Labonte - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Labonté/Leblanc

labonteptoulx — 2012-04-21 20:20:31Z

did you ever get the info regarding th
e secrecy behind the name Labontedit Leblanc

Ty
Gladys

Re: Labonte's in Mass. area

njdeblois — 2012-04-14 22:03:44Z

hi Marie..I am your cousin Nancy. I just happened upon your post while looking for info about (our) great grandfather. I am your uncle Roger's oldest daughter. I recently re-connected with your brother Larry as well! Hope you are well

Objet : Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

lestoasters — 2012-02-19 06:29:12Z

I am looking for this document ( David Labonte dit Vegiard. He married Archange Savaria 24 Jan 1826 in St Jean Baptiste)quebec canada
But it would be more David Vegiard dit Labonté and Archange Savary
Does anyone have found this document.
Thank you
my mail : lestoasters@hotmail.com

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

kltapp62 — 2012-02-07 13:58:08Z

Another family member's research indicates Damase Labonte's father as David Labonte dit Vegiard. He married Archange Savaria 24 Jan 1826 in St Jean Baptiste. I have info on his previous three generations also.Hope that helps.

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

kltapp62 — 2012-02-07 13:58:07Z

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

lestoasters — 2012-02-05 01:49:31Z

hello ! i'm not there yet , i 'v just started last week and i had problems finding Damasse and exupere's maried certificat but i have finaly foud it and it was in St-remi de Napiereville but it is unreadible and to bad because its the only way i can find Damasse and exupire .parent name . and now i am looking for Damasse 's birth certificat and cant find .
If i get any info on Exupire i will let you know.

André Labonté
lestoasters@hotmail.com

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

trmastro1 — 2012-02-04 22:07:39Z

Dear Andre,
Nice to meet you. My husband is a descendent of Damase and Exupere's son Joseph. I was wondering, do you have any family info on the Vaillancourt side? I was just going to start this research, so I thought I would check with you.

Best regards,
Tammy Mastroianni

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

lestoasters — 2012-02-03 02:51:50Z

Nice reading all these info , i was looking for damase and Exupere and found the infos here . I realised that my gg father Isaac have being maried 4 times between 1875 and 1860 first in 1875 with Alphonsine Lapiere , second in 1879 with Mathilde Bonbardier, tird in 1884 with Odile Latulipe and the last one in 1860 with Arthemise Coté ind i know he have moove in Northtroy , orlean vermont

Thanks for the infos
André Labonté
St Norbert quebec CAN

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

kltapp62 — 2011-11-15 17:46:31Z

Thanks Cousin, I'm overwhelmed. I need some time to sort these folks out. My research is jumbled because I can focus on one side of the family and then they are actually related to the other side! Thanks to Tammy also.
I will keep working as time permits, feel free to use my e-mail kltapp62@msn.com.

Regards,
Lee Anne LaBounty Tapp

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

ShariStrahan51 — 2011-11-14 21:29:40Z

Hello Lee Anne,
(And welcome to the fun, Tammy – you posted while I was retyping!)

This will be my third attempt at responding.... I'm having an issue with losing my posts before I finish.

I was not able to drop this mystery from my mind mainly because one of my third great-grandmothers was also named Sophronie Vegiard dite Labonte. (Mine was born 1825 at Beloeil.) Also, I'm genealogically obsessed. :)

At first I was nearly certain your Sophronie could not possibly be Isaac's sister... but now I am not so sure. A couple of points:

1. Death records are notoriously unreliable. The subject is never the informant, and we have to depend on a series of people who may not know for certain or not be invested to “get it right.” In the shortest chain a friend or family member answers questions, a doctor or funeral director writes notes, and then a clerk hopefully records accurately what was written.

2. French-Canadians of this period had no concept of “first” or “middle” names. A child was given a series of names at birth – usually 3 or so more than what was recorded by the priest in the baptismal register – and the person could use any or none of the names during his or her lifetime. A case in point is MY Sophronie Labonte, who was baptized simply as “Francoise.”

That said, I have found several things for your records:

In Sophronia LaBounty's Vermont death record her date of birth is given as 15 October 1853. And for the record, her place of death was St. Johnsbury Hosptial.

I find no female Vegiard or Labonte born on or near that 1853 date in St-Chrysostome to Damase and Exupere or anyone else.

I believe there is a good possibility that Sophronia and Joseph were married in Vermont, perhaps as far away from where they resided in Vermont as Burlington. You will need to find this record to have hope of easily proving her parents' names. (When you do locate it, will you please let me know?)

In the 1910 Census, Joseph and Sophronia were at Irasburg, Orleans Co., Vermont. This record states they both arrived in the US in 1882. The oldest child with them at the time (called Clifford) was born about 1885 in Vermont, but the next child listed, daughter “Dora”, was born in Canada. This is the only time Dora is listed as born in Canada (including the time in the 1900 Census when she is called “Dana” and a son of her parents) – and she died unmarried at Barton, VT on 11 Feb. 1969.

There are other errors from the 1910 Census, as the couple can be found in the 1880 US Census as Joseph and Saphronia at Fairfield, Franklin Co., Vermont. You probably know they were in Newport, Vermont in 1900, where Sophronia's birth is listed as “Oct. 1853” which does agree with her death record of 1922.

Joseph C. LaBounty was remarried at age 72 in Barton, Vermont to “Mrs. Joseph Freehart.” The marriage date was 8 Sept. 1924. Joseph was a farmer, born in Canada, the son of “Theophalie LaBounty” and “Julia Paresois.” The name of the officiating party was “Rev. Edward E. Marion” of Barton. If you subscribe to Ancestry.com the link is: http://search.ancestry.ca/browse/view.aspx?dbid=1606&iid...
“Theophalis” is Latin for “Theophile.”

Clifford Labounty of Newport, Vermont was the informant for the death of Joseph C. Labounty of Craftsbury, Vermont. Joseph's wife is given as “Selina Labounty.”The deceased was born 30 May 1853 in Canada, and the son of Theopholis Labounty and Julia Unknown, according to the record:
http://search.ancestry.ca/browse/view.aspx?dbid=1607&iid...

Also, I expect that Joseph LaBounty had a sister who is also listed in the Vermont Death Records:
Josephine LaBounty Duso, wife of Frank Duso, died 17 June 1937, apparently at Enosburg Falls, Vermont. Her birth date is given as 25 March 1852 in “Canada,” and she was the daughter of “Theophalis LaBounty” and unknown. The informant is Mrs. Ida Deatte of Enosburg Falls.

So what is to be made of Sophronia? I can find others named a variation of “Sophie Labonte” of the approximately correct age in the US before her 1872 marriage year, but nothing that is any more than the conjecture we have currently. I find no marriage for any variation of “Sophronie” in Quebec in the indexes available to me.

Next I decided to track Isaac's family in Quebec and see what could be learned. This is the result. I have drawn a tentative opinion, but would be remiss if I did not spend many more hours researching this family before stating it. I will allow you to formulate your own theory.

NOTE: I recommend you make a time-line at some point with “places” included to get the big picture. This will help you to know in which parishes to make a “Labonte” study.

Here is how I started this research. Isaac's family can be found at Shefford, PQ in the 1861 Census:

Damas Vegiard, cultiateur, age 33
Exupere Vaillancourt, age 34
Damas fils age 14
Joseph age 13
David age 11
Asaie (Isaac), age 10
Febrenie, age 7 (9?)
Henriette, age 4
Felix, age 3
Cyril, age 2
All are Catholic, all born in Quebec Province.

I next turned to the marriage of the parents. The Drouin version is all but illegible, so in the Quebec Parish Records at FamilySearch.org:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11857-163355-40...

Truncated and translated it reads -
On 28 Oct 1845 at St-Remi-de-Salle (Napierville) after the publication of 3 banns of marriage at their two parishes, Damase Vegiard (cultivateur), minor son of David Vegiard and Archange Savarie (note: Savary is the standard spelling) of the parish of St. Jean Chrysostome, married Exuper Vaillancourt, adult daughter of Joseph Vaillancourt (cultivateur) and Marie Daganet “of this parish.” Witnesses were Pierre and Antoine Savarie (sic) brothers of the groom and Pierre and Isidore Vaillancourt brothers of the bride, who along with the couple declared they could not sign (their names). The priest was named Bedard, and he signed alone.

I expected to find Isaac's baptism under the name “Asaie” but he is listed as “Isaac Vegiard”, born on the 11th and baptized on the 15th of February 1851 at St-Chrysostome. His godparents were Isaac Patenaude and Agathe Vegiard, no relationship noted.

I next turned to the sister with the unusual name, “Febrenie Labonte” who was age 7 or possibly 9 in 1861. I found a child born to Damase and Exupere called Marie-Febrone, born “the night before” and baptized on 10 October 1852. Her godparents were Laurent Vegiard and Josephte Deniaud.

NOT making an exhaustive search of each year in the subject parishes, but searching in the indexes of various search engines, I was able to locate in the original parish records these other children born to Damase and Exupere:

Joseph, born 27 and baptized 28 April 1848 at St-Chrysostome, godparents Joseph Vaillancourt and Marie Dagenais (I would venture these are Exupere's parents, the baby's maternal grandparents).

Damase, born on the 8th and not baptized until the 21st of October 1849 also at St-Chrysostome.

Felix Vegiard dit Labonte, born and baptized on 3 May 1857 at St-Joseph-d'Ely (Valcourt), godparents were Joseph Provost and Marie Basinet.

Cyrille Vegiard dit Labonte, born the 5th and not baptized until 16 May 1858 at St-Joseph-d'Ely (Valcourt), godparents were Joseph Fontaine and Sophie Vasseur.

Now to find other places this family lived and in what years I looked for additional parish records for the children. Of these children (siblings of Isaac) the following marriages were found:

8 Feb 1869 at St-Bernardin (Waterloo), Damase Vegiard dit Labonte of St-Joseph-d'Ely, adult son of Damase Vegiard dit Labonte and Exupere Vaillancourt of St-Joseph-d'Ely, and Agnes Ledoux, adult daughter of the deceased Louis Ledoux and the deceased Sophie Maille of “this parish.”

As you know, Isaac married in 1875 at St-Bibiane – parents were living and of “St-Malachie.”

From bms2000.org – transcriptions of parish and civil records – this is the ONLY record I did not see an original of - on “1883-09-04” ( I HATE when they write dates like that) Joseph Grignon, widower of Elisabeth McClure married Henriette Labonte at Burlington, Vermont, she was the widow of Joseph Recheleau (Rocheleau?) and the daughter of Damase Labonte and “Isildera” Vaillancourt. The couple is noted as residing at “So Burlington.”

29 April 1889 at St-Fulgence (Durham-Sud) after the publication of 1 bann of marriage -
Cyrille Labonte, farmer of “Newport Etats-Unis” (Newport, Vermont, US) adult son of Damase Labonte, farmer of the parish of Ste-Christine d'Acton and the deceased Exulpere Vaillencourt, married Delima Cote, adult daughter of Sylvain Cote and Adeline Marquis.

Among other things we now know that Exupere died between 1875 (Isaac's marriage) and April 1889 (Cyril's marriage) and some if not all of the parishes where Damase resided between those years.

No smoking gun I'm afraid, but plenty to sink your teeth into.... OK, so who is this Joseph C. LaBounty was my next question.

His parents are more or less named correctly in the Vermont marriage record of 1924. They are:
Theophile Vegiard dit Labonte and Julie Parisot...

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11898-55572-34?...

Married at St-Charles-sur-Richelieu on the 29th of January 1850 after the publication of 3 banns of marriage in “this parish” and “at Beloeil” (you should have seen my eyes bulge at THAT) and “at Varennes”, Theophile Labonte dit Vegiard, minor son of the deceased Joseph Labonte farmer formerly of Beloeil and of Julie Rainaud (HERE I let out a “Whoop!”), and Julie Parisot living at Saint-Charles, adult daughter of the deceased Joseph Parisot formerly a farmer at Varennes and of the deceased Louise (Faverot?).

First let me say I believe Julie Parisot's parents are actually Joseph Dalpe dit Pariseau and Louise Favreau who married in 1822 at Varennes,

Next let me say “Hello Cousin!” MY Sophronie Vegiard dite Labonte b. 1825 Beloeil was also a child of OUR Joseph Vegiard-Labonte and Julie Renaud dite Blanchard of St-Mathieu de Beloeil, a sister of your Theophile!

Best regards,
Shari Strahan, Genealogist
Massachusetts

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

trmastro1 — 2011-11-14 18:31:30Z

Hello,
I was very excited to read your posts on the Vegiard dit Labounty line. I recently discovered that my husbands GG Grandfather (Joseph) is the son of Damase Vegiard dit Labounty and Exupere Vaillancourt. Looks like Joseph is the brother of your Isaac!

Here are the kids I have found for Damase and Exupere. Damase, Joseph, David, Isaac, Eugenie, Henriette, Felix and Cyril. I found this is the 1861 Canadian census.

Is this what you have as well?

Regards,
Tammy M.

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

kltapp62 — 2011-11-10 13:52:38Z

Thank you! It looks like a possibility that my father's great grandmother Sophronia was sister to my mother's great grandfather, Isaac. I had assumed they may had been cousins. My uncle paid someone to do research and both Isaac and Damase were dit Vegiard in that line.

Interesting puzzle, regardless of degree of relation. I will have to do more research on Sophronia/ Joseph C. marriage. The old Canadian priests were crazy about using "Joseph", but someone in family thinks he may have been called "Clifford"

Your research is much appreciated.

Regards, Lee Anne Labounty Tapp

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

ShariStrahan51 — 2011-11-10 04:20:45Z

Labonte is a dit nomme (think "also called") for different surnames. The most common are Clement, Bray, Marotte and Vegiard, but there are many others.

They all may be closely related - that is not unusual, or not at all.

Sophronia's death record names her father as Damase Labonte, however.

I cannot find her marriage to Joseph. Do you know the name of the parish for that?

Isaac's marriage at St-Bibiane is under the full name of "Vigiard dit Labonte" and gives his parents as Damase Vigiard dit Labonte and Exuper Vaillancourt. They were all of St-Malachie of Melbourne. The standardized spelling of this name would be: Vegiard.

Marie Alphonsine Lapierre's parents are named as what looks like Milazippe Lapierre and Clothilde Honorine Chartier. This family was also of St-Malachie.

Regards,
Shari Strahan

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

kltapp62 — 2011-11-09 13:25:17Z

Thanks for reply. My info is mostly based on written family history from some great-aunts. Isaac was married to Alphonsine Lapierre 05 Apr 1875 Ste Bilbane de Richmond, Que.Isaac's father may have been Damase Labonte.

And yes, my Sophronia Labonte died Apr 11 1922 in "Barton" (near St. Johnsbury), buried St. Mary's Newport. She was married to Joseph C. Labonte/LaBounty 27 dec. 1872.

I was curious that family info had Sophronia with Labonte as maiden name and the married a Labonte. Also curious how my maternal and paternal Labontes are related.

Regards, Lee Anne LaBounty Tapp

Re: Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

ShariStrahan51 — 2011-11-09 11:41:54Z

Who was the wife of Issac Labonte?

Was your Sophronia Labonte the one who died at St. Johnsbury, Vermont 11 April 1922?

Regards,
Shari Strahan

Labonte members born St.Jean Chrysostome, Canada

kltapp62 — 2011-11-01 16:11:26Z

Looking for info on parents or siblings of Isaac Labonte b. 1848 or Sophronia Labonte b. 1853. One is on my maternal side and other on paternal side. Also, Sophronia Labonte married Joseph Labonte (LaBounty) in 1872.

Re: Napolean 2 time

kltapp62 — 2011-10-26 15:00:45Z

I'm a descendent of Isaac Labonte b. 1848 on maternal side and Sophronia LaBounty/Labonte b. 1853 on paternal side and also she was married to Joseph C LaBounty b.1853.Any info on their parents would be helpful.

Re: Jules William LaBonte

elcork76 — 2011-10-09 23:38:15Z

Thank you. This is my family and I had been looking for this info.

Re: Leelanau County LaBonte's

lilliangourd1 — 2011-09-14 04:44:35Z

Dear Nadene,
Are you still looking for info on the Leelanau Labonte's? My aunts were both married to sons of Richard. My aunt Alice passed away in Leelanau in 1933--she was married to Alphonse. I would like to hear from you--maybe we can help each other. Feel free to use my e-mail address.
ps My maiden name is Goulet.

lilliangourd@yahoo.com

Re: Thérèse Marot dit Labonté married Joseph Courchesne

RobertLaBonte65 — 2011-09-14 02:20:08Z

I have found the complete family line of Marot and Marot dit Labonte. These are my ancestors also Boutin, Boucher, Houde and Roussin. If anyone is interested, I'm at
dandumarcheterre@aol.com

Re: Roger LaBonte

joyness1 — 2011-08-13 20:11:31Z

I never received notice of your reply from May. Email me at
nckowal@optonline.net and I will send you further info.
Chris

Re: Thérèse Marot dit Labonté married Joseph Courchesne

RobertLaBonte65 — 2011-07-31 19:59:14Z

Do you know the names and dates of these children? This is my family, thank you

Re: Seeking LeBonte links

fitz17 — 2011-06-22 17:03:25Z

Other children of LEVI LABONTÉ & EMMA EVANS found in the same source:

GRACE OPHELIA: born Nov 30, 1891, baptized Mar 8, 1892 (sponsors: John Labonté & Ophelia Leinbach), buried Dec 9, 1907

LEVI ELLIS: b Dec 6, 1894, bp Dec 16, 1894 (sp: S. Henry Souligney & Frances Clark)

ETHEL MARGARET: b Jul 6, 1897, bp Jul 25, 1897 (sp: Toussaint Delisle & Margaret Lonion)

DAVID EUGENE: b Sep 5, 1899, bp Sep 24, 1899 (sp: Henry Bouché & Eliz. Ann Souligney) & married ESTA HENDRICKS Feb 24, 1853 at Sacred Heart, Vincennes

JOHN DANIEL: b Dec 21, 1901 & bp Feb 16, 1902 (sp: Mary Ann Labonté)

JOHN D: bur Nov 4, 1902 age 17 months - there is no other information next to this entry...possibly same as above?

EMMA JANE: b Feb 6, ? & bp Feb 28, 1904 (sp: Henry Holtert & Mary Belle Labonté)

Also, EMMA JANE LABONTÉ (née EVANS?) was bp Apr 3, 1893 (sp: Frances Souligney) & bur Mar 4, 1908, age 41 years

I hope this helps!

Re: Flavie Labonte of St-Cyprien, Quebec

achalut — 2011-06-18 09:28:52Z

good luck

Re: Labonté/Leblanc

achalut — 2011-06-18 09:14:30Z

good luck

Elmer A. Labonte, b.1913, brother Orville F., b.1917, sons of Leonard/Maud, lived Hancock Co., IL

margerice1 — 2011-06-06 03:56:09Z

I have an original postcard photograph of Elmer Anton Labonte, age 4 years, and Orville Frederick Labonte, age 9 months”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. I found obituaries online for both, showing Elmer was born Oct 1913 and Orville in March 1917. Photo was taken in late 1917.

I found the boys with their parents in the 1920 and 1930 censuses for Wythe (Hancock Co.) IL, showing their parents as Leonard and Maud M. Labonte, and siblings Lawrence A. and Leola K. In 1920, Elmer A. was 6 and Orville was 2 yrs. 9 mo.; in 1930, they were 16 and 13.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to this Labonte family.

Re: Seeking LeBonte links

JRice3329 — 2011-05-12 11:31:46Z

I would like to know what other information you have on this family please.

Re: Joseph-Alyre Labonte and Marie-Elmire Blouin, marriage

elcork76 — 2011-05-07 11:32:09Z

Thank you.

Re: Joseph-Alyre Labonte and Marie-Elmire Blouin, marriage

ShariStrahan51 — 2011-05-07 04:11:19Z

From the Quebec parish registers of Notre-Dame-Auxiliatrice-de-Buckland, folio 16:

On 30 July 1878 the marriage of Joseph-Alyre Labonte, farmer in this parish (adult son of Joseph Labonte and Angele Collet of the parish of St-Henri) and Marie-Elmire Blouin (minor age daughter of the deceased Pierre Blouin and Perpetue Laflamme of Notre-Dame-Auxiliatrice-de-Buckland).

I am not closely related to this family.

Regards,
Shari Strahan
Genealogist

Re: Jules William LaBonte

elcork76 — 2011-05-06 23:34:40Z

Is that the tree with Allyre Joseph Labonte who married Elmire Blouin? If so, could you share it with me?

Re: Jules William LaBonte

dandumarcheterre — 2011-05-06 17:36:37Z

My new email address now is dandumarcheterre@aol.com.....
I have a complete LaBonte Tree to France.
Robert O. LaBonte Sr.

Re: Roger LaBonte

dandumarcheterre — 2011-05-01 15:19:07Z

Chris, I am very interested. Reason: I have over 2000 names in my family tree. It starts with Jean Dandurand:b 1637 in France. They are my mothers side, but on my fathers side I only have 3 generations ( 6 people ) on my fathers side. What I need is their siblings and families.
This is my story;
Hello, my name is Robert LaBonte 65 years old. My grandparents were Jules Marcheterre married Demerise Gagnon. We of the Dandurand dit Marcheterre line. My mother is Germaine Marcheterre married Ernest LaBonte, and I am looking for my ancestors, so that we can match intelligence and fill in empty spaces, I am from Oregon, United States, I moved here from Salem, Massachusetts. All Marcheterre are related, we all came from: Jean Dandurand: b France, 1663, and his son Antoine Dandurand dit Marcheterre: (b) 1668 of France. He had two sons, and they came to Canada
Oh by the way I have a brother Roger Jules LaBonte.

Re: Roger LaBonte

joyness1 — 2011-04-30 19:55:51Z

I gave my name in the messages. It is Chris. I am just trying to help you as I have been tracing the French lines for many years. There is further info available if you are interested.
Chris

Re: Roger LaBonte

dandumarcheterre — 2011-04-30 14:40:55Z

May I ask who this is: joyness1?

Re: Roger LaBonte

joyness1 — 2011-04-30 01:31:20Z

I was finally able to find his marriage record:

Massachusetts Marriages, 1841-1915 for Jules Labonti
Name: Jules Labonti
Titles & Terms:
Event: Marriage
Event Date: 07 Oct 1907
Event Place: Salem, , Massachusetts
Gender: Male
Age: 27
Marital Status:
Race:
Birth Date: 1880
Birthplace: , , Canada
Marriage Registration Year:
Marriage Registration Place: Salem, , Massachusetts
Estimated Birth Year: 1880
Father: Auguste Labonti
Father's Titles & Terms:
Mother: Adele Michaud
Mother's Titles & Terms:
Spouse: Emelie Ross
Spouse's Titles & Terms:
Spouse's Race:
Spouse's Marital Status:
Spouse's Father: Pierre Ross
Spouse's Father's Titles & Terms:
Spouse's Mother: Elizabeth De Champlain
Spouse's Mother's Titles & Terms:
Record Number: 12514
Film Number: 2315299
Digital Folder Number: 4329357
Image Number: 00765
Number of Images: 1

Chris

Re: Roger LaBonte

joyness1 — 2011-04-30 01:03:07Z

According to birth records for children:
Joseph Jules Wilfrid
Peter L.
Arthur
Joseph Philippe
their Mother was Emelie Ross.
Do you know if Jules had siblings named William and Louisa?
They both also married Rosses in 1908 and 1910 in Salem.
If so, Jules parents were Jean August Labonte and Adele Michaud.

Chris

Re: Roger LaBonte

dandumarcheterre — 2011-04-29 21:01:12Z

Jules William was born 1879 and died 1944. He married Emilie
Ross.

Re: Roger LaBonte

joyness1 — 2011-04-27 11:22:20Z

When was Jules born? Who did he marry?
Chris

Re: Roger LaBonte

dandumarcheterre — 2011-04-26 19:55:37Z

This is Robert O. LaBonte Sr., looking for ancestors of Jules LaBonte of Salem, Mass. My father is Ernest LaBonte.My new email address is dandumarcheterre@aol.com

Re: Louis Goodness

joansliljems — 2011-03-31 00:06:42Z

Suzie,
Is there any way you could send me that information as well. I am trying to research the same things as what Jill is in fact, I believe that Jills' husband and I are cousins because Louis is my grandfather and Ambros Edward Labonte is my Great Grandfather. I am trying to find out what his parents names are and when and where they came from and the dates pertaining to their lives and so on.
I sure would appreciate any information you can give me.
Thanks again,

Joan Goodness/Dulak

Re: Lewis(louis) Goodness

joansliljems — 2011-03-31 00:00:35Z

Jill,

According to my father, William Goodness, the name changed happened when Louis Francis Goodness was born. His father Ambros Edward changed it at that time from Labonte to Goodness. I am trying to gather information from the goodness side and if you have any information I could use I would really appreciate it. Thanks and Good Luck

Joan Dulak

Re: Jules William LaBonte

elcork76 — 2011-03-16 01:21:44Z

Thank you for your post. This is the Labonte family I've been working on.

Those anyone here know some of my relatives?

2011-03-03 01:37:42Z

Hello my name is Marie-Eve. I live in Aylmer in Québec. My grand-parents live in repentigny. There names r: George Labonté and Rolande Rochette. They had 4 children: Linda, Yves, Michel and André Labonté. My father is Yves. Um I really don't know if your related 2 me so well either way could you right back to me! That would be so cool! :-)

Later
Marie-Eve

It''s me again..

2011-03-03 01:37:27Z

Oh and my age is 14. My dad married to a girl named Jocelyne and she is in the Avoine Family she is 41 and my dad is 42 :-)

Labonte of Belmont Mass

bob12384 — 2011-03-01 23:07:48Z

searching for Paul Francis Labonte b. 5/26/1910 and wife Marilyn Gertrude (Greely) married 9/17/1943 in Belmont. Hoping to locate his/her family or death location. Found his mother Juliette burial in Wayland, Ma and his sister Lucille Barstow buried in Flint, Mi. Father Frank N Labonte was a pharmacist. Found her Mother, Father and 2 Sisters (Greely)burial locations.

LABONTE Roland C - Vietnam Wall section 26W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-04 15:09:45Z

LABONTE Roland C - Vietnam Wall section 26W

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If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Labonté/Leblanc

joyness1 — 2011-01-02 20:57:03Z

Sorry, I do not know about the secrecy of the name change.
Chris

Re: Labonté/Leblanc

GLabont — 2011-01-02 19:27:33Z

Thank You Cris for the info,

Do you know the response that that was given to Murielle Posted: 18 Feb 2001 9:07AM by Rollande Leblanc regarding the secrecy on the name change of Joseph Leblanc to Labonté.

Thank You Gladys

Re: Labonté/Leblanc

joyness1 — 2011-01-01 19:17:47Z

Marriage: On June 14, 1875 in Notre-Dame Town/District: Ottawa/Ottawa-Carleton-Regional-Municipality, On
Joseph Labonte [ Isidore Labonte & Adelaide Goyer ]
and
Marcelline Filion [ Francois-Xavier Filion & Emelie Roy ]

Isidore LEBLANC-LABONTE
Joseph LEBLANC-LABONTE Marianne VALIQUET
Aug 19 1845 Notre-Dame, Ottawa, Ontario
Adelaide GOYET-dit-BELISLE
Joseph GOYET-dit-BELISLE Josephte RODRIGUE

Isidore's marriage on p 161 of the following index:
"Mariages de L'Outaouais (Vol IV)" published by Pontbriand in 1972.

Isidore LeBlanc (Joseph & Marianne Valiquet)
m 19 August 1845, N. D. d'Ottawa to
Adélaide Goyer (Joseph & Josephte Rodrigue)

Chris

Re: Labonté/Leblanc

GLabont — 2010-12-28 01:34:57Z

Hi

did you ever get an answer to this question if so could you please share it with me, Joseph Leblanc was my great grandather and I have been looking for his info for a long time.

TY
Gladys Labonté

labonteproulx@yahoo.com