John Fulgence Lachapelle

GEDCOM Note

{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\cocoartf1404\cocoasubrtf470{\fonttbl\f0\fswiss\fcharset0 Helvetica;\f1\fnil\fcharset0 MicrosoftSansSerif;}{\colortbl;\red255\green255\blue255;}\pard\tx560\tx1120\tx1680\tx2240\tx2800\tx3360\tx3920\tx4480\tx5040\tx5600\tx6160\tx6720\pardirnatural\partightenfactor0\f0\fs24 \cf0 The Lachapel de Lorglue family migrated to the Province of Quebec in Canada at an unknown date. Quebec was quite developed by that time, Great-grandfather's family lived in Saint Agness. They came to Baltic, Connecticut to work in the textile mill, brought there by some textile manufacturers at a time when those kind of mills were sprouting all over New England. Grandpa's wife was expecting at the time and his dad had come to the States with them. Dad was born in Baltic in 1875. Two years later another child was expected and Dad's mother was very sick and wanted to go back home to Canada. Then Uncle Wilfred was born and his mom (Virgina Serazin) died of flebitis. \par Dad's grandfather died when Dad was five years old. \par Dad's father's name was Nectaire Lachapelle and his mom's name Virginia "nee Seracin." Dad's fathe married again to a woman whose last name was Bonin, first name unknown. One son and three daughters were born to that couple: Micahel, Mary Louise, Elizabeth, and grandpa's wife died at Diana's birth. \par Grandpa married again to a Mary Chase and they had one child, Albert. \par All of the child have passed away except my Uncle Mitchel (Micahel) who is ninety two or three, still strong and healthy with a voice like a fog horn and is able to attend wakes and get around. He lives by himself in an apartment under one of his daughter's family. \par \par Notes from Griswold Town Clerk: \par Was 7th child \par \par Per Cleo Lachapelle Oct 2009: \par John came to West Warwick, RI to work in the Mills with the family. He later found a job in a mill in Smithfield and moved the family there in later years. John and Wilfrid his son went down to North Carolina during the depression to chase work but that was not a long trip as Wilfrid (Pepe) did not like it down there. \par \par Notes by Jim: \par Their address in 1910 was in Warwick (census data), in 1920 in West Warwick, and by 1930 had moved to Smithfield (per census). Their is a border crossing record in 1932 to work at a Mill in Canada. This may have been a part time job - unknown. \par \pard\pardeftab720\partightenfactor0\f1\fs17 \cf0 The Lachapel de Lorglue family migrated to the Province of Quebec in Canada at an unknown date. Quebec was quite developed by that time, Great-grandfather's family lived in Saint Agness. They came to Baltic, Connecticut to work in the textile mill, brought there by some textile manufacturers at a time when those kind of mills were sprouting all over New England. Grandpa's wife was expecting at the time and his dad had come to the States with them. Dad was born in Baltic in 1875. Two years later another child was expected and Dad's mother was very sick and wanted to go back home to Canada. Then Uncle Wilfred was born and his mom (Virgina Serazin) died of flebitis. \par Dad's grandfather died when Dad was five years old. \par Dad's father's name was Nectaire Lachapelle and his mom's name Virginia "nee Seracin." Dad's fathe married again to a woman whose last name was Bonin, first name unknown. One son and three daughters were born to that couple: Micahel, Mary Louise, Elizabeth, and grandpa's wife died at Diana's birth. \par Grandpa married again to a Mary Chase and they had one child, Albert. \par All of the child have passed away except my Uncle Mitchel (Micahel) who is ninety two or three, still strong and healthy with a voice like a fog horn and is able to attend wakes and get around. He lives by himself in an apartment under one of his daughter's family. \par \par Notes from Griswold Town Clerk: \par Was 7th child \par \par Per Cleo Lachapelle Oct 2009: \par John came to West Warwick, RI to work in the Mills with the family. He later found a job in a mill in Smithfield and moved the family there in later years. John and Wilfrid his son went down to North Carolina during the depression to chase work but that was not a long trip as Wilfrid (Pepe) did not like it down there. \par \par Notes by Jim: \par Their address in 1910 was in Warwick (census data), in 1920 in West Warwick, and by 1930 had moved to Smithfield (per census). Their is a border crossing record in 1932 to work at a Mill in Canada. This may have been a part time job - unknown.\f0\fs24 \par \pard\tx560\tx1120\tx1680\tx2240\tx2800\tx3360\tx3920\tx4480\tx5040\tx5600\tx6160\tx6720\pardirnatural\partightenfactor0\cf0 \{\\rtf1\\ansi\\ansicpg1252\\cocoartf1187\\cocoasubrtf390\\cocoascreenfonts1\{\\fonttbl\\f0\\fswiss\\fcharset0 Helvetica;\\f1\\fnil\\fcharset0 MicrosoftSansSerif;\}\{\\colortbl;\\red255\\green255\\blue255;\}\\pard\\tx560\\tx1120\\tx1680\\tx2240\\tx2800\\tx3360\\tx3920\\tx4480\\tx5040\\tx5600\\tx6160\\tx6720\\pardirnatural \\f0\\fs24 \\cf0 The Lachapel de Lorglue family migrated to the Province of Quebec in Canada at an unknown date. Quebec was quite developed by that time, Great-grandfather's family lived in Saint Agness. They came to Baltic, Connecticut to work in the textile mill, brought there by some textile manufacturers at a time when those kind of mills were sprouting all over New England. Grandpa's wife was expecting at the time and his dad had come to the States with them. Dad was born in Baltic in 1875. Two years later another child was expected and Dad's mother was very sick and wanted to go back home to Canada. Then Uncle Wilfred was born and his mom (Virgina Serazin) died of flebitis. \\par Dad's grandfather died when Dad was five years old. \\par Dad's father's name was Nectaire Lachapelle and his mom's name Virginia "nee Seracin." Dad's fathe married again to a woman whose last name was Bonin, first name unknown. One son and three daughters were born to that couple: Micahel, Mary Louise, Elizabeth, and grandpa's wife died at Diana's birth. \\par Grandpa married again to a Mary Chase and they had one child, Albert. \\par All of the child have passed away except my Uncle Mitchel (Micahel) who is ninety two or three, still strong and healthy with a voice like a fog horn and is able to attend wakes and get around. He lives by himself in an apartment under one of his daughter's family. \\par \\par Notes from Griswold Town Clerk: \\par Was 7th child \\par \\par Per Cleo Lachapelle Oct 2009: \\par John came to West Warwick, RI to work in the Mills with the family. He later found a job in a mill in Smithfield and moved the family there in later years. John and Wilfrid his son went down to North Carolina during the depression to chase work but that was not a long trip as Wilfrid (Pepe) did not like it down there. \\par \\par Notes by Jim: \\par Their address in 1910 was in Warwick (census data), in 1920 in West Warwick, and by 1930 had moved to Smithfield (per census). Their is a border crossing record in 1932 to work at a Mill in Canada. This may have been a part time job - unknown. \\par \\pard\\pardeftab720 \\f1\\fs17 \\cf0 The Lachapel de Lorglue family migrated to the Province of Quebec in Canada at an unknown date. Quebec was quite developed by that time, Great-grandfather's family lived in Saint Agness. They came to Baltic, Connecticut to work in the textile mill, brought there by some textile manufacturers at a time when those kind of mills were sprouting all over New England. Grandpa's wife was expecting at the time and his dad had come to the States with them. Dad was born in Baltic in 1875. Two years later another child was expected and Dad's mother was very sick and wanted to go back home to Canada. Then Uncle Wilfred was born and his mom (Virgina Serazin) died of flebitis. \\par Dad's grandfather died when Dad was five years old. \\par Dad's father's name was Nectaire Lachapelle and his mom's name Virginia "nee Seracin." Dad's fathe married again to a woman whose last name was Bonin, first name unknown. One son and three daughters were born to that couple: Micahel, Mary Louise, Elizabeth, and grandpa's wife died at Diana's birth. \\par Grandpa married again to a Mary Chase and they had one child, Albert. \\par All of the child have passed away except my Uncle Mitchel (Micahel) who is ninety two or three, still strong and healthy with a voice like a fog horn and is able to attend wakes and get around. He lives by himself in an apartment under one of his daughter's family. \\par \\par Notes from Griswold Town Clerk: \\par Was 7th child \\par \\par Per Cleo Lachapelle Oct 2009: \\par John came to West Warwick, RI to work in the Mills with the family. He later found a job in a mill in Smithfield and moved the family there in later years. John and Wilfrid his son went down to North Carolina during the depression to chase work but that was not a long trip as Wilfrid (Pepe) did not like it down there. \\par \\par Notes by Jim: \\par Their address in 1910 was in Warwick (census data), in 1920 in West Warwick, and by 1930 had moved to Smithfield (per census). Their is a border crossing record in 1932 to work at a Mill in Canada. This may have been a part time job - unknown.\\f0\\fs24 \\par \\pard\\tx560\\tx1120\\tx1680\\tx2240\\tx2800\\tx3360\\tx3920\\tx4480\\tx5040\\tx5600\\tx6160\\tx6720\\pardirnatural\\cf0 \\\{\\\\rtf1\\\\ansi\\\\ansicpg1252\\\\cocoartf1138\\\\cocoasubrtf320\\\{\\\\fonttbl\\\\f0\\\\fswiss\\\\fcharset0 Helvetica;\\\\f1\\\\fnil\\\\fcharset0 MicrosoftSansSerif;\\\}\\\{\\\\colortbl;\\\\red255\\\\green255\\\\blue255;\\\}\\\\pard\\\\tx560\\\\tx1120\\\\tx1680\\\\tx2240\\\\tx2800\\\\tx3360\\\\tx3920\\\\tx4480\\\\tx5040\\\\tx5600\\\\tx6160\\\\tx6720\\\\pardirnatural \\\\f0\\\\fs24 \\\\cf0 The Lachapel de Lorglue family migrated to the Province of Quebec in Canada at an unknown date. Quebec was quite developed by that time, Great-grandfather's family lived in Saint Agness. They came to Baltic, Connecticut to work in the textile mill, brought there by some textile manufacturers at a time when those kind of mills were sprouting all over New England. Grandpa's wife was expecting at the time and his dad had come to the States with them. Dad was born in Baltic in 1875. Two years later another child was expected and Dad's mother was very sick and wanted to go back home to Canada. Then Uncle Wilfred was born and his mom (Virgina Serazin) died of flebitis. \\\\par Dad's grandfather died when Dad was five years old. \\\\par Dad's father's name was Nectaire Lachapelle and his mom's name Virginia "nee Seracin." Dad's fathe married again to a woman whose last name was Bonin, first name unknown. One son and three daughters were born to that couple: Micahel, Mary Louise, Elizabeth, and grandpa's wife died at Diana's birth. \\\\par Grandpa married again to a Mary Chase and they had one child, Albert. \\\\par All of the child have passed away except my Uncle Mitchel (Micahel) who is ninety two or three, still strong and healthy with a voice like a fog horn and is able to attend wakes and get around. He lives by himself in an apartment under one of his daughter's family. \\\\par \\\\par Notes from Griswold Town Clerk: \\\\par Was 7th child \\\\par \\\\par Per Cleo Lachapelle Oct 2009: \\\\par John came to West Warwick, RI to work in the Mills with the family. He later found a job in a mill in Smithfield and moved the family there in later years. John and Wilfrid his son went down to North Carolina during the depression to chase work but that was not a long trip as Wilfrid (Pepe) did not like it down there. \\\\par \\\\par Notes by Jim: \\\\par Their address in 1910 was in Warwick (census data), in 1920 in West Warwick, and by 1930 had moved to Smithfield (per census). Their is a border crossing record in 1932 to work at a Mill in Canada. This may have been a part time job - unknown. \\\\par \\\\pard\\\\pardeftab720 \\\\f1\\\\fs17 \\\\cf0 The Lachapel de Lorglue family migrated to the Province of Quebec in Canada at an unknown date. Quebec was quite developed by that time, Great-grandfather's family lived in Saint Agness. They came to Baltic, Connecticut to work in the textile mill, brought there by some textile manufacturers at a time when those kind of mills were sprouting all over New England. Grandpa's wife was expecting at the time and his dad had come to the States with them. Dad was born in Baltic in 1875. Two years later another child was expected and Dad's mother was very sick and wanted to go back home to Canada. Then Uncle Wilfred was born and his mom (Virgina Serazin) died of flebitis. \\\\par Dad's grandfather died when Dad was five years old. \\\\par Dad's father's name was Nectaire Lachapelle and his mom's name Virginia "nee Seracin." Dad's fathe married again to a woman whose last name was Bonin, first name unknown. One son and three daughters were born to that couple: Micahel, Mary Louise, Elizabeth, and grandpa's wife died at Diana's birth. \\\\par Grandpa married again to a Mary Chase and they had one child, Albert. \\\\par All of the child have passed away except my Uncle Mitchel (Micahel) who is ninety two or three, still strong and healthy with a voice like a fog horn and is able to attend wakes and get around. He lives by himself in an apartment under one of his daughter's family. \\\\par \\\\par Notes from Griswold Town Clerk: \\\\par Was 7th child \\\\par \\\\par Per Cleo Lachapelle Oct 2009: \\\\par John came to West Warwick, RI to work in the Mills with the family. He later found a job in a mill in Smithfield and moved the family there in later years. John and Wilfrid his son went down to North Carolina during the depression to chase work but that was not a long trip as Wilfrid (Pepe) did not like it down there. \\\\par \\\\par Notes by Jim: \\\\par Their address in 1910 was in Warwick (census data), in 1920 in West Warwick, and by 1930 had moved to Smithfield (per census). Their is a border crossing record in 1932 to work at a Mill in Canada. This may have been a part time job - unknown.\\\} \\par \\\{\\\\rtf1\\\\ansi\\\\ansicpg1252\\\\cocoartf1138\\\\cocoasubrtf320\\\{\\\\fonttbl\\\\f0\\\\fswiss\\\\fcharset0 Helvetica;\\\\f1\\\\fnil\\\\fcharset0 MicrosoftSansSerif;\\\}\\\{\\\\colortbl;\\\\red255\\\\green255\\\\blue255;\\\}\\\\pard\\\\tx560\\\\tx1120\\\\tx1680\\\\tx2240\\\\tx2800\\\\tx3360\\\\tx3920\\\\tx4480\\\\tx5040\\\\tx5600\\\\tx6160\\\\tx6720\\\\pardirnatural \\\\f0\\\\fs24 \\\\cf0 The Lachapel de Lorglue family migrated to the Province of Quebec in Canada at an unknown date. Quebec was quite developed by that time, Great-grandfather's family lived in Saint Agness. They came to Baltic, Connecticut to work in the textile mill, brought there by some textile manufacturers at a time when those kind of mills were sprouting all over New England. Grandpa's wife was expecting at the time and his dad had come to the States with them. Dad was born in Baltic in 1875. Two years later another child was expected and Dad's mother was very sick and wanted to go back home to Canada. Then Uncle Wilfred was born and his mom (Virgina Serazin) died of flebitis. \\\\par Dad's grandfather died when Dad was five years old. \\\\par Dad's father's name was Nectaire Lachapelle and his mom's name Virginia "nee Seracin." Dad's fathe married again to a woman whose last name was Bonin, first name unknown. One son and three daughters were born to that couple: Micahel, Mary Louise, Elizabeth, and grandpa's wife died at Diana's birth. \\\\par Grandpa married again to a Mary Chase and they had one child, Albert. \\\\par All of the child have passed away except my Uncle Mitchel (Micahel) who is ninety two or three, still strong and healthy with a voice like a fog horn and is able to attend wakes and get around. He lives by himself in an apartment under one of his daughter's family. \\\\par \\\\par Notes from Griswold Town Clerk: \\\\par Was 7th child \\\\par \\\\par Per Cleo Lachapelle Oct 2009: \\\\par John came to West Warwick, RI to work in the Mills with the family. He later found a job in a mill in Smithfield and moved the family there in later years. John and Wilfrid his son went down to North Carolina during the depression to chase work but that was not a long trip as Wilfrid (Pepe) did not like it down there. \\\\par \\\\par Notes by Jim: \\\\par Their address in 1910 was in Warwick (census data), in 1920 in West Warwick, and by 1930 had moved to Smithfield (per census). Their is a border crossing record in 1932 to work at a Mill in Canada. This may have been a part time job - unknown. \\\\par \\\\pard\\\\pardeftab720 \\\\f1\\\\fs17 \\\\cf0 The Lachapel de Lorglue family migrated to the Province of Quebec in Canada at an unknown date. Quebec was quite developed by that time, Great-grandfather's family lived in Saint Agness. They came to Baltic, Connecticut to work in the textile mill, brought there by some textile manufacturers at a time when those kind of mills were sprouting all over New England. Grandpa's wife was expecting at the time and his dad had come to the States with them. Dad was born in Baltic in 1875. Two years later another child was expected and Dad's mother was very sick and wanted to go back home to Canada. Then Uncle Wilfred was born and his mom (Virgina Serazin) died of flebitis. \\\\par Dad's grandfather died when Dad was five years old. \\\\par Dad's father's name was Nectaire Lachapelle and his mom's name Virginia "nee Seracin." Dad's fathe married again to a woman whose last name was Bonin, first name unknown. One son and three daughters were born to that couple: Micahel, Mary Louise, Elizabeth, and grandpa's wife died at Diana's birth. \\\\par Grandpa married again to a Mary Chase and they had one child, Albert. \\\\par All of the child have passed away except my Uncle Mitchel (Micahel) who is ninety two or three, still strong and healthy with a voice like a fog horn and is able to attend wakes and get around. He lives by himself in an apartment under one of his daughter's family. \\\\par \\\\par Notes from Griswold Town Clerk: \\\\par Was 7th child \\\\par \\\\par Per Cleo Lachapelle Oct 2009: \\\\par John came to West Warwick, RI to work in the Mills with the family. He later found a job in a mill in Smithfield and moved the family there in later years. John and Wilfrid his son went down to North Carolina during the depression to chase work but that was not a long trip as Wilfrid (Pepe) did not like it down there. \\\\par \\\\par Notes by Jim: \\\\par Their address in 1910 was in Warwick (census data), in 1920 in West Warwick, and by 1930 had moved to Smithfield (per census). Their is a border crossing record in 1932 to work at a Mill in Canada. This may have been a part time job - unknown.\\\}\}}