Bonjour, St. Anners. Courtesy of ANCESTRY.COM - a database that will be of interest to those of us whose St. Anne area families later emigrated to Nebraska is available for free searches for the next five days. It is: << NEBRASKA RESIDENT MILITARY ROSTER ON JUNE 1, 1891 This database is comprised of the rosters of soldiers, sailors, and marines of the War of 1812, the Mexican War, and the War of the Rebellion who resided in Nebraska on June 1, 1891. Source Information: Patricia Sewell, comp. "Nebraska resident military roster on June 1, 1891." [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Electronic reproduction of the following book: "Roster of Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines of the War of 1812, the Mexican War, and the War of the Rebellion, residing in Nebraska June 1, 1891." Lincoln, Nebraska: John C. Allen, Secretary of State, 1892. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4755.htm >>> Have fun! Ginny ILSTANNE admin-listowner Carmel Valley CA VCrawf@aol.com ____________________________________________________________________

Re: dwdwone@direct.ca (DW) wrote: I'm not sure who is the owner of the St. Anne's list but I thought it might be a good idea to have some of our unknowns added to a St. Anne's home page attached to rootsweb... Ginny Crawford is the St Anne list owner. VCrawf@aol.com (in sunny California) We have a list on the GenWeb. Lee Ann was kind enough to put our St. Anne's Members list (with names, surnames, and their sites) on her great Kankakee County GenWeb site. Here is the direct link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilkankak/stannelist/surnamelist.html When we were a small group it was fairly easy to keep track of the members. Now that we are a Roots List it is more difficult. If any member isn't listed yet, contact Lee Ann Hollenbeck via the Kankakee GenWeb site or at: lee@keynet.net She is a very busy lady, but will get your information posted to our St Anne Members page as soon as she has time. Audrey

Hi All, I just picked this up off another list that I'm on and thought I should pass it along... it may help in understanding the large death rates in certain years of our families histories... I hope it is of interest... Sincerely, Deborah ----- Original Message ----- From: <MMEBM@aol.com> To: <CORNISH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 5:00 AM Subject: Epidemics (no, not another virus scare, the real ones) > Hello everyone! > I received this from another list and I thought it might explain some > clusters of deaths that we sometimes run across. Enjoy! (Well, you know what > I mean) > Elizabeth Marcheschi > California > Epidemics > > Year Ailment Place Extra info > 1350 Bubonic plague WW* > 1499 Bubonic plague UK London > 1507 "Fever" UK* 1507-51 > 1551 Influenza UK > 1555 Famine UK Rains brought famine & weakness > 1556 Bubonic plague UK *1556-63 Extreme > 1578 Bubonic plague UK > 1586 Bubonic plague UK*Chesterfield. Harvest failed > 1591 Acute distress UK > 1593 Bubonic plague UK > 1596 Famine UK* Harvests failed & epidemics > 1603 Bubonic plague UK > 1612 Bubonic plague UK > 1617 Smallpox US *Native Indians > 1623 Bad years UK 2 years > 1625 Bubonic plague UK > 1626 Bubonic plague UK > 1630 Very bad year UK Many died > 1631 Bubonic plague UK > 1633 Smallpox US *Native Indians > 1636 Bubonic plague UK > 1637 Bubonic plague UK > 1647 Yellow FeverWest Indies > 1648 Smallpox US > 1648 Whooping coughUS > 1654 Bubonic plague UK > 1657 Measles US Boston > 1662 Smallpox US NY > 1665 Bubonic plague UK Extreme > 1666 Bubonic plague UK Eyam > 1668 Yellow Fever US NY > 1677 Smallpox US *Boston > 1687 Measles US Boston > 1690 Yellow Fever US NY > 1699 Yellow Fever US SC > 1702 Yellow Fever US *NY > 1702 Scarlet Fever US Boston > 1706 Yellow Fever US SC > 1713 Measles US Boston > 1721 Smallpox US Boston > 1723 Influenza WW > 1723 Famine UK *7 years poor harvests & epidemics > 1728 Yellow Fever US SC > 1729 Measles US Boston > 1732 Yellow Fever US SC > 1732 Influenza WW* > 1735 Diphtheria/scarlet feverUS *4 yrs -New England > 1738 Smallpox US S.Carolina > 1739 Measles US *Boston > 1743 Yellow Fever US *NY > 1747 Measles US CT, NY, PA, SC > 1759 Measles US North America > 1761 Influenza US& West Indies > 1763 Smallpox US*Boston > 1772 Measles US > 1775 Influenza WW* > 1783 Bilious disorder US Fatal > 1788 Measles US PA, NY > 1789 Influenza US > 1792 Yellow Fever US *7 yrs > 1793 Unknown US PA > 1793 Influenza US Vermont, Virginia > 1802 Smallpox US Nebraska > 1803 Yellow Fever US NY > 1820 "Fever" US* > 1826 Cholera WW *1826-37 > 1826 Dengue Fever US* and West Indies > 1829 Malaria US* > 1831 Cholera UK Started WW 1826 > 1831 Cholera US* > 1832 Influenza US > 1833 Cholera US Ohio > 1834 Cholera US NY > 1837 Typhus US PA > 1837 Smallpox US Indians > 1841 Yellow Fever US > 1847 Measles US Indians > 1847 Yellow Fever US NO > 1847 Influenza WW* > 1848 Cholera WW* > 1850 Yellow Fever US > 1850 Influenza US* > 1850 Dengue Fever US* > 1851 Cholera US IL > 1852 Yellow Fever US NO > 1853 Cholera Birmingham?This came from a UK report with the > ? > 1855 Yellow Fever US > 1857 Influenza WW* > 1860 Smallpox US* Pennsylvania > 1861 Epidemics US* Civil war numerous infectious diseases > 1865 Smallpox US* > 1865 Cholera US > 1865 Typhus US* > 1868 Smallpox US* 7 yrs > 1873 Influenza UK* N. America & Europe > 1873 Cholera US > 1878 Yellow Fever US NO > 1885 Typhoid US PA > 1886 Yellow Fever US FL > 1889 Influenza WW* > 1893 Polio US 1st known outbreak > 1900 Plague US* > 1901 Smallpox US* > 1907 Polio US *9 yrs. > 1917 Influenza WW* Worst ever > 1931 Polio US > 1942 Polio US 11 yrs > > * - means the epidemic is spread over more than one year. > WW means world wide >

Hi Carol Anne, Yes, please, I would very much like the chapter on "Pioneer Days". Also, is there any references in the book to nearby Papineau Twp.? I am researching Renaud, Chauvin, Mallioux(sp?). Thank you very much. Cynthia Stanford -----Original Message----- From: Chiniquy@aol.com <Chiniquy@aol.com> To: ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com <ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, July 03, 2000 11:36 AM Subject: [ILSTANNE] Everyone >Bonjour Everyone > >I see that Lee Ann has not had a chance to get the last chapter "Pioneer >Days" put onto the web site. It is a very good article and worth reading and >if anyone would like to have a copy of it, or any of the other charters, >please send me an e-mail, off of the list, and I will be glad to forward it >to you. > >Carol Anne > > >============================== >The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Hi all, I'm not sure what is going on with the page however I've been told that perhaps you might have to cut and paste the address into your browser and in some cases it might have difficulty displaying if you have an older browser .... I have contacted the owner of the web page and let her know of the difficulties that people have experienced. Perhaps it might also make a difference if you used http://www.geocities.com/genepics_2000/index.html Sorry about the difficulties... Have a great week and good luck in your searches. Sincerely, Deborah - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ SEARCHING TROMBLEY or TREMBLAY, Quebec, Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, CANADA; Kansas, Illinois, Oregon, Washington, California, New York, Louisiana, USA possibly Mexico... MARTIN, Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, CANADA; Kankakee and/or Petit Canada, Illinois, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, USA CREPEAU, Quebec, CANADA; Washington, Kansas, USA LANDRY, Quebec, CANADA; Illinois; Kansas, USA BOUDREAU, Quebec, Canada; Kansas, USA; British Columbia, Canada GAY, Kansas, Washington, Oregon, USA GENNETTE/GANNETTE, Kansas, Washington, Oregon, USA BLANCHETTE, Kansas, USA WAGNER, Vancouver, Washington, USA WADE, Vancouver, Washington, USA and Portland, Oregon, USA BAILEY, Goldendale, Washington, USA Unknown Tremblay's web page... photo of Tremblay siblings circa 1938. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tremblay/index.html - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ -----Original Message----- From: Sandy2B@aol.com [mailto:Sandy2B@aol.com] Sent: Monday, July 03, 2000 5:42 AM To: ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILSTANNE] A Great NEW Page... In a message dated 7/3/00 1:17:29 AM Eastern Daylight Time, dwdwone@direct.ca writes: << I found this web page and thought I should pass it along... in fact one of my photo's is posted on it... The page is for all those unknowns pictures that you have... >> Thanks for the info on the new site, but I experienced a bit of a problem. Don't know if it's just my computer or a problem with the site. In two times of attempting to access the site my computer timed out and had to be rebooted. This happened while trying to load the initial screen of the site. My computer tried for about 7 minutes before it gave up. After those several minutes not even 1/2 of the page had been displayed. Would appreciate hearing how others are making out with this new site. The Bovies Lancaster, PA ============================== Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: http://pml.rootsweb.com/

I also had problems loading the photo page. The photos may be too big for a website...and take forever to load. Only the main page came up, and I didn't see any links to other pages. Audrey Peters

Bonjour Everyone I see that Lee Ann has not had a chance to get the last chapter "Pioneer Days" put onto the web site. It is a very good article and worth reading and if anyone would like to have a copy of it, or any of the other charters, please send me an e-mail, off of the list, and I will be glad to forward it to you. Carol Anne

In a message dated 07/03/2000 8:42:51 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Sandy2B@aol.com writes: << Don't know if it's just my computer or a problem with the site. In two times of attempting to access the site my computer timed out and had to be rebooted. This happened while trying to load the initial screen of the site. My computer tried for about 7 minutes before it gave up. After those several minutes not even 1/2 of the page had been displayed. >> On AOL it only loaded 46% before I got the" You have done an illegal operation " message which kicks you off AOL. :-( Haven't tried a second time, yet.

In a message dated 7/3/00 1:17:29 AM Eastern Daylight Time, dwdwone@direct.ca writes: << I found this web page and thought I should pass it along... in fact one of my photo's is posted on it... The page is for all those unknowns pictures that you have... >> Thanks for the info on the new site, but I experienced a bit of a problem. Don't know if it's just my computer or a problem with the site. In two times of attempting to access the site my computer timed out and had to be rebooted. This happened while trying to load the initial screen of the site. My computer tried for about 7 minutes before it gave up. After those several minutes not even 1/2 of the page had been displayed. Would appreciate hearing how others are making out with this new site. The Bovies Lancaster, PA

Hi All, I found this web page and thought I should pass it along... in fact one of my photo's is posted on it... The page is for all those unknowns pictures that you have... Janet is just starting out, the page is less than a week old but she is getting a great deal of people visiting her site. If you have an old photo you want to post she will do so gladly or perhaps you might find that long lost picture of your great uncle Fred who you were sure was beamed up by a passing space ship... At any rate the page is a fantastic idea and a great way to spend a bit of time on the Internet.... The web address is www.geocities.com/genepics_2000/index.html Happy hunting... Sincerely, Deborah - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ SEARCHING GOLDBERG/GOLDENBERG, Odessa, Ukraine/Russia; New York; California; New Jersey; Washington; BC, Canada VALTUKH/VAL'TUKH/WALTUCK/WAHLTUCK/WALTUCH, Austria, Odessa Ukraine/Russia; New York; BC, Canada TARSHIS, Odessa, Ukraine/Russia; Washington; California; BC, Canada SHENFELD (Dr. Isaac and wife Reba), Odessa, Ukraine/Russia; Atlantic City, NJ ROSENFELD/ROSENFELT, Odessa, Ukraine/Russia; France WOLFMAN, Odessa, Ukraine/Russia; Washington; BC, Canada POGEROLSKY/POGORELSKY, Odessa, Ukraine/Russia; USA or Canada SELZER, Odessa, Ukraine/Russia Need more info see my web page at: http://mypage.direct.ca/d/dwdwone/index.html - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ SEARCHING: AYERS, East Grinstead, Sussex, England; Oxted, Surrey, England BISH, Godstone, Surrey, England; Oxted, Surrey, England SALES, Oxted, Surrey, England; Stratford & Petrolia, Perth County, Ontario; Wolseley, Saskatchewan; Reston, Manitoba; Calgary or Edmonton, Alberta; South Westminster (Surrey), Anyox, Greater Vancouver, BC; Canada (My grandfather moved around a lot... he also spent time in Vancouver, Washington, USA) SNAZEL/SNAZELL Surrey, England; Ontario, Saskatchewan, BC, Canada Need more info see my web page at: http://www.angelfire.com/me2/familypix/sales.html *Special Interest* Looking for Shirley SALES born between 1920 and 1928 in BC, Alberta or Saskatchewan, Canada For a photo of Shirley please see the following page: http://www.geocities.com/genepics_2000/pictures_page_three.html - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ SEARCHING TROMBLEY or TREMBLAY, Quebec, Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, CANADA; Kansas, Illinois, Oregon, Washington, California, New York, Louisiana, USA possibly Mexico... MARTIN, Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, CANADA; Kankakee and/or Petit Canada, Illinois, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, USA CREPEAU, Quebec, CANADA; Washington, Kansas, USA LANDRY, Quebec, CANADA; Illinois; Kansas, USA BOUDREAU, Quebec, Canada; Kansas, USA; British Columbia, Canada GAY, Kansas, Washington, Oregon, USA GENNETTE/GANNETTE, Kansas, Washington, Oregon, USA BLANCHETTE, Kansas, USA WAGNER, Vancouver, Washington, USA WADE, Vancouver, Washington, USA and Portland, Oregon, USA BAILEY, Goldendale, Washington, USA Unknown Tremblay's web page... photo of Tremblay siblings circa 1938. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tremblay/index.html - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------

Thanks all for the tidbits/ ideas and information on the Delibac's.... and I am just wondering WHERE in Illinois my MARY DELIBAC was born. I have her birth date as May 12, 1853. ....She is in the same 'age bracket' as Francois Xavier Dellibac born March 28,1856 in St. Anne, Illinois and his brothers. but.... Wonder if her father was the Louis Dellibac, Loda, August 1, 1862, Company K, 76th Infantry, 2 years. Killed at battle of Jackson, July 7, 1864. that was in the latest e-mail from Richard Graveline... (thanks for all the tib bits everyone!!) Oh where, oh where was my Mary Delibac from, oh where, oh where could it be??? LOL I will find her. I will also find how she is related to your Dellibac, and also Norma's Delibac! Whether or not she wants to be found or not -- she will be!! LOL Vickie B~ Forgue@webtv.net wrote: > > Hi Vicky & Paula, > I don't know if this is of any help, (I may be mistaken) but I don't > recall Moyse & Anastaie's son Edouard Delibac being mentioned in any of > the messages. According to Fr. Chiniquy's Ledger, (transcribed by Ardis > Boone) Edouard died at the age of 4, on 29 Sep 1857. > Good luck, > Holly > > ----------------------------------------------------------- > Paula Lezotte wrote: > Vicki, > According to my Uncle, who is 85, he say's that Moise and Anastasia > Dellibac died and are buried here. But I can't find them here. > In the St.Anne Cemetery there is a BIG Dellibac momument, no names on > it. > The only Dellibac they had in Iroquois County was for a Albert Dellibac. > Moise and Anastasia had three other boys > Francois Xavier Dellibac born March 28,1856 in St. Anne, Illinois > Charles Dellibac born April 4,1860 in St. Anne, Illinois > Narcisse Dellibac born Aug. 4,1868 in St. Anne, Illinois > I have no information on them. > Hit a brick wall. > Happy hunting > If I find any thing I will let you know. > Paula > ______________________________________ > > ============================== > Get a MASTERCARD with NO Credit Check or Up Front > Cash Security Deposit and GUARANTEED* Approval! > NO Interest Rate! http://www.dollarsonthenet.com/cgi-bin/track/1631/19

Just a little tidbit from Past & Present Iroquois County since I do not remember seeing the name Louis. Louis Dellibac, Loda, August 1, 1862, Company K, 76th Infantry, 2 years. Killed at battle of Jackson, July 7, 1864. Paula Lezotte wrote: > Vicki, > > I forgot to meation Moise and Anastasia Dellibac > had another son named Alex Dellibac born March > 26,1857 in Aurora,Illinois, died August 21,1921 > in Kankakee, Illinois, buried Mound Grove > Cemetery, Kankakee, Illinois. He married Julia > Laflamme born Sept. 4,1869 in Kankakee,Illinois > died May 20,1953, buried Mound Grove Cemetery, > Kankakee,Illinois. Julia parents were Antoine > Laflamme and Julia Beauvois/Bovet. > > Alex and Julia Dellibac had an daughter born June > 26,1887, gives no name on the birth cert, just > first child, female. > > Was going back thru Father Chiniquy's Ledger to > see if I could make any sence out of any of it. > > Paula > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Send instant messages with Yahoo! Messenger. > http://im.yahoo.com/ > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Hi Vicky & Paula, I don't know if this is of any help, (I may be mistaken) but I don't recall Moyse & Anastaie's son Edouard Delibac being mentioned in any of the messages. According to Fr. Chiniquy's Ledger, (transcribed by Ardis Boone) Edouard died at the age of 4, on 29 Sep 1857. Good luck, Holly - --------------------------------------------------------- Paula Lezotte wrote: Vicki, According to my Uncle, who is 85, he say's that Moise and Anastasia Dellibac died and are buried here. But I can't find them here. In the St.Anne Cemetery there is a BIG Dellibac momument, no names on it. The only Dellibac they had in Iroquois County was for a Albert Dellibac. Moise and Anastasia had three other boys Francois Xavier Dellibac born March 28,1856 in St. Anne, Illinois Charles Dellibac born April 4,1860 in St. Anne, Illinois Narcisse Dellibac born Aug. 4,1868 in St. Anne, Illinois I have no information on them. Hit a brick wall. Happy hunting If I find any thing I will let you know. Paula ______________________________________

Hi, Paula, You've thrown me a CURVE!!! How do you know that Moise and Anastasia had another son? He doesn't show up on the 1860 or 1880 census, and to my knowledge they lived their entire lives in Kankakee County - Aurora is a western suburb of Chicago. Sorry, I don't believe he was Moise and Anastasia's son, I don't know who he was, but maybe a nephew. Perhaps he was Germain's son, maybe? I haven't been working or studying recently either, but it looks like I'd better get busy. I don't want to miss out on anything! Talk to you later, Norma ----- Original Message ----- From: Paula Lezotte <birdys11@Yahoo.com> To: <ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 9:30 PM Subject: [ILSTANNE] Re: Dellibac > Vicki, > > I forgot to meation Moise and Anastasia Dellibac > had another son named Alex Dellibac born March > 26,1857 in Aurora,Illinois, died August 21,1921 > in Kankakee, Illinois, buried Mound Grove > Cemetery, Kankakee, Illinois. He married Julia > Laflamme born Sept. 4,1869 in Kankakee,Illinois > died May 20,1953, buried Mound Grove Cemetery, > Kankakee,Illinois. Julia parents were Antoine > Laflamme and Julia Beauvois/Bovet. > > Alex and Julia Dellibac had an daughter born June > 26,1887, gives no name on the birth cert, just > first child, female. > > Was going back thru Father Chiniquy's Ledger to > see if I could make any sence out of any of it. > > Paula > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Send instant messages with Yahoo! Messenger. > http://im.yahoo.com/ > > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi >

Vicki. I have seen reference made to dit St. Jean for Dellibac. Dellibac also spelled Delubac. Good Hunting Paula __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/

Thanks Paula - If I find anything I will also let you know! (Last night I found info for my Remi and Eli Francoeur's PARENTS! Been searching for EVER! They [the parents] were married at St-Pascal de Kamouraska Que and since Eli married a Delibac, it is possible that they also came from that local area. I had been looking for a Thomas FRANCOEUR and Tharsile PARADIS and I should have been looking for a Thomas LECLERC (dit Francoeur) and Tharsille PARADIS! daaaa! Never thought to just look under LeClerc!! Wonder if there was any "dit" name to the Delibac family. Will keep searching! Talk later~ Vickie B Paula Lezotte wrote: > > Vicki, > > According to my Uncle, who is 85, he say's that > Moise and Anastasia Dellibac died and are buried > here. But I can't find them here. > > In the St.Anne Cemetery there is a BIG Dellibac > momument, no names on it. > > The only Dellibac they had in Iroquois County was > for a Albert Dellibac. > > Moise and Anastasia had three other boys > > Francois Xavier Dellibac born March 28,1856 in > St. Anne, Illinois > > Charles Dellibac born April 4,1860 in St. Anne, > Illinois > > Narcisse Dellibac born Aug. 4,1868 in St. Anne, > Illinois > > I have no information on them. > > Hit a brick wall. > > Happy hunting > > If I find any thing I will let you know. > > Paula > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Send instant messages with Yahoo! Messenger. > http://im.yahoo.com/ > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/

Vicki, I forgot to meation Moise and Anastasia Dellibac had another son named Alex Dellibac born March 26,1857 in Aurora,Illinois, died August 21,1921 in Kankakee, Illinois, buried Mound Grove Cemetery, Kankakee, Illinois. He married Julia Laflamme born Sept. 4,1869 in Kankakee,Illinois died May 20,1953, buried Mound Grove Cemetery, Kankakee,Illinois. Julia parents were Antoine Laflamme and Julia Beauvois/Bovet. Alex and Julia Dellibac had an daughter born June 26,1887, gives no name on the birth cert, just first child, female. Was going back thru Father Chiniquy's Ledger to see if I could make any sence out of any of it. Paula __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/

Vicki, According to my Uncle, who is 85, he say's that Moise and Anastasia Dellibac died and are buried here. But I can't find them here. In the St.Anne Cemetery there is a BIG Dellibac momument, no names on it. The only Dellibac they had in Iroquois County was for a Albert Dellibac. Moise and Anastasia had three other boys Francois Xavier Dellibac born March 28,1856 in St. Anne, Illinois Charles Dellibac born April 4,1860 in St. Anne, Illinois Narcisse Dellibac born Aug. 4,1868 in St. Anne, Illinois I have no information on them. Hit a brick wall. Happy hunting If I find any thing I will let you know. Paula __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/

I well know about the brink walls!! I am wondering - you said you could not get a death cert. for Moise in Kankakee or Iroquois Co's...am wondering if you are for sure that they died there or do you not know that for sure? I will keep you abreast of anything I find. Thanks for your info/ help so far. Vickie Buettner Paula Lezotte wrote: > > Vicki, > > Norma Jackson and I are reseaching the same > people. Her Moise Delliabc born Jan. 20,1866, is > brother to both of my great grand mothers > Josephine Dellibac and Corine Dellibac. Josephine > Dellibac married on my mothers side and Corine > Dellibac married on my fathers side. I have not > found a Mary Dellibac. > > I have came across a few Dellibac's still living > here in Kankakee, Illinois. I have even sent them > letters to see if these people are related in any > way, and no one has answered. > > I have obits and death cert of other Dellibac's > but just can't them pieced together. > > I have not been able to get a death cert. for > either Moise Dellibac or Anastasie Mombleau here > in Kankakee County or in Iroquois county, > Illinois. > > I don't know if Moise Dellibac had any siblings. > > In the 1860 census from St. Anne Illinois there > is a Alexis Dellibac age 56, wife Felicite age 50 > and five children. Julian Dellibac age 36 wife > Angle age 35 living next to them, there is a > Charlotte Dellibac age 90 living with them. Now > in the 1880 census Moise and Anastasie are living > next to Alexis and Felicite Dellibac. Alexis and > Felicite have a grand daughter living with them, > I think it is an Agnes Cote age 18. > > I have been taking a rest from researching the > Dellibac, since it seamed that I have hit a brick > wall. > > Good Luck > > Paula > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Send instant messages with Yahoo! Messenger. > http://im.yahoo.com/ > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Hello Everyone, I want to thank Bishop Theriault, Sue and all the rest of you that have joined in to attempt to locate information on my Great Great Grandfather Joseph Martin. Thank you so much, I will continue my quest to find my elusive Joseph Martin, even if as Karen from Rootsweb said in her recent e-mail "a UFO deposited him in rural Indiana in 1848..." Have a wonderful week and good luck in all of your searches. Sincerely, Deborah BC, Canada -----Original Message----- From: S.A. THERIAULT [mailto:satheriault@sprint.ca] Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 4:15 AM To: ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILSTANNE] inquiry re first board members of CCC Joseph Martin who signed the founding CCC document with Father Chiniquy was: the husband of Adelaïde Byrs or Byrse (also called Adaline, Lucie and Denise) and the father of Henriette (Leon Ducharme) and others. Hope this can help. God bless Bishop Theriault Christian Catholic Church http://cciccc.ca ----- Original Message ----- From: Rena Smith <renasmith@worldnet.att.net> To: <ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 9:57 PM Subject: Re: [ILSTANNE] inquiry re first board members of CCC > Hi, > > Which is your Joseph Martin? I have three different Martin's in Kankakee > Co.? > > > Thanks. > > Rena > ----- Original Message ----- > From: DW <dwdwone@direct.ca> > To: <ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 12:24 PM > Subject: RE: [ILSTANNE] inquiry re first board members of CCC > > > > Hi everyone... > > > > I just read the attached email and low and behold I saw the name of my > great > > great grandfather Joseph MARTIN... Is there any further information on the > > individual? I know it's a common name but I can't let any possibility > slide > > by as he is rather elusive. > > > > Any help would be greatly appreciated .... > > > > Sincerely, > > Deborah > > BC, Canada > > > > SEARCHING > > TROMBLEY or TREMBLAY, Quebec, Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, > > CANADA; Kansas, Illinois, Oregon, Washington, California, New York, > > Louisiana, USA possibly Mexico... > > MARTIN, Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, CANADA; > > Kankakee and/or Petit Canada, Illinois, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, USA > > CREPEAU, Quebec, CANADA; Washington, Kansas, USA > > LANDRY, Quebec, CANADA; Illinois; Kansas, USA > > BOUDREAU, Quebec, Canada; Kansas, USA; British Columbia, Canada > > GAY, Kansas, Washington, Oregon, USA > > GENNETTE/GANNETTE, Kansas, Washington, Oregon, USA > > BLANCHETTE, Kansas, USA > > WAGNER, Vancouver, Washington, USA > > WADE, Vancouver, Washington, USA and Portland, Oregon, USA > > BAILEY, Glendale, Washington, USA > > > > Unknown Tremblay's web page... photo of Tremblay siblings circa 1938. > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tremblay/index.html > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: VCrawf@aol.com [mailto:VCrawf@aol.com] > > Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2000 7:57 PM > > To: ILSTANNE-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [ILSTANNE] inquiry re first board members of CCC > > > > > > Greetings, St. Anners. I'm forwarding a special request from our > member=20 > > Bishop Serge Theriault (satheriault@sprint.ca) of the Christian > Catholic=20 > > Church. > > > > You will recall that Dr. Charles P. T. Chiniquy was instrumental in > > founding= > > =20 > > the Christian Catholic Church after he left the Roman Catholic church; > > other= > > s=20 > > who served on the first Board of Directors of the CCC were: > > > > MICHEL ALLAIS > > D=C9SIR=C9 DROLET > > GEORGES GAUTHIER > > MO=CFSE LANGELIER > > JOSEPH MARTIN > > LOUIS MERCIER > > ABRAHAM PELLETIER > > ANSELME ROBILLARD > > THOMAS LORTIE > > > > At the Bishop's request, I sent a copy of a photograph of Achille > > Chiniquy=20 > > [Board secretary] to the church for its archives. Bishop Theriault=20 > > responded: =20 > > > > <<<It was very moving for all of us to see the picture of Mr. Achille=20 > > Chiniquy, > > who was Secretary of the First CCC Board. > > > > I was wondering: is there a way we can find the photographs of the other > > members of the first Board: [and he lists the names given above] >>>> > > > > Those are all St. Anne names, of course! I hope some of you will > > recognize= > > =20 > > them and will be able to identify them in photographs. I had my > > photograph= > > =20 > > of Achille enlarged and printed on heavy SEPIA stock at Kinko's - it > > wasn't= > > =20 > > expensive and looked great! I know the Bishop will appreciate any > > photos=20 > > and/or information you can send him about these first-signers [of the=20 > > foundation document]. It seems most of us have an interest in the > early=20 > > days of this church and its influence on our St. Anne families, so it > > would=20 > > be nice if your replies to the Bishop would be sent via the list.=20 > > > > Salut to all! > > > > Ginny > > Administrator - ILSTANNE-L > > Carmel Valley CA USA > > VCrawf@aol.com > > > > > > ============================== > > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > > > > ============================== > > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. 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