Eusebe Olivier "Uldege"
JUBINVILLE
(b.
11 January 1860
,
Saint-Pie, Canada East
d.
10 February 1919
,
Leicester, Massachusetts, USA
)
Cause of Death: chronic bronchitis tuberculosis
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Eusebe Olivier "Uldege" JUBINVILLE was born 11 January 1860 in Saint-Pie, Canada East
Eusebe Olivier "Uldege" JUBINVILLE was the child of Olivier JUBINVILLE and Cesarie (Cézalie) BEAUDRY and the grandchild of: (paternal) Charles JUBINVILLE and Marie-Marguerite RONDEAU (maternal) Antoine BEAUDRY and Desanges PRECOURT dite DEGRESpouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
Eusebe Olivier "Uldege" married Marie Rose Delima GENDRON 3 October 1885 in Webster, Massachusetts, USA . The couple had (at least) 7 children.
Marie Rose Delima GENDRON was born 7 January 1859 in St-Clement, Beauharnois, Quebec, Canada. Marie Rose Delima died 24 January 1941 Marie Rose Delima was the child of Laurent GENDRON and Elmire TESSIER.
Eusebe Olivier "Uldege" JUBINVILLE died 10 February 1919 in Leicester, Massachusetts, USA .
Birth date on death record indicates 9 May 1858, but St-Pie records don't match up. The birth date above matches a St-Pie baptism record for a son with the parents on his death record. This is more likely the correct one, even though the first name is different. French-Canadians are notorious for messing around with first names!
"Albert Jubinville's father was Uldege Jubinville, who came to U.S. to Webster, Ma in 1880 and married Rose Delina Gendron in Webster. I believe that Rose came from the Valleyfield area on Quebec, just south of Montreal.
Mary Gendron was was Delina's sister, she lived with Henry, Theophile as well as my father and mother and I during ww2 until I was 4 and a half. Mary never spoke a word of English. Henry and Theophile never married, Theophile was a soldier in WW1." Richard Jubinville
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Thanks to Micheline Gadbois MacDonald for providing this information.
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