Tillie of Worcester. Her husband, the late Joseph Legere, predeceased her nine years ago. Two sisters, Mrs. Alfred Allan of Amherst, and Mrs. William LeBlanc, Montreal; and two brothers, Jude (Bud Carman), New York, and Frank Cormier, also survived her. The remains are expected to arrive in Amherst on Friday and will be conveyed to the home of her son, Valerie Leger, Patterson Street. The funeral will be held from St. Charles Church on Saturday morning.
  7. [S3454] Joseph J. Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, January 16 1928, pg 4;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Monday, January 16th, 1928 pg 4

    Joseph J. Legere -
    The death of Joseph J. Legere occurred on Saturday evening after a long illness at the age of sixty-six years. Mr. Legere is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. C. A. Gould of Worcester, Mass., and Tillie at home, and by six sons, Frank in Halifax, Edmund in Worcester, Mass.; Arthur in Moncton and Valerie, Joseph and Henry at home. All the children were home during his late days excepting Mrs. Gould and Edmund. Both are expected home on the Ocean Limted this evening. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at St. Charles R.C. Church with Requiem High Mass. Mr Legere had many friends and there will be much sympathy with the family in their great bereavement.

Frank Léger1

M, n. 25 janvier 1897
Frank Léger|n. 25 jan 1897|p4525.htm#i45243|Joseph Léger|n. 20 Juil 1858\nd. 7 jan 1928|p102.htm#i1016|Mary Jane Cormier|n. 31 Juil 1875\nd. 6 Avr 1937|p4525.htm#i45242|Joseph Léger|n. 30 juin 1828\nd. 17 jan 1906|p79.htm#i786|Domithile Cormier|n. 1831\nd. 1903|p102.htm#i1014|François Cormier|n. v 1846\nd. 25 Août 1922|p1771.htm#i17710|Domithilde Babineau|n. 21 Nov 1850|p2024.htm#i20239|

Famille: Florence Pye d. 2 Déc 1962

Références:

  1. [S8485] A. J. Leger - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, August 27, 1977, pg 5;voir aussi: Arthur Joseph Léger - nécrologie, Evangéline, Moncton, NB, 29 août 1977, pg 4.
  2. [S17] Registre de la paroisse Saint-Charles Borromée d'Amherst, NE , filmé en août 2000; Centre d'études acadiennes.
  3. [S3454] Joseph J. Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, January 16 1928, pg 4;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Monday, January 16th, 1928 pg 4

    Joseph J. Legere -
    The death of Joseph J. Legere occurred on Saturday evening after a long illness at the age of sixty-six years. Mr. Legere is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. C. A. Gould of Worcester, Mass., and Tillie at home, and by six sons, Frank in Halifax, Edmund in Worcester, Mass.; Arthur in Moncton and Valerie, Joseph and Henry at home. All the children were home during his late days excepting Mrs. Gould and Edmund. Both are expected home on the Ocean Limted this evening. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at St. Charles R.C. Church with Requiem High Mass. Mr Legere had many friends and there will be much sympathy with the family in their great bereavement.
  4. [S3455] Mrs. Mary Jane Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, April 7 1937, pg 5;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Wednesday, April 7th, 1937 pg 5

    Mrs. Mary Jane Legere -
    Word was received in Amherst this morning of the death in Worcester, Mass., of Mrs. Mary Jane Legere, a former resident of Amherst, who has been residing in the Massachusetts city for several months with son Edmund. While her son, Valerie, in Amherst, had received word of her illness he did not realize that it was so serious until he received a telegram this morning advising him of her death. Mrs. Legere was taken ill with pneumonia but recovered from the attack, only to develop plerisy. This illness with a combination of other complaints proved fatal. Mrs. Legere will be well remembered in Amherst and her many friends and relatives will learn with sorrow of her death. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Frank D. Cormier, six sons, Frank, Montreal, Valerie, Amherst, Arthur in Moncton, and Edmund , Joseph and Henry in Worchester; also two daughters, Mrs. Charles Gould, amd Miss Tillie of Worcester. Her husband, the late Joseph Legere, predeceased her nine years ago. Two sisters, Mrs. Alfred Allan of Amherst, and Mrs. William LeBlanc, Montreal; and two brothers, Jude (Bud Carman), New York, and Frank Cormier, also survived her. The remains are expected to arrive in Amherst on Friday and will be conveyed to the home of her son, Valerie Leger, Patterson Street. The funeral will be held from St. Charles Church on Saturday morning.
  5. [S1881] Valerie J. Legere - obituary, Chronicle Herald, Halifax NS, May 10, 1980, pg 47;The Chronicle Herald Halifax, NS
    Saturday, May 10th, 1980 pg 47

    Valerie J. Legere - Amherst -
    Valerie J. Legere, 82, of 5 Patterson Street, Amherst, died Thursday in Lockhart's Nursing Home. Born in Amherst, he was a son of the late Joseph and Mary Jane (Cormier) Legere. A retired tinsman, he was a former employee of the Amherst Stove and Furnace Company. In later years, he was bartender for the Amherst Golf Club. He was a member of Nativity of Our Lady Roman Catholic Church. He was a charter life honorary member of the Knights of Columbus Council 2916 for more than 37 years. He was a member of Branch No. 10 Royal Canadian Legion and of the Legion band. Surviving are his wife, the former Annie LeBlanc; a daughter, Jacqueline (Mrs. Bert Niehaus), Trenton, Ont.; a sister, Celeste (Mrs. James Wellington), Worcester, Mass.; two brothers, Frank, Montreal; Henry. Worcester, Mass.; and six grandchildren. The body will be in Furlong's Funeral Home tonight. Funeral will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in the Nativity of Our Lady Roman Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Charles Cemetery.

Valérie Léger1

M, n. 18 mars 1898, d. 8 mai 1980
Valérie Léger|n. 18 mar 1898\nd. 8 mai 1980|p4525.htm#i45244|Joseph Léger|n. 20 Juil 1858\nd. 7 jan 1928|p102.htm#i1016|Mary Jane Cormier|n. 31 Juil 1875\nd. 6 Avr 1937|p4525.htm#i45242|Joseph Léger|n. 30 juin 1828\nd. 17 jan 1906|p79.htm#i786|Domithile Cormier|n. 1831\nd. 1903|p102.htm#i1014|François Cormier|n. v 1846\nd. 25 Août 1922|p1771.htm#i17710|Domithilde Babineau|n. 21 Nov 1850|p2024.htm#i20239|

Famille: Annie Leblanc n. 29 Déc 1908, d. 8 Nov 1995

Références:

  1. [S8485] A. J. Leger - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, August 27, 1977, pg 5;voir aussi: Arthur Joseph Léger - nécrologie, Evangéline, Moncton, NB, 29 août 1977, pg 4.
  2. [S1881] Valerie J. Legere - obituary, Chronicle Herald, Halifax NS, May 10, 1980, pg 47;The Chronicle Herald Halifax, NS
    Saturday, May 10th, 1980 pg 47

    Valerie J. Legere - Amherst -
    Valerie J. Legere, 82, of 5 Patterson Street, Amherst, died Thursday in Lockhart's Nursing Home. Born in Amherst, he was a son of the late Joseph and Mary Jane (Cormier) Legere. A retired tinsman, he was a former employee of the Amherst Stove and Furnace Company. In later years, he was bartender for the Amherst Golf Club. He was a member of Nativity of Our Lady Roman Catholic Church. He was a charter life honorary member of the Knights of Columbus Council 2916 for more than 37 years. He was a member of Branch No. 10 Royal Canadian Legion and of the Legion band. Surviving are his wife, the former Annie LeBlanc; a daughter, Jacqueline (Mrs. Bert Niehaus), Trenton, Ont.; a sister, Celeste (Mrs. James Wellington), Worcester, Mass.; two brothers, Frank, Montreal; Henry. Worcester, Mass.; and six grandchildren. The body will be in Furlong's Funeral Home tonight. Funeral will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in the Nativity of Our Lady Roman Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Charles Cemetery.
  3. [S17] Registre de la paroisse Saint-Charles Borromée d'Amherst, NE , filmé en août 2000; Centre d'études acadiennes.
  4. [S3454] Joseph J. Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, January 16 1928, pg 4;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Monday, January 16th, 1928 pg 4

    Joseph J. Legere -
    The death of Joseph J. Legere occurred on Saturday evening after a long illness at the age of sixty-six years. Mr. Legere is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. C. A. Gould of Worcester, Mass., and Tillie at home, and by six sons, Frank in Halifax, Edmund in Worcester, Mass.; Arthur in Moncton and Valerie, Joseph and Henry at home. All the children were home during his late days excepting Mrs. Gould and Edmund. Both are expected home on the Ocean Limted this evening. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at St. Charles R.C. Church with Requiem High Mass. Mr Legere had many friends and there will be much sympathy with the family in their great bereavement.
  5. [S3455] Mrs. Mary Jane Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, April 7 1937, pg 5;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Wednesday, April 7th, 1937 pg 5

    Mrs. Mary Jane Legere -
    Word was received in Amherst this morning of the death in Worcester, Mass., of Mrs. Mary Jane Legere, a former resident of Amherst, who has been residing in the Massachusetts city for several months with son Edmund. While her son, Valerie, in Amherst, had received word of her illness he did not realize that it was so serious until he received a telegram this morning advising him of her death. Mrs. Legere was taken ill with pneumonia but recovered from the attack, only to develop plerisy. This illness with a combination of other complaints proved fatal. Mrs. Legere will be well remembered in Amherst and her many friends and relatives will learn with sorrow of her death. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Frank D. Cormier, six sons, Frank, Montreal, Valerie, Amherst, Arthur in Moncton, and Edmund , Joseph and Henry in Worchester; also two daughters, Mrs. Charles Gould, amd Miss Tillie of Worcester. Her husband, the late Joseph Legere, predeceased her nine years ago. Two sisters, Mrs. Alfred Allan of Amherst, and Mrs. William LeBlanc, Montreal; and two brothers, Jude (Bud Carman), New York, and Frank Cormier, also survived her. The remains are expected to arrive in Amherst on Friday and will be conveyed to the home of her son, Valerie Leger, Patterson Street. The funeral will be held from St. Charles Church on Saturday morning.
  6. [S1880] Source inconnue author, Valerie J. Legere et Annie LeBlanc - Pierre Tombale (n.p.: Cimetière Saint Charles Nativity de Amherst, source inconnue publish date).

Joseph Edmond Léger

M, n. 13 mai 1899
Joseph Edmond Léger|n. 13 mai 1899|p4525.htm#i45245|Joseph Léger|n. 20 Juil 1858\nd. 7 jan 1928|p102.htm#i1016|Mary Jane Cormier|n. 31 Juil 1875\nd. 6 Avr 1937|p4525.htm#i45242|Joseph Léger|n. 30 juin 1828\nd. 17 jan 1906|p79.htm#i786|Domithile Cormier|n. 1831\nd. 1903|p102.htm#i1014|François Cormier|n. v 1846\nd. 25 Août 1922|p1771.htm#i17710|Domithilde Babineau|n. 21 Nov 1850|p2024.htm#i20239|

Références:

  1. [S17] Registre de la paroisse Saint-Charles Borromée d'Amherst, NE , filmé en août 2000; Centre d'études acadiennes.
  2. [S3454] Joseph J. Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, January 16 1928, pg 4;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Monday, January 16th, 1928 pg 4

    Joseph J. Legere -
    The death of Joseph J. Legere occurred on Saturday evening after a long illness at the age of sixty-six years. Mr. Legere is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. C. A. Gould of Worcester, Mass., and Tillie at home, and by six sons, Frank in Halifax, Edmund in Worcester, Mass.; Arthur in Moncton and Valerie, Joseph and Henry at home. All the children were home during his late days excepting Mrs. Gould and Edmund. Both are expected home on the Ocean Limted this evening. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at St. Charles R.C. Church with Requiem High Mass. Mr Legere had many friends and there will be much sympathy with the family in their great bereavement.
  3. [S3455] Mrs. Mary Jane Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, April 7 1937, pg 5;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Wednesday, April 7th, 1937 pg 5

    Mrs. Mary Jane Legere -
    Word was received in Amherst this morning of the death in Worcester, Mass., of Mrs. Mary Jane Legere, a former resident of Amherst, who has been residing in the Massachusetts city for several months with son Edmund. While her son, Valerie, in Amherst, had received word of her illness he did not realize that it was so serious until he received a telegram this morning advising him of her death. Mrs. Legere was taken ill with pneumonia but recovered from the attack, only to develop plerisy. This illness with a combination of other complaints proved fatal. Mrs. Legere will be well remembered in Amherst and her many friends and relatives will learn with sorrow of her death. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Frank D. Cormier, six sons, Frank, Montreal, Valerie, Amherst, Arthur in Moncton, and Edmund , Joseph and Henry in Worchester; also two daughters, Mrs. Charles Gould, amd Miss Tillie of Worcester. Her husband, the late Joseph Legere, predeceased her nine years ago. Two sisters, Mrs. Alfred Allan of Amherst, and Mrs. William LeBlanc, Montreal; and two brothers, Jude (Bud Carman), New York, and Frank Cormier, also survived her. The remains are expected to arrive in Amherst on Friday and will be conveyed to the home of her son, Valerie Leger, Patterson Street. The funeral will be held from St. Charles Church on Saturday morning.

Delphine Tatru1

F

Famille: Titu Vasha

Références:

  1. [S8637] “Vasha - Leger (mariage) (1914)” Marriage Register, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N4FP-6M8: accessed 2011-12-18).

Arthur Léger1,2,3

M, n. 13 mars 1902, d. 26 Août 1977
Arthur Léger|n. 13 mar 1902\nd. 26 Août 1977|p4525.htm#i45247|Joseph Léger|n. 20 Juil 1858\nd. 7 jan 1928|p102.htm#i1016|Mary Jane Cormier|n. 31 Juil 1875\nd. 6 Avr 1937|p4525.htm#i45242|Joseph Léger|n. 30 juin 1828\nd. 17 jan 1906|p79.htm#i786|Domithile Cormier|n. 1831\nd. 1903|p102.htm#i1014|François Cormier|n. v 1846\nd. 25 Août 1922|p1771.htm#i17710|Domithilde Babineau|n. 21 Nov 1850|p2024.htm#i20239|

Famille: Stella Poirier

Références:

  1. [S4649] J. L. Poirier - nécrologie, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, 12 mai 1976, pg 2.
  2. [S5387] Leonie Poirier - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, January 18, 1978, pg 2.
  3. [S8116] Albenie Poirier - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, May 20, 1974, pg 9.
  4. [S8485] A. J. Leger - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, August 27, 1977, pg 5;voir aussi: Arthur Joseph Léger - nécrologie, Evangéline, Moncton, NB, 29 août 1977, pg 4.
  5. [S17] Registre de la paroisse Saint-Charles Borromée d'Amherst, NE , filmé en août 2000; Centre d'études acadiennes.
  6. [S3454] Joseph J. Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, January 16 1928, pg 4;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Monday, January 16th, 1928 pg 4

    Joseph J. Legere -
    The death of Joseph J. Legere occurred on Saturday evening after a long illness at the age of sixty-six years. Mr. Legere is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. C. A. Gould of Worcester, Mass., and Tillie at home, and by six sons, Frank in Halifax, Edmund in Worcester, Mass.; Arthur in Moncton and Valerie, Joseph and Henry at home. All the children were home during his late days excepting Mrs. Gould and Edmund. Both are expected home on the Ocean Limted this evening. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at St. Charles R.C. Church with Requiem High Mass. Mr Legere had many friends and there will be much sympathy with the family in their great bereavement.
  7. [S3455] Mrs. Mary Jane Legere - obituary, Amherst Daily News, Amherst NS, April 7 1937, pg 5;Amherst Daily News (1914-1955) Amherst, NS
    Wednesday, April 7th, 1937 pg 5

    Mrs. Mary Jane Legere -
    Word was received in Amherst this morning of the death in Worcester, Mass., of Mrs. Mary Jane Legere, a former resident of Amherst, who has been residing in the Massachusetts city for several months with son Edmund. While her son, Valerie, in Amherst, had received word of her illness he did not realize that it was so serious until he received a telegram this morning advising him of her death. Mrs. Legere was taken ill with pneumonia but recovered from the attack, only to develop plerisy. This illness with a combination of other complaints proved fatal. Mrs. Legere will be well remembered in Amherst and her many friends and relatives will learn with sorrow of her death. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Frank D. Cormier, six sons, Frank, Montreal, Valerie, Amherst, Arthur in Moncton, and Edmund , Joseph and Henry in Worchester; also two daughters, Mrs. Charles Gould, amd Miss Tillie of Worcester. Her husband, the late Joseph Legere, predeceased her nine years ago. Two sisters, Mrs. Alfred Allan of Amherst, and Mrs. William LeBlanc, Montreal; and two brothers, Jude (Bud Carman), New York, and Frank Cormier, also survived her. The remains are expected to arrive in Amherst on Friday and will be conveyed to the home of her son, Valerie Leger, Patterson Street. The funeral will be held from St. Charles Church on Saturday morning.
  8. [S7506] Cecile Marie Gallagher - obituary, Times & Transcript, Moncton, NB, June 5, 2010.
  9. [S7716] Avis Officiel de mariage, Microfilm: F24374, No. d'enregistrement: 2232 (1960-06-04), William Foley Gallagher & Cécile Léger, Provincial Archives, Fredericton, York, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada.
  10. [S7809] Official Notice of marriage, Microfilm: F23685, No. d'enregistrement: 3342 (1957-07-13), Joseph Arthur Léger & Anne Marie Wilson, Provincial Archives, Fredericton, York, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada.
  11. [S4767] Official notice of marriage, Microfilm: F23901, No. d'enregistrement: 3038 (1958), George MacGregor Knox & Marie Léger, Provincial Archives, Fredericton, York, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada.
  12. [S7582] Avis Officiel de mariage, Microfilm: F24531, No. d'enregistrement: 1550 (1959-04-04), Edward James Fitzgerald & Elizabeth Léger, Provincial Archives, Fredericton, York, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada.

Celeste Légère1

F
Celeste Légère||p4525.htm#i45248|Joseph Léger|n. 20 Juil 1858\nd. 7 jan 1928|p102.htm#i1016|Mary Jane Cormier|n. 31 Juil 1875\nd. 6 Avr 1937|p4525.htm#i45242|Joseph Léger|n. 30 juin 1828\nd. 17 jan 1906|p79.htm#i786|Domithile Cormier|n. 1831\nd. 1903|p102.htm#i1014|François Cormier|n. v 1846\nd. 25 Août 1922|p1771.htm#i17710|Domithilde Babineau|n. 21 Nov 1850|p2024.htm#i20239|

Famille 1: Charles A. Gould

Famille 2: James W. Wellington

Références:

  1. [S8485] A. J. Leger - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, August 27, 1977, pg 5;voir aussi: Arthur Joseph Léger - nécrologie, Evangéline, Moncton, NB, 29 août 1977, pg 4.

Mary Ann Léger

F
Mary Ann Léger||p4525.htm#i45249|Joseph Léger|n. 20 Juil 1858\nd. 7 jan 1928|p102.htm#i1016|Mary Jane Cormier|n. 31 Juil 1875\nd. 6 Avr 1937|p4525.htm#i45242|Joseph Léger|n. 30 juin 1828\nd. 17 jan 1906|p79.htm#i786|Domithile Cormier|n. 1831\nd. 1903|p102.htm#i1014|François Cormier|n. v 1846\nd. 25 Août 1922|p1771.htm#i17710|Domithilde Babineau|n. 21 Nov 1850|p2024.htm#i20239|

Joseph Martin Légère

M
Joseph Martin Légère||p4525.htm#i45250|Joseph Léger|n. 20 Juil 1858\nd. 7 jan 1928|p102.htm#i1016|Mary Jane Cormier|n. 31 Juil 1875\nd. 6 Avr 1937|p4525.htm#i45242|Joseph Léger|n. 30 juin 1828\nd. 17 jan 1906|p79.htm#i786|Domithile Cormier|n. 1831\nd. 1903|p102.htm#i1014|François Cormier|n. v 1846\nd. 25 Août 1922|p1771.htm#i17710|Domithilde Babineau|n. 21 Nov 1850|p2024.htm#i20239|
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