Again, as usual, additions/corrections appreciated, thanks. (This family is a mess!) More to follow. Jim. 1. Edward BOISVERT, Also known as Edouard, born c. 1788/90 in CAN, died 24 Jun 1883 in Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI, occupation sailor, farmer. 1850 Fed. census, Sault Ste., Marie Twp., Chippewa Co., MI #140-140. Edward BOISVERT 60 CAN sailor Margaret " 45 CAN Catherine " 17 CAN Edward " 14 MI Julia " 12 MI Joseph " 10 MI Mary " 8 MI 1860 Fed. census, Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI #180-180. Edward BOISVERT 63 CAN fishing Margaret " 58 WI Julia " 19 CAN Desanges " 17 MI Edward may have 3m. to Georgianna? 1870 Fed. census, Sugar Is. Twp., Chippewa Co., MI #1-1 Edward GREENWOOD 63 Canada East farmer Georgianna " 60 WI. He married (1) Adelaide SAUVE-LaPLANTE. Children: i Oliver BOISVERT, born c. 1820 in MI. 1850 Fed. census, Sault Ste. Marie Twp., Chippewa Co., MI #10-10 Oliver BOISVERT 30 MI Julia " 40 Switzerland Elizabeth MONTELL 13 MI Joseph BAROSE 22 CAN laborer Jeremiah MONTELL 18 CAN. He married Julia _____, 29 Apr 1850 in Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI, born c. 1810 in SWITZ. Julia: She is the widow of John Baptiste MARTEL. ii Joseph BOISVERT, born 17 May 1827, baptized 12 Jun 1827 in Detroit, Wayne Co., MI.[1] Is this Alexander? 2. iii Alexander b. c. 1827. He married (2) Mary Marguerite SHAGOCOUI, born c. 1802/5 in WI/CAN. Mary: Durant #34-3. Children: 3. iv Catherine b. c. 1833. 4. v Edward b. c. 1835. vi Julia BOISVERT, born 31 Aug 1838 in MI/CAN, baptized 5 Sept 1838 in Wikwemikong, Ont., CAN, (see note 1). No children. vii Joseph BOISVERT, born c. 1840 in MI. 5. viii Mary Adeline Angeline b. c. 1842/Aug 1846. Second Generation 2. Alexander BOISVERT, born c. 1827 in MI. 1850 Fed. census, Sault Ste. Marie Twp., Chippewa Co., MI, #8-8 Elexander BOISVERT 23 MI Jenieve " 19 CAN. He married Genevieve/Jane LaFONT, 11 Feb 1850 in Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI, born c. 1831 in CAN, (daughter of Joseph LaFONT and Julia LIVINGSTON). Children: i Malinda? GREENWOOD, born c. 1852 in Ont., CAN. ii Henry GREENWOOD, born c. 1854 in MI. iii Maria GREENWOOD, born c. 1856 in MI. iv Eleanor GREENWOOD, born c. 1862 in MI. 3. Catherine BOISVERT, born c. 1833 in CAN. She married Alexander Clarence DAY, 24 Feb 1852 in Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI,[2] born c. 1822 in CAN, occupation fisherman. Alexander: 1860 Fed. census, Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI #198-198. Alexander DAY 38 CAN fisherman Catherine " 34 CAN Mary " 8 MI Alexander " 6 MI Elizabeth " 4 MI Henry " 2 MI. Children: i Mary DAY, born c. 1852 in MI.[3] She married _____ GAYGER. ii Alexander DAY, born c. 1855 in MI.[4] iii Elizabeth DAY, born c. 1856 in MI. iv Harry/Henry DAY, born c. 1858 in MI. v Julia DAY. She married _____ THOMAS. vi Henry DAY, born c. 1867.[5] vii Jennie DAY, born c. 1872.[6] She married _____ WILSON. viii Stephen DAY, born c. 1877 in Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI, died 18 Mar 1877 in Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI. 4. Edward BOISVERT, born c. 1835 in MI, baptized 19 Jan 1836 in Penetanguishene, Simcoe Co., Ont., CAN. No heirs. in 1860 Fed census, Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI, #181-181 Edward BOISVERT Jr. 21 CAN Kate " 27 ? (illegible) Edward " 9 ? " James " 7 ? ". He married Margaretta KATAHIUJENJ, 15 Feb 1852 in Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI, (see note 2). Children: i Edward BOISVERT, born c. 1851. ii James BOISVERT, born c. 1853. 5. Mary Adeline Angeline BOISVERT, Also known as Desanges?, born c. 1842/Aug 1846. She married Charles ERMATINGER, Also known as William ARMATINGER, married (religious) 21 Jan 1861 in Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI,[7] born Mar 1833 in MI, (son of Thomas McKee ERMATINGER and Genevieve"Jane" SPENARD). Children: 6. i Catherine b. c. 1864. ii Edward ERMATINGER, born c. 1862/6. iii Thomas ERMATINGER, born 1868. iv William ERMATINGER, born Nov 1872.[8] Not mentioned in Durant. Vicki Moorhead says he married Dora JONES. v Frank ERMATINGER, born Sept 1876.[9] Not mentioned in Durant. vi Mary L. ERMATINGER, born May 1878. Not mentioned in Durant. 7. vii Maria b. Mar 1881. Third Generation 6. Catherine ERMATINGER, born c. 1864.[10] She married _____ STERLING. Children: i Charles STIRLING, born c. 1887. ii Elmer STIRLING, born c. 1889.[11] iii Henry STIRLING, born c. 1894.[12] iv Eva STIRLING, born c. 1897. v Clyde STIRLING, born c. 1903. 7. Maria ERMATINGER, born Mar 1881. She married Benjamin LIBERTY, Also known as LaLIBERTE, born Sept 1868,[13] (son of Benjamin LALIBERTE and Rosalie LAGACE). Children: i Raymond LIBERTY, born c. 1900.[14] ii Eveline LIBERTY, born c. 1902.[15] iii Lenore LIBERTY, born c. 1904.[16] iv Benjamin Charles LIBERTY. v Leonard LIBERTY. Note 1 Actual bp. record looks like 1838 but extract say 1839. Note 2 Marriage record does not give maiden name, just "Indian". -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [1] Denissen, Cyprien, Genealogy of the French Families of the Detroit River Region, 1701-1936 (Detroit Society for Genealogical Research, Detroit, MI, 1987 rev ed.). [2] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [3] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [4] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [5] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [6] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [7] Hamelin, Julien, Moyen-Nord Ontarien (Le Centre de Genealogie S.C., Ottawa, Ont., CAN, 1985), v. 11, p. 69. [8] Moorhead, Vicki <michippewa2@aol.com>, Ermatinger=Armatinger (NISHNAWBE Mailing List, 18 Nov 2004; 8:35pm). [9] Moorhead, Vicki <michippewa2@aol.com>, Ermatinger=Armatinger (NISHNAWBE Mailing List, 18 Nov 2004; 8:35pm). [10] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [11] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [12] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [13] Moorhead, Vicki <michippewa2@aol.com>, Ermatinger=Armatinger (NISHNAWBE Mailing List, 18 Nov 2004; 8:35pm). [14] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [15] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3. [16] Durant, Horace B., Durant Field Notes (1907-8), #34-3.