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Arthur d'Amboise and Elmire Cote from Vernor, Ontario, Canada

beyondwords1 — 2011-01-09 16:42:22Z

Hi all -

Arthur is the son of Jean Bergeron dit d'Amboise and Susanne Calhouette of Ils Verte Quebec. Paul, who married Philomene Malenfant, is actually named Napoleon (according to records I found) and is the brother of Arthur who is my great-grandfather. I'm looking for information on Arthur and Elmire's children (Eugene is my grandfather, Ernest, Marie and another daughter who married Cyprien Pilon whose name cannot be read on the marriage license). My mom talks a lot about an uncle Hector that lived in Thunder Bay who she believed was Eugene's brother but I'm not finding anyone by that name. I know what became of Arthur but Elmire is a total mystery. My mom seems to remember her living with Marie (who's husband died of tb fairly young) in Vernor, Ontario. I can't find either of them. Someone else's tree had a date of death for Elmire in 1949 with Paul Cote (maybe her brother or nephew) as witness in Vernor. Any pieces to the puzzle are welcome. Thank you. My e-mail is beyondwords@hotmail.com

Re: D'amboise changed to Carey

violacarey369 — 2008-10-16 02:04:20Z

im not sure please email at vi1940@yahoo.com and i will do more checking
thank you
vi carey

Re: D'amboise changed to Carey

philandkristalewis — 2008-10-15 18:48:44Z

I have a Felix Bergeron Damboise married to Emelie Roy Desjardins, they were the parents of Timothy bergeron Damboise, whop was the father of Matilda Damboise (my grandmother). Does any one have any other information?

Thankyou in advance.
krista

Re: Daniel D'Amboise and Émilie Fournier

famtree43 — 2007-11-01 02:16:19Z

I don't have Leotyne or Jules Alfonse. Would you tell me where you found info o them and do you know what happened to them. I did find the birth and death of Jean Joseph 1874-1876 in the parish records but may have mis-read other records there. My grandson is descended from Edmond through his father and they had no info on this line. I have really enjoyed researching and learning about the Acadians. Thank goodness for online translators since I don't speak any French....gerry in Texas

Daniel D'Amboise and Émilie Fournier

damboism — 2007-11-01 01:32:35Z

Additional information for you:

Daniel and Émilie had the following children (these are all those that I found in the registers of Ste-Flavie, Rimouski Co, Qué.)

1) Léontine, born Nov. 24, 1868 in Ste-Flavie, Rimouski
2) Marie Adèle, b. April 27, 1870, Ste-Flavie
3) Jean-Edmond, b. Feb. 17, 1872, Ste-Flavie
4) Joseph, b. Aug, 9, 1874, Ste-Flavie
5) Arthur, b. July 26, 1876 Ste-Flavie
6) Léonidas, b. Sept. 11, 1878 Ste-Flavie
7) Jules Alphonse, b. July 28, 1881 Ste-Flavie
8) Napoléon Gustave, b. Apr. 6, 1884 Ste-Flavie

Best of luck in your search

Marius

Re: D'Amboise - Bonville

famtree43 — 2007-10-31 23:22:45Z

Thank you for the reply, Marius. You have a great website and I appreciate your info on Daniel and Emilie Fornier Damboise. They moved to Fall River, MA in 1889 with their 6 children to work in the cotton mills there. I couldn't find a death record for Emilie, who died after the 1910 census but did find this one for Daniel.
Massachusetts State Archives, Death Record vol 35, page 37. Cause of death was heart disease for 6 years and final 15 days Dropsy and Pulmonary Congestion. Living at 214 Flint, Fall River, MA at time of death.

gerry

Re: D'Amboise - Bonville

damboism — 2007-10-28 23:46:10Z

Hi!
Sorry that I did not read your message before. Here is the answer to you question. Daniel was the son of Jean-Benoit, my GGG-grandfather. Daniel was born Oct 11, 1835 (not 1838) in L'Isle-Verte, QC. He married Émilie Fournier on January 28, 1868, in St-Octave-de-Métis, near Rimouski, QC. Émilie was the daughter of Calixte Fournier and Démerise Phocas-Raymond. Daniel was baptized under the name Bergeron and he married under the name D'Amboise. You may read more on my site: www.damboise.net

If you have any question, do not hesitate to ask...

Marius

Re: D'Amboise - Bonville

famtree43 — 2007-05-11 16:19:58Z

Hi, I've recently started researching the Damboise family and hope you have information on the Daniel Damboise family found in Fall River, Bristol Co, Massachusetts in 1900. He was born Oct 1838 in Canada (FR. I think the FR means he was probably born in Quebec. His wife of 32 years was Amelia and sons, Edmond, Joseph, Leonidas, and Napoleon were born in Canada between 1874 and 1881. The 1920 census says they immigrated from Canada in 1890. Do you know who his parents might be? ANY help will be appreciated....gerry rollins

Re: D'Amboise - Bonville

mariusdamboise — 2007-03-31 12:12:36Z

I have some «William» D'Amboise in my databank. Could you give me more informations such as name of your great grandmother, where he lived...

Could he be William married to Marceline Henley in Mont-Louis, Quebec? or William, the son of Narcisse (Nelson)...?

I should be able to help you if you give me more informations

Marius

Re: D'Amboise - Bonville

SarahWhite469 — 2005-02-18 02:49:39Z

I am looking for information on some relitaves with the last name Damboise. My Great Grandfather was William Damboise, if this name means anything to you please respond to me at RozeWhite@aol.com
Thank you

William Damboise

SarahWhite469 — 2005-02-18 02:45:10Z

I am looking for any information on my Great Grandfather. His name is William Damboise, he was born Sept. 1902, moved to Maine and married Gladys. I was wondering if there are any family members who may have any information about my family. My grandmother is getting up there in age, and I would love to put together some family history for her. Please reply to me at RozeWhite@aol.com
Thanks

Joseph Arthur D'Amboise and Roseanna Bonville

damboism — 2004-05-06 22:03:21Z

Would anyone know something about Joseph Arthur D'Amboise and Roseanna Bonville ?
They married in Maine at the beginning of the 20th century, about 1910.
Do they have children...? grand children ?
Many Thanks for any help in locating this family.

Arthur Damboise and Roseanna Bonville

damboism — 2004-05-06 22:03:21Z

Dear Edd,
Thanks for your answer. From my answer to your message in the Bonville forum, you know that Arthur and Roseanna were my uncle and aunt. I am therefore anxious to exchange any information concerning their family since we have, in Canada, no knowledge of uncle Arthur' family. I know that he left Canada around 1906 for USA. He came for a visit in 1966 but I believe that he could not communicate efficiently with the people he met, since it seems that he had difficulty speaking French, after 60 years... I did not meet him at that time, I learned about his visit at a later time. Arthur was the oldest in my grand father family (Paul D'Amboise + Philomène Malenfant). I have the full genealogy of the family, starting in France. I will put it on the web some time this year. Quite a few member of the family live in USA... Paul and Philomene had 13 living children: Arthur, Eugenie, Joseph-Jean, Charles (my father), Louis, Dominique, Rose-Delima, Isidore, Marie-Anne, Rosaire, Adèle, Emma and Théodore. If you want to exchange by regular e-mail, my address is: damboism@chimie.umontreal.ca. Thanks for any additionnal info...

D'amboise changed to Carey

violacarey369 — 2003-08-19 13:23:25Z

the reason the D'amboise is hard to trace they changed there name to Carey when they came to the USA
my husband grandfather was Felix D'amboise

D'Amboise - Bonville

EdwardJohnston45 — 2001-08-08 23:05:58Z

I have information on this marriage and several of their descendants.
Can share. Bonville reunion at Falmouth, ME July 21, 2001