Cadorette - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Christopher Martin Cadorette

christophercadorette — 2012-01-29 12:18:22Z

I googled my name and this message came up, I completly forgot that I posted a message.

Re: Albert Cadorette

RayCannata91 — 2012-01-16 05:28:50Z

I am looking for an Albert who married a Sylvia Maria "Susan Madeline" MCCALL about 1915/6.

looking for John Cadorette

boxeralways — 2011-07-16 17:01:14Z

We have been trying to locate Jonh Cadorette for sometime now.We did find out that he has a brother in Lowell,Mass,I beleave his name is George! Does this sound familaur to anyone?

Henri Cadorette & Marie Claire Lalime, St Hyacinthe

fiddletwist — 2011-04-12 20:45:28Z

I am researching the lives of the Canadian spinning wheel makers of the turn of the last century in Saint-Hyacinthe, and am looking for descendants of Henri Cadorette, son of wheelmaker Michel Cadorette, born 1896, married 1919 Marie Heloise Claire Lalime. They had two daughters, Marie Therese Madeleine m Dominique Dupont and Marie Marthe Pauline m Clement-Paul Fournier.

I would love to know anything about Henri's father Michel and brother Philias, who ran the wheelmaking business. I believe Henri was the only child of Michel Cadorette who had any children.

Thanks for any leads or information.

CADORETTE Michael J - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-11-18 12:40:41Z

CADORETTE Michael J - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

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 218,952 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.

Ursule Cadorette

m_gallerno — 2010-09-19 21:08:44Z

Does anyone have an Angelique Cascagnette (parents Jean Baptiste and URSULE CADORETTE) marrying Pierre Galarneau (of Charles and Marie Anne Depatis Forget)

I am looking for any events after 1821.

Henri Cadorette vs. Henri Cadorette

fiddletwist — 2010-03-30 21:28:52Z

In looking at ancestry hints for a person in my family tree (Victor Henri Oscar Cadorette son of Michel Cadorette and Celina Simard) I came across several family trees that have this Henri married to the wrong spouse. The Henri Cadorette that married Marie Laura Josephine Jubenville in 1914 is not the son of Michel Cadorette and Celina Simard, he is the son of someone else - this can easily be seen if you look at the marriage record. Henri, son of Michel and Celina, married Marie Heloise Claire Lalime in 1919. I just wanted to warn anyone researching the St Hyacinthe Cadorettes to check the actual records before taking what's in these trees into your own.

Michel Cadorette of St Hyacinthe 1853-1929

fiddletwist — 2010-01-12 18:00:14Z

I am a member of a group of spinning wheel enthusiasts who are interested in a particular kind of wheel made by a particular group of makers in the years from about 1880 to 1930. One of the makers was Michel Cadorette, of St Hyacinthe, son of Maxime Cadoret and Elisabeth Sevigny, born 1853 in Ste Rosalie, died 1929 in St Hyacinthe, married Celina Simard in St Hyacinthe in 1874. He had a shop on Rue des Cascades near the Yamaska river. He and Celina had many children, of whom two (Cleophas and Philias) became wheelmakers after their father. I have shared ancestry with these gentlemen (Philias and Cleophas were third cousins to my great grandmother) so they are in my family tree. Cleophas died in 1910 at the age of 41; Philias married in 1929 to Aurore Guerin and apparently had no children. I own a spinning wheel bearing his mark.

If anyone reading this is, or knows of, living relatives descended from Michel and Celina, I would love to speak to them privately to find out more about these men who made these spinning wheels, or even see photos of them if any exist.

Re: VT.- Phileas Cadorette&Mary/MarieValley

MichaelFDwyer — 2009-08-04 19:43:36Z

Phileas Cadorette was born in 1862, Ste. Rosalie-de-Bagot, Quebec, the son of Francois and Judith (Lajoie) Cadorette. He died at Newport, Vermont, on 8 March 1912 from chronic nephritis. He married, 3 February 1903, Newport, Vermont,as his second wife, Marie Vallee, born 4 March 1878, Hooksett, NH, daughter of George and Celina (Marquis) Vallee.

For more information, contact me directly.

Wilfred L. Cadorette, 76, of Las Vegas, passed away April 18, 2009

NativeWoman702 — 2009-04-21 15:59:43Z

WILFRED CADORETTE Wilfred L. Cadorette, 76, of Las Vegas, passed away April 18, 2009. He was a security guard and served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Visitation 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, April 22, service following, both at Davis Funeral Home. Burial at 8:40 a.m. Friday, April 24, at SNVMC.

Re: Cadrette, Cadaret, Cadorette

docd431 — 2009-03-07 22:28:42Z

These are my relatives, My ggrandfather being Joseph Cadrette. I have pictures of all of his family including his wife Laura (Langlais/Langlois) Cadrette Uncle Meddie and there were more girls Ida was my grandmother. Send email address for more information

Re: Louis Henri Cadorette

pmcadorette — 2009-03-04 18:19:37Z

are you still looking for information on this person?

Please email

Rachel Cadorette Ledoux, obit

n1nh1 — 2009-02-09 13:15:31Z

Published: Saturday, February 7, 2009, Nashua Telegraph, Nashua NH
Rachel Cadorette Ledoux, Turner

TURNER – Rachel Cadorette Ledoux, 76, died suddenly and unexpectedly on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 while at her home in Turner.

Rachel was born on August 26, 1932, in Nashua, New Hampshire, the daughter of Roland and Blanche Leblanc Cadorette. Rachel attended St. Francis Parochial School, and in 1950 she graduated from St. Louis de Gonzague High School. She was married to the love of her life, Edward Ledoux, on June 23, 1956, in Nashua, New Hampshire. Rachel and Edward spent most of their lives living in New Hampshire while raising their family, before moving to Turner in 1998.

Always giving and caring, Rachel dedicated her life to taking care of others whenever needed, even while faced with obstacles of her own. Through it all, she maintained a sense of humor and a positive attitude. These traits will always be remembered by her friends and family.

She is survived by her loving husband, Edward of Turner: her four sons Douglas and Kevin, who resided with her in Turner; son Daniel and his wife Debra, of Bennington, NH and son Keith and his wife Susan, of Merrimack, NH; her daugher Deborah Ledoux-Randlett and her husband Mark, of Turner; her grandchildren Daniel, Carrie, Joshua, Kate, Joseph, Thomas, and Elizabeth; her great-grandchildren Jonathan and Cara; and her brother, John, of Nashua, NH and Arizona. Rachel's smile, loving attitude, and her sense of humor will be missed by those who knew and loved her.

She was predeceased by her brothers Ernest, Roland and Albert; and a sister, Alice.

Visitations at Fortin/Auburn on Sunday from 2-4, 6-8 PM. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Monday at 11:00 AM at St. Philip's Church, Auburn. Committal St. Peter's Cemetery. For those who wish, in lieu of flowers, donations in her name may be made to the Turner Food Bank, at Ann Morris, 7 Mason Rd., Turner, ME 04282. Online guest book, tributes and moving memories may be viewed at www.mem.com. A service of The Fortin Group Funeral Home, Cremation and Monument Services, AUBURN, 217 Turner St. 783-8545 www.the fortingroup.com.

LaValley Family

sandi_gagnier — 2009-01-16 20:01:05Z

Looking for information on Jean Baptiste LaValley and Sophia (Mary) Senecal. John was born in about 1817 and Sophia about 1825, she died in Mooers Forks around 1882 at the age of 57. I would appreciate anything any one might have on either of these two people.

Thanks so much in advance
Sandra

Louis Henri Cadorette

xereaux — 2008-07-31 01:04:40Z

There was Louis Henri Cadorette in Turner's Falls, MA. He and his wife emigrated from St Hyacinth, Canada. Son moved to Northampton, MA was a dentist. I lose family connection there.

Re: Cadoret(te) of Lowell, Mass

joyness1 — 2008-06-26 22:10:18Z

Found for you:
JAMES CADORET
Père: HONORE CADORET
Mère: EMELIE PLOUFFE
Gedcom de Côté, Richard (214): Familles Côté, Tremblay (12-2007)
Date de mariage: 11 DEC 1893 Lieu: GRANDES-PILES, QC
ROSE ANNA COTE
Père: JEAN BAPTISTE COTE
Mère: OLIVA OLIVE GELINAS

Email me at joyness@optonline.net if you want further info.

Chris

Louise Cadarette,May,Cassidy

dleech2 — 2008-05-28 18:06:50Z

Looking for any information about Louise Cadarette born 1865 Bell River Village, Ontario, Canada, died 1906 Babb, Montana. Parents Casimire Cadarette and Philomene Lesperance. First marriage to Onesime Frederick May, 1 May 1882 in Essex Canada. Second marriage to Michael D. Cassidy, 2 Mar 1899 in Montana.

Louise Cadarette,May,Cassidy

dleech2 — 2008-05-28 18:05:27Z

Looking for any information about Louise Cadarette B 1865 Bell River Village, Ontario, Canada, D 1906 Babb, Montana. Parents Casimire Cadarette and Philomene Lesperance. First marriage to Onesime Frederick May 1 May 1882 in Essex Canada. Second marriage to Michael D Cassidy 2 Mar 1899 in Montana.

Re: Cadoret(te) of Lowell, Mass

GenMan41 — 2008-03-21 13:31:12Z

I'm also researching this family and looking for info.

The family I'm looking for:
James Cadorette b. abt 1864, d. between 1921-29. married Roseanna (Cote), d/o Jean Baptiste & Oliva (Gelinas), b. 10/3/1874 in Ste-Flore, St-Maurice, Trois Rivieres.

Roseanna died 9/21/1961 in Lowell, MA--buried at St. Joseph's in N. Chelmsford, MA.

I can not find where/when they were married, or who the parents of James would be.

They had several children, one of which was my gr-grandmother, Marie "Yvonne" Cadorette, b. 2/27/1905 in St-Boniface-de-Shawinigan, St-Maurice. Married Charles Narciscus Robert(s) abt 1923 in Lowell, MA. Died 2/28/1977 in Dracut.

Re: Amos Lawrence Cadorette

skilfulaxe55 — 2008-02-20 01:46:51Z

There is an Amos L Cadorette buried in Harris County Cemetery II. You can view the memorial at www.findagrave.com

Re: Amos Lawrence Cadorette

skilfulaxe55 — 2008-02-20 01:46:33Z

There is an Amos L Cadorette buried in Harris County Cemetery II. You can view the memorial at www.findagrave.com

cadoret m Hyacinthe Laliberte

vivsl — 2007-09-19 23:59:14Z

Im hoping for some help
I have 3 families, which I think are probably really only 2, but Im not sure which 2 =]
Hyacinthe Laliberte married Justine Cadoret 21 Sep 1847 St Dominique de Bagot
Hyacinthe Laliberte married Olypiade Cadoret 9 Jan 1844, location unknown.
I also have a Hyacinthe Laliberte married Anathalie Cadorette, circa 1943.

Hyacinthe not being too common a name, the odds are very good that 2 of these three are the same.
Can anyone shed light on either of the last 2 marriage locations? or on these families in general?

Amos Lawrence Cadorette

2006-10-25 04:53:08Z

Looking for anyone related to or that knew Amos Lawrence Cadorette, recently deceased and formerly of Harris Co., Texas. I am his youngest son, having two brothers and a sister by him and Daisy Eloise Bryan Cadorette. Thanks. Please e-mail me at milocado@hotmail.com.

VT.- Phileas Cadorette&Mary/MarieValley

MEYERSShushan — 2006-05-23 11:03:30Z

I am trying to find out any information at all on my grandparents. My mother passed away when I was 17 and I can't seem to find out anything about her parents. His name could be spelled Cadaret and her last name could have been LaValley or LaVallie. I know they were in Newport or N.Troy VT. around 1900-1910. I have been told that he is buried in Newport, VT.

Rosa Bassett

BEEBEE — 2006-05-16 16:14:41Z

Dear Carol:
Poking around the surname boards and saw your messages. We are descended from Joseph Bassett's (Bessette) brother, Moses. I have a little bit of information on some of the people in your messages. My sources are: 1900 VT census; WorldConnect, cemetary, and family.
Marie Adelaide Rosa Cadorette, b 8 Jan 1860 in Ste-Cecile de Milton, Monteregie, Canada. Father: Pierre Cadorette, b, 1823 and Mother: Adeline Bonnier de La Plante, b 1832. She married Joseph Bessette, 26 Apr 1876 in Roxton Pond, Monteregie, Canada.
The census says they had 3 children, Emma, Nellie and Henry. I talked to Annie Brassor Booth (now dead) and she told me that Emma was adopted by Joseph and Rosa. Her birth date is May 1881, Nellie is July 1885 and Henry is Mar or Nov 1899 (both dates are listed). I don't have a death date for Rosa, but the gravestone says 1929. In the Probate records, Greenfield, MA courthouse is a legal document listing Jeddy Patnode as surviving spouse (no other information) and wife, Clara, deceased on 26 October 1912, and listing her children: Clara M. Rau; Rose S. Peffer; Agnes M. Scully; Frank J. Brassor; Arthur A. Brassor; and William J. Brassor.
Hope this helps. Something to work with in any case. I have not seen original records to verify any of this. It is good to remember that few records are 100% correct and that accounts for the conflicting information. Good Luck.
BJB

Cadorette (Cadoret)

PaulaCadoretteColey — 2006-03-19 13:56:51Z

Hello. My name is Paula Ann Cadorette Coley. I am very interested in obtaining more information on my father's family. My father (Joseph Roland Cadorette) was born to Joseph Thomas and Exina Bessette Cadorette. My grandparent's Joseph and Exina had six children: Antionette, Bertha, Cecile, Peter, Joseph, and Margaret. I only recently learned that the original spelling of our surname was Cadoret. There are very few remaining members of my family that I know of and I would love to obtain any and all information possible in order that I could create a family tree with all possible information for my children and grandchildren. We referred to our grandfather and grandmother as Pepere and Memere; which is what our grandchildren call my husband and myself. During a recent visit with my aunt (she is the only remaining child of Joseph and Exina), she advised that she had learned that our surname was originally spelled Cadoret. In fact, she also learned that throughout her life, she always thought her birth name was Margaret, however, only recently learned that her name is in reality Marguerite. Any information that you could provide would be greatly appreciated. You may contact me at my email address Memerex3@aol.com and please reference the name Cadorette or Cadoret in the subject line so that I don't delete the email in error. Again, thank you very much for any help you can provide. I look forward to hopefully hearing from someone whom I might very well be related to. God Bless. Paula

genealogy

sunbeamfl — 2006-03-08 17:02:27Z

I am looking for information on my grandparents. My grand father was Phileas Cadorette and I always thought my grandmother's name was Mary LaVallee but found info. on a baptism certificate that says Marie Vallee. Not sure if this is true but have been told that Mary or Marie was born in Winnipeg Canada. This I am not sure of either. I have that Mary LaVallee's parent's names were, George & Lucinne. What I would like to start with is Phileas Cadorette and Marie Vallee.

Cadorette Family History

Lollipop1963 — 2006-01-29 02:11:49Z

Would you happen to have a Rebecca Cadorette who married Anthime Joncas 20 Jul 1852 in St Jean Chyrstome, Levis, Quebec. Her parents were Louis Cadoret and Elizabeth Blanchot. Louis Elizabeth married 7 Jan 1822 in St Joseph, Levis, Quebec. Can find no information on Rebecca or her husband other than the marriage records I just mentioned. Any information that you would have regarding any of the above named individuals would be greatly appreciated

Re: Cadorets in New England

RayCannata91 — 2006-01-18 03:13:44Z

I am looking for an Albert CADORET who m. a Susan Madeline MCCALL (b. abt. 1897). They had children Marie and Blanche CADORET (b. 1918).

Cadoret of Lowell, Mass

RayCannata91 — 2006-01-18 03:13:44Z

Looking to excahnge on an Albert CADORET / CARTERETT of Lowell, Middlesex Co., Mass. Married a Sylvia Marie "Susan Madalene" MCCALL of Boston about 1916. His parents MAY have been an Albert CADORET from Canada and Florence (FITZSIMMONS???) -- uncertain.

Thetford Mines

Jude7719 — 2005-07-24 17:20:33Z

My husband seems to believe that his Cadorette family had immediate relatives in Thetford Mines. Does anyone have info on that? Or perhaps you are from Thetford Mines. Please contact me.

To TC

eclarke163 — 2005-07-03 22:41:21Z

Reading some of the posting--you must be the GURU of the Cadarette (my family spelling) family research. This is meant as a compliment! Do you know of a family website where all us relations could share with each other directly. I belong to one for another line and have not only gained info but morale support. You should consider maintaining one. I'd join! Thanks for the info that you have supplied--will check them out after the holidays. Margaret

To Tom Aldrich

eclarke163 — 2005-07-03 22:41:21Z

Just read (17-12-00) your posting (04-99) on the Stebbins message board. VERY STRONG POSSIBILITY that we are related through Theophilus Cadarete (my GGGF) and Mary. They had children: Josephine, 1847; Charles, 1849; Henry, 1854; Anthony, 1857; Louis, 1861; Theophilus (my GGF), 1867; and Alfred, 1872. PLEASE CONTACT ME DIRECTLY AT eclarke@zianet.com. Waiting impatiently--Margaret Clarke

CADORET, Eli Samuel

efalants — 2005-03-24 16:51:42Z

Hi - in searching all of these message boards, I have yet to come across anyone with the same line of Cadorets that I am a decendent from ... my mother is a Cadoret; her father was William George, born in 1897; he had a brother, Joseph Eli, born in 1895; their father was Eli Samuel Cadoret, born in 1856; he married Cora Ella Ackley abt. 1885 in VT. According to the 1900 census in Shrewsbury, VT, where it lists 'where father was born', it says "At Sea" ... which means he was from somewhere ele, probably England [my mother thinks]. If anyone can help figure this out, I would appreciate it greatly. Oh, one more thing, my mother says that Eli Samuel was a twin and his brother's name was also Joseph. Thanx !!!

CADORET, Eli Samuel

efalants — 2005-03-24 16:51:42Z

Re: CADORET, Eli Samuel [Correction]

efalants — 2005-03-24 16:51:42Z

Eli Samuel's twin brother's name was William George. Thanx

Re: CADORET, Eli Samuel [Correction]

efalants — 2005-03-24 16:51:42Z

Another Correction ~ I found out that Eli did not have a twin brother after all. He was the 10th child of 15. Joseph T Cadoret and Mary French were his parents. He married Cora Ella Ackley in Manchester, VT in 1885 and was buried in 1911 in Ludlow, VT. I have traced Joseph T Cadoret's parents as Joseph Cadoret and Mary C <Unknown> m abt 1800-1812 in Canada. If anyone can help in finding further information to trace this family further back, I would appreciate any clues to lead me in the right direction. Thanx in advance ... RWB

Re: Bernard Cadorette

2005-01-07 08:50:53Z

could be some connection.......Bernard eventually died in chicago..........where is your wife born or from etc...Thanx Jc

Re: Cadorette

LauraQB — 2004-12-02 06:02:28Z

Is this the same Eugene Cadorette who married Julie Lajoie in 1852? I am interested in this lineage.
Laura

Catuuoret

2004-12-01 23:54:04Z

As I was researching the name itself, I came upon the meaning....it's an old Breton name, spelled Catuuoret....does anyone have info on that or ancestors with that name?

Cadoret/Cadorette photos stories

2004-11-17 00:38:34Z

I pretty much have my line done back to Georges Cadoret, my first immigrant from Franch to Canada. I would like to embellish this line with ancient photos and stories and would be grateful if anyone had any to share. Thank you.

Re: Nelson (Cadaret, Cadrette or Cadoret)

lanraven — 2004-11-14 03:11:12Z

Donna, I hope you are still doing research and get this. Am I looking for YOU? Was your father Bert of Chelmsford?

Re: Albert Cadorette

2004-11-04 21:00:39Z

I'm looking for more on:

Albert CADORETTE (CARTERETT?) : born to Albert? and Jean?? CADORET; married Susan Madalene MCCALL (b. 1897/8), about 1916?.

French Canadian Catholic background.

Susan Madalene MCCALL: born about 1897/8, MA; married (1st) Albert CADORETTE (CARTERETT?) (divorced), possibly about 1916 ; (2nd) Stanford GAMESTER, (prob.) 9 Oct. 1924, Manhattan, NY ; died Oyster Bay, Long Island, NY.

From Philadelphia. Irish Catholic.

Children of Albert CADORETTE and Sue MCCALL:
• Marie CADORETTE: born about 1916/7, NJ; married (1st) CONADSIGN; married 3 times; died in car accident 1968.
• Blanche CADORETTE: born 3 Mar. 1918, Newark, NJ; married William Alf BERGE.

Cecil Cadorette

LindaDennis392 — 2004-07-16 06:01:26Z

My name is Linda Lee Cadorette Dennis. My father's name is Richard Edward Cadorette. He was born in Michigan August 28, 1924. He married Virginia Lee Cabana April 27, 1946, Richard's father (my grandfather) was Cecil Cadorette. That is all we know. He left his wife Grace DeLoy(my grandmother) early in their marriage. I would like to know something about this Cecil Cadorette. Can anyone help me? My father had one sibling Dorothy Cadorette. He may have other half siblings? Thank you for your help. Dad will be 80 this year and it would be nice to acquire this information for him.

Re: Cadorettes

2004-06-11 04:41:37Z

Thanks for the info! That's only an hour drive south of me, so I'll be checking that out soon. Probably even become an annual member.

Re: Family Tree?

2004-06-11 04:18:25Z

Jean Baptiste was born in July of 1869 in St. Simon, Bagot, PQ, Canada.

Re: Family Tree?

2004-06-11 04:17:11Z

The Jean Baptiste in question (I know because Sarah is my cousin) was married to Emma Thibodeau on June 29, 1896 in Nashua, NH. He was born in July of 1869 in St. Simon, Bagot, PQ, Canada.

Re: Family Tree?

2004-06-11 04:14:54Z

I have managed to get a little further back in my research. Jean Baptiste's father was Alexandre Cadorette, born 1831 and married on July 2, 1865 to Celanise Roireau dite Laliberte. I can't get any farther back on the Cadorette side, but I managed to get much further tracing Celanise's family history. I can send the info to you if you would like. I didn't know you were looking into our family history! :)

Cadorette

friar3176 — 2004-04-29 20:06:24Z

I am searching for someone who might be directly related to Amable Cadorette and Eleanore Mainville. My 2nd Great Grandfather was Jean Cadorette, their son. Sometime in the early 1800's he came into the US and his name changed to John Kidrick. I am trying to get information specifically on his parents and siblings. Any info would be appreciated.

Re: Cadaret in SE Michigan - Wayne & Monroe Counties

donnacadaret — 2004-01-08 02:14:30Z

Hello I'm Donna Cadaret, descendant of 'Cadaret/Cadarette' family from Amherstburg, Ontario who came from Acadia in 1701 - settled there in early 1600's. The family of 1800's was: Joseph Cadaret born 1867, John Cadaret born 1858, Louise Cadaret born 1863 (someone was looking for Louise's details, my great-grandfather, Joseph was her brother). Their parents had died and they were raised by the 'TREMBLAY'(Honora and Gilbert Trembly) family in Amherstburg, Ontario - they later moved to Toronto. I do not know the names of the parents of John, Joseph and Louise Cadaret, do you? Also, after a trip to France this summer - the Duras, Aquitaine region, we found the name to be spelled, 'Cadret' - I think the pronunciation caused people to ad the 'a', 'o', or 'e' to Cadaret. I believe it was probably 'Cadret' as we found in that region of France. Also, they had vineyards, and made 'Rothschild' wine - if that helps. Email me please - thanks.