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looking my origin

NHOR21 — 2009-07-17 14:02:12Z

i am anor, arnel normandy of Philippines searching my origin because ever since i don't have a chance to see my grand father even his name i don't know because my grand mother don't want to discus about this so that i have no courage to approach her again. so that this time with out her authorize i want to know my origin before it is too late because she is old already. the only info i know are; they meet @ the army camp @ Philippines after a world war II. because he is a us army at that time...

Re: Normandy family from Montana & Canada

Brandia11 — 2007-12-14 10:58:52Z

Breaking news here, since it looks like since I created this board I'm all alone here except for the nice person who posted the Normandy obit....

Peter Normandy b.1877 d.1952 was in the Deer Lodge Penitenuary for either cattle rustling or horsethieving he was chased by a posse all the way down to the Missouri river where he shot his horse & used it to float downstream, why he haad to kill the horse I don't know but I did find out he was previously married, probably beat that wife to death, but I don't know if they had children. But in both of his marriage certs (which I can't find right now) one says his father is Frank Normandy & his mother is Mary King, the next one says his parents are Frank Normandy & his mother is Delia King... He is buried in a Catholic cemetary which is very queer to me as he was an extreme God hating man, maybe my great-grandma put him there to either get him back or try to save his wretched soul. I also just found that Peter had brothers named Peter, Frank, & James who also lived in Montana. His son Peter Jr just died in July of this year (2007) but I found his other son Frank who is filling me in here & there as his health permits.

Normandy family from Montana & Canada

BrandiaTaamu — 2007-02-22 11:34:16Z

I am trying to find more info on Peter Normandy from Montana. This is what I do know... He was born in 1877, he went to Deer Lodge State Penn in 1900, don't know when he was released, but by around 1918 he married an Aleut woman named Louise Sheehan at which time they lived on the mountain above Havre Montana which at one time was called Normandy Coulee. Evidently he wasn't a decent nor kind person, no one that knew him will talk about him except to say that they're just glad he's dead, biggest favor he ever did anyone. Now in the Montana's pioneer index it mentions a Frank & Pete Normandy who are from "Canada French" that were born in 1820 & 1845, I don't know who was first but I do know that 2 of his kids are named Peter & Frank so I'm assuming that these men were his father & grandfather, because of the 20 year difference in age. Also the path that they took also let me know they were, Metis indian, or thier wives were... it wasn't uncommon for french men to tkae indian wives as a matter of fact it was almost unheard of for them to marry any other kind of woman. I know he had alot of family on the upper east coast in the New England area but don't know where or who... Does anyone know anything about this family?

Sgt. William J. Normandy, 42, of Augusta, Ga., died March 15, 2004

2005-11-21 16:33:03Z

No. 189-04
IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 17, 2004
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Sgt. William J. Normandy, 42, of Augusta, Ga., died March 15, in Camp Virginia, Iraq (north of Kuwait City), of non-combat related injuries. Sgt. Normandy was assigned to the Army National Guard, 1st Battalion, 86th Field Artillery, from Montpelier, Vt.

The incident is under investigation.

For further information related to this release, contact Army Public Affairs at (703) 692-2000.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2004/nr20040317-0468.htm...
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Disclaimer: Not related to this person. This news release is being submitted for its genealogical value: name, age, hometown, date, place and cause of death, and military service. No political viewpoint is being expressed.