Cormier - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Cormier genealogy

ssvelazquez2 — 2012-05-13 01:00:55Z

My grandfather was also Albert, I really dont much more. Except they were from Port Arthur Texas. Thanks

Re: Cormier genealogy

llbelleu31 — 2012-05-12 19:09:56Z

Hi, I am related to Cormiers who left Louisiana to go to Texas in the fifties or sixties, my maternal grandmother was a Cormier married to a Trahan, she was one of 15 children , she lived and died in Lacasine, La if you were to find any connection to your Cormier grandfather I will tell you all I know. Good luck

CORMIER Melvin G - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-07 19:29:45Z

CORMIER Melvin G - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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 227,290 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: One big happy family

paullleblanc — 2012-05-07 02:28:30Z

Sorry
The parents of Robert are unknown.
Please provide documented sources for your claimed parents.
They must be from the period.

Re: Cormier family tree

paullleblanc — 2012-05-07 02:25:12Z

Sorry
The parents of Robert are unknown.
Please provide documented sources for your claimed parents.
They must be from the period.

Re: Cormier family tree

shaunc187 — 2012-05-06 06:42:34Z

I recently obtained a copy of part of my family tree which places Robert Cormier at the top (early 1600's). I just learned that his parents are Abraham Cormier (1590 - 1628) and Catherine (leMoyne) Cormier. My ancestry.com membership is close to expiring, but my email is shaunc187@suddenlink.net if I can be of any assistance.

Sincerely, Shaun Cormie

Re: One big happy family

shaunc187 — 2012-05-06 06:34:49Z

Abraham Cormier (born around 1585 - 1590) and Catherine (leMoyne) Cormier were the parents of Robert Cormier.

Re: Ferdinand and Celina Cormier

Ann_Witham — 2012-04-03 19:59:41Z

Hi Dennis,

Thanks for the information. I did know my Great Grandfather was a teacher. I have old pictures of many of the people you sited in your reply. One of Celina with her daughter Elise.
Celina was about 97 or 98 years old when she died.

Re: Ferdinand and Celina Cormier

dgfim22 — 2012-04-03 16:16:12Z

Hi Ann,

According to the 1891 census of Dorchester (Westmorland County), New Brunswick (family #1): your great-grandfather Ferdinand Cormier was a teacher.

Here is the family line-up up to the census:

Ferdinand Cormier, 35y
Célina (his wife), 33y
Clarence, 11y
Marguerite, 9y (your grandmother)
Adolphe, 8y
Edmond, 6y
Elise, 4y
Alma, 2y

This census record is in addition to what I previously posted that your great-grandparents were married at Shemogue, NB [St-Timothée Ch.] 21 Oct 1879: Ferdinand Cormier son of Moïse Cormier & Françoise Léger married Célina LeBlanc (don't know who her parents were, sorry).

Dennis

Louis and Flore>Peter and Exilia CORMIER

sstansut — 2012-03-26 09:59:00Z

PETER DORIC son of Louis Cormier and Flore Alaire is my great grandfather- his daughter BLANCHE is my grandmother. Information for Peter's ancesters has been plentiful due to all the hard work of the many Cormier researchers. However, I can't seem to fill in the details for PETER, his wife EXILIA BISSONNETTE, and his daughter EXILIA. I am trying to understand why I can't find them in the 1930 census. I am looking for daughter EXILIA after she got out of high school. I found city directory information for PETER up to 1947 and mother EXILIA up to 1951 but no info about death. Can anyone help?
Sandra

Re: Genevieve Comier

CarmelitaHanlon — 2012-02-21 19:32:40Z

My mother's parents were Margaret Ann Bruce and John Duffy. She passed away on November 30, 2011 at the age of 91. I recorded all the stories that she told me. She remembered her grandfather, Julien. She also told me that her mother spoke French and that when her relatives came to visit, her dad would leave the house and not permit her to speak French. John Duffy was French. He is quoted in an newspaper article: Came from a family of 11 children.father was French while his mother was Scottish. When they met he could only speak French and she could only speak Gaelic. They had to learn English to court together.)but that is another story.)
Julien Bruce's, name is recorded in the church records as: Bousse; Broissard;Brussard;Brougais: The given names are repeated through the generations. John Bruce,1837, Julien's 1852, brother and Joseph born 1842, all had children named John Henry, Augustine (female) Flora and the names carried on through the generations. I have an uncle Julien, uncle John, ...I have done the Bruce family but got stuck, like many others on the Duffy side. Thanks for the info on Julie Bourgeois.

Re: Genevieve Comier

dgfim22 — 2012-02-21 17:42:58Z

Julien's parents are Jean and JULIE (Bourgeois)!

Here follows what I wrote about this couple on the Bourgeois Genforum, from what I have personally researched, when someone asked me the question of where I got Julie's birth since it was not in the record of her baptism:

I got the information on Julie's birth from the fact that a census was taken by the new seigneur, Sir Isaac Coffin in 1806 of the Acadian families who migrated to the Magdalen Islands from Miquelon. In that year, the family of Joseph Bourgeois was actually living somewhere between Etang-du-Nord and Cap-aux-Meules, both villages (on the middle island of the Magdalens chain) and which were part of the mother parish of Havre-Aubert (the only parish in existence there until 1819!). After that year, they came under the ministry of the parish of Ste-Madeleine at Havre-aux-Maisons.

The Havre-Aubert pastors ministered to the entire Islands' residents in several different localities including, Havre-aux-Maisons, Cap-aux-Meules, Etang-du-Nord, Basssin, Grosse-Ile and Entry Island, all while keeping one register at Havre-Aubert for the entire population!

Sometimes, it will give the place of residence but for the majority of acts found therein, it simply says "of these islands" or "of this parish". So, as you can see, I did not rely on just the parish registers for my sources of information, but also on census records and histories of the Islands, as well as other clues found in all the parish registers (baptisms, marriages and deaths) for my conclusions.

While Julie's baptismal record does NOT mention where they lived (or where she was born), this alternate census record does (it can be found in Paul Hubert's volume, Les Iles-de-la-Madeleine et les Madelinots, in one of the appendices at the end of the book)! Living that far away from the church explains the gap between her birth in May of 1812 and her baptism a year later in October of 1813, and why she was baptized at home by a layperson, in case they never made it to the church for the full baptism ceremony. In those years children were born at home, not in the church building. To reiterate my findings, her father's family was censused at Etang-du-Nord in 1831, so I presume I am correct that they actually lived in this locality.

And... if I remember correctly, another reason why Julie wasn't baptized till the following year was because the pastor was absent from Havre-Aubert at the time she was born. Father Jean-Baptiste Allain, the pastor of Havre-Aubert, was in Quebec City asking the bishop to provide for the physical needs of the parish (a rectory, vestments, etc), and where he died unexpectedly in June of 1812.

His replacement, a Father Dufresne, who was en route to the Islands in November of that year (1812) was actually shipwrecked and drowned before he got there. So the parishioners there went without a priest until the following spring. Thus the laypersons' baptisms by necessity. Often these were done by Louise Dugas, the most prominent Magdalen Islands midwife, and my direct ancestor, or by one of the appointed "anciens" in the parish.

Finally, Father Beaubien, who arrived in the spring of 1813, ended up baptizing Julie with the full ceremonies. Like I said, one has to consult the histories of the Islands for the fuller picture. This info came from books by Sister Rose-Delima Gaudet, CND and Chantal Naud.

As for Julie's marriage record, you will not find it! She married about 1833 or 1834, and at that time a second parish had opened at Havre-aux-Maisons to serve the inhabitants of that village and the Etang-du-Nord and Cap-aux-Meules' parishioners as it was closer to them than Havre-Aubert (please consult a map of the Islands to see my point here).

The parish registers of Havre-aux-Maison from September 1831 to December 1839 are lost, and unfortunately, because they would undoubtedly have contained your Julie's marriage to Jean Broussais [Brousset]. That they married at that time is the closest I can estimate to set forth the act of baptism for their daughter Henriette Brousset in September of 1835.

If you ever studied the islands' parish histories and/or history of the clergy assigned there, you will understand that the parishes there were often placed back and forth under different parish jurisdictions and pastoral responsibilities. The Etang-du-Nord area came under Havre-Aubert, then went to Havre-aux-Maisons, then back to Havre-Aubert, until they built their own chapel in 1839, a mission chapel served by Havre-Aubert. It became its own parish only in 1875.

I believe that Jean and Julie lived at Etang-du-Nord, which accounts again for the gap of time between Henriette's birth and baptism, plus it would seem logical that she settled or even lived with her parents' family, as Jean had no family at the Magdalens, would it not?

After Henriette's birth, Jean and Julie moved to Ile St-Pierre (BEFORE going to the Codroy Valley of Newfoundland), where we find the births of more of their children: Jean-Henri in 1838; Sidonie-Marie in 1840; Julie in 1843; an unnamed male child born and died there in 1845 and Marie-Rose in 1846. Jean and Julie only went to Codroy after that date, where Julien, Joseph, Augustina & Flora were born. To date, I have found nothing more concerning Henriette, and I presume she died unmarried, possibly even young in Codroy. I do not believe she was the Henriette LeBlanc you found who later married a Bourgeois. If anything, that Henriette could be Henriette Doucet, the widow of Gabriel LeBlanc of Cheticamp.

As for Jean BRUCE being "Scottish", I have information from another descendant that he was born in St. Malo, France. So is he Scottish or really French? I think possibly the latter as he married a French Acadian, and obviously knew enough French to make his livelihood at St-Pierre before going to Newfoundland. Because Newfoundland was predominantly English and Scottish, he perhaps changed his French surname (Brousset or Broussais) to simply John Henry "Bruce" to fit in with the rest of the Anglo population there.

Dennis Boudreau (Magdalen Islands genealogist)

Pierre Cormier's Identity Discovered!

dgfim22 — 2012-02-20 23:57:24Z

Hello All,

There has been a breakthrough in the positive identification of Pierre Cormier, the husband of Isabelle Chiasson, which has only come to light this past month. If you will remember, our ancestor Pierre Cormier could not have been the son of Marguerite Cyr and her husband, as this Pierre died in Québec City in 1757 (according to the Notre-Dame Church parish registers).

At the end of January, a document that was located in the Archives of France was sent to the Centre d’études acadiennes in Moncton by a professor from the United States. It turned out to be a sort of census listing of Acadians living at Ile St-Jean (PEI) and the Magdalen Islands (QC) dated September of 1763.

In that document, living at Tracadie, PEI were the newly-wed couple, Isabelle Chiasson and her husband, Pierre (not listed as Cormier) but as Manon. No children were born to the couple yet as none were listed. Their son, Nicolas, ancestor of a branch of the Cormiers at the Magdalen Islands was only to be born the following year at Ile St-Jean on 4 Apr 1764.

According to Stephen White, nor could he have been the Pierre Cormier, son of Marie-Anne Cyr, who was with his brother Jean-François at Fort Beausejour (in August of 1763), a month before this newly-discovered document was created. Nor could have been the Pierre, son of François Cormier and Anne Cyr, who all together were deported to Georgia in 1755. Nor is there a hint that he might have been related to them anywhere through examination of godparents.

Those of us familiar with Acadian nicknames know that “Manon or Nanon” is a nickname for a woman named “Anne or Marie-Anne”, so thus, Pierre would be known as “Pierre à Anne dit Manon”. The only Pierre then who fits this description is Pierre-Poncy Cormier, born and baptized at Beaubassin on 4/5 Dec 1741, the son of Germain Cormier and Anne Gaudet. This couple had removed to Ile St-Jean, where Germain Cormier died when Pierre was about 4 years old, and where his widow remarried Jean Bernard. Because his father had died, this document links him to his mother, Anne Gaudet, and he became known as Pierre à Manon, or as the document clearly states “Pierre Manon & his wife Isabelle Chiasson”. Plus, Pierre’s age in 1763 would make him 22 years old, just right for being eligible for marriage. Additionally, Anne Gaudet’s sister was Marie Gaudet, the second wife of Charlemagne Deveau, also mentioned in this document as living at Port Lajoie (Charlottetown). Another sister was Jeanne Gaudet married to Pierre Poirier living at St. Peter’s, PEI. As Steve explains, “either of these two aunts could have taken him in after his mother’s death, and which would explain how he made Isabelle Chiasson’s acquaintance and married her.”

Thus using all this circumstantial evidence, and being the only Pierre Cormier who fits by process of elimination, our ancestor then is truly Pierre-Poncy Cormier, the son of Germain Cormier (s/o Germain & Marie LeBlanc) and Anne Gaudet (d/o Guillaume & Marie Boudrot).

Dennis Boudreau

Re: Genevieve Comier

CarmelitaHanlon — 2012-02-20 21:23:16Z

Julien Bruce and Margaret Schomph are my great-great grandparents also. They had five children: John Henry b. 9/15/1872: Augustine Bruce b. 4/17/1874: Flora Ann Bruce b. 4/17/1875: and: Margaret Bruce b. 9/1/1880 (My grandmother)
Julien Bruce parents" John Bruce 2nd and Margaret Bourgeois (from PEI) but Marriage of Julien and Anastasia Downey, 2nd wife, says his mother's name is Julia. Julien was married three times: first to Margaret Schomph, second: Anastasia Downey and and third to Flora MacIssac. Hope this helps.

Coralyn Marie Cormier Lee

marbleorchard — 2012-02-14 05:36:00Z

Coralyn "Corry" Marie Cormier Lee died at the age of 36 on 27 May 1993. I am looking for her obituary and the cause of death at such a young age. If there is someone out there with the information it would be greatly appreciated if you would contact me. Thank you.

War Child out of England

steelraiders — 2012-02-03 18:07:26Z

Few years back an English lady tried to contact my uncle to see if he was her biological father. This would be a result from his time in England before and during the war. At the time his family took it as a hoax and hung the phone up. If there is anyone who may recognize this story as their own or a family member please contact me for any further information. P.S. My uncle's name is Clarence J Cormier who sign up as a member of the Highlanders but ended with the french Le Regiment de la Chaudier's out of Canada. Lived in Summerside ,Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Re: I HAVE A TREE - GIVE ME DETAILS

RedStarRipsa — 2012-02-03 02:20:21Z

Howdy :) I'm hoping it's not too late lol. Did you still have your family tree? My Grandmother is Marie Jeanette Winnifred Cormier born 1927 NB, Canada. Her parents were Louis Stanislaus Cormier (1894-1965) & Exilda Edith Pellerin (1900-1996). The only info on my Gr Grandpa Louis' parents are F Cormier & Helene. I'm at a dead end there. I'm hoping you can help! :)
~Sandee

Re: Cormier

cathyd1013 — 2012-01-25 04:39:45Z

Hello,

I am also researching Sevigne Cormier (Unsure of the proper spelling). Our family records indicate that he was the child of Paul Cormier and Philomene Benoit, although I do not have dates for his parents. I have that his son was Alexon, who was my grandfather's father.
Would you be willing to share your tree/photos?

Good Luck!

Cathy

Sevigne / Sevenya / Sevenier Cormier in Vermillion, LA

cathyd1013 — 2012-01-24 03:14:47Z

I'm trying to connect the dots for a relative on my maternal grandfather's side of the family. I'm looking for info regarding Sevigne / Sevenya / Sevenier Cormier's parents. He lived in Vermillion, LA from January 21, 1877 to December 1967. Family records state that his parents were named Paul Cormier and Philomene Benoit.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. My grandfather is 90 and he's quite interested about our Cajun/Acadian lineage!

Thanks,

Cathy

Re: Genevieve Comier

MaxineYoungDonelle — 2012-01-20 17:54:38Z

Theresa,

email me at myoungdonelle@eastlink.ca and let's see what we can find out together.

Maxine

Moise "Maurice" CORMIER

PeggyMH — 2012-01-12 01:01:54Z

Moise CORMIER was married twice . 1st Inez THIBODEAUX Census of 1930 gives "Clazia H CORMIER" with same children as Inez . I know he was married to Inez THIBODEAUX and had 3 children, Claude,Beverly, Odette CORMIER. I have Beverly's obit and it gives her parents as Moise and Inez .

In census of 1920 it gives a Moise Born 1900 in the household of Cleopha CORMIER and Clara CORMIER . I know Moise's mother was Clara PATIN .That info was given to me by Moise's daughter Clara Jeanne CORMIER . She was the daughter of Moise and Francois Eudlie MORVANT his second wife . "Dollie " as she was called was a sister of my grand father , Edward Theophie MORVANT and daughter of Lucien MORVANT and Elizabeth Ophilia LELEUX .

So, can anyone give me names of Moise's "Maurice" parents , PLEASE !!! GOD BLESS ,Be a BLESSING ,

Re: Genevieve Comier

TMDLunny — 2012-01-11 12:10:01Z

Hi Maxine!
I have Bruce, Comier and Schumph in my family but I don't have either Margaret or Julien. Do you have any dates? That would help. Also, any other names? Let me know and I'll send you what I have.

Best wishes, Theresa

Re: Genevieve Comier

MaxineYoungDonelle — 2012-01-11 09:43:12Z

Hi,

Julien Bruce and his wife, Margaret Schump are my great grandparents, according to my brother's info. According to our records, they had a daughter Florence (Flora)and she is my grandmother. Are these the same people, I wonder? I am trying to do my family tree and am not getting anywhere on the Bruce side.

Can anyone help me?

Maxine

Re: Objet : Re: David Cormier and Suzanne Bastarache

sehatter831 — 2011-11-08 03:57:54Z

I would love to see any of the info or pictures you have!

Thanks for replying!

Objet : Re: David Cormier and Suzanne Bastarache

claudedesjardins — 2011-11-07 23:53:23Z

David Cormier is also related to me. Suzanne Bastarache's parent were Pierre & Marie Marguerite Allain. This couple was my great-grandfather Malcolm LeBlanc parents -in-law. His wife was Marie Cormier. I have a photocopy of this couple's picture. I also have a great amount of into on the Cormier family. David & Suzanne were married on Feb 2, 1832 in Buctouche, NB

Re: Cormier Ancestors

1_rc88 — 2011-09-21 01:51:02Z

Hi, Linda is my wife. what information do you seek.

Re: Pierre CORMIER/Marie-Rose SOUCY, Grand Isle-Maine

LindaDube929 — 2011-08-20 10:32:28Z

Have everything that you want concerning Pierre Cormier & M. Rose Soucy. They had 7 children.

Maude Cormier & Peter Bateau pic

LindaDube929 — 2011-08-10 18:26:19Z

Have pic of this couple. Photo card sent to Mrs. Francis Berube of Lille, ME. Has roots to Northern ME and/or New Brunswick province, Canada probable Grand Falls, NB.
Need to know more on this couple as signed from cousin Elizabeth (believe to be Holcomb).

Re: Cormier surname meaning?

gwalraven22 — 2011-08-09 19:06:55Z

Cormier is a French topographic name for someone who lived near a sorb (apple) or other service tree. It comes from corme, the name of the fruit for which the tree was cultivated, apparently of French origin. This is from Dictionary of Surnames by Hanks & Hodges, Oxford Press, 1994. I have heard the stories of Saint-Aubin-Du-Cormier, but have not seen it documented. There are discrepancies between versions, suggesting it's a myth, but it's close (130 miles) to La Rochelle, from which Robert Cormier first set off to America in 1644, so perhaps there's a link.

Re: hypolite cormier

gwalraven — 2011-08-08 20:36:50Z

Hi Paul,

I stumbled across your notes on Pierre Cormier m. Marie-Anne Cyr. I've been working on this line for a number of years, and now I'm back after hiatus. We're preparing for a trip to Trois-Rivieres (Canada) where the family lived after leaving Acadia. Our line eventually ended in Green Bay, WI. Do you know anything of the churches in the area, cemeteries, etc? I have that they were buried / lived in St. Gregoire, County Nicolet, QC, Canada. I'm assuming that's Trois-Riviera, not Montreal (there's another St. Gregoire there). Thanks for help.
Gail Walraven

Looking for descendants of Pierre n Umea Carrier-Cormier for health reasons

mechetammy72 — 2011-08-06 20:55:13Z

Pierre and Umea are my great grandparents. Their daughter Agnes is my grandmother. I have been recently diagnosed with some things and they say it is genetic. I am trying to link up where this comes from. Agnes passed away fairly young and so did my father and I am wanting them to find the right gene to cure this defective gene!!! Please any family out there with any health problems that you think might help contact me through here, facebook or my email Email: mechetammy@hotmail.com facebook name: Tammy Guidry Meche. Thanks to any cousins who respond!!!!!!

Ferdinand and Celina Cormier

Ann_Witham — 2011-08-03 02:59:46Z

Ferdinand and Celina Cormier were my Grandmother's parents. Her name was Marguerite. Some of the names in another post are Anglecized i.e. Alice was actually Elise. She was married to Thomas Mayberry and Celina lived with them when I was a child.

Re: clovis cormier

dgfim22 — 2011-06-24 12:32:53Z

Found this at Rootsweb World Connect (above menu: Family trees)

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&d...

1.
Joseph CORMIER (Ignace CORMIER6, Pierre (Pierrot) CORMIER5, Pierre dit Pierrot CORMIER4, Pierre CORMIER3, Thomas CORMIER2, Robert CORMIER1) was born ABT Aug 1796, and died 23 Jan 1866 in Barachois New Brunswick. He was buried 25 Jan 1866 in Barachois New Brunswick. He married Madeleine LIRETTE 29 Jan 1821 in Memramcook New Brunswick, daughter of Joseph LIRETTE and Marguerite GUEGUEN. She was born 15 Apr 1804, and died 6 May 1884.

Children of Joseph CORMIER and Madeleine LIRETTE are:
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2
  i.
Thaddee CORMIER was born 7 Nov 1822, and died AFT 1901 in Shediac Westmorland New Brunswick.
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3
  ii.
Damien CORMIER was born 14 Sep 1824, and died ABT Feb 1867.

4
  iii.
Andre CORMIER was born 9 Nov 1826, and died ABT Sep 1830.

5
  iv.
Denis CORMIER was born 29 Dec 1828.
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6
  v.
Francoise CORMIER was born 10 Mar 1831 in New Brunswick, and died AFT 1881 in New Brunswick.

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  vi.
Andre CORMIER was born 14 Aug 1833, and died 9 Mar 1870.
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  vii.
Domitille CORMIER was born 23 Apr 1836.
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  viii.
Vital CORMIER was born 4 Aug 1838, and died in Prince Edward Island Canada.

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  ix.
Jude CORMIER was born 6 Feb 1841. He married Angelique LANDRY 25 Nov 1863 in Cap Pele Westmorland New Brunswick.

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  x.
Calixte CORMIER was born 9 Nov 1843.

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  xi.
Honore CORMIER was born 16 Apr 1846. He married Louise LIRETTE 18 Jan 1871 in Barachois New Brunswick. He married Osithe THIBODEAU.
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  xii.
Marguerite CORMIER was born 13 Sep 1850 in New Brunswick, and died AFT 1901 in Shediac Westmorland New Brunswick.

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Vital CORMIER (Joseph CORMIER7, Ignace CORMIER6, Pierre (Pierrot) CORMIER5, Pierre dit Pierrot CORMIER4, Pierre CORMIER3, Thomas CORMIER2, Robert CORMIER1) was born 4 Aug 1838, and died in Prince Edward Island Canada. He married Madeleine GAUTREAU 31 Jan 1870 in Barachois New Brunswick. She was born 19 Jan 1848, and died 26 Jun 1877. He married Marie GALLANT 3 Oct 1881 in Mont Carmel Prince Edward Island, daughter of Amand GALLANT and Anne dite Nanette RICHARD. She was born ABT 1861.

Children of Vital CORMIER and Madeleine GAUTREAU are:
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Clovis CORMIER was born Mar 1871, and died 1941.

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  ii.
Domithilde CORMIER was born 9 Nov 1872.

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  iii.
Francois Irene CORMIER was born 18 Aug 1874, and died 11 Sep 1874.

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  iv.
Patrick Eloi CORMIER was born 21 Jul 1875, and died 14 Mar 1879.
Children of Vital CORMIER and Marie GALLANT are:

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  i.
Marie Anne CORMIER was born 9 Jul 1882 in Mont Carmel Prince Edward Island.

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  ii.
Edmound CORMIER was born 16 May 1884 in Mont Carmel Prince Edward Island, and died BEF 1891.

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  iii.
Catherine CORMIER was born 30 Dec 1885 in Mont Carmel Prince Edward Island, and died 30 Jun 1909 in Mont Carmel Prince Edward Island.

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  iv.
Aime CORMIER was born 18 Jun 1887 in Mont Carmel Prince Edward Island, and died 15 Nov 1936 in Summerside Prince Edward Island. He married Mary-Jane DESROCHE 19 Jul 1915 in Tignish Prince Edward Island. She was born ABT 1889.

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  v.
Victor Irenee CORMIER was born 24 Jul 1890 in Mont Carmel Prince Edward Island. He married Emily FOURNIER 27 Jul 1913 in Old Town Maine USA. She was born ABT 1892.

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  vi.
Brigitte Sylvie CORMIER was born 29 May 1892 in Mont Carmel Prince Edward Island.

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Clovis CORMIER (Vital CORMIER8, Joseph CORMIER7, Ignace CORMIER6, Pierre (Pierrot) CORMIER5, Pierre dit Pierrot CORMIER4, Pierre CORMIER3, Thomas CORMIER2, Robert CORMIER1) was born Mar 1871, and died 1941. He married Henriette CORMIER 9 Nov 1895 in Barachois New Brunswick. She was born 18 Aug 1876.

Children of Clovis CORMIER and Henriette CORMIER are:

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  i.
Damien CORMIER was born 1 Mar 1896. He married Lavina VAUTOUR.

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Alban CORMIER was born 20 Nov 1897, and died 3 Mar 1901.

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Thomas Aurelle CORMIER was born 26 Jan 1900.

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Antoine CORMIER.

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Virginie CORMIER. She married Joseph CAISSIE.

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Anna CORMIER.

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Florine Dora CORMIER.

Additional items for Vital's second family

Vital Cormier & Marie Gallant:

Marie-Anne, b/bp Mont-Carmel, PEI 9/16 Jul 1882;
m Shediac, NB 5 Sep 1905 Philippe BOUDREAU (s/o Laurent Boudreau & Rosalie Cormier)

Edmond, b/bp Egmont Bay, PEI 16/22 May 1884

This for Clovis & Henriette's family:
1911 census of Shediac (Family #22) (View pages 2-3)

http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/census11/EnumerationDistri...

Clovis CORMIER 40y b Apr 1871
Henriette Cormier (wife) 35y b Sep 1876
Damien Cormier 15y b Mar 1896
Aurele Cormier 11y b Jan 1900
Antoine Cormier 8y b Aug 1902
Virginie Cormier 6y b Aug 1904
Dora Cormier 3y b Apr 1908
Berthe Cormier 1y b Mar 1910

From Provincial Archives of New Brunswick

Dora = Marie-Florine-Dora CORMIER b Shediac, NB 10 Apr 1908
Bertha = Marie-Bertha b Shediac, NB 26 Mar 1910

other additional children of Clovis & Henriette from the Archives:

Armand = Joseph-Armand, b Shediac, NB 17 Jun 1911
Juliette - Marie-Arzelie-Juliette, b Shediac, NB 16 Aug 1914
Ovila = Joseph-Leo-Ovila, b Shediac, NB 12 Aug 1915

Damien (m twice)
1st: m Shediac, NB 17 Nov 1921 Elise-Anne DOIRON (d/o Abel Doiron & ...)
2nd : m Shediac, NB 6 Jun 1949 Marie-Lumina Vautour (d/o Adolphe Vautour & Albina Boudreau)

Antoine
m Shediac, NB 28 Jun 1930 Blanche LeBlanc (d/o Felicien LeBlanc & Georgina Roy)

The rest you can probably find by maneuvering around these sites.

Dennis

Re: Albert Cormier

katydid40 — 2011-06-11 22:06:09Z

I have Simeon Calixte Cormier married to Alice Goguen had his dad was Calixte Cormier married to Suzanne Cormier. His dad was Sylvain Cormier married to Pelagie Maillet.His dad was Gregoire Cormier married to Madeleine Babineau. his dad was Pierre Cormier married to Marie Rosalie Godin.

Re: albert

roseandtheresa — 2011-06-11 13:00:40Z

What information do you have? There is an Albert Cormier in my husband's family tree. His grandfather had a brother Albert. He was born on 21 Feb 1881 and died 10 Mar 1960 in Canada. His wife's name was Bertha. Where was your father born? You should really try to get a look at his birth certificate. This would list his parents names and get you started. Sometimes just one extra piece of information can really make a difference on your search. Let me know if you have any more information, no matter how insignificant you think it is, it could help determine which Albert Cormier is your family.

Theresa Cormier

Re: Felix Cormier

Roarty957 — 2011-06-04 19:15:22Z

Mark,

On the chance that 11 years later you still watch these boards, the Theresa Comeau you are talking about is my great-grandfather's sister.

Mike Roarty
De Pere, Wisconsin

Re: CORMIER/SAVOIE

pawodonnell — 2011-05-16 15:07:45Z

1 Adelaide Ellen (Nellie). Savoie.1 Born on 4 Nov 1863 in Adamsville, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada. Adelaide Ellen (Nellie). died in Chelsea, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA, on 26 Dec 1934; she was 71. Religion: Roman Catholic.

On 15 Apr 1888 when Adelaide Ellen (Nellie). was 24, she married Philippe Wilfred. Arsenault Arseneau in St Paul, Kent Co, New Brunswick.2

2 Aime. Savoie. Born on 1 Jan 1832 in ,, New Brunswick, Canada. Religion: Roman Catholic.

On 18 Nov 1861 when Aime. was 29, he married Modeste. Arsenault in Grand Digue, New Brunswick, Canada.3

3 Modeste. Arsenault. Born in 1838 in New Brunswick, Canada. Religion: Roman Catholic.

4 Pierre Benoni. Savoie. Born on 8 May 1790. Pierre Benoni. died on 2 Dec 1876; he was 86.

In 1812 when Pierre Benoni. was 21, he married Adelaide. Bastarache.

5 Adelaide. Bastarache. Born in 1792. Adelaide. died in 1838; she was 46.

6 Sylvestre. Arsenault. Born in 1810. Sylvestre. died in 1901; he was 91.

In 1834 when Sylvestre. was 24, he married Claire. Gallant in Barachois, Northumberland, New Brunswick, Canada.

7 Claire. Gallant. Born on 16 Jul 1810 in Grand Digue, New Brunswick, Canada.

8 Jean Savoie. Born in 1740. Jean died in 1815; he was 75.

Jean married Marie Louise Allain.

9 Marie Louise Allain. Born in 1759. Marie Louise died in 1819; she was 60.

14 Isadore Thomas Gallant. Born in 1783. Isadore Thomas died in 1857; he was 74.

Isadore Thomas married Radegonde Caissie.

15 Radegonde Caissie. Born in 1778. Radegonde died in 1853; she was 75.

If anyone sees any errors in this, please reply. Would love to know more.

Re: CORMIER/SAVOIE

pawodonnell — 2011-05-16 15:00:55Z

We are related. My grandmother Adelaide was Christine's sister. We have a picture of Christine on my website, but no info on Wilfred. If you send me minimal contact info, I will share if I find it. I would love more info about your part of the family.

Note I am just loading up info into the website below, but I will send you the little we have if it interests you.

www.buds2trees.com

Grandparents father's side
Philippe Arseneau/Arsenault 1864-1943, born Cap Pele/Cap Bald, New Brunswick, Canada
Adelaide dit Ellen Savoie 1863-1934, born Adamsville, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada

I am daughter of
John/Joseph Walter Arsenault 1901-1956, born Springhill, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
Grace Louise McIlvana Arsenault Wing 1913-1965, born Mattapan, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA

Will happily share more in a more private venue.

Re: Natalie Cormier m. Joseph Rheault

odyssee49 — 2011-05-14 23:28:17Z

Lucie Rheault is my grand-grand-mother. She was born the 28 of june 1808 in Becancour and died the 19 august 1852 in Plesissisville.
Michel

Re: Cormier's family and it's link to cancer

ScottCormier40 — 2011-05-04 01:12:34Z

Greetings from the Cormiers in Louisiana. I am a paramedic. I have never heard of any Cormiers around here having any cancer. In my line of work I would have definetly of met some Cormiers with cancer if there were some. But thankfully I have not met any. Godbless.

clovis cormier

steelraiders — 2011-03-30 00:03:16Z

looking for any info on the family of Clovis and Henriette Cormier married 1895 in New Brunswick Canada my tree is from clovis farther Vital Second family from pei so would like to find out more about Vital first family.I hope some one can help if any one needs more help or info please ask

Re: albert

ssvelazquez2 — 2011-03-23 03:00:21Z

My farther was Albert J Cormier Texas usa, his dad I think was Albert Cormier, I am Shannon Cormier. I am in search of my family he never really spoke of them so I am trying to find my family to. E-mail me please please if this rings bells for any one ssvelazquez2@optonline.net

Re: Cormier genealogy

ssvelazquez2 — 2011-03-23 02:53:54Z

Hi, my dad was Albert J Cormier from Port Arthur Texas and I am looking for info. on his family line, I have zero from his side I am Shannon Cormier, and was just wondering if you knew this name, is it any relation to your line? THank you my e-mail is ssvelazquez2@optonline.net

Re: Cormier's family and it's link to cancer

ssvelazquez2 — 2011-03-23 02:34:54Z

My dad was Albert J Cormier, he passed away from lung cancer, he was born 1927 and died in 1993. I am not sure on the rest of his side, I am in search of all his relatives myself.

Re: amy and joyce cormier

ssvelazquez2 — 2011-03-23 02:26:49Z

OMg I dont have info. on them except, coincidence my mother was Joyce Cormier and my sister is Amy Cormier omg after hundreds of years, to see those names still are in the Cormier family wow'd me, but my side is from texas, new jersey, lousianna usa.

Re: Cormiers of Louisiana

ssvelazquez2 — 2011-03-23 02:21:26Z

I am not sure if this may connect but while I was researching my dads side Albert J Cormier his dad ALbert Cormier, it kept bringing me into Louisiana, and Texas. Did you find these names on your search at all. My dad was born 1927-29 and his dad 1901 around.
Thanks

Re: I HAVE A TREE - GIVE ME DETAILS

ssvelazquez2 — 2011-03-23 02:12:39Z

My grand farther was Albert Cormier 1901 born I think and my dad ALbert J Cormier born 1927 Texas, Lousianna area USA I am Shannon Cormier

ALBERT J CORMIER TEXAS

ssvelazquez2 — 2011-03-23 02:07:35Z

Hello I am the daughter of ALbert J Cormier, he came from Port Arthur Texas I think, he was in WW2. He moved and died in New Jersey, where he married Joyce, I had a brother also James A Cormier, they have all passed and I am trying to find my family line, from my dads side he never really spoke of his side much so its hell trying to find info. I am Shannon Cormier if you have any info. please e-mail me at ssvelazquez2@optonline.net Thank you, there is a picture of my mom and dad attached who are both passed.

Phileas Cormier /Maggie Brown

taniamuir — 2011-03-20 13:09:17Z

My grandfather
'Sanford Lester Cormier'(1897-1985)
the youngest son of
Phileas Cormier (abt 1854) and Maggie Brown (abt 1854)married Sept 1876 Gloucester, New Bandon

My mom 'Susan Elizabeth Muir' is the only child of
Sanford Cormier and Anne Heath
still resides in Delaware, Ontario

looking for any first and second cousins or any relatives of her aunt and uncles
James Cormier June 23 1878
Edward Cormier June 28 1879
Lucey Cormier May 26 1881
Joseph Cormier Mar 18 1884
Gertrude 'Gerty' Cormier Aug 4 1885
Phileas 'Phil' Cormier Aug 31 1890
Appoline 'Lena' Cormier )ct 15 1892

Thank You / Merci

T

Re: David Cormier and Suzanne Bastarache

pallain — 2011-02-25 13:06:46Z

David Cormier is my great-grandfather. I have his line done back to Robert Cormier. Many genealogies have his wife Susan Bastarache as the daughter of Moise Bastarache and Marguerite Allain. I have recently discovered that this is incorrect and that Susanne's parents are Pierre Bastarache and Marie Allain. I also have a picture of Susanne if you'd like a copy. you can contact me at paul@allain.com