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Herménégilde Leblond m Rosanna Cadieux, ON 1894

_cadieux — 2012-05-29 12:22:24Z

Rosanna Cadieux married Hermenegilde Leblond, Nov.13, 1894 in Carlsbad Springs Ont. Her parents were Andre Pascal Cadieux & Lisina Regimbal-Jerome married July 31, 1855 in L'Orignal Ont. I have the rest of this line back to France if you want it.
Email me at,
cadieux@cnwl.igs.net
Ernest Cadieux,
Cornwall, Ont

Re: Calumet Island

mine440 — 2012-05-29 12:21:18Z

I thought the Chiefs daughter was Mehwatta.

I am a descendant to Marie Bourdon (Allumette Islans) aka Mehwatta Pachirini married Jean Cadieux.

I am looking for information connecting Marie to Mehwatta, such a a source document to connect me to my homeland - Ontario

Re: Cadieux -LeGardeur de Repentigny

2012-05-29 12:17:37Z

You are very interesting. I am sure the Cadieux sisters were not married to Pierre(2) leGardeur de Repentigny. My husband comes from this family. I have "extrait de bapteme"I' m sorry birth certificate of that boy baptised JeanBaptiste which is an ancestor. One infant born in 1696 and the other the next year to the Cadieux sisters. They were the maids of Mr.deRepentigny which seemed to be very demanding...If you wish a copy of the birth certificate i can mail it to you. Hoping an answer.

Léger Native Roots

dianeleger — 2012-05-29 12:15:47Z

Jean-Claude

Mon Père s`appelle

Roméo Léger marier a Jacqueline Cadieux
néé 12 janvier l928 née 3aout 1929
Date de leur mariage :24 juin 1950

mon grand pére :
Armand Léger marier a Marie Claire Alexina Sauvé
Armand née 22 mai 1892
Claire née 30 sept 1896
se sont marier 28 avril l913

Mon arriere Grand Père est:
Jules Léger sa femme Cléphyre Tessier
leur Date de Mariage ?

si tu as d`autre info sur cette ligner
je serait très reconnessante

je sais que mon pere est le 11 enfant
les autres sont Cléphyre,Corine (Jeanne),Jean-Paul, Alman. mes les autres aucune idées de leur nom
sèst la 1er fois que j`attend parler qu`il a
eu des indiens dans La ligner des Légers
j`ai le tient un peu foncé et souvent je passe pour une indienne
si tu as d`autre info se serait grandement
apprecier
merci a l`avance
Diane Léger

First Nations roots

JeanClaudeLalonde — 2012-05-29 12:14:44Z

Would like to learn more about Jean Cadieux and Marie Bourdon, my wife's ancestors regarding Native ancestry. Any reference in the usual genealogy textbooks, Jetté, Drouin or Tanguay.
I connect to Jean Cadieux's sister, Marguerite Cadieux married to Jean-Baptiste Legardeur (De Repentigny).
Changing families, are you aware of a Léger dit Parisien branch having Native roots. I'm trying to identify the major branches of families having mixed ancestry, mainly around Lac des Deux-Montagnes, all connecting to Quesnel, Lalonde, Séguin, Lamoureux and André dit St-Amand, period 1690-1725 approximately.
A Léger descendant from the region of Papineauville left a message regarding this matter. Checked her full family tree all the way to for 7 generations, but could not find any.

Warriors, Race Nation

2012-05-29 12:13:19Z

Hi Joshua
are you related to some where to Jean Cadieux
B.12 march 1671 and married to Marie Bourdon
or Marie (Autumn Wind ) if so do you have Jean Indian mane and the name of there children there where from Boucherville Québec
Need help on this because in my family My
grand father as said that Autumn Wind was
the chief daugther
thank you in advance
Diane Léger

Re: Pierre Cadieux >Peter Cadue

randolph2011 — 2012-05-28 14:12:09Z

I am Randolph Joseph Fredrick Cadue and i have also traced roots to Peter Cadue.I also have brother named Peter cadue. rjfc2011@hotmail.ca I live in Kingston Ontario,Canada.The shores of Lake ontario.

Re: Pierre Cadieux >Peter Cadue

bjcadue — 2012-05-28 14:11:33Z

My husbands ancestor was also Peter Cadue. His Grandfather's name was Benjamin Harrison Cadue. He lived on the Kickapoo reservation in Horton, KS and died in 1968 or 69. I have some other info but not alot.

Re: Pierre Cadieux -->Peter Cadue

dentanator57 — 2012-05-28 14:11:05Z

Im from the Kickapoo Tribe (Thunder Clan) from Kansas. Pierre or Peter Cadue or Cadieux was my French ancestor, Gggreatgrandfather who married my Kickapoo GggGreat grandmother Kishbe, one of at least two daughters of Chief Wathena. Peter & Kishbe had at least 6 children together. He died in Chicago. He was a trader & an interupter for the Kickapoo Tribe & a signer of the 1832 Peace Treaty.Other signers on that treaty was Lewis & Clark represented the US Gov't. A Town named Wathena Kansas was named after Chief Wathena, in Brown County,KS.My email:dentanator@aol.com

Re: Herménégilde Leblond m Rosanna Cadieux

shelley_schell — 2012-05-20 23:20:50Z

Shsna:
I am looking for the native ancestry also. Alma Legare, Exilda's sister was my husbands grandmother. Did you ever find anything?

Shelley Schell

Wachter m Cadieux, Cheboygan, MI

2012-03-10 14:35:45Z

Looking for my GGG grand mother Marie Antoinette Cadieux b.1801 in Quebec,Canada. d1892 in Cheboygan, MI. She was married to Christian Wachter and had a son ,Charles d 1909. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Pierre Cadieux -->Peter Cadue, Doniphan Co, KS book

Farmall20bill — 2012-03-10 14:32:24Z

Peter Cadue, a Frenchman, was perhaps the first white man to make his home in Wathenas country. The time of his arrival is not now known, but it is certain that he was there as early as 1840. Like all early French settlers, he was welcomed by the indians, and made himself useful in many ways, beginning by takeing an indian maidian for his wife, and continuing by fulfilling the office as interpreter. in 1847, he left Wathenas territory and removed to Petersburg Kans, Peters Creek in Wathena, Kans is named for him.

Re: Pierre Cadieux -->Peter Cadue

randolph2011 — 2012-03-10 14:30:31Z

My name is Randolph Joseph fredrick Cadue.I live in Kingston Ontario.I have also been researching the cadue name.My e-mail is randolph2011@hotmail.ca

Cadue, Caddeau, Cadieux from Ontario Reunion 2012

TammyJaneCadue — 2012-03-05 21:32:06Z

CADUE FAMILY REUNION - 2012, KINGSTON, ONTARIO

There will be a family reunion for the CADUE clan of Kingston,Ontario and surrounding area's in Ontario and Quebec, Canada, on:

August 4th, 2012
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 560
Kingston , Ontario
3pm to 11pm.

Are you related to the Cadue's/Caddeau's/Cadieux's that settled on Howe Island, Ontario in the early 1800's in any way?

We would love to make a connection and have you there.

Please reply to this post and I will email you further information regarding the reunion.

Tammy Cadue

To set the record straight about Marie Bourdon and "Mehwatta Pachirini"

Dominique_Ritchot — 2012-02-05 20:54:17Z

Many websites claim that Marie Bourdon is an Algonkin or Ojibway named « Mehwatta ». However, up to now, no one has ever provided any proof of this.

Marie Bourdon, daughter of Jacques Bourdon, a french settler from St-Godard, parish of Rouen (Seine-Maritime), Normandie, and Marie Ménard, was born Aug. 8, and baptised Aug. 11, 1675 in Boucherville. Both her baptism and marriage record state she was legitimate and there are no document proving she was adopted.

She was married to Jean Cadieux May 30, 1695 at Boucherville. Six children were born from that union. Her first husband died in the Spring of 1709, the youngest of the 6 children whe had with him was only 14 months old.

She was married second to Antoine Quenneville, May 16, 1710 at Longueuil. Three children were born from that marriage.

The original documents are available on line at Ancestry.ca at Quebec Vital and Church Records, Drouin Collection (on subcription).

Also at the FamilySearch Pilot (free).

I've never seen any evidence or documents that she was « adopted » or going by the name « Mehwatta ».

The fact that many early members of the Bourdon, Ménard, Quennevlle and Cadieux families were involved in the fur trade as interpreters, traders and voyageurs does not imply that Marie Bourdon was Native.
« Mehwatta » is said to be a young woman who was « given » to Cadieux as his « country wife » during his stay in Calumet Island.

Legend goes that Cadieux, returning home in the spring of 1709, was attacked by a party of Iroquois. His body was found in the grave he had dug, partly covered with dead leaves, his hand cluching a crucifix and his lament, supposedly written on a piece of birch-bark by his side. History forgot a slight detail : Cadieux was illeterate ! He could not even sign his name on notary contracts.

According to Quebec's historian Benjamin Sulte, « La Complainte de Jean Cadieux » probably appeared into the french-canadian popular musical corpus in the 1840s. The first written version of « La Complainte de Jean Cadieux » was first published by Joseph-Charles Taché in Les Soirées Canadiennes in 1863, followed by the version Ernest Gagnon in Chansons populaires du Canada (1865). « La légende de Cadieux » was born.

http://legrenierdebibiane.com/trouvailles/legendes/cadieux/c...

Mehwatta is mentionned in the poem by Isabel Ecclestone MacKay « The Passing of Cadieux ». The poem was inspired by the death of Jean Cadieux at Portage des Sept-Chutes (Temiskaming) and his ode to a « slim Algonquin girl » named Mehwatta.

Isabel Ecclestone MacKay's poem was published in 1909 and reprinted in 1916 by John William Gavin in his anthology : Canadian Poets (Toronto : McClelland, Goodchild & Stewart Publishers, p. 237-246) :
http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/garvin/poets/mackay.h...

BTW : there is no such thing as an « Indian princess ». Royalty was an unknown concept to North American Natives.

Cadieux Descendants of Quyon / Onslow QC

fr_shaun — 2012-01-31 21:47:33Z

Greetings!
Looking for more information about descendants of

Antoine Cadieux (1802? - ?) m. Marie Rose Pepin
and his son
Antoine Cadieux (1825-1912) m. Elizabeth Aubry

Wondering if there are descendants in the Ottawa area who might have information/ photos/ stories ?

My grandmother was Mayburne Cadieux McEwan
dau of David Cadieux (a son of Antoine/Elizabeth)

Cadieux ->Cayo

bcayo — 2011-12-08 23:21:16Z

My name is Robert Cayo Jr. I have been told that the Cayo name was changed from Cadieux to Cayo. I am told that my relatives came down from Canada to the New Hampshire area. Does anyone have any info on this..
Thanks

Re: Cadieux -->Cayo

lindabauer47 — 2011-12-08 23:20:42Z

My family is related to the Cayo's that were Cadieux in Canada. They came down through and resided in Winooski, VT. and from there ended up in the Northampton, MA area. Herbert Cayo married Delia O. Guerin and their daughter was Bertha C. Cayo who married George E. Braman. If this is your line too, I'd love to hear from you.

Re: Looking for relatives of John Cadieux

Joseph_Boraski — 2011-11-28 02:06:49Z

We are familiar with the names. What information are you looking for?

Re: Honore Cadieux m Rose-Alba DeBlois

ml_lavallee — 2011-11-26 16:52:38Z

Hi Michael,

My name is Michel Lavallée. Rose-Alba Deblois is the sister of my grand-mother Marie-Jeanne Deblois. My father, Gérard Lavallée is the cousin of Lucien and Albini.
I know that the school project of your son is far away but I'm making a family tree and I need somme informations from the children of Albini and Lucien. And I can help you if you want some informations from the sisters and brother of Rose-Alba Deblois. I have somes pictures of them.
My mother have jewels from Rose-Alba Deblois and is looking for people who want to have it. My mother heard that Albini or Lucien had two girl. Is it right ? Can you help me.
You would more help me if you can speak french

Michel Lavallée 514-620-8739

Antoine & Sophie Cadies, St Lawrence Co, NY 1850

stow3 — 2011-09-03 15:05:56Z

I am trying to determine where a family in the 1850 census of Oswegatchie, Saint Lawrence Co, NY is from. All were born in Canada. I'm wondering if their last name is actually Cadieux?

The family consists of:
Antoine Cadies, age 46
Sophia, 45
Julia, 22
Antoine, 20
Lucy, 18
Phila, 14
Sophia, 12
Theresa, 10
Louisa, 6
Amelia, 5
Matilde, 2
Julia, 15

I can't find the family before or after 1850.

Re: Cadieux relatives

belrose — 2011-08-16 02:57:32Z

Hi . I am Henry Belrose, 83 yrs old, of the Rival dit Bellerose family and my GGmother was Eliza Cadieux. She married Pierre (Peter) Bellerose (Bellrose) They were married in upstate New York.She was the daughter of Augustin and Zoe.Do you have anything on them. I guess we are related. If you would like to exchange information you can contact me at henry469@metrocast.net

Re: Honore Cadieux m Rose-Alba DeBlois

l6341 — 2011-07-05 23:37:00Z

If you have not found the marriage you are looking for, contact me.

CADIEUX Thomas P - Vietnam Wall section 3W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-01 21:27:44Z

CADIEUX Thomas P - Vietnam Wall section 3W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,441 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Cadieux, Estrie, QC

jcdattilio — 2011-03-30 22:13:59Z

My father, Wilfrid Tetreault, born June 14, 1917, was your mother's brother. He passed away on March 7, 1983. My father married Gertrude Belisle and she is still living in Farnham and will be 87 in June. I have a sister Lise, and two brothers Normand and David. We grew up in Farnham and were close to all my dad's brothers and sisters. Aurore Jette, Yvonne Bolduc, Therese Roy, Berthe Laroche, and his brothers Maurice and Roland. I can tell you all about your cousins on your mother's side. I remember your parents coming down to visit in Farnham at Paul and Therese Roy's house and seeing some of their children - a girl called little Alice and a boy little Armand. Please e-mail me if you want more info.

Re: Marceline Cadieux

ClarenceACadeau — 2011-02-26 00:42:29Z

Parents of Pascal: Jacques Cadieux b. 1792 d. 12 Feb. 1889 Rigaud, Qc & Marie Rose Pilon; m. 7 Feb. 1820 Ste. Genevieve, Qc .
Parents of Lisina: Jean Regimbal & Genevieve Grondin

Parents of Jacques: Jacques Cadieux b. 25 APR 1770 & Marie Louise Rouleau; m. 13 FEB 1792, Ste. Genevieve, Qc.
Parents of Marie Rose Pilon: Jean Baptiste Pilon & Marie Charles Ranger

This is from a CD made by Ernest. I do not have the CD any more I lent it out to a researcher and she never returned it.

The information I have on this family is only where it connects to my family. I am not a direct descendant of the Cadieux line.

Charles Cadieux dit Courville is the 2nd great grandfather of wife of 3rd great grand uncle of husband of my great grandmother. Whew, now that is a mouthful.

I hope this info is helpful.

Marceline Cadieux

Shana_Gould — 2011-02-26 00:41:10Z

Looking for information on Cadieux line. I believe that Marceline was a sister of Rosanna. Her parents were Pascal and Lisina Cadieux. She married Louis Legare. Any help would be appreciated!

Re: Marceline Cadieux

Shana_Gould — 2011-02-21 22:49:56Z

This was extremely helpful-thank you very much!

Re: Marceline Cadieux

Shana_Gould — 2011-02-21 16:16:22Z

Thank you so much! Do you happen to have more information on Rosa Anna's parents..Lisina Cadieux and Andre? Is that a book you made reference to?

Re: Marceline Cadieux

ClarenceACadeau — 2011-02-21 16:01:58Z

Rosa Anna Cadieux
b. 1879 Papineauville, Qc
d. 1928 Vanier, On

m. 13 Nov. 1894 Carlsbad Springs, On
Hermenegilde Leblond.

Source: Cadieux's of North America by
Ernest J. Cadieux

Re: Herménégilde Leblond m Rosanna Cadieux

Shana_Gould — 2011-02-20 22:14:47Z

I am very interested in this line. My third Great Grandmother is Lisina Regimbal I believe. Marcelline Cadieux married Louis Legare and they had a daughter Exilda who married my great grandfather Joseph Villeneuve in Moose Creek Ontario. Any information you can provide further back would be GREATLY appreciated!

Re: Joseph Napoleon Cadieux, Physician, born Canada C1833

PALorenz — 2011-02-03 19:39:20Z

Yes, I am very interested in anything you may have about Joseph Cadieux. Thank you.

Re: Joseph Napoleon Cadieux, Physician, born Canada C1833

samiamsc1 — 2011-02-03 19:36:54Z

Yes, they are the same family. I am researching Joseph Benjamin Cadieux from Muskegon. I have found info on your Joseph N. the doctor stating that they did move to New York. I believe I have something stating that their daughter was married there. If you are interested, please let me know and I will look for that article and post.

Joseph Napoleon Cadieux, Physician, born Canada C1833

PALorenz — 2011-01-07 16:33:24Z

I have found the following information and would like confirmation that some or all of these are the same Joseph N. CADIEUX, as well as additional information about the family relationships in the 1860 and 1870 censuses:

1860, Troy, Rensselaer, NY
Joseph N. CADIEUX, 27, Canada, physician
Elizabeth, 16, VT
Leonore, 4, NY
Mary K. DAVEL, 21, NY
Florence DAVEL, 3/12, NY
[I am relatively sure that this was Elizabeth AUSTIN or OSTIGUY who remarried between 1860-1864 to Leander HILL, taking a dau Leonore CADIEUX with her. Who were the DAVEL's?]

1870, Syracuse, Onondaga, NY
Joseph CADIAX, 34, Canada, physician
Kattie, 21, NY, keeps house [thought might be Mary K. Davel, but age rules that out]
Joseph V., 5/12, NY
Florence E., 10, NY, at school [same Florence as in 1860? Was she adopted?]
Julia, 70, Canada, boarding [possibly mother?]

8 Jun 1880 Houston Ave, Muskegon 3rd ward, Muskegon, Mich
Joseph N. CADIEUX, 46, Can, Can, Can, physician
Janie, wife, 27, Scotland, Scot, Scot, keeping house
Florence, dau, 21, NY, Can, Scotland crossed out and New York written over it, at home [still same Florence?]
Victor, son, 9, NY, Can, Scot [Joseph V. of 1870?]
Clarence, son, 7, NY, Can, Scot
Elenore, dau, 11/12, Can, Can, Scot

16 Jun 1880, Western Ave, Muskegon 2nd Ward, Muskegon, Michigan
Joseph N. CADDOUX, 41, Can, Can, Can, physician
Jennie, wife, 27, Scot, Scot, Scot
Florenc E., dau, 20, NY, Can, NY
Victor C., son, 8, NY, Can, NY
Clarence W., son, 7, NY, Can, NY
Adell M., dau, 9/12, Can, Can, Scot.

Could these two 1880 families possibly be two different families? If the same, how account for discrepancies?

US IRS Assessment Lists have in 27th Collection District, Elmira, New York:
1865, Jos. N. Cadieux, phys. & surg.
1866, Joseph N. Cadieux, Physician & S.

Any insights would be appreciated.

Re: Joseph Napoleon Cadieux, Physician, born Canada C1833

RHerman6467 — 2011-01-05 21:19:21Z

J.N.Cadieux is my great grandfather. The two families were indeed the same. Jennie Corrine (listed as Janie) was my great grandmother. Dr. Cadieux was quite the man. I have his personal papers which chronicle his moves about Upstate New York and Michigan. I still have many questions. Please contact me.

Cadieux

_cadieux — 2010-12-29 13:28:48Z

Hi, Saw you on ancestry.com I have over 20,000 Cadieuxz's and their wifes in my program. I have the marriage of Michel cadieux Archange Gouin August 10, 1865 in Grosse Pointe, MI I have the line back to France if you need it. Also a lot of info on their children
Ernest cadieux
Cornwall, Ontario

Re: Cadieux, Detroit River & Grosse Pointe MI

katiemcd51 — 2010-12-29 13:28:20Z

Look under public family trees using the French spelling of Michel. He is well documented there. He is NOT of the dit Courville line however. He is a direct descendant of Jean Cadieux and Marie Valade.

My Cadieux ine

2010-12-29 13:26:23Z

René Cadieux is not married but has one baby boy (Guillaume Cadieux), born September 29, 1998, Mother; Madeleine Renaud.

René Cadieux (born September 5, 1961 in Ottawa) has one brother, François (born August 2, 1957 in Ottawa), son of Anita and Marcel, married to Ms. Jane Lupovitch (in Montreal (in the early eighties, I forget exact date), two chlidren, Daniel (eldest) and Charlotte.

If you need more details, I can "attempt" to get them. My father, Marcel, had a sister, who died in Montreal in the late seventies (between 75 and 78). I was abroad most of my life at that time, so I never got to meet her before she died. I can find out more about her if you wish.

What are the exact titles to your three books which I shall eagerly attempt to consult if you can indicate a location (preferably in Montreal) where I may find them? I understand that you do not sell them. Is there any particular reason for this? (I ask without wanting to pry in any sens, but you have before you an eager potential customer). You can E-mail me directly at rcadieux@mtl.fasken.com.

Most obliged!

René

Cadieux the locksmith

_cadieux — 2010-12-29 13:25:49Z

Hi Rene,
I have your line, Romeo Cadieux married Berthe Patenaude, March 14, 1914 St. Denis, Montreal. Marcel Cadieux married Anita Comtois January 21, 1956 in St. Dominique, QC. I do not have any of your fathers family on file. Could you send me this info, such are you married, have children, and have you brothers and sisters. Yes Jean Cadieux was a locksmith, but he worked mostly clearing land on the Island of Montreal. I have written 3 books on the Cadieuxs so far. I DO not sell them but donate them to geneolgy centers librarys. If you would like your line back to France, and any other info email me direct as it is a lot easier.
cadieux@cnwl.igs.net
Ernest Cadieux

Cadieux, Detroit River & Grosse Pointe MI

2010-12-29 13:25:17Z

looking for information on michael cadieu or courville married 10 aug 1830 to archange gouin. researching for my children

Re: Cadieux

EDCADIEUX68 — 2010-11-07 23:26:47Z

HAVE NOT TALKED TO YOU FOR 6 YEARS

TRIED TO FIND YOU LAST SEPT WHEN IN CORNWALL WE NOW LIVE
IN NOVA SCOTIA AND WE WERE IN OTTAWA,AND QUYON QUE AND RECONNECTED WITH FAMILY

STAY WELL ED CADIEUX

Pierre Cadieux -->Peter Cadue

2010-10-20 18:08:38Z

My husband's ancestor, Peter CADUE, was a trader in the Kansas Territory in the 1850's. The Territorial Census of 1855 lists his origin as Michigan. He owned quite a lot of land in Kansas, and was considered wealthy. He married a Kickapoo Indian woman named Kishbe and had at least six children with her. Peter died in Chicago in November 1860 at about age 57. Any suggestions about where to find his parents or other family would be deeply appreciated.

Cadue Kickapoo possible descendant

2010-08-22 13:04:13Z

My tribe, Kansas Kickapoo.Family name Cadue Kickapoo reservation in Horton,Ks.Family are on the tribal counsel there.My Indian name is Pamwahtmaqua. Reply

Cadue

2010-08-22 13:03:23Z

I am related to this man through my Mother's side of the family. My Mother was born on the Kickapoo Indian Reservation in Horton, Kansas. I know that the Cadue's came from Alscace in France.Her name was Wilma Cadue. I am so excited to find this!

Re: Joseph Napoleon Cadieux, Physician

PALorenz — 2010-08-09 14:20:21Z

A few more pieces of information:

Missouri Death Certificates, 1910-1959, Missouri State Archives (Actual image online)

Clarence Cadieux
Male, white, married
d. 20 Oct 1928, City Hospital, St. Louis, MO
Carcinoma of penis
Usual residence 3304 Miami, St. Louis; 15 years in St. Louis
b. 4 May 1873, New York [same as draft reg]
Parents: Joe Cadieux, bp unk; Catherine Lahey, bp unk
Informant: Hospital Information, City Hospital
Mt. Olive Cemetery 23 Oct 1928, Undertaker: Southern
[Why no relative as informant?]

U.S. Fed Censuses, New York, St. Lawrence, Ogdensburg

Albert R. and Florence (Cadieux) Porte lived there before and after Clarence's reference to her in 1917; no children
1900: 33 State Street
1910: 132 Ford St
1920: ?] Caroline St
1930: 227 [?]

Following possibly the same Clarence? Ages fit:
1910 U.S. Federal Census, Ohio, Montgomery, Dayton

Clarence Cadieux, brother-in-law, 36, single, NY, Can, Can; magazine salesman.
George A. Kerschner, head, 33, m1, 11 yr, Ohio, Ohio, Ohio, restaurant proprietor
Beatrice G., wife, 25, m1, 11 yr, 6 child., 5 liv., Can, Can, Can, 1896
Elsie, dau, 8, Ohio, Ohio, Can
Walter, son, 9, Michigan, Ohio, Can
Merrill, dau, 7, Ohio, Ohio, Can
Jessie, dau, 4, Ohio, Ohio, Can
Joseph, son, 3, Ohio, Ohio, Can

Found on ancestry.com index:
Ontario Canada Marriages, 1801-1926 Beatrice Cadieux to George A. Kishner
Ohio Death Index, 1908-1932, Beatric G. Kershner, 30 Mar 1916, Montgomery Co, Ohio
Need more to know if Joseph and Jennie were her parents.

In 1920 Geo Kershner was still in Dayton, with new wife Elizabeth, 35, Ohio, Ohio, Ohio and last 4 children above in house plus George R., 4 mon, Ohio, Ohio, Ohio; no Clarence Cadieux; death cert of George Albert Kershner has Mrs. Elizabeth Kershner as informant)

1920 U.S. Federal Census, Nebraska, Douglas, Omaha
Clarence Cadieux, 46, married, b. New York, parents born Canada, New York; roomer in a large hotel with mostly male occupants; book salesman

So perhaps Clarence is living with half-sister Beatrice in Ohio in 1910, moved to St. Louis around 1913, md before 1920, out of town during 1920 census, died in St. Louis 1928. Makes a good story, but not enough to be sure yet

As a side note, found the following in Canadian entries on ancestry.com

Ontario Canada Births, 1869-1911, Marie Louise Cadieux, Father, Joseph; b. Prescott

Ontario, Canada, Catholic Marriages, 1801-1936:
Marie L. Cadieux to Harry R. Collins
Parents of bride: Jennie C. and Napoleon Cadieux
Mother of groom: Mary J. Collins

Re: Joseph Napoleon Cadieux, Physician

dklart — 2010-08-09 14:19:14Z

This is a good and challenging puzzle.

The contradictory info could just be an error in transcription. The marriage "record" for Joseph N Cadieux and Jennie C Ellis is a transcription, the actual record isn't on-line. That might be something to look into, in your spare time ;).

Errors in the census records go without saying. We never know who delivered the info on behalf of the household, if the communication between the person giving the info and the census taker was clear, if the census taker understood info correctly and wrote what he heard. I'm betting the doctor was never around when the census taker visited and all info about him was recalled from the wife at the time.

I would definitely plot out all the locations you've found for JN Cadieux (and entourage) on a customized google map, I find it really helps to sort out where to look further.

JN Cadieux went to medical school somewhere, I would venture in either Albany or Buffalo. Maybe looking into when and where he graduated from, again in your spare time ;), will help put more of the pieces of the puzzle in perspective.

Re: Joseph Napoleon Cadieux, Physician

PALorenz — 2010-08-09 14:18:12Z

You seem to be hooked on this one, too! Thanks for your latest. The thought also occurred to me there were two "wives" in Troy. Maybe that's why Elizabeth and Lenore left?

It seems as if all of these are connected, but:
I had the Jennie Ellis marriage record, but some conflicts. Did Joseph move to Michigan by 1880, with a 27-yr-old Jennie/Janie, wife, in both 1880 entries (assumiing it's the same family) and then go back to New York to marry a 25-yr-old Jennie Ellis 2 yrs later in 1882? Also marr record has his age as 30 (1852); if true, he couldn't be the 27-yr-old father of Lenore (1856) in 1860 census.

And who is Adell M., 2/12, Can, Can, Scot in 2nd 1880 census, if Elenore, 11/12, Can, Can, Scot was dau of Jennie and Joseph in the 2nd 1880 census?

If they are all the same, I'm counting 4 marriages:
1) Elizabeth AUSTIN (Lenore) in Troy 1860;
2) Mary K. DAVEL (Florence Eva) in Troy 1860;
3) Kathaline WINSLOW (Victor C.) Kattie in Syracuse 1870;
4) Jennie ELLIS (Marie Eleonore) in Muskegon 2x 1880.

Thanks especially for the Canadian records--I don't have the World Ancestry, so couldn't access records from the index. I had found the WWI Reg. for Clarence, but since A.R. Porte didn't mean anything to me, didn't realize the connection.

Had not found Victor's wedding, but I agree, he's seems to fit.

Just in browsing around, I'm sure there was at least one other Joseph N. CADIEUX, physician. So are the ages way off, correspondence of children's names a coincidence, etc?
I'm just curious enough that when I have time--not for a week at least, I may try to get FHL marriage and/or baptismal records.

Re: Joseph Napoleon Cadieux, Physician

dklart — 2010-08-09 14:13:45Z

(This is an extension of a thread on the Guyette board:http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.guyette/335/mb.ashx)

Hi Pat,

Found some records for you that I think definitely relate. I think the plot is really thickening. The good doctor appears to have married 3 times. How is it possible in the 1860 Census, there 2 wives in the same household? There are certainly some skeletons in this story to dig up. I think a next move is to search church records in Troy, NY. There are quite a few choices of films you can order and view at your local FHC. See if you can find a bap record for Florence, that would confirm her parentage.

These marriages found on familysearch.org.

Groom's Name: Joseph N. Cadieux
Groom's Birth Date: 1852
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age: 30
Bride's Name: Jennie C. Ellis
Bride's Birth Date: 1857
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age: 25
Marriage Date: 22 Jan 1882
Marriage Place: Saint Pauls Episcopal Church, Buffalo, Erie, New York
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name:
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M53744-1
System Origin: New_York-ODM
Source Film Number: 928705
Reference Number:
Collection: New York Marriages, 1686-1980

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Groom's Name: Victor C. Cadieux
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Fanny Welsh
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 07 Jul 1892
Marriage Place: Manhattan, New York, New York
Groom's Father's Name: J.N. Cadieux M.D.
Groom's Mother's Name: Kathaline Fanny Winslow
Bride's Father's Name: Capt.Fred Ford
Bride's Mother's Name: Miss M. Davidson
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00749-6
System Origin: New_York-ODM
Source Film Number: 1452288
Reference Number:
Collection: New York Marriages, 1686-1980

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From Ancestry.com db's

Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1911

Name: Marie Eleonore Cadieux
Date of Birth: 22 Aug 1879
Gender: Female
Birth County: Halton
Father's Name: Joseph Napoleon Cadieux
Mother's Name: Jennie Corine Ellis
Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS929_38

He's listed as a physician and surgeon in this record.

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Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1926

Name: Florence Eva Cadieux
Birth Place: Troy NY (****bingo****(my note))
Age: 21
Estimated birth year: abt 1860
Father Name: Joseph Napoleon
Mother Name: Mary Cadieux
Spouse Name: Albert Richard Porte Smith
Spouse's Age: 23
Spouse Birth Place: Canada W
Spouse Father Name: William Porte
Spouse Mother Name: Elysia Porte
Marriage Date: 29 Nov 1881
Marriage Location: Halton
Marriage County: Halton
Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS932_36

The record also has the bride as being a resident of Oakville, and married in St Lukes (Judes?) Church, a Church of England.

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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918

Name: Clarence Walter Cadieux
City: St Louis
County: St Louis (Independent City)
State: Missouri
Birth Date: 4 May 1873
Race: White
FHL Roll Number: 1683848
DraftBoard: 17

Clarence states his place of birth as Ogdensburg, NY and his nearest relative Mrs A R Porte (his 1/2 sister Florence) of Ogdensburg, NY.

Re: Joseph N. CADIEUX, b. 1833, Canada, physician

PALorenz — 2010-08-09 14:09:34Z

Just found these. Joseph W. in Arthur's birth record could be incorrect transcription of Joseph N as in birth record for other child but could be two different men. Maybe Dronin and Dreuiin are really different women?
1892 birthdate for Arthur instead of 1895 found in Draft Reg.; again a not unusual error in transcription. These would seem to identify Arthur's mother and tie the draft reg. to him. Question is whether it is the right Joseph N. Could it be possible that Georgiana's pension request was attached to the wrong Joseph Cadieux?

Family Search Canada Births and Baptisms 1661-1959
Name: Arthur Wilfred Cadieux
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 19 Oct 1892
Birthplace: Toronto, York, Ontario
Father's Name: Joseph W. Cadieux
Mother's Name: Georgiana Dronin
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C02066-6
System Origin: Canada-EASy
Source Film Number: 1846452
Reference Number: cn 42502

Family Search, Ontario Births and Baptisms, 1779-1899
Name: Adele Bulah Beatrice Cadieux
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 09 Jul 1890
Birthplace: Aurora, York, Ontario
Father's Name: Joseph N. Cadieux
Mother's Name: Georgina Dreuuin
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C01773-4
System Origin: Ontario-ODM
Source Film Number: 1846446
Reference Number:

Re: Joseph N. CADIEUX, b. 1833, Canada, physician in Civil War

PALorenz — 2010-08-09 14:05:56Z

Thanks for checking out the Canadian references; I was hoping "Hap" was an error in transcription.

Albert and Florence Porte are listed on FindAGrave in the Ogdensburg Cemetery in Ogdensburg:
Albert R. Porte 1856-1933
Florence C. Porte 1862-1931

Tried Cadieux in Ogdensburg and found in same cemetery:
Victor C. Cadieux 1871-1906
Dr. J. N. Cadieux 1835-1912 Co L 16 Regt Heavy Art NY Vols

Could this be our elusive doctor. If so,additional military records on ancestry:
U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles
Joseph Napoleon Cadieux
Enlisted 29 Aug 1862, private, Rome, NY
Survived war
Service: Enlisted in on 1 Sep 1861 Company H, NY 3rd Light Artillery
Mustered out 7 Apr 1863

Joseph Cadieux, 28
Enlistment Date: 1 Feb 1864 as private in Sharon, NY
Company L NY 16th Heavy Artillery
Survived the war.
Service Record: Enlisted in on 07 Jan 1864
Mustered out on 15 Jul 1865 at Fort Monroe, VA

U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
Name: Joseph N. Cadieux
Enrolled: January 2, 1864, Sharon NY
Private, Company L, 16 NY H.A. regiment
Discharged: July 15, 1865, Fort Monroe, VA
Cause of Discharge: M. O. Card Hyphe, contracted since war
Residence subsequent to discharge: Canandaigua, NY
Admitted: Dec 4, 1908, b. Canada, age 72, widower
Occupation: physician; Religion: Prot.
Nearest Relative: son, Arthur [?] Cadieux
Death: 22 Mar 1912

Note, he was listed as a widower, but the plot thickens:
Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934
Name: Cadieux, Joseph N.
Widow: Cadieux, Georgianna
H 3 NY LA L 16 NY HA [Linking this Joseph to both of the enlistments above]
1890 Jan 24 Invalid Appl # 1173634 Cert #1071.275 [Same # as that of Joseph in National Home] Filed from Canada
1912 June 10 Widow Appl # 988.110 Filed from Illinois

So is Georgianna a 5th wife? An error in record? Why is he listed as a widower in home if wife still alive? Maybe none of this applies to our Joseph.