Louis Falardeau

LOUIS FALARDEAU

Louis Falardeau is the son of Michael Falardeau, and his wife, Genie (Otherwise Jenny Lucy). He was born at Kamloops in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District of British Columbia, Canada, probably during the period 1836-38 British Columbia, Marriage Registrations and Canada Census, 1881

Kamloops Indian Band, 1881

Louis Falardeau, together with his wife Mathildie Kounkounamilrken were living with the Shuswap Indians when Canadian Federal Census was enumerated on 4 April 1881. In the same house were four of his children and his widowed mother Jenny Lucy (aka Lucy Falardeau) Canada Census, 1881

Kamloops, 1891

Louis Falardeau (Otherwise Louis Philadeau) and his wife Mathilda are noticed in the census for Kamloops which was returned on 9 May 1891 Library and Archives Canada: 1891 Census of Canada and Ibidem

The Marriage of Chief Louis Clexlixqen

Louis Falardeau, and his wife, Mathildie Kounkounamilrken, were the witnesses present and subscribing when Chief Louis Clexlixqen married his second wife, Marie. Chief Louis and Marie were married at Kamloops on 20 February 1889. British Columbia, Marriage Registrations

Marriage

Louis Falardeau married Mathildie Kounkounamilrken à la façon du pays before 1873. Canada Census, 1881 They were married in a Christian ceremony on 24 May 1900, at Kamloops in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District of British Columbia. British Columbia, Marriage Registrations

Children

Louis Falardeau, and his wife, Mathildie Kounkounamilrken, had six children whose names have been identified from public records. Their names follow:

1. Nelly Falardeau
2. Gabriel Falardeau
3. Caroline Falardeau
4. Celina Falardeau
5. Basil Falardeau
6. Rosie Falardeau
7. Margaret Falardeau