Rosalie Landry

F, n. vers 1851, d. vers 14 février 1921
Rosalie Landry|n. v 1851\nd. v 14 fév 1921|p933.htm#i9321|Amand Landry|n. 8 Déc 1805|p2017.htm#i20163|Pélagie Caissie|n. 8 fév 1812|p2017.htm#i20162|Alain Landry|n. v Déc 1769|p1956.htm#i19553|Anastasie Dupuis||p2711.htm#i27109|Michel Caissie|n. v 1770|p292.htm#i2915|Marie Landry|n. v 1774\nd. 23 mar 1846|p2491.htm#i24901|

Famille: Joseph Léger n. 25 jan 1849, d. v 16 mai 1925

Références:

  1. [S43] Source inconnue author, Shédiac, N.B., Registre de la paroisse Saint-Joseph (n.p.: n.pub., source inconnue publish date).
  2. [S359] Descendants of Jacques Leger dit La Rosette, online http://users.eastlink.ca/~rickeylegere/. Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Jacques Leger dit La Rosette.
  3. [S3979] R.A. Legere - obituary, Sackville Post, Sackville NB, December 28 1934, pg 4;Sackville Post Sackville, NB
    Friday, December 28th, 1934 pg 4

    R. A. Legere Shediac, Dec. 26 -
    A general feeling of sorrow pervaded the Seaside Town on the afternoon of this fretive day when it became known that one of its most highly esteemed and progressive citizens, Raymond A. Legere, had passed away suddenly at his home following an illness of but a few hours. Although his health had not been of the best for the past year or so, nevertheless he had shown remarkable recuperation from a very serious illness and was evidently well on the way to recovery when stricken with startling swiftness this forenoon and all that medical care could do for him proved unavailing, the end coming about 3.30 p.m. in the midst of his family and near relatives. the late Mr. Legere was a native of Shediac and celebrated his 51st birthday anniversary on Friday last, December 21st. He was a son of the late Dr. Joseph A. Leger and Rosaline Landry, of Dorchester, daughter of Amand Landry, the first Acadian elected to the New Brunswick Legislature. Mr. Leger's mother was a sister of Sir Pierre Landry once a member of the Hanington-Landry Government at Fredericton.
  4. [S4054] Raymond Leger - obituary, Moncton Daily Times, Moncton, NB, December 26 1934, pg 8;Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    Wednesday, December 26th, 1934 pg 8

    Raymond Leger -
    Citizens of Moncton, as well as many friends in Shediac and elsewhere throughout the county and province, will be grieved to learn of the death of Mr. Raymond Leger, senior member of the drug firm of Leger Brothers. Mr. Leger was a good citizen of Moncton for a number of years. He entered heartily into the various activities of our civic life, taking a prominent part in various activities of our civic life, taking a prominent part in varoious movements having for their object the welfare and progress of the city, and could always be depended upon to lend his support to undertakings for the good of the community. He was a man of broad views and stood high in the esteem of all who knew him and admired him for his fine social qualities and his high sense of honor.

    The Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    26 Dec 1934 Wednesday Page 8
    Raymond Leger -
    Passed away suddenly at his home in Shediac, N.B. on Tuesday, December 25, 1934, Raymond A. Leger, druggist, aged 51 years. Funeral on Thursday morning to St. Joseph's Church, Shediac, for solemn high mass of requiem at 9:30 o'clock, with interment afterwards in the parish cemetery.

    The Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    26 Dec 1934 Wednesday Page 8
    Active in Town and Community Affairs--Decendent of Prominent Acadian Family-- Funeral Thursday Shediac, Dec. 15-
    A general feeling of sorrow pervaded the Seaside Town on the afternoon of this festive day when it became know that one of its most highly esteemed and progressive citizens, Raymond A. Leger, had passed away suddenly at his home following an illness of but a few hours. Although his health had not been of the best for the past year or so, nevertheless he had shown remarkable recuperation from a very serious illness and was evidently well on the way to recovery when stricken with startling swiftness, this forenoon and all that medical care could do for him proved unavailling, the end coming about 3:30 p.m., in the midst of his family and near relatives. The late Mr. Leger was a native of Shediac and celebrated hi 51st birthday anniversary on Friday last, December 21st. He was a son of the late Dr. Joseph A. Leger and Rosaline Landry, of Dorchester, daughter of Amand Landry, the first Acadian elected to the New Brunswick Legislature. Mr. Leger's mother was a sister of Sir Pierre Landry once a member of the Hanington-Landry Government at Fredericton, member of parliament for Kent County and later justice of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick. He received his education in Shediac schools and at St. Joseph's University, afterwards taking up pharmaceutical studies and after graduating as a druggist he was located in Chatham for a time before opening up ousiness in Moncton and Shediac in partnership with his brother George. He managed the Shediac store for several years before taking over direction of the business in Moncton and resided in the Hub for some years. He returned to Shediac in 1931 and up to the time of his illness conducted the store here. Active in Community Affairs During his years of residence here, he took a leading part in the public life of the town and community at large and served on the Town Council, first as an alderman and afterwards as mayor. In Moncton he likewise was active in all movements pertaining to the welfare of the city and served as president of the Board of Trade. He was a keen student, well versed on the public affairs of the day both nationally and internationally and above all was a Canadian of high stering worth. An engaging personality, he also possessed at all times a pleasantness of manner that endeared him to a wide circle of friends not only in his native province but beyond its borders who will mourn his passing with sincere regret. The late Mr. Leger also possessed many other admirable qualities and was charitable to the utmost degree. In his death, Shediac and the province of New Brunswick in general have lost a citizen of the highest type and a thorough gentleman. The deceased leaves to mourn, his wife, formerly Miss Helen McLaughlin, daughter of Michael McLaughlin, of Buctouche, and sister of A.P. Noel McLaughlin, prominent lawyer of Campbellton; also a young daughter, Raymonde; a sister, Miss Amanda Leger, Shediac, and a brother, George Leger, of Moncton, of the Leger Drug Company of Moncton and Shediac. The body is resting at the family home here and the funeral will be held from there on Thursday morning to St. Joseph's R.C. church here where solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock by the rector, Rev. Father John J.V. Gaudet. Interment will afterwarde be made in the parish cemetery.
  5. [S18] Registre de la paroisse Notre Dame de l'Assomption, Moncton, NB; F1900-1 , filmé par P. Landry, filmé en mai 1977; Centre d'études acadiennes.

Amanda Léger

F, n. 21 Septembre 1879, d. 1963
Amanda Léger|n. 21 Sep 1879\nd. 1963|p933.htm#i9322|Joseph Léger|n. 25 jan 1849\nd. v 16 mai 1925|p910.htm#i9094|Rosalie Landry|n. v 1851\nd. v 14 fév 1921|p933.htm#i9321|Calixte Léger|n. 16 mar 1812\nd. 13 Août 1885|p414.htm#i4132|Pélagie Gaudet|n. 9 Oct 1819\nd. 15 Août 1885|p910.htm#i9091|Amand Landry|n. 8 Déc 1805|p2017.htm#i20163|Pélagie Caissie|n. 8 fév 1812|p2017.htm#i20162|

Références:

  1. [S43] Source inconnue author, Shédiac, N.B., Registre de la paroisse Saint-Joseph (n.p.: n.pub., source inconnue publish date).
  2. [S4054] Raymond Leger - obituary, Moncton Daily Times, Moncton, NB, December 26 1934, pg 8;Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    Wednesday, December 26th, 1934 pg 8

    Raymond Leger -
    Citizens of Moncton, as well as many friends in Shediac and elsewhere throughout the county and province, will be grieved to learn of the death of Mr. Raymond Leger, senior member of the drug firm of Leger Brothers. Mr. Leger was a good citizen of Moncton for a number of years. He entered heartily into the various activities of our civic life, taking a prominent part in various activities of our civic life, taking a prominent part in varoious movements having for their object the welfare and progress of the city, and could always be depended upon to lend his support to undertakings for the good of the community. He was a man of broad views and stood high in the esteem of all who knew him and admired him for his fine social qualities and his high sense of honor.

    The Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    26 Dec 1934 Wednesday Page 8
    Raymond Leger -
    Passed away suddenly at his home in Shediac, N.B. on Tuesday, December 25, 1934, Raymond A. Leger, druggist, aged 51 years. Funeral on Thursday morning to St. Joseph's Church, Shediac, for solemn high mass of requiem at 9:30 o'clock, with interment afterwards in the parish cemetery.

    The Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    26 Dec 1934 Wednesday Page 8
    Active in Town and Community Affairs--Decendent of Prominent Acadian Family-- Funeral Thursday Shediac, Dec. 15-
    A general feeling of sorrow pervaded the Seaside Town on the afternoon of this festive day when it became know that one of its most highly esteemed and progressive citizens, Raymond A. Leger, had passed away suddenly at his home following an illness of but a few hours. Although his health had not been of the best for the past year or so, nevertheless he had shown remarkable recuperation from a very serious illness and was evidently well on the way to recovery when stricken with startling swiftness, this forenoon and all that medical care could do for him proved unavailling, the end coming about 3:30 p.m., in the midst of his family and near relatives. The late Mr. Leger was a native of Shediac and celebrated hi 51st birthday anniversary on Friday last, December 21st. He was a son of the late Dr. Joseph A. Leger and Rosaline Landry, of Dorchester, daughter of Amand Landry, the first Acadian elected to the New Brunswick Legislature. Mr. Leger's mother was a sister of Sir Pierre Landry once a member of the Hanington-Landry Government at Fredericton, member of parliament for Kent County and later justice of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick. He received his education in Shediac schools and at St. Joseph's University, afterwards taking up pharmaceutical studies and after graduating as a druggist he was located in Chatham for a time before opening up ousiness in Moncton and Shediac in partnership with his brother George. He managed the Shediac store for several years before taking over direction of the business in Moncton and resided in the Hub for some years. He returned to Shediac in 1931 and up to the time of his illness conducted the store here. Active in Community Affairs During his years of residence here, he took a leading part in the public life of the town and community at large and served on the Town Council, first as an alderman and afterwards as mayor. In Moncton he likewise was active in all movements pertaining to the welfare of the city and served as president of the Board of Trade. He was a keen student, well versed on the public affairs of the day both nationally and internationally and above all was a Canadian of high stering worth. An engaging personality, he also possessed at all times a pleasantness of manner that endeared him to a wide circle of friends not only in his native province but beyond its borders who will mourn his passing with sincere regret. The late Mr. Leger also possessed many other admirable qualities and was charitable to the utmost degree. In his death, Shediac and the province of New Brunswick in general have lost a citizen of the highest type and a thorough gentleman. The deceased leaves to mourn, his wife, formerly Miss Helen McLaughlin, daughter of Michael McLaughlin, of Buctouche, and sister of A.P. Noel McLaughlin, prominent lawyer of Campbellton; also a young daughter, Raymonde; a sister, Miss Amanda Leger, Shediac, and a brother, George Leger, of Moncton, of the Leger Drug Company of Moncton and Shediac. The body is resting at the family home here and the funeral will be held from there on Thursday morning to St. Joseph's R.C. church here where solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock by the rector, Rev. Father John J.V. Gaudet. Interment will afterwarde be made in the parish cemetery.
  3. [S359] Descendants of Jacques Leger dit La Rosette, online http://users.eastlink.ca/~rickeylegere/. Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Jacques Leger dit La Rosette.

Raymond Léger1,2,3

M, n. 21 Décembre 1883, d. 25 Décembre 1934
Raymond Léger|n. 21 Déc 1883\nd. 25 Déc 1934|p933.htm#i9323|Joseph Léger|n. 25 jan 1849\nd. v 16 mai 1925|p910.htm#i9094|Rosalie Landry|n. v 1851\nd. v 14 fév 1921|p933.htm#i9321|Calixte Léger|n. 16 mar 1812\nd. 13 Août 1885|p414.htm#i4132|Pélagie Gaudet|n. 9 Oct 1819\nd. 15 Août 1885|p910.htm#i9091|Amand Landry|n. 8 Déc 1805|p2017.htm#i20163|Pélagie Caissie|n. 8 fév 1812|p2017.htm#i20162|

Famille: Hélène McLaughlin n. 1892, d. v 1981

Références:

  1. [S3979] R.A. Legere - obituary, Sackville Post, Sackville NB, December 28 1934, pg 4;Sackville Post Sackville, NB
    Friday, December 28th, 1934 pg 4

    R. A. Legere Shediac, Dec. 26 -
    A general feeling of sorrow pervaded the Seaside Town on the afternoon of this fretive day when it became known that one of its most highly esteemed and progressive citizens, Raymond A. Legere, had passed away suddenly at his home following an illness of but a few hours. Although his health had not been of the best for the past year or so, nevertheless he had shown remarkable recuperation from a very serious illness and was evidently well on the way to recovery when stricken with startling swiftness this forenoon and all that medical care could do for him proved unavailing, the end coming about 3.30 p.m. in the midst of his family and near relatives. the late Mr. Legere was a native of Shediac and celebrated his 51st birthday anniversary on Friday last, December 21st. He was a son of the late Dr. Joseph A. Leger and Rosaline Landry, of Dorchester, daughter of Amand Landry, the first Acadian elected to the New Brunswick Legislature. Mr. Leger's mother was a sister of Sir Pierre Landry once a member of the Hanington-Landry Government at Fredericton.
  2. [S4054] Raymond Leger - obituary, Moncton Daily Times, Moncton, NB, December 26 1934, pg 8;Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    Wednesday, December 26th, 1934 pg 8

    Raymond Leger -
    Citizens of Moncton, as well as many friends in Shediac and elsewhere throughout the county and province, will be grieved to learn of the death of Mr. Raymond Leger, senior member of the drug firm of Leger Brothers. Mr. Leger was a good citizen of Moncton for a number of years. He entered heartily into the various activities of our civic life, taking a prominent part in various activities of our civic life, taking a prominent part in varoious movements having for their object the welfare and progress of the city, and could always be depended upon to lend his support to undertakings for the good of the community. He was a man of broad views and stood high in the esteem of all who knew him and admired him for his fine social qualities and his high sense of honor.

    The Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    26 Dec 1934 Wednesday Page 8
    Raymond Leger -
    Passed away suddenly at his home in Shediac, N.B. on Tuesday, December 25, 1934, Raymond A. Leger, druggist, aged 51 years. Funeral on Thursday morning to St. Joseph's Church, Shediac, for solemn high mass of requiem at 9:30 o'clock, with interment afterwards in the parish cemetery.

    The Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    26 Dec 1934 Wednesday Page 8
    Active in Town and Community Affairs--Decendent of Prominent Acadian Family-- Funeral Thursday Shediac, Dec. 15-
    A general feeling of sorrow pervaded the Seaside Town on the afternoon of this festive day when it became know that one of its most highly esteemed and progressive citizens, Raymond A. Leger, had passed away suddenly at his home following an illness of but a few hours. Although his health had not been of the best for the past year or so, nevertheless he had shown remarkable recuperation from a very serious illness and was evidently well on the way to recovery when stricken with startling swiftness, this forenoon and all that medical care could do for him proved unavailling, the end coming about 3:30 p.m., in the midst of his family and near relatives. The late Mr. Leger was a native of Shediac and celebrated hi 51st birthday anniversary on Friday last, December 21st. He was a son of the late Dr. Joseph A. Leger and Rosaline Landry, of Dorchester, daughter of Amand Landry, the first Acadian elected to the New Brunswick Legislature. Mr. Leger's mother was a sister of Sir Pierre Landry once a member of the Hanington-Landry Government at Fredericton, member of parliament for Kent County and later justice of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick. He received his education in Shediac schools and at St. Joseph's University, afterwards taking up pharmaceutical studies and after graduating as a druggist he was located in Chatham for a time before opening up ousiness in Moncton and Shediac in partnership with his brother George. He managed the Shediac store for several years before taking over direction of the business in Moncton and resided in the Hub for some years. He returned to Shediac in 1931 and up to the time of his illness conducted the store here. Active in Community Affairs During his years of residence here, he took a leading part in the public life of the town and community at large and served on the Town Council, first as an alderman and afterwards as mayor. In Moncton he likewise was active in all movements pertaining to the welfare of the city and served as president of the Board of Trade. He was a keen student, well versed on the public affairs of the day both nationally and internationally and above all was a Canadian of high stering worth. An engaging personality, he also possessed at all times a pleasantness of manner that endeared him to a wide circle of friends not only in his native province but beyond its borders who will mourn his passing with sincere regret. The late Mr. Leger also possessed many other admirable qualities and was charitable to the utmost degree. In his death, Shediac and the province of New Brunswick in general have lost a citizen of the highest type and a thorough gentleman. The deceased leaves to mourn, his wife, formerly Miss Helen McLaughlin, daughter of Michael McLaughlin, of Buctouche, and sister of A.P. Noel McLaughlin, prominent lawyer of Campbellton; also a young daughter, Raymonde; a sister, Miss Amanda Leger, Shediac, and a brother, George Leger, of Moncton, of the Leger Drug Company of Moncton and Shediac. The body is resting at the family home here and the funeral will be held from there on Thursday morning to St. Joseph's R.C. church here where solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock by the rector, Rev. Father John J.V. Gaudet. Interment will afterwarde be made in the parish cemetery.
  3. [S18] Registre de la paroisse Notre Dame de l'Assomption, Moncton, NB; F1900-1 , filmé par P. Landry, filmé en mai 1977; Centre d'études acadiennes.
  4. [S43] Source inconnue author, Shédiac, N.B., Registre de la paroisse Saint-Joseph (n.p.: n.pub., source inconnue publish date).

Georges Arthur Léger

M, n. 5 Août 1889, d. 13 janvier 1970
Georges Arthur Léger|n. 5 Août 1889\nd. 13 jan 1970|p933.htm#i9324|Joseph Léger|n. 25 jan 1849\nd. v 16 mai 1925|p910.htm#i9094|Rosalie Landry|n. v 1851\nd. v 14 fév 1921|p933.htm#i9321|Calixte Léger|n. 16 mar 1812\nd. 13 Août 1885|p414.htm#i4132|Pélagie Gaudet|n. 9 Oct 1819\nd. 15 Août 1885|p910.htm#i9091|Amand Landry|n. 8 Déc 1805|p2017.htm#i20163|Pélagie Caissie|n. 8 fév 1812|p2017.htm#i20162|

Famille: Alice Melanson n. 20 jan 1890, d. 30 Août 1975

Références:

  1. [S4054] Raymond Leger - obituary, Moncton Daily Times, Moncton, NB, December 26 1934, pg 8;Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    Wednesday, December 26th, 1934 pg 8

    Raymond Leger -
    Citizens of Moncton, as well as many friends in Shediac and elsewhere throughout the county and province, will be grieved to learn of the death of Mr. Raymond Leger, senior member of the drug firm of Leger Brothers. Mr. Leger was a good citizen of Moncton for a number of years. He entered heartily into the various activities of our civic life, taking a prominent part in various activities of our civic life, taking a prominent part in varoious movements having for their object the welfare and progress of the city, and could always be depended upon to lend his support to undertakings for the good of the community. He was a man of broad views and stood high in the esteem of all who knew him and admired him for his fine social qualities and his high sense of honor.

    The Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    26 Dec 1934 Wednesday Page 8
    Raymond Leger -
    Passed away suddenly at his home in Shediac, N.B. on Tuesday, December 25, 1934, Raymond A. Leger, druggist, aged 51 years. Funeral on Thursday morning to St. Joseph's Church, Shediac, for solemn high mass of requiem at 9:30 o'clock, with interment afterwards in the parish cemetery.

    The Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    26 Dec 1934 Wednesday Page 8
    Active in Town and Community Affairs--Decendent of Prominent Acadian Family-- Funeral Thursday Shediac, Dec. 15-
    A general feeling of sorrow pervaded the Seaside Town on the afternoon of this festive day when it became know that one of its most highly esteemed and progressive citizens, Raymond A. Leger, had passed away suddenly at his home following an illness of but a few hours. Although his health had not been of the best for the past year or so, nevertheless he had shown remarkable recuperation from a very serious illness and was evidently well on the way to recovery when stricken with startling swiftness, this forenoon and all that medical care could do for him proved unavailling, the end coming about 3:30 p.m., in the midst of his family and near relatives. The late Mr. Leger was a native of Shediac and celebrated hi 51st birthday anniversary on Friday last, December 21st. He was a son of the late Dr. Joseph A. Leger and Rosaline Landry, of Dorchester, daughter of Amand Landry, the first Acadian elected to the New Brunswick Legislature. Mr. Leger's mother was a sister of Sir Pierre Landry once a member of the Hanington-Landry Government at Fredericton, member of parliament for Kent County and later justice of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick. He received his education in Shediac schools and at St. Joseph's University, afterwards taking up pharmaceutical studies and after graduating as a druggist he was located in Chatham for a time before opening up ousiness in Moncton and Shediac in partnership with his brother George. He managed the Shediac store for several years before taking over direction of the business in Moncton and resided in the Hub for some years. He returned to Shediac in 1931 and up to the time of his illness conducted the store here. Active in Community Affairs During his years of residence here, he took a leading part in the public life of the town and community at large and served on the Town Council, first as an alderman and afterwards as mayor. In Moncton he likewise was active in all movements pertaining to the welfare of the city and served as president of the Board of Trade. He was a keen student, well versed on the public affairs of the day both nationally and internationally and above all was a Canadian of high stering worth. An engaging personality, he also possessed at all times a pleasantness of manner that endeared him to a wide circle of friends not only in his native province but beyond its borders who will mourn his passing with sincere regret. The late Mr. Leger also possessed many other admirable qualities and was charitable to the utmost degree. In his death, Shediac and the province of New Brunswick in general have lost a citizen of the highest type and a thorough gentleman. The deceased leaves to mourn, his wife, formerly Miss Helen McLaughlin, daughter of Michael McLaughlin, of Buctouche, and sister of A.P. Noel McLaughlin, prominent lawyer of Campbellton; also a young daughter, Raymonde; a sister, Miss Amanda Leger, Shediac, and a brother, George Leger, of Moncton, of the Leger Drug Company of Moncton and Shediac. The body is resting at the family home here and the funeral will be held from there on Thursday morning to St. Joseph's R.C. church here where solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock by the rector, Rev. Father John J.V. Gaudet. Interment will afterwarde be made in the parish cemetery.
  2. [S43] Source inconnue author, Shédiac, N.B., Registre de la paroisse Saint-Joseph (n.p.: n.pub., source inconnue publish date).
  3. [S2351] Mme Georges A. Léger - nécrologie, Evangéline, Moncton, NB, 2 septembre 1975, pg 4;voir aussi: Mrs. Alice Leger - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, September 1, 1975, pg 15.
  4. [S3125] Edgar Melanson - nécrologie, Evangéline, Moncton, NB, 3 septembre 1968, pg 3;l'Evangéline Moncton, NB
    Mardi, 3 septembre 1968 pg 3

    Edgar J. Melanson

    Edgar J. Melanson de 196 rue H ighfield est décédé samedi à l'Hôpital Georges Dumont après deux années de maladie. Il était âgé de 72 ans.

    Né à Cocagne, il était le fils de feu M. et Mme Simon Melanson et il était un ancien gérant de la Banque Provinciale. Il faisait également partie des Chevaliers de Colomb.

    Il laisse dans le deuil, son épouse, Exelda LeBlanc, trois soeurs, Mme Georges Léger (Alice) de Shédiac, Mme Auguste Bouton (Georgine) de Montréal, Mme Vital Bastarache (Flora) d'Edmundston et trois frères, Arthur et Donat de Cocagne et Raymond de Manchester, N.H.

    Sa première épouse, Estelle Thériault l'a précédé dans la tombe en 1955.

    La dépouille mortelle est présentement exposée au salon funéraire Frenette, 88 rue Church, jusqu'à l'heure des funérailles à 10 heures ce matin en la cathédrale N.-D. de l'Assomption.
  5. [S3144] M. Georges A. Léger - obituary, Evangéline, Moncton, NB, 14 janvier 1970, pg 3;l'Evangéline Moncton, NB
    Mercredi, 14 janvier 1970 pg 3

    M. Georges A. Léger

    M. Georges A. Léger, de 20 Weldon Square, Shédiac, est décédé à la Providence de Shédiac, hier à l'âge de 80 ans.

    Il était le fils de feu Joseph Léger et de feu Rosalie Landry. Il laisse dans le deuil, son épouse, Alice (Melanson) Léger, et une fille, Mme Paul Melanson (Albertine) de Montréal.

    La dépouille mortelle est présentement exposée au salon funéraire Frenette de Shédiac.

    Les funérailles seront célébrées vendredi matin à 10h, en l'église de Shédiac. Les restes mortels seront déposés dans la charnière pour l'inhumation au printemps.

    La direction des funérailles a été confiée à la maison funéraire Frenette de Shédiac.
  6. [S204] Source inconnue author, Nécrologie (n.p.: Evangéline, source inconnue publish date), 14 janvier 1970, page3.

Mathilde Boudreau1

F, n. 22 juin 1855, d. 1941
Mathilde Boudreau|n. 22 juin 1855\nd. 1941|p933.htm#i9325|Pierre Boudreau|n. 8 Nov 1802\nd. 22 jan 1887|p2022.htm#i20211|Henriette Babineau|n. 7 fév 1808\nd. 19 Oct 1881|p950.htm#i9498|Joseph Boudreau|n. v 1756\nd. 7 Nov 1825|p706.htm#i7060|Rosalie Gaudet|n. juin 1761|p2586.htm#i25859|Jean Babineau|n. v 1778\nd. v 1859|p193.htm#i1921|Françoise Leblanc|n. v 1780\nd. 19 Nov 1845|p950.htm#i9496|

Famille: Thaddée Léger n. 22 mar 1852, d. 3 fév 1936

Références:

  1. [S4383] Thaddie Leger - obituary, Moncton Daily Times, Moncton, NB, February 6, 1936, pg 7;Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    Thursday, February 6th, 1936 pg 7

    Thaddie Leger Shediac, Feb. 5 -
    The death of Thaddie Leger occurred at his home in Barachois on Monday. He was the son of the late Calixte Leger and Pelagie Gaudet. He was 83 years of age and the last member of his family of five. The deceased leaves to mourn, his wife, who before her marriage was Mathilde Boudreau of Barachois, and one son, Arthur, of Moncton. The funeral took place Wednesday morning at St. Henry's Church. Barachois, Rev. Father Edgar LeBlanc officiating at mass. The pallbearers were Raymond Boudreau, Alfred, Leandre, Albenie, Elric and Raymond Leger.
  2. [S359] Descendants of Jacques Leger dit La Rosette, online http://users.eastlink.ca/~rickeylegere/. Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Jacques Leger dit La Rosette.
  3. [S13] Registre de la paroisse Saint Henri, Barachois, NB; CEA F1889 et C1889A , filmé par P. Landry, filmé en mai 1977; Centre d'études acadiennes.

Sara Cormier1

F, n. 17 avril 1880, d. 15 Octobre 1972
Sara Cormier|n. 17 Avr 1880\nd. 15 Oct 1972|p933.htm#i9326|Dominique Cormier||p3838.htm#i38378|Marie Blanche Girouard||p3838.htm#i38379|||||||||||||

Famille: Patrice Léger n. 12 jan 1874, d. 21 mar 1933

Références:

  1. [S7411] Mrs. P. Leger - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, October 17, 1972, pg 2.
  2. [S359] Descendants of Jacques Leger dit La Rosette, online http://users.eastlink.ca/~rickeylegere/. Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Jacques Leger dit La Rosette.
  3. [S35] Source inconnue author, Sainte Marie de Kent, Registre de la paroisse Mont Carmel (n.p.: n.pub., source inconnue publish date).
  4. [S4094] Patrick C. Leger - obituary, Moncton Daily Times, Moncton, NB, March 22 1933, pg 7;Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    Wednesday, March 22nd, 1933 pg 7

    Patrick C. Leger -
    The death of Patrick C. Leger, 131 Mountain Road, Occurred unexpectantly in the Hotel Dieu yesterday afternoon about five o'clock, following an illness of about two months' duration. When it became apparent that Mr. Leger health was waning he was removed to the Hotel Dieu about four days ago. Hopes were held for his recovery and the news of his death will be received with deep regret not only in Moncton but in Shediac and throughout this section of the county. The late Mr. Leger was born in Barachois, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Calixte Leger, and when a young man he removed to Shediac where he carried on a business until eight years ago when he removed to Moncton and opened a grocery and meat business at 150 John Street, a business which he conducted until ill health forced him to retire a short time ago. Mr. Leger is survived by his wife, who before her marriage was Miss Sarah Cormier, and nine daughters and three sons. The daughters are Mrs. (Dr.) E. M. Bourgeois, this city; Mrs. A. A. Daignault, Montreal; Misses Blanche, Iren, Germaine, Margaret, Evangeline, Reta, Patricia, all at home, and the sons are Oswald, Aurele, and Edward, all at home. Five brothers and two sisters also survive, the brothers being A. C. Leger, general merchant, Shediac; Alderic Leger, Beachmont, Mass.; George Leger and Edward Leger, Lowell, Mass., and Oswald Leger, Los Angeles. The sisters are Mrs. Moses Gosselin, New Bedford, and Miss Evangeline Leger, Beachmont. The funeral will be held Thursday morning with service in L'Assomption Church and interment will be made in the Shediac cemetery.
  5. [S5445] Mrs. Ernest Bourgeois - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, August 7, 1978.
  6. [S5184] Oswald (Ozzie) Leger - obituary, Times & Transcript, Moncton, NB, June 9, 1993, pg 16.

Léonard Léger

M, n. 19 Septembre 1899, d. vers 6 juin 1921
Léonard Léger|n. 19 Sep 1899\nd. v 6 juin 1921|p933.htm#i9327|Patrice Léger|n. 12 jan 1874\nd. 21 mar 1933|p930.htm#i9298|Sara Cormier|n. 17 Avr 1880\nd. 15 Oct 1972|p933.htm#i9326|Calixte Léger|n. 7 Sep 1843\nd. 11 Oct 1901|p910.htm#i9092|Isabelle Breau|n. 20 Avr 1845\nd. v 1913|p930.htm#i9295|Dominique Cormier||p3838.htm#i38378|Marie B. Girouard||p3838.htm#i38379|

Références:

  1. [S13] Registre de la paroisse Saint Henri, Barachois, NB; CEA F1889 et C1889A , filmé par P. Landry, filmé en mai 1977; Centre d'études acadiennes.
  2. [S43] Source inconnue author, Shédiac, N.B., Registre de la paroisse Saint-Joseph (n.p.: n.pub., source inconnue publish date).

Hervé Léger

M, n. 6 Novembre 1900, d. 20 janvier 1913
Hervé Léger|n. 6 Nov 1900\nd. 20 jan 1913|p933.htm#i9328|Patrice Léger|n. 12 jan 1874\nd. 21 mar 1933|p930.htm#i9298|Sara Cormier|n. 17 Avr 1880\nd. 15 Oct 1972|p933.htm#i9326|Calixte Léger|n. 7 Sep 1843\nd. 11 Oct 1901|p910.htm#i9092|Isabelle Breau|n. 20 Avr 1845\nd. v 1913|p930.htm#i9295|Dominique Cormier||p3838.htm#i38378|Marie B. Girouard||p3838.htm#i38379|

Références:

  1. [S13] Registre de la paroisse Saint Henri, Barachois, NB; CEA F1889 et C1889A , filmé par P. Landry, filmé en mai 1977; Centre d'études acadiennes.
  2. [S567] Source inconnue author, 1900 - Joseph Hervé Léger - Certificat de naissance (n.p.: Archives Provinciales du Nouveau Brunswick, source inconnue publish date).
  3. [S246] Source inconnue author, Paroisse de la Ville de Richibouctou (n.p.: n.pub., source inconnue publish date).

Nora Léger1,2,3

F, n. 17 Décembre 1902, d. 5 Août 1978
Nora Léger|n. 17 Déc 1902\nd. 5 Août 1978|p933.htm#i9329|Patrice Léger|n. 12 jan 1874\nd. 21 mar 1933|p930.htm#i9298|Sara Cormier|n. 17 Avr 1880\nd. 15 Oct 1972|p933.htm#i9326|Calixte Léger|n. 7 Sep 1843\nd. 11 Oct 1901|p910.htm#i9092|Isabelle Breau|n. 20 Avr 1845\nd. v 1913|p930.htm#i9295|Dominique Cormier||p3838.htm#i38378|Marie B. Girouard||p3838.htm#i38379|

Famille: Dr. Ernest M. Bourgeois n. v 1899, d. 25 Déc 1974

Références:

  1. [S5445] Mrs. Ernest Bourgeois - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, August 7, 1978.
  2. [S7411] Mrs. P. Leger - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, October 17, 1972, pg 2.
  3. [S8188] Dr. E. M. Bourgeois - obituary, Moncton Times, Moncton, NB, December 27, 1974, pg 5.
  4. [S35] Source inconnue author, Sainte Marie de Kent, Registre de la paroisse Mont Carmel (n.p.: n.pub., source inconnue publish date).
  5. [S36] RS141 Vital Statistics Search Engine, online http://archives.gnb.ca, Number: 3059; Reference: B4/1929; Microfilm: F19697. Hereinafter cited as NB Provincial Archives.
  6. [S4094] Patrick C. Leger - obituary, Moncton Daily Times, Moncton, NB, March 22 1933, pg 7;Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    Wednesday, March 22nd, 1933 pg 7

    Patrick C. Leger -
    The death of Patrick C. Leger, 131 Mountain Road, Occurred unexpectantly in the Hotel Dieu yesterday afternoon about five o'clock, following an illness of about two months' duration. When it became apparent that Mr. Leger health was waning he was removed to the Hotel Dieu about four days ago. Hopes were held for his recovery and the news of his death will be received with deep regret not only in Moncton but in Shediac and throughout this section of the county. The late Mr. Leger was born in Barachois, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Calixte Leger, and when a young man he removed to Shediac where he carried on a business until eight years ago when he removed to Moncton and opened a grocery and meat business at 150 John Street, a business which he conducted until ill health forced him to retire a short time ago. Mr. Leger is survived by his wife, who before her marriage was Miss Sarah Cormier, and nine daughters and three sons. The daughters are Mrs. (Dr.) E. M. Bourgeois, this city; Mrs. A. A. Daignault, Montreal; Misses Blanche, Iren, Germaine, Margaret, Evangeline, Reta, Patricia, all at home, and the sons are Oswald, Aurele, and Edward, all at home. Five brothers and two sisters also survive, the brothers being A. C. Leger, general merchant, Shediac; Alderic Leger, Beachmont, Mass.; George Leger and Edward Leger, Lowell, Mass., and Oswald Leger, Los Angeles. The sisters are Mrs. Moses Gosselin, New Bedford, and Miss Evangeline Leger, Beachmont. The funeral will be held Thursday morning with service in L'Assomption Church and interment will be made in the Shediac cemetery.

Yvonne Léger1

F
Yvonne Léger||p933.htm#i9330|Patrice Léger|n. 12 jan 1874\nd. 21 mar 1933|p930.htm#i9298|Sara Cormier|n. 17 Avr 1880\nd. 15 Oct 1972|p933.htm#i9326|Calixte Léger|n. 7 Sep 1843\nd. 11 Oct 1901|p910.htm#i9092|Isabelle Breau|n. 20 Avr 1845\nd. v 1913|p930.htm#i9295|Dominique Cormier||p3838.htm#i38378|Marie B. Girouard||p3838.htm#i38379|

Famille: Arthur Daignault

Références:

  1. [S4094] Patrick C. Leger - obituary, Moncton Daily Times, Moncton, NB, March 22 1933, pg 7;Moncton Daily Times Moncton, NB
    Wednesday, March 22nd, 1933 pg 7

    Patrick C. Leger -
    The death of Patrick C. Leger, 131 Mountain Road, Occurred unexpectantly in the Hotel Dieu yesterday afternoon about five o'clock, following an illness of about two months' duration. When it became apparent that Mr. Leger health was waning he was removed to the Hotel Dieu about four days ago. Hopes were held for his recovery and the news of his death will be received with deep regret not only in Moncton but in Shediac and throughout this section of the county. The late Mr. Leger was born in Barachois, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Calixte Leger, and when a young man he removed to Shediac where he carried on a business until eight years ago when he removed to Moncton and opened a grocery and meat business at 150 John Street, a business which he conducted until ill health forced him to retire a short time ago. Mr. Leger is survived by his wife, who before her marriage was Miss Sarah Cormier, and nine daughters and three sons. The daughters are Mrs. (Dr.) E. M. Bourgeois, this city; Mrs. A. A. Daignault, Montreal; Misses Blanche, Iren, Germaine, Margaret, Evangeline, Reta, Patricia, all at home, and the sons are Oswald, Aurele, and Edward, all at home. Five brothers and two sisters also survive, the brothers being A. C. Leger, general merchant, Shediac; Alderic Leger, Beachmont, Mass.; George Leger and Edward Leger, Lowell, Mass., and Oswald Leger, Los Angeles. The sisters are Mrs. Moses Gosselin, New Bedford, and Miss Evangeline Leger, Beachmont. The funeral will be held Thursday morning with service in L'Assomption Church and interment will be made in the Shediac cemetery.
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