Amedee Allard

Owned a bakery in Zilwaukee, MI

Name: Amedee Allard

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Residence: Zilwaukee township, Saginaw, Michigan

Birth date: Aug 1861

Birth place: Canada Fr

Relationship to head-of-household: Self

Spouse name: Elmire Allard

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Spouse birth place: Canada Fr

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Father birth place: Canada Fr

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Mother birth place: Canada Fr

Race or color (expanded): White

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Gender: Male

Marital status: Married

Years married: 20

Estimated marriage year: 1880

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Immigration year: 1880

Enumeration district: 0078

Sheet number and letter: 1B

Household id: 14

Reference number: 76

GSU film number: 1240740

Image number: 00558

Collection: 1900 United States Census

"Hello Cousin Sheryl - I am the grandaughter of Henriette Allard who married my grandfather Eugene Boileau in Maillardville, B.C. 1920. I have their marriage certificate and Amedee's death certificate from 1918 when he died of a fractured neck at the age of 57 - his birth date was noted only as 1861, Quebec. His parents were Thomas Allard and Miss C. Robillard both of Quebec. Am looking for more info on them and to find who were their parents. My grandmother had told me the family originated in Belgium. Henriette and Eugene had four children, Florence, my mother named after Amedee's child who drowned in the B.C. interior (I'm told) on the way to Maillardville about 1909 or so; Robert - died a few years ago, Agnes, living, and James, living. A great source of info on Maillardville is in Tony Pare's book "Le Vieux Maillardville" - several mentions of the family and how the men were recruited from Quebec and Ontario to work in the lumber industry at Fraser Mills, B.C. I would be interested in any family info you would like to exchange. Take care, Marilyn"