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Bouvier - Schinhofen

Gerean222 — 2009-09-03 22:27:33Z

Seeking information regarding the following:

~Jerry Earl Schinhofen
~Jaqueline (M) Bouvier/Schinhofen/Libby/Smith (Born 1935?)
~Michael William Bouvier/Schinhofen (Born 1/27/1951)

This post is related to a possible child born to the family in Orange County California on November 5, 1957, by the possible name of Ronna Marie Bouvier Schinhofen.

Please contact Gerean by email at: Gerean222@aol.com

Re: Looking for Jacquelin Bouvier of Orange County, California

Gerean222 — 2009-09-03 20:12:16Z

I am interested in information relating to any of the following persons: Jerry Earl Schinhofen, Michael William Schinhofen (born 1/27/51), Jaqueline M. Bouvier (born approx. 1935).

This inquiry pertains to possible child born in Orange County CA on November 5, 1957, named: Ronna Marie Bouvier Schinhofen.

Please email information to Gerean222@aol.com

~Gerean

Re: Looking for Jacquelin Bouvier of Orange County, California

Gerean222 — 2009-09-03 05:53:04Z

Do you know if Michael William is related to the Schinhofen/Bouvier's?

Re: Looking for Jacquelin Bouvier of Orange County, California

campbellk11 — 2009-06-28 16:53:48Z

My mother's last name was schinhofen and her mother's name was Jacquelin Bouvier. Her siblings names are Mike, Rocky and Shawni.

Re: PIERRE BOUVIER BOLBEC FRANCE/ LONDON SPITALFIELDS

Lisa_Agnew — 2009-05-17 19:53:06Z

Hi Terry,
Thanks for the info. Rebecca and William got married on the 25 Dec 1809 at St Matthews, Bethnal Green. They had six children that I can trace, the last, Ebenezer, b. 1837, was my GGG-grandfather.
Cheers,
Lisa.

Re: PIERRE BOUVIER BOLBEC FRANCE/ LONDON SPITALFIELDS

brwte — 2009-05-17 15:55:57Z

Hi Lisa, William mattocks details, he was the son of Zachariah & Martha Mattocks he was Chr 29th Jul 1787 Kettering Northamptonshire. I have 1841 & 1851 census info, if you would like a copy just email me. 1841 census William was a silk weaver and 1851 census he was a Newsagent. Would love details on William Mattocks and Rebecca Bouviers marriage. Regards Terry

brwte@aol.com

Re: PIERRE BOUVIER BOLBEC FRANCE/ LONDON SPITALFIELDS

Lisa_Agnew — 2009-05-17 06:52:27Z

Hi,
I read the discussion about the Bouviers with interest. I'm of the Bouvier line, through my mother who is descended from Rebecca Bouvier, b. 1791 in Bethnal Green, daughter of Samuel, b. 1755. Rebecca married William Mattocks and I have drawn a blank with him. Does anyone out there have any information at all about this man?
Cheers,
Lisa.

Looking for Info on Delphine Bouvier Plattsburgh, NY

reecola79 — 2008-11-19 16:51:31Z

This woman is listed on my great grandmother's birth certificate. I have no birthday or information on her other than she gave birth to my great grandmother Elisabeth Mary Antoine (Bess/Bessie)in 1896 and a son George Antoine in 1894. She was supposedly married to George Antoine born about 1864. She left the family when my great grandmother was a toddler and was never seen again. I have a source in the family that says Delphine remarried and had a daughter Angeline. Please help.

Thank you,

Erica Sanders

Re: PIERRE BOUVIER BOLBEC FRANCE/ LONDON SPITALFIELDS

brwte — 2008-10-26 16:37:56Z

Hi, yes I am that Terry. I Presume you mean Mike Crane, Met him and his wife Jean when they came to England last year, very nice couple.my email is brwte(at)aol.com
My last direct Bouvier in my Tree is Emma born 29 Sep 1831 daughter of Samuel Bouvier & Maria Turner. Emma wed Thomas Francis Wilson 1849. My great Grandfather George Isaac Wilson born 1872 the youngest of 10 children, he wed Elizabet Tippett 1894, Their daughter Emily Sarah born 1905 wed Henry Charles Gurling 1927 and my mum Gladys Gurling born 1932. Regards Terry in Cornwall

Re: PIERRE BOUVIER BOLBEC FRANCE/ LONDON SPITALFIELDS

CAROLCHAPLIN12 — 2008-10-26 15:51:41Z

Hi Terry

Mike in Australia talked of a Terry that we were related to are you him?

My line is via the Stubbings tree Charles MARRIED Anne Bouvier.

Where does your line fit in?
thanks Carol

Re: PIERRE BOUVIER BOLBEC FRANCE/ LONDON SPITALFIELDS

brwte — 2008-10-26 15:40:17Z

Hi Carol, the above Pierre Bouvier is my 6th great grandfather. Regards Terry

Re: Perriene 1580 France

shawlee4 — 2008-06-25 16:21:56Z

Hi: I realize that your inforation is dated back to 2000 but will give it a try. Perriene dut Bonnier Bouvier is ancestor of the Decoteau family (Joseph Decoteay). He married a Sioux Indian Woman by name of Harriett Decoteau. Her Indian name was Day Light. She's my great grand mother. Her daughter is Rosalie Decoteau Murray, Their descendants are mosly Sioux Indians from South Dakota.

I hope we're talking of the same Bouvier. See Joberacker's web site.

Let me know if you've rec'd this. shawle4@aol.com thanks, shaw lee

obit fyi - Alberta Jeanne BOUVIER Curtis, 1940 MASS. - 2007 CA.

LorraineGilmer02 — 2007-10-04 15:17:38Z

not related - for your info only

Curtis, Alberta Jeanne (Bouvier)

CURTIS-Alberta Jeanne (Bouvier) Curtis, 67, went to be with the Lord Wednesday September 12, 2007 after a 4 year battle with cancer. She has been a resident of Whittier for 36 years. She is survived by 4 daughters, Robin Masters of Temecula, Danielle Davis of Ridgefield, WA, Renee Curtis of Las Vegas, NV, Aimee Muro of Norco; 8 grandchildren; 1 great-grand child; and 1 brother, Gerald A. Lesperance of Blackstone, MA. Born in Millville, Mass., on June 19, 1940, she was the daughter of Albert and Florence (Britt) Bouvier. She spent the first 26 years of her life in Mass. She ran an in-home child care business for many years. She was a teacher's aide for Lowell Joint Unified School District in a special needs preschool class. She spent the past 25 years dedicating her time to helping animals in need. Her Life Celebration Service was held on Saturday, Sept. 29 at 6:00pm aboard "The White Light" which left from Newport Harbor. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to The Breast Cancer Angels (http://www.breastcancerangels.org/ donate.asp).
Published in the Whittier Daily News on 10/4/2007.

Obituary John Vernou BOUVIER ~ Died 1948

KarimaAllison — 2007-01-20 18:14:43Z

JOHN V. BOUVIER, 83
ATTORNEY IS DEAD
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trial Lawyer Here 40 Years
Specialist in Contracts
Disposed of 4,000 Cases
~~~~~~~~~~~~

John Vernou Bouvier, for more than forty years a trial layer here, died on Thursday in his home at 765 Park Avenue, after a brief illness. His age was 83.

General counsel for many years for the Aetna Life Insurance Company, the Travelers Insurance Company, the Equitable Life Insurance Company, and the Metropolitan Street Railway company, Mr. Bouvier during his career disposed of more than 4,000 cases in court, specializing in contracts, testamentary law, torts, securities, and stock exchanges.

Born in Torresdale, Pa., he was the son of John Vernou Bouvier and Caroline Maslin Ewing. His early education was by private tutors, and in schools in France. After attending the Columbia Grammar School, he was graduated from Columbia University in 1886 with an A. B. degree, having been president of his class.

In 1887 Mr. Bouvier received an A. M. in the Columbia School of Political Science, and a year later he was graduated from the Law School with an LL. B. degree. A few months thereafter he took his examinations for the New York bar, and was admitted as a member on June 28, 1888, becoming associated with the law firm, of Hoadley, Lauterbach & Johnson.

During the first World War Mr. Bouvier was commissioned a major in the Judge Advocate General's Department of the Army. He resumed his law practice after the war, until he retired in 1930. A year later he became a general partner in his uncle's firm of M. C. Bouvier & Co., members of the New York Stock Exchange, remaining with the firm until its dissolution in 1935 upon the death of his uncle.

He was a member of the Society of the Cincinnati; the Sons of the Revolution, of which he was General-President for two terms; the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States; and a member of the Military Order of World Wars. He also belonged to the Board of the New York Foundling Hospice and the New York Historical Society. He was a member of the Union Club for more than fifty years, and was also a member of the Maidstone Club. His summer residence was at East Hampton, L. I.

On April 1, 1890, Mr. Bouvier married Maude Frances Sergeant, who died in 1940. Their five children were John V. Bouvier 3d, the late. Capt. W. Sergeant Bouvier, Mrs. Edith Bouvier Beale, Mrs. John E. Davis, and Mrs. Harrington Putman. Also surviving are ten grandchildren and a great grandchild.

[The News York Times, NY, January 17. 1948]
Transcribed by Karima 19 January 2007

Jante N. LEE Bride of J. V. BOUVIER 3D ~ 1928

KarimaAllison — 2007-01-15 06:00:02Z

JANET N. LEE BRIDE OF J. V. BOUVIER 3D

500 Guests at Ceremony in St. Philomena's Church, East Hampton, L. I.

Special to The Now York Times,

EAST HAMPTON, L. I, July 7.

Miss Janet Norton Lee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Lee of New York and East Hampton, was married at 1:30 this afternoon in Philomena's Church to John Vernon Bouvier 3d, son of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Bouvier Jr., of New York and East Hampton.

The ceremony was performed the Rev. Walter G. Moran, pastor of St. Vincent Ferrer Church, New York, assisted by the Rev. Edward Kehoe, pastor of St. Philomena's Church.

More than 500 guests attended the wedding in the little frame church in Buell Lane, which was decorated with white and yellow flowers, peonies, roses, lilies, snapdragon, daisies, palms and ferns.

The bride was escorted by her father, who gave her in marriage. She wore a shimmering white satin gown, cut in straight lines, with a panel in front heavily embroidered in crystals and pearls. The swallowtail ends of her old rose point late veil fell on either side of her long court train, which was also embroidered in crystals and pearls. Her rose point cap was caught at either side with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley.

The bride's attendants were dressed in jonquil colors. The matron of honor and the maid of honor wore green chiffon frocks, with yellow horsehair hats, trimmed with water lilies, and, yellow satin slippers, while the bridesmaids' costumes were yellow chiffon frocks, with green hats and slippers.

Bride's Sister Matron of Honor.

Mrs. John J. Ryan Jr. of Greenville, S. C., a sister of the bride, was matron of honor; another sister, Miss Winifred Lee, was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Henry Clarkson Scott and Miss Maude Bouvier, twin sisters of the bridegroom; Mrs. G. Morgan Browne, Mrs. Edward Norris Rich Jr., Miss Mary Rawlins and Miss Miriam Miller.

W. Sergeant Bouvier was his brother's best man. The ushers were George E. Wagstaff, John Davis, Phelan Beale, Carroll B. Alker, Henry D. Meyerdirk, Harry S. Durand, Howard Eric and Henry Clarkson Scott, all of New York.

Following the ceremony a reception was held at the summer home of the bride's parents on Lily Pond Lane.

The couple received between two small blue spruce trees at the end of the garden bordered with old fashioned flowers and enclosed on three sides by the low, rambling cottage and its wings. Pink gladioli decorated the drawing room, where an orchestra played for dancing. The wedding breakfast was served at small tables on the terrace around the garden. The bridal party had a large table on the lawn.

Mr. Bouvier and his bride will sail for Europe on their wedding trip and will return to East Hampton for the marriage on Sept. 3 of Miss Maude Bouvier and John E. Davis. They will live in New York.

[The New York Times, NY, July 8, 1928]

NOTE: This are the parents of Jackie(nee Bouvier)Kennedy Onassis

Engagement of Maude R. BOUVIER to John E. DAVIS ~ 1928

KarimaAllison — 2007-01-14 17:09:57Z

MAUDE R. BOUVIER TO WED JOHN DAVIS

Twin Sister of Mrs. Henry Clarkson Scott to Marry Stock Broker Sept. 3

Mr. and Mrs. John Vernou Bouvier Jr. of 521 Park Avenue gave a small dinner last night at their home to announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Maude R. Bouvier, to John. E. Davis, son of Mrs. John H. Davis of 24 Washington Square and Ridgefield, Conn., and the late Mr. Davis. Miss Bouvier is the twin sister of Mrs. Henry Clarkson Scott, the former Miss Michelle Bouvier. She attended the Spence School and was graduated from Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Conn. Miss Bouvier is a member of the Junior League, the Daughters of the Revolution, Colonial Dames and the Daughters of the Cincinnati.

Miss Bouvier is the sister of John Vernou Bouvier 3d, whose engagement to Miss Janet Norton Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Lee of 750 Park Avenue, was announced recently.
Mr. Davis was graduated from Princeton University with the class of 1921. He is a member of the Union Club and the Princeton Club of New York. He is a member of the New York Stock Exchange and of the firm of Billings, Olcott & Co. Mr. Davis is a half brother of the late Countess Howe of London, the former Miss Flora Davis, who before her marriage to Lord Howe was the widow of the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava. He is the brother of R. Neville Davis, who married Miss Priscilla P. Chisholm, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Ogden Chisholm, and of Basil H. Davis.

Mr. and Mrs. Bouvier and the members of their family will go to East Hampton next week, where the wedding will take place on Sept. 3 at Lasata, their summer place.

[The New York Times, NY, June 1, 1928]

PIERRE BOUVIER BOLBEC FRANCE/ LONDON SPITALFIELDS

CAROLCHAPLIN12 — 2007-01-13 16:27:58Z

Hello

I am researching my family way back to 17c in Bolbec
France.I have lot info from the 17c forwards until here
now in London U.K, about the family until jan 2007...

Pierre Bouvier came to London and worked in the silk
weaving industry. One of our family houses is still
standing and is still lived in Wilkes street Spitalfields.
Contacy me if connections please.
Thanks Carol

Re: Bouviers of Bolbec/Baulbec

CAROLCHAPLIN12 — 2007-01-13 15:52:54Z

Hello Michael

Pierre Bouvier from Bolbec France was my Gt Gt Gt Granfather way back. I live in London as all my family have done so since Pierre came here in the 17c. He was a French Hugeunot and lived and worked in the silk weaving trade in Spitalfields In London. Hope this is of help to you.
Do we have a connection? If so please email me on caran166@aol.com..I can send you more info on what I have already if you wish.Have you any info for me please?
Many Thanks Carol

Re: Bouvier In Mass

2005-11-18 14:22:10Z

Hi, Joni,

I believe we share a set of grandparents. I have never been able to connect Charles to his grandparents Adolphe and Matilde via legal paper, but Charles consistently said his grandmother was Matilde England and had this picture of a thin old dour woman dressed in black.
Carrie in Massachusetts

Re: Bouvier In Mass

2005-11-18 03:10:22Z

Hi,
I am also related to the Bouviers in Mass (not the Jackie O's) I am having a difficult time establishing a link from my relatives to those in the dictionaire. My grandfather was Charles Alexander Bouvier married to Elizabeth Hallem. Son of Charles A. or Alexander Charles Bouvier whose wife was Emma Tessier. Alexanders father was possibly Adolphe but I can't find the paper trail. Can you help? Thanks, Joni

Re: Bouvier

2005-06-19 17:15:52Z

I have many generations on the ancestry of Louis and Eugenie....I am descended from their son Alfred who married Cyrene Cross.

Please let me know if you would like any of this information.

Dorothy-Jean

Errors involving Joseph Bouvier

2005-02-16 18:21:52Z

I would appreciate Carole Smidt deleting her posting of Joseph Bouvier that she copied from research I did years ago that has been proven to be incorrect. The father of George Alfred Bouvier is Joseph Bouvier (born 1847 not 1825) and he was only married once to Virginie LaBelle (born 1846), the mother of six children only. Aurelie Bourgie is NOT the mother of the children of my ancestor, although she was married to another Joseph Bouvier and had children by him.

There are also postings of living family members that I found by accident and whose privacy has been invaded. Please remove those as well. I have tried to reach you, but have been unsuccessful.

Thanks..

Pierre Fredette & Julie Bouvier

RFredette1593 — 2006-09-14 20:43:29Z

Looking for the parents of Pierre married to Julie Bouvier 1/21/1856 in Webster, Mass. (Possibly Spencer, Mass.)
Seven children of this marriage (that I know of):

Aime Joseph Fredette
Marie Fredette
Marie I. Fredette
Joseph Homer Fredette
Marie Matilda Fredette
Emma Jane Fredette
Cora Fredette

Julies parents were Alexandre Bouvier (son of Jean Baptiste Bouvier and Marie Basilisse Fredette) and Julie Gazielle dit St. Germain.

Need the parents of Pierre in order to connect to Fredette,Fradet, Fradette family lines.

Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Louis and Therese Dumas

BPerry2020 — 2005-09-30 03:08:12Z

I don't have documentation regarding the other marriage of Joseph other than the information contained on http://bouviers.tripod.com/ which draws from the Dictionaire des Bouviers. Do you have any info on the other children of Therese and Louis? I am related to Odile Bouvier who was one of their daughters. Unfortunately, the only info I can find implies that there were two Odiles who both died in infancy. However, my Odile's death cert. lists her parents as above. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

Bouvier-Labelle

lgder — 2006-06-13 18:56:22Z

Bonjour,

You will find this information on the Bouvier Family page at :
http://www.geocities.com/bouvierfamily/

Joseph had many relations and one of them was Virginie Labelle, They were married in Plattsburg NY on 11 jul 1863. She was born in Louisiana in 1846 to Joseph and Louise Dote (Burlington).

I am searching information on Emma Bouvier, wife of Jacob Papineau-De Repentigny. Her parents seems to be Leon Bouvier and Mercelline Blais. This couple were married on 7 oct. 1883 in Chateauguay, NY.

I hope this will help you.

Leo-Guy de Repentigny
lgder@mediom.qc.ca

Bouviers in Italy!

bouvierb — 2006-03-22 23:01:46Z

My great-grandfather Joseph Clair Bouvier was born in Italy in 1849 (hamlet of Thures, part of the comune of Cesana Torinese, Mandamento of Cesana, Circondario of Susa, province of Torino). This location is very near the border with France. I am interested in any information about Bouviers from this area, why there were French living in the area and for how long, etc - all the background I can get.
His family moved to Toulon, France about 1870; from there he left for New York in 1876 married to an English or Scottish woman named Sarah Jane McLeird (?) whose marriage I have never found in Italy, France or England/Scotland.

Geneveve Bouvier, Kentucky

SKane05 — 2005-11-18 01:31:41Z

Any info for a Geneveve Bouvier, widow of Nicolas who lived in Louisville Kentucky around 1860.

Judith Bouvier and Charles Adam