Laurent - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Laurent, Ludovic FR>IL

GwynFarkas — 2009-07-28 23:05:24Z

Vicki,

My husband, Tom, and Greg are cousins. In fact, Winnie & Cliff were just here about three weeks ago. We had a great visit with them and Helen and Jeff. It had been a long time since they were in Flint. As you probably know Tom's mother is not well. She is being cared for in one of our local convalenscent (sp?) homes. Anyway.....I do a little more information about Ludovic and Emma Laurent. I can send you what I have if you will send me your email address. I do have a bit on the Gavins, too. I'm always willing to help out newbies, especially when they are family. Let me know. Gwyn (gimmfarkas@hotmail.com)

Re: Laurent, Ludovic FR>IL

gvweist — 2009-07-28 22:23:04Z

Hi Gwyn,

I believe you are a cousin of my husband, Greg Weister, son of Clifford and Winifred Weister. I am new to genealogoy and am building our family trees. Did you ever find out any more about the Laurents?

Hope you're still out there after so long!

Thanks,
Vicki Weister

Jeanne Laurent

CrystalSharp35 — 2008-12-31 02:45:13Z

I'm looking for the parents of Jeanne Laurent. She was born 1625. She died 1691. She married Estienne Chastain. Any information would be appreciated.

LAURENT Yves 1904-1987

t42Moore — 2008-12-12 23:41:05Z

LAURENT Yves 1904-1987

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LAURENT Celine 1910-1997

t42Moore — 2008-12-12 23:40:52Z

LAURENT Celine 1910-1997

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Re: Joseph Laurent

marider111 — 2008-05-13 12:42:34Z

Sorry, my Joseph Laurent is from Prairie du Rocher, IL

Joseph Laurent

canderson158 — 2008-05-12 23:49:11Z

I am looking for a Joseph Laurent. He married in 1909 in Alberta, Canada. This could have been his second marriage, I am not sure. The information I have is he committed suicide. I think he farmed near Sedgewick, AB. I am looking for any information or family of his.

Thank you for reading

Re: C. J. Laurent b: 9 Apr 1842 d:28 Apr 1917 Elwood, Gosper Co NE

AnnSoenksen40 — 2008-03-29 20:21:43Z

Veda: I am a Bousselot descendent and was wondering if I could buy or get the articles that you have on the Laurent-Bousselot family. I am trying to put together a family history. I would be glad to pay for shipping them to me. I live at DeWitt, Iowa and my GGGrandfather is Nicholas Frederick Bousselot, GGrandfather Eugene Bousselot and Grandfather is William Bousselot. Will be waiting to hear from you. My phone is 563-659-3686 or cell 563-357-4075. Thank you Ann Soenksen

Re: Laurent Family Tree

catherine_rivet — 2008-03-15 23:56:07Z

These are my Laurents. Do you have any more info on Jean & Pelagie's family, or on that of Jean II's wife Adelaide Faucheaux?

Re: C. J. Laurent b: 9 Apr 1842 d:28 Apr 1917 Elwood, Gosper Co NE

VedaGrayson6221 — 2008-03-02 00:14:46Z

Pat, can you email me the names of Joseph N.'s children?

Thanks,

Veda

Re: C. J. Laurent b: 9 Apr 1842 d:28 Apr 1917 Elwood, Gosper Co NE

pacarnahan23 — 2008-03-01 17:12:06Z

Ciril J Laurent is my gggrandfather. I'm afraid I am having trouble finding information on him also. My aunt (his gggranddaughter)does not remember much about them, but she does know other relatives that may have information and I am trying to contact them. I would like to hear of any info that you may have that I don't. I do have personal information on Joseph N Laurent. Good luck and take care. Pat Carnahan

Re: Laurent

REMedd — 2008-02-04 15:47:46Z

John, I must also be a cousin as Lisa is a 1st cousin. I'd be very interested in the information you have on Victor Laurent's parents, grandparents or sibling. My mother is the last child of Victor and also the last living child.

C. J. Laurent b: 9 Apr 1842 d:28 Apr 1917 Elwood, Gosper Co NE

VedaGrayson6221 — 2008-01-26 22:53:46Z

Ceril J. was interred 2 May 1917 in the Elwood Cemetery. along with wives and some children.

He was granted a physician license in 1891, listed as a
practicing Allopath and residing in Elwood, Gosper Co NE.

I have seen an Alexander AND Nickolas/Nicholous as his father.

Can anyone share documentation of the parentage of this
gentleman? Just where was he born? He m: Leona BOUSSELOT 25 Apr 1865 in Dewitt, IA (according to some data found on FTM)

1860 Not found
1870 Olive,Clinton Co IA along with a Nicholas LAURANT and Leona's parents/siblings, Frederick/Francoisse BOUSSELOT.
(NicKolas LAURENT and the F/F BOUSSELOTs are interred in
the Mowder Cemetery, Olive Twp Clinton Co IA)
1880 Turkey Creek, Gosper Co NE as Cirl LARUNTE France x 3
1900 Turkey Creek, Gosper Co NE as Crist J LAURENT France x
3 and imigration 1853
1903 Photo on Gosper Co NE site/NEGenWeb Project
C. J. "Doc", wife and daughter Lucy (* licensed in 1891)
1910 Elwood, Gosper Co NE Ciril J LAURENT France x 3 Imigration 1843 (son Frederick A was the Enumerator)
1917...expired 28 Apr interred 2 May Elwood Cemetery

NicKolas LAURENT 31 Dec 1819 28 Nov 1900 (Elwood Cem. Date)
1860 No census
1870 Olive Clinton Co IA
Nicholas 51 France
Margaret 54 France
Mary 11 Prussia
Joseph 7 IA ..... Did they come to USA 1860-2, what ship?
1880 Olive,Clinton Co IA as N. LAURENT 60 France x 3
1900 Olive,Clinton Co IA as NicHolas LAURENT 80 France x 3
Expired Nov 1900

Ceril/Ciril J named his 1st son Joseph Nicholas, so is his father Nicholas? The name Alexander (aforementioned stated
on one FTM to be his father)has not come down in his family names, that I can find.

Can someone assist with this family or at less enlighten me
of the errors I have made in recording this family?

Thanks
Veda

Re: Noah Jean Laurent 1885

arnoldlaurent — 2007-09-26 00:31:26Z

The information I have for Elemie Haydel b. 05 Sep 1891 in Edgard, St John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana, parents are Stanislaus Haydel b abt 1860 in St John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana and Emelie Himel b. abt 1861. I hope this helps.

Re: Noah Jean Laurent 1885

catherine_rivet — 2007-09-23 01:47:16Z

Do you have citations for this? And do you have any more information on Elemie's family? I found the Laurents without any trouble once you made that first connection for me, but not so the Haydels. Someone else had suggested her family might have originated on the German Coast...?

Re: Noah Jean Laurent 1885

catherine_rivet — 2007-09-18 05:00:37Z

That's been a great help. I'll let you know if I run into anything else, but for now I think I've got my hands full now I know where to find them. I'd seen Oubre mentioned before in connection with some Laurents, but hadn't been able to make the connection between Noah & Pierre

Re: Noah Jean Laurent 1885

arnoldlaurent — 2007-09-18 01:42:05Z

Pierre Paul Laurent b. 9 June 1858 married Alphonsine Oubre on 31 Jan 1882 in Edgard, St John the Baptist Parish,, Louisiana would be the parents of Noe Jean Laurent. He was married to Elemie Haydel. I have more information if needed.

Re: Noah Jean Laurent 1885

paullleblanc — 2007-09-17 18:35:08Z

Maybe Noe(l)???

I think several others were blacksmiths.

In St John the Evangelist Cemetery, in Plaquemine, Iberville, is another Laurent Haydel couple of that generation. Keep an eye out in case you have two brothers marrying two sisters. I checked their names/birthday in Baton Rouge books. I found nothing. You probably need to next check Hebert South Louisiana books for all four people.

Two plots over are Mr & Mrs Gerald Victor Laurent and Mr & Mrs David Victor Laurent no dates. (May still be living check phone book. Local tradition to put names on tomb when built & dates upon buriel.)

The entry
Clotilde Haydel, Mother 3 Jun 1879- 31 Oct 1948
F. Louis Laurent, Father 3 Sep 1875- 14 Dec 1968

Re: Laurent Butler Pa.

2006-08-18 01:41:42Z

Hi Glenn,
i have a Helena (maybe Lena) born in Butler Co. in 1838 and died in Indiana County 1895
married Paul Vogel July 10, 1861.
I also have some census info for Butler Co.
Eileen

Laurent/Martin & Anna

2006-09-25 18:56:05Z

Looking for infoabout Martin Laurent b 1855 d 1951 had a daughter Anne Marie b 1880 d 1934 in Pittsburgh. Anna Married John Gehringer and had 7 children. They were Marie b1905, Julia b 1906, Joseph b 1910, John & Gehard b 1911,
Raymond b 1912. All of the above children were born on Troy Hill, Pittsburgh Pa. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Florimond Laurent photo

Not_A_Relative — 2006-05-27 14:56:19Z

Florimond Laurent and Irma Hontoir photo

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Re: Justin Laurent m Pauline Deroussel LA m 1840-1870

APARTYMAN — 2006-06-22 05:48:44Z

Paul: My ancestor Justine Laurent's parents were Bartholome Laurent and Marie Louise Durand. Her brothers were Manuel 1787, Joseph Bartholomew 1802, James Vidal 1804 and Thomas 1807. There are many Simon Laurents descending from Laurent Laurent's son Simon Rene Laurent. I have found no Simon's on my side but a heap of Josephs. Aristide Laurent (AristideL@aol.com)

Re: Louis Laurent & Merence Guelette

CooooCayemberg — 2007-08-03 16:09:04Z

What information do you have? Are you looking to go farther back in your family history or move forward? The 1900 US Census had information that you may find useful (although you may have already seen it) and there were several Laurent families living next door.

My husband has Laurents in his family from Kewaunee. I am currently working on another branch, but will be working on the Laurents next. There is a possibility they could be linked considering the proximity. If you think it's worth a look I can send you information that I have so far.

Re: LAURENT, Myron "Mike" R.

CooooCayemberg — 2007-05-19 13:26:45Z

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, May 15, 2007

Myron "Mike" Laurent, 81, Green Bay, died peacefully Saturday, May 12, 2007, with his family by his side. He was born Oct. 3, 1925, in Green Bay, to George and Ida (DeCramer) Laurent. Mike served his country in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was employed by Northern Paper Mill for many years. Mike later owned and operated two Texaco Service Stations (Velp and W. Mason locations) and owned Mike's Self Service on Oneida St. before his retirement in 1985. He was a member of St. Patrick Parish. He enjoyed golfing and loved going to his cottage at Kelly Lake for more than 60 years. A special joy for Mike was when he was able to spend time with his family especially around the holidays and special events.

He is survived by four children and their spouses, Diane and Dennis Christie, Nancy and Randy Carpiaux, Mike and Lynn Laurent, all of Howard; Julie Laurent, De Pere; 12 grandchildren, Tammy (Dave) Fabry, Tracy (Mark) Callesen, Tess Christie, Stephanie Carpiaux, Tim Carpiaux, Brian Carpiaux, Christie (Jeremy) LaHaye; Mikie Laurent, Tommy Laurent, Chad VanArk, Brandon VanArk, Cameron Zasada; seven great-grandchildren, Zachary, Allie, Cooper, Colten, Breanna, Chloe, Lily.

He was preceded in death by his parents, George Laurent and Ida Gillis; a brother, Jerry Laurent; and his former wife, Joyce Laurent.

Friends may call at Blaney Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave., from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday (today). A Parish Wake Service will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday (today). Friends may also call at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 211 N. Maple Ave., from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the church with Msgr. Brian Coleman officiating. Burial will be in Allouez Catholic Cemetery. To send online condolences, please go to www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com.

Mike's family extends special thanks to all the nurses and staff of Marla Vista and Heartland Hospice for all the care and concern shown to Mike and his family.

Bumpa, we miss you.

LAURENT, Myron "Mike" R.

CooooCayemberg — 2007-05-19 13:22:20Z

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, May 14, 2007
Myron "Mike" R. Laurent, 81, Green Bay, died Saturday, May 12, 2006. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Blaney Funeral Home.

Laurent in Leopold, Perry County, Indiana

@@Flena137@aol.com — 2006-06-27 16:04:52Z

I'm looking for any information on the Laurent's in Leopold, IN that immigrated from Belgium. Any info is appreciated.

Re: Noah Jean Laurent 1885

catherine_rivet — 2007-09-17 17:11:32Z

Haven't found his registration, I'll try looking with the names you suggested.

As far as family trade, I'm not certain. Noah Sr. is listed in the census as a blacksmith, working on a sugar plantation; as far as I'm aware, none of his children ever studied his trade, and I have no info on his parents or siblings as yet.

Noah Jean Laurent 1885

catherine_rivet — 2007-09-17 14:13:36Z

Does anyone have information on this family???

SEEKING:

parents of Noah or Noe Jean Laurent Sr.,
b. 1885 LA, d. unknown

m. Emily Haydell or Haydel, b. 1889 LA
about 1907/1908

10 children from this union:
Milton, Noah Jean Jr, Elma, Herbin, Stephen or Steven, Ralph, Doris, Enola, Clifton & Lloyd

Noah Sr. first appeared in the 1910 census in Iberville, and again in 1930 census. I have been unable to find records of him before this period, or after; other relatives I'm in contect with have had the same problem.

Please help

Re: Louis Laurent & Merence Guelette

DanLaurent — 2007-08-04 05:36:51Z

Yes, I am looking to go further back with Louis Laurent.

I have his father down as a J.B. Laurent and his mother as a Theresia Wery. That is as far as I am....
I know he was born in Lincoln, Kewaunee County, Wisconsin...which is where a lot of the Laurents are from as well...
I would look forward to any help you could offer....
Louis's place of death, date of death...his siblings? More info on his parents?

Curious to know how your family is connected to the Laurent family as well....

Hope to hear from you soon...
Dan

Victor Laurent

Allyn271 — 2006-06-05 00:56:23Z

Looking for Victor Laurent, born ca. 1878, in Texas, son of Victor Laurent and Josephine Nageotte. Family migrated from French settlement in Crawford Co., PA, to Texas, about 1877-78, and then located in Arkansas in 1880 census. Father Victor also homesteaded in Wisconsin, and eventually returned to PA.

Re: Laurent/Larence

Nlaurance — 2006-09-07 12:16:33Z

Look at the website http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hollow/5049/laurence.htm

You will find a list of all the descendents of Noel Laurence. A large number of them are from the Red River settlement and many settled in Pembina county. Your ancester is probably among them.

Re: Louis Maxime Laurent

cricriplante — 2007-02-01 01:01:39Z

Hi Andrea

i have aPhilorum Laurent married with Marie-Elize Grenier
Their Children

Angelina
Blanche
Exilia Rebecca
Agapit
Joseph Victor Leo
JOseph Albert

Re: Louis Maxime Laurent

cricriplante — 2007-02-13 16:09:50Z

did you try to send me something??

Christine

Re: Louis Maxime Laurent

cricriplante — 2007-02-07 23:07:28Z

no i dont have any pictures sorry Adele died at the age of 36 when my great grandmother was 2 years old

cricriplante@yahoo.ca

Re: Louis and Maxim Laurent

cricriplante — 2007-02-07 13:42:31Z

i have some information
my great great grandmother was the sister of Maxime

you can contact me

cricriplante@yahoo.ca

Re: Louis Maxime Laurent

cricriplante — 2007-02-07 13:36:40Z

Dou you have any old picture of the Laurent family?

Christine

Re: Louis Maxime Laurent

cricriplante — 2007-02-01 16:35:02Z

Hi

my great great grandmother Adele Laurent was the sister of Philorum

my email cricriplante@yahoo.ca

Re: Paul "Frenchie" Laurent in WA

paullleblanc — 2007-04-15 11:32:29Z

Work with this Veterns Admin screen to search for the grave
http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1

Your friend will need to use National Personnel Records Center, St. Louis to get a copy of his military service records.
http://www.archives.gov/st-louis/military-personnel/index.ht...

I research the "big" Louisiana family of Laurent Laurent who arrivied on the Gulf of Mexico Coast 1720-1740. Is he of this family?

Paul Le B(lanc)
l'Ascension LA

Re: Noah Jean Laurent 1885

paullleblanc — 2007-09-17 16:03:49Z

He is not in Baton Rouge books 1880-1891. Look for Jean (or Joseph) N???. Name was usually flipped.

Can someone get his WWI draft registration? This is the period when people "Americianized" their names. Using the birth(/Baptismal?) date from a card I found a Joseph Anthony who was born Jean-Baptist (in a different family name).

Haydel implies (started in) German Coast St Charles & St John the Baptiste civil Parish (counties)

The Laurent line(s)I chased, would move every generation. Was there a family trade/business or profession where one son would stay at home & the others moved to different locations?

Paul Le B(lanc)
l' Ascension LA

Justin Laurent m Pauline Deroussel LA m 1840-1870

paullleblanc — 2006-06-14 15:57:26Z

Justin Laurent m Pauline Deroussel
Dios. of Baton Rouge vol 17 p 364 their son Achille Laurent m Adeline Allain, 7 feb 1888,. Bayou Gouche LA.

Can not trace them back. Think they were from German coast of Louisiana.

I have a Justin Laurent m Anastasia Roussell . Drop the De and last names match. Could she be Anastasia Pauline (Appoline)?

Could he first have been married to Leonie Hebert?

In 1880's in Acadian Coast of Louisiana, there appear to only be one Laurent family in each church. Were they shopkeeper or had a unique family trade that they practiced?

Please reply to list so we can share any info.

Re: Paul "Frenchie" Laurent in WA

lauriecepa1 — 2007-04-15 16:13:35Z

Thank you for your assistance.

I don't believe he is related with the LA Laurent's unless it is back to France. He came straight to America and signed up to fight in our war to get citizenship. That's what we have heard. He arrived in the Bellingham, WA area. We're trying to find out more about that as well.

Paul "Frenchie" Laurent in WA

lauriecepa1 — 2007-04-15 07:27:37Z

My cousin is trying to find information regarding his grandfather. He was first husband to Mary Regina Phillips from the Snohomish County area in Washington. Paul was in WWII and was sick when he came back. He was sent to Medical Lake in Eastern Washington where it is believed that he died. My cousin would like to know where he is buried and if there is any information regarding his military service. If anyone has anything on this person, we would like to hear from you and/or if you can tell us how to research records from the Medical Lake Hospital.

Thanks

Laurent of Butler Co, Pa

eileen1002 — 2006-08-14 03:10:53Z

hello,
i am looking for the laurent family of butler co., pa in the 1800's. my great great grandmother was helena laurent, b: 1838
thank you,
eileen

Re: Laurent of Butler Co, Pa

eileen1002 — 2006-08-14 03:10:53Z

hi ed,
my ggrandmother was helena or magdelina laurent born in butler co., pa in 1838. her father was joseph laurent born in france in 1816. some siblings that i have found are: barbara, mary, catherine, andrew, philip, william, ann, philomena, and martin.
joseph's father was born in 1784 in germany and his mother barbara was born in 1785 in france.
i hope this helps...let me know what info you have.
my ancestors were here before ellis island, so i don't believe that i would get much help there.
good luck!
eileen

Re: Laurent of Butler Co, Pa

eileen1002 — 2006-08-14 03:10:53Z

Suzanne,
I found the following in a book titled "History of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania". page 562
"JOSEPH LAURENT, cashier German Notional Bank, Pittsburgh, was born in Butler County, Pa., June 10, 1937. His grandfather, Martin Laurent, came from Germany to America in 1805, and settled on a farm in Butler County, when his son, Martin J., was twelve years old. The latter early took employment in a store, and later went into business on his own account. He married Teresa, daughter of Philip Bohn, who immigrated about the same time as the Laurent family, Teresa being then eight years old. Martin J. Laurent died of cholera in 1854, leaving nine children, of whom Joseph, who is the eldest, attended the public schools of Butler till twelve years old, when he came to Pittsburgh and found employment in a store. In 1860, when the German Bank was organized, Mr. Laurent was employed as bookkeeper, afterward becoming teller, then assistant cashier, and for twenty years has been cashier. He is a member of SS. Peter and Paul R.C. Church, East End. Politically, he is independent. In 1861 he married Mary Hune, of European birth and parentage, and of their children following are now living: Clara, Amelia, Emma, Florence A., Aloysius A., Rosa and Stella. The first-born died in infancy, and the second, Joseph Albert, a very promising youth died at the age of nineteen, of heart disease."
I hope this is of help to you. It sounds like there are similarities with your Laurent family.
Let me know what you have.
I am wondering if the Joseph Laurent the cashier was the brother of my gg grandmother.
Good Luck!
Eileen

Re: Laurent of Butler Co, Pa

eileen1002 — 2006-08-14 03:10:53Z

Hi Suzanne,
Here is some more info that I have found in my research. Let me know if this helps.
1850 Census - South Butler Township, Butler County, PA
193 Martin Laurent, 66 Male, Farmer, Germany
Barbara, 71 Female, Germany
194 Joseph Laurent, 35 Male, Farmer, Germany
Frances, 32 Female, Germany
John, 12 M
Magdolina, 11 F
Barbara, 9 F
Mary, 7 F
Catherine, 6 F
Andrew, 4 M
Philip, 3 M
William, 1 M
195 Martin Laurent, 38 M, Farmer, Germany
Terrace, 32 F, Germany
Joseph, 13 M
Magdolina, 9 F
Susanna, 8 F
Leouisa, 6 F
Mary, 4 F
Terrace, 4 F
George, 3 M
Conrad, 1 M
1860 Census - Butler Twp., Butler County, PA 6/12/1860
pg. 103
Joseph Laurent, 45 M, Farmer, France
Frances, 42 F, Baden
Lena, 21 F (possibly Magdolina)
Barbara, 20 F
Mary, 17 F
Catherine, 15 F
Andrew, 14 M
William, 11 M
Ann, 9 F
Philomena, 7 F
Martin, 4 M
Barbara Laurent, 85 F, France
1870 Census - Butler Twp., Butler County, PA
pg. 58
Joseph Laurent, 53 M, Farmer, France
Frances, 52 F, Baden, Germany
William, 22 M, Apprentice Wagon, PA
Annie, 20 F
Philomena, 18 F
Martin, 15 M
George, 13 M
Joseph, 11 M

As you can see as in all census info the ages do not match up every ten years as they should.
Do you live in PA?
Let me know if this helps at all.
Eileen

Louis Laurent & Merence Guelette

danlaurent69 — 2007-08-01 05:26:04Z

Looking for more information on Louis Laurent. He married Merence in 1901 in Algoma, Wisconsin. His father was J.B. Laurent and mother Theresia Wery. Louis was born circa 1880 in Wisconsin. The Laurent family resided in the Lincoln, Wisconsin area of Kewaunee County....

Any help with the Laurent family would be greatly appreciated....

Thank you
Dan Laurent

Re: Louis Maxime Laurent

AndreaYoung14 — 2007-02-07 19:21:04Z

Just one of Leo and an unknown woman- a sister? There is also one of Leo alone. How about you? I had trouble emailing you the other day. I think I may have your address wrong.

Re: Louis Maxime Laurent

AndreaYoung14 — 2007-02-01 16:22:54Z

Terrific! I would be glad to share my (meager) findings with you. This family has been a bit of a mystery for me. Leo is my great grandfather. Where do you fit in?

Re: Louis Maxime Laurent

AndreaYoung14 — 2007-02-01 16:47:50Z

I will contact you via email...