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Re: Entienne Bisaillon m. Jeanne Roanes about 1680

moonstruck62 — 2011-09-11 15:08:00Z

hello,

i'm studying/ researching my Bisaillon/ Bezio ancestry,

currently trying to find Felicite Bezio who married Francois-Xavier Laclair.

they might have married at the st-regis mission, huntingdon, quebec.

in census records they live in Hogansburg, upstate new york.

they will have 8 children who survive to adulthood; very rare for these times.

one the children is Lovinia Laclair who will marry Peter Herman Villeneuve of greenfield, ontario.

........

both Felicite Bezio and Francois-Xavier Laclair are a mystery as to their ancestry.

any help appreciated,

thank you,

marc joseph marion
(stormont, indian-lands, charlottenburg, upper canada, ontario)

Re: Pierre Bisaillon Carrie Billeau

tomlaclair624 — 2011-01-24 20:21:55Z

Marc Joseph Marion,

I'm Thomas F LaClair and by my notes, Anna Sara Lavinia LeClerc (LaClair), your grandmothers line, is the youngest daughter of Francis and Felicite Bisaillon LeClerc. I'm am earnestly trying to determine Francis and Felicite's, parents for certain, myself. I've added some obituary information given to be by Pauline Dechaies of Massena. You might find some of this useful.

HOGANSBURG NEW YORK. Mrs. Leclair, widow of the late Francis Leclair, of this place, died last Saturday. She had been quite feeble this past year. On Friday she suffered a stroke of paralysis, which hastened her death. Mrs. Leclair was 75 years old and was a good neighbor, and lived a good Christian life. She had lived over 50 years in the same house where she died, and was respected by all. Her husband died eight years ago. She leaves four sons: Joseph, of Lawrenceville, Raphel, of Brasher, Lewis, of Cornwall, and Wilfred, who lived at home with his mother; and three daughters, Mrs. H. Hollister, of Cornwall, Mrs. William Bezio, and Mrs. P. Belnapp, of this place. Mrs. Belnapp stayed with her and tenderly cared for her. She was a great care being as helpless as a child. She leaves three sisters, Mrs. N. Moulett, of Cornwall, Mrs. F. Jock, of Michigan, Mrs. M. Peters, of South Dakota; and one brother in Wisconsin; also 35 grand children. Her funeral was held Monday at the R. C. church. Rev. Father Bourchet, of St. Regis, officiated as Rev. M. J. Brown was ill.

Note by Pauline Deshaies: "This is the copy of the obituary for Felicite Bissaillion. The paper was so old it was difficult to save this small piece of paper. She had a sister who married Nelson Mulette. This marriage took place 17 Feb 1874 in Hogansburg. They lived in Cornwall. She had a sister who married F. Jock and lived in Michigan. A sister married M. Peters and lived in South Dakota and a brother, unnamed, who lived in Wisconsin." By Pauline Deshaies October 1994.

Pauline also wrote on this obituary on another occasion and wrote: "Sorry about some of this article being missing but it is so old this is the best I can get. In this write-up it mentions Felicite was living with her daughter, Mrs. P Belnapp. This is another case of a misspelled name. The correct name was Peter Villenueve. When the 1900 census was taken Felicite was still living and she is listed as head of household. Her daughter was Lavinia. (I believe Anna Marie Lavina)." By Pauline Deshaies 27 Oct 1994.

Also, in the Massena Observer Thursday 4 Oct 1900, under HOGANSBURG, it reads: Mrs. Francis Leclair, an aged lady, suffered a stroke of paralysis on Friday and died on Saturday. Services were held at the R. C. church, Rev J. Bourget officiating. Deceased had been in ill health for a number of years and leaves a grown up family of seven children.

15 Jan 2011: Copies of the original obituaries are in the possession of Thomas F. LaClair, son of Henry Rufus LaClair, son of Ernest Treffley LaClair, son of Wilfred LaClair, son of Francis Leclair, husband of Felicite Bezio (Bisaillon).

Re: Pierre Bisaillon Carrie Billeau

tomlaclair624 — 2011-01-16 14:41:58Z

Marc,

Francis Leclair (Leclerc, LaClair) and Felicite Besaillon (Bezio) are in my direct line through their son Wilfred who married Emma Beaulieu. I'm am searching to verify both Francis and Felcite's parents (for certain). Also, I'd love to see and possibly share what you have on Lavina. I know of her marrying Peter but not much more.

Thanks in advance, Thomas F LaClair

tomlaclair624@yahoo.com
813-465-4692

Re: Bisaillon-Bezio-Besio

kerribesio — 2009-09-03 21:21:02Z

I believe we are too. My grandfather is Henry Pascal Besio. My father is David Besio.

Re: Bisaillon-Bezio-Besio

donbis1 — 2009-08-29 23:48:01Z

My name is Donald Bisaillon. I am also a direct descendant of John Henry Bisaillon, Father of Arthur Bisaillon, Grandfather of Ronald Bisaillon, Great grandfather to me. I live in Val Caron, Ontario Canada. I see you have been in contact with Mike Bisaillon. He has a site that he has been working on for well over 15 years. www.geocities.com/mikebisail/index.html
I use to be able to go to the family tree section, but for some reason this page is not available. It is the link to all his work and a complete family tree breakdown. If you can open this page, please let me know.

Thank you
Don

P.S. I will try to help you with any missing information you may need. Please use my email address "donbis@isys.ca" for correspondence.

Re: Pierre Bisaillon Carrie Billeau

moonstruck62 — 2009-05-12 04:11:58Z

hello Mike,

you sure seem to know a lot on Bisailon.

i have recently uncovered a line on my mom's side where her grandmother Lavina Leclair married Peter H Villeneuve in Hogansburg, N.Y.

Lavina Leclair's parents are listed, though not yet confirmed by parish records, .. the possible parents are Francis Leclerc (spelling became anglisized) & wife Felicite Besaillon (?).

The coincidance of Besaillon-sounding names in the same region of Hogansburg caught my eye,

Think there's a correlation>?

here's my contact if you think or know more on Francis Leclerc (Leclair) & Felicite Besaillon;

thank you

dartagnan1962 (at) hotmail (dot) com

Marc Joseph Marion

Re: Philomene Bissaillon/Fontaine

marythompson800 — 2009-01-31 15:51:08Z

This is a very old message. Have you found what you're looking for? I maybe able to help but my records are packed
away. I do have alot on the Bisaillon family and I am related to Marj Bisiar.
Bisaillon has many different spelling and can get confusing.
Let me know if you still need help with anything.

Re: Moise BISAILLON

musesf — 2008-09-01 18:12:44Z

I believe that Moise was my gggrandfather's brother based on information I received from another Bisaillon researcher. I just glanced at an index that showed that he has naturalization records in the Michigan State Archives. If you want to exchange info, let me know.

Re: Philomene Bissaillon/Fontaine

Kpraj04 — 2008-05-30 01:14:43Z

Hello Marj Bisiar, I was wondering if you are connected to Leon and Ann Bisiar in Minnesota. They are my Great Grandparents. My Grandmother is Hazel Marie Bisiar(sisters are Emma, Margie and 1/2 sister Helen, brothers Leo and Loren). I have lots of info on the Bisiars and the Bisaillons. Kpraj04

Re: Philomene Bissaillon/Fontaine

CANFGA — 2008-04-23 13:08:07Z

Aurore Fontaine
[Julien Simeon Fontaine & Melina "Malvina" Bouchard]
m.5-Feb-1917 St. Cecilia, Pawtucket, Providence, RI
Dosithe Malouin
[Cyrille Maloin & Alvina Belanger]

Source: "Marriages of St. Cecilia's Catholic Church, Pawtucket, RI 1910-1986", published in 1987 by the American-French Genealogical Society in Pawtucket, RI.

Re: Entienne Bisaillon m. Jeanne Roanes about 1680

cbisiar — 2008-04-05 04:00:36Z

Etienne Bisaillon was born in St Jean d'Aubriquoux, Ev. Clermont, Auvergne (Ar Le Puu, Haute Loire), France in 1660 to his parents Benoit Bisiar and Francoise Dublay. Etienne migrated to Canada and married Jeanne Roanes Roinay born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on October 3, 1662. They had seven children. Do you want their names?

Marj Bisiar

Re: Philomene Bissaillon/Fontaine

cbisiar — 2008-04-05 03:53:07Z

You might try looking for Philomene Bisiar. Our name, Bisaillon, has been changed to Bisiar. I think I may have a connection and i am looking through my records. I will send any information i might find.

Marj bisiar

Re: Sophie Bisaillon, 1824 married Pierre Riel

cbisiar — 2008-04-05 03:44:01Z

Could Sophie be a nickname? We have many Bisaillon's in our tree, but I can't find a Sophie.

Marj

Re: Sophie Bisaillon, 1824 married Pierre Riel

viking_41 — 2006-03-08 00:26:03Z

Do you know any additional information on Pierre ? I have a Pierre b. aug 3, 1802 Saint-Constant, Laprairie, Québec, Canada

John

Re: Philomene Bissaillon/Fontaine

cherylgilanoskimalouin — 2006-03-04 15:22:19Z

looking for info mation on a aurora fontaine malouin she wasmarreid to a if iget the spelling right doucette malouin and lived in pawtucket having one son that we know of lionel joseph who mareid woman bye the name of claire last name un known and had three children we beleive they stayed in an around the pawtucket area any info would be great help thanks you paul feel free to email me at mcoupletochat@aol.com

BEZIO=BISAILLON