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Re: Caille/Cayer/Cahier

kfhelectric — 2011-05-02 22:45:10Z

David, yes that info. was a great help. never thought of Corey. her sister Merance also had Currier as a last name in the US. thanks for the help.

Re: Caille/Cayer/Cahier

drcoutu63 — 2011-05-02 22:29:09Z

Hi,

Gilbert Y. Covey d. on 07 May 1887 Methuen, MA age 72-1-8, parents are Archibald Covey and Susan Hall
He was born in in Ellenburg, NY

I found Julia in the State Archives index as Julia A. (Currier) Corey, the death certificate does say Covey.
Husband is Gilbert.
She died on 28 Jun 1908 Lawrence, MA age 83-04-07
Death certificate says her father is Antoine, mother's name is not mentioned. On her marriage it says her parents are Louis Cayer and Angele Gauthier.
She is also in findagrave.com

Hope this helps you.

David

Re: Caille/Cayer/Cahier

kfhelectric — 2011-05-01 21:20:08Z

Julia married Gilbert Covey,1845, St. Michel, Yamaska, PQ.
They appear in 1870 Federal Census, of Lawrence,Massachusetts. Gilbert died 1885-87. Julia died sometime between 1900-1910, in Methuen, MA. I assume. Still checking on that. No records at state level on Julia's death.

Re: Caille/Cayer/Cahier

kfhelectric — 2011-02-08 02:18:58Z

Hi, yes Julia Anne Cayer married Gilbert Covey in 1845. Had 10 children 5 survived. They lived in Stanstead, P.Q., Canada. Moved to Methuen, MA., in 1868. Gilbert died in 1887. Not, sure when Julia Anne died, but it was after 1900.

Re: Charlotte Caille and Ignace Riel

gemeniguy — 2010-08-31 18:33:09Z

Thanks for the information. My wife's great-great grandfather was Julien Riel (aka Julius Riley) and her great-grandmother was his daughter Agnes Riley.

Charlotte Caille and Ignace Riel

rcarr95076 — 2010-06-28 00:20:45Z

I have done a fair amount of research on descendants of this line. My great-grandmother was Celina Riel (aka Celina Riley). I have noted that some family trees show that Charlotte Caille died in 1905 in Oxford. This is incorrect. She died 3/11/1901 in Templeton, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She was living with her daughter Marie (Mrs. John Sharron). Another daughter, Pauline, was living with them too. She died 2/11/1906, also in Templeton. I have verified this information with NEHGS' Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910.

Re: Caille/Cayer/Cahier

drcoutu63 — 2010-05-24 17:19:06Z

Hi, I did a little research on this name and had a little luck, but not much. What information do you have on Julia? did she married? do you know when she died?

Caille/Cayer/Cahier

kfhelectric — 2010-04-27 13:55:46Z

Looking for Louis Caille, wife ? , daughters Merance and Julia, sons ?. Merance married Joseph Cookson, Lawrence, MA.
October 1869. Merance had a son John Cookson, born 1871-72 in Sherebrook, P.Q., Canada. This family lived in Quebec area of Canada. Cookson's lived on Isle de Orleans, on the St. Lawrence River.

Objet : Jacques Caille Jasmin m. Marie Angelique Tourneux

amok451 — 2010-04-05 21:55:06Z

ISAAC CAILLE
et
FRANCOISE BARREAU
Mariage: avant 1686-12-31 Lieu inconnu

Isaac is the father of:

AUBIN CAILLE JASMIN
et
MARIE LOUISE VICTOR COUVRETTE
Mariage: 1716-06-02 Montréal

Aubin is the father of:

JACQUES CAILLE JASMIN
et
MARIE ANGELIQUE TOURNEUX
Mariage: 1751-02-15 Sault-au-Récollet

Re: Joseph Caille m. Dina Troottier, ON 1902

jettbaker — 2009-12-05 23:03:50Z

Joseph Cailla born Sep 1708 Champlain, Champlain, Quebec
Died: circa 1760 Bastican, Champlain, Quebec, Canada
Son of: Pierre Cailla and Marie Thérèse Auré

Married on 16 Aug 1739 in St-Jean-Bte, Nicolet, Nicolet, Quebec
Marie Anne Trottier dit Beaubin born Sep 1717 Riviere-du-Loup, Louiseville, Maskinonge, Quebec
Died: 17 Apr 1776 Baie Du Febvre, Canada

Daughter of Michel Louis Trottier dit Beaubin and Therese Mouet

Re: David Cale (Caille?) 1716-1786

ralphtaylor33 — 2008-07-14 23:59:27Z

By a complex method of statistical analysis, I may have traced one CAILLE family's origins to one of three villages in the Department of Nord, France: Gonnelieu, Banteux, and Troisville. CAILLE birth rates in these villages ranged from about 1,200 to 3,200 per 10,000 in the 1891-1915 period (the earliest for which I could get data). These are significantly higher rates than in other towns.

All are small; the largest had a recent population of 743. and they are within 20 kilometers of each other; Banteux & Gonnelieu are only 2-3 km. apart. Gonnelieu, the samllest with 280 people, may be the oldest; the satellite view shows a circular, walled town surrounded by fields.

The name may be of occupational origin, caille being the past participle of the Fench verb of curdle -- the first step in making cheese.

If you are interested in the methodology or supporting data, please reply.

David Cale (Caille?) 1716-1786

ralphtaylor33 — 2008-07-12 00:24:20Z

I am looking for the origins of a man whose name was spelled so variously that its origin is lost. It is, however, consistently pronounced as "CALE" which I think is consistent with the French "CAILLE".

He sailed from Rotterdam to Philadephia in 1742 and his age was given as 26, yielding an estimated birth year of 1716. He stated in a 1754 naturalizatin petition that he was born in the Palatinate, but the surname (by any spelling) is rare in Germany. This leads me to look to France for the origin of his family.

At www.geopatronyme.com, we see CAILLE births mostly in the Department of Nord (on the Belgian border) and almost as many in Vendee.

I would be appreciative of any suggestions as to how to refine my research.
Thank you.

CAILLÉ to COYER

lorrainelturner — 2007-06-05 09:35:30Z

Looking for a Frank Coyer b1780 Canada, probably Francois or Francis possibly CAYÉ or CAHIÉ or CAILLÉ. He was living with in 1850 Brownville, Jefferson, NY.
Also in home in NY were Alexander Coyer b1836 NY, Chloe Coyer b1839 NY and Mary Coyer b1780 Canada E.

Joseph Caille m. Dina Troottier, ON 1902

vernaricher1 — 2004-12-20 15:24:58Z

HELLO: My name is verna cayer i am kooking for information on my great grand father Joseph (Caille) cayer and his wife Dina Troottier
married in Warren Ontario October 13 1902, Great great grand father August Cayer (Caille)
marrried to Julie Leroux (Roux) married in Papineauville Quebec, January 28 1870 any infor mation you could assist me with would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You Sincerely
Verna Cayer Richer

Emily Caille - Wife/Partner of Heddle

coussey — 2004-11-02 05:44:47Z

Looking for Caille families who may have had a relative in West Africa 1850s. More info available if you have any connections

Re: Isadore Caille/Lacoy/Lacaille, b. 1799

AnitaNelson29 — 2004-11-02 05:44:24Z

Thank you. I was also told that my Lacaille has a "dit" Sayer also.

Re: Isadore Caille/Lacoy/Lacaille, b. 1799

2004-11-02 05:44:01Z

I found the following in our Caille research to help us,
maybe it could help you also.
BISCORNET is a 'Dit" name for CAILLE,
the original CAILLE immigrant from France to Canada was
Antoine CAILLE ou Belefeur or BISCORNET. They were also known as names, and the records could be in either name so you must search all variations.

Isadore Caille/Lacoy/Lacaille, b. 1799

AnitaNelson29 — 2004-11-02 05:43:18Z

I was wondering if Caille is the same as Lacaille. My great great grandfather was Isadore Lacoy/Lacaille(Sayer) He was born in Lower Canada in 1799. This is all the information I have on him. No parents. He died in Sault Ste. Marie, MI. 1879. A hunch tells me that he may have come from Lapraire, PQ. but its just a hunch. Can any of you experienced researchers help me. I have been looking for 30 years. He worked for the Minnesota Fur Trade Co. in the 1820's here in the US then settled in Chippewa Co. Sault, Michigan (Sugar Island).

Jacques Caille Jasmin m. Marie Angelique Tourneux

2004-11-02 05:41:22Z

Hi everyone,

I'm at a dead end and would appreciate anything that anyone could please give me on these two, especially the parents of and or places of birth. They have a daughter named Adele Jasmin who is my great great grandmother.Her mother was Marie Millaire who seems to have just popped out of thin air.

Thank You,
Marcy