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Herbert Francis Lallier, Jr., 1936-2012 b. ROSS county, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-22 14:38:51Z

Herbert Francis Lallier, Jr., TSGT Ret.

SPOKANE VALLEY, WA: Herb entered into eternal peace on April 13, 2012, at The Gardens on University in Spokane Valley, WA, after a long struggle with multiple medical illnesses.

Herb was born the third of 14 children in Chillicothe, Ohio on August 19, 1936, to Herbert Sr. and Ruth Whetstone.
He graduated from Chillicothe High School in 1954, and entered the United States Air Force upon graduation.
He proudly served as a Survival Instructor, retiring in 1975 from Fairchild Air Force Base after more than 20 years of service. His professionalism and outstanding knowledge of survival, life support and parachuting as a Jump Master, resulted in major contributions to the effectiveness and success of the Air Force Survival School.

Herb is survived by his wife of over 30 years, LeAnne; and their three children, Krista, Daniel, and Nicholas of Spokane Valley, WA.
Also surviving is his former wife, Patty LaBeau; and their four children, Debbie (Don) Skjothaug of Cheney, WA, Donna (Bob) Miller of Chillicothe, OHIO, Herb (Tammy) Lallier III of Spokane Valley, WA, and Gary (Kim) Lallier of Spokane, WA; he is also survived by his 13 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews; five sisters, June, Jean, Jane, Joyce, and Jacqueline; and six brothers, Bob, Ronnie, Rick, Joe, Paul, and Larry, all in the Chillicothe area.
Herb is preceded in death by his parents; sister, Joan; and brother, Jim.

A celebration of life with full military honors will be held on Saturday, April 28, 2012, at 11:30 AM at The Intersection Church, 905 N. McDonald Rd., Spokane Valley, WA. Reception will follow the service.

Inurnment will be at a later date at the Washington State Veterans Cemetery in Medical Lake, WA.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the VA Community Living Center Hospice Unit, 4815 N. Assembly St., Spokane, WA 99205, or the Spokane Humane Society, 6607 N. Havana St., Spokane, WA 99217.

Community Cremation Service Spokane Valley 13127 E. Sprague, Spokane Valley, WA 99216 509-926-2020. Online guestbook: www.CommunityCremationService.com

Published in the Chillicothe Gazette on April 22, 2012 .

Re: Lallier dit Marcheterre

drconnot — 2012-04-08 02:10:29Z

Mary Ange L'Allier was my maternal grandmother...I have extensive genealogy on the L'Allier as well as on her husband Telesphore Martin

Re: Michael Lallier

DeboskLee — 2011-01-15 01:53:21Z

Hello Lisa!! My name is Debra. Michael is also my great great grandfather. I've been trying to go further back in the Lallier (Lalleyer) family to Michaels parents and siblings, but haven't gotten anywhere with it. His wife Elizabeth Grubb has quite a traceable history. Please let me know if you've had any luck. Thanks!

Re: L'Alliere dit Marcheterre

DeboskLee — 2011-01-11 03:04:22Z

Hello all, I'm searching for family members and I've been trying to follow my family name, Lallier, but I've gotten stuck at Michael Lallier b. 1827 and wife Elizabeth (Grubb) in Canada. Would anyone be able to expand to his parents, siblings and beyond?

Thank you. Any information or direction is much appreciated.

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

RobertLaBonte65 — 2009-09-13 19:56:10Z

The first Dandurand { Antoine } to come to Canada from (Nouvelle France) in 1693. He did come from a Parish in the city of Paris and came typically as a soldier. He landed on a small island near Québec City called Île d'Orléan. He married a local girl, served his military assignment and was given a parcel of land to cultivate. That parcel of land is on the south shore of the St-Lawrence river. He had a number of children. We found out that the name change occurred when two of his sons feuded to the point that one changed his name to Marcheterre and move down the St-Lawrence river to a town name Rimouski. The rest of the Dandurand clan gradually drifted in the other direction and mostly settle in Montréal. Part of the family branched off and moved to Grand Isle, Vt. It seem that the name Dandurand dit Marcheterre was used there. Owing to large families and healthy living the family has covered most of this continent.

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

RobertLaBonte65 — 2009-09-13 19:50:11Z

My Marcheterre's go back to Antoine Dandurand dit Marcheterre:b 1663 in did they go further up?

Re: L'Allier dit Marcheterre

countryvignettes — 2009-08-07 14:53:03Z

these are pictures of a latin-french dictionnary owned by Joseph L'Allier who went on to become a medical doctor and settled in Sommerset, Wisconsin after marrying his cousin...
the signature may be his also, perhaps a young student playing with the option of family names at a time where the Marcheterre was essentially droped fom this leg of the L'Allier family....who knows...

Re: L'Allier dit Marcheterre

countryvignettes — 2009-08-07 14:49:29Z

My grandfather was Oscar L'Allier, born in Wisconsin....
He had 2 sons, Lucien and Raymond.

Re: L'Allier dit Marcheterre

countryvignettes — 2009-08-07 14:26:01Z

My grandfather was Oscar L'Allier, born in Wisconsin....
He had 2 sons, Lucien and Raymond.

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

RobertOLaBonteSr — 2008-10-26 03:40:22Z

Are you related to Dandurand dit Marcheterre?

Re: LALLIER dit MARCHETERRE

RobertOLaBonteSr — 2008-08-06 02:50:39Z

The first Dandurand to come to Canada (Nouvelle France) from France landed in Canada in 1693. He did come from a Parish in the city of Paris and came typically as a soldier. He landed on a small island near Québec City called Île d'Orléan. He married a local girl, served his military assignment and was given a parcel of land to cultivate. Theat parcel of land is on the south shore of the St-Lawrence river. He had a number of children. We found out that the name change occurred when two of his sons feuded to the point that one changed his name to Marcheterre and move down the St-Lawrence river to a town name Rimouski. The rest of the Dandurand clan gradually drifted in the other direction and mostly settle in Montréal. There is a quick excerpt of a long story. Tell me about you.

Re: L'Alliere dit Marcheterre

RobertOLaBonteSr — 2008-08-06 01:00:26Z

Hi, Are you talking about JEAN DANDURAND of the DANDURAND
dit MARCHETERRE clan?

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

RobertOLaBonteSr — 2008-06-22 19:52:45Z

Hello,
I read your message about that you may go back in history.
Do you have anything on the early Marcheterre's??

Re: Emma Lallier

tilliewillie — 2008-05-15 02:36:25Z

Hello. Trying to see if your Emil Tuenge is the Emil Tuenge that I'm trying to gain more info on. The dates and children, spouse etc look the same, and Emil I have in tree/family pictures was supposedly "adopted" by my great great grandparents August and Augusta Tuenge. I do not know at this time his birth parents, which I'm trying to figure out, he shows up in a couple of family pictures as a child and is on census sheets in MN. I only know from my grandparents and later same type of story from a great aunt only that there was 'something' the family in that generation "did not talk about" etc, so maybe...relative or out of wedlock or something not fully disclosed. This Emil was born in Germany in 1884 so thus I don't think his birth parents would have been born in USA. My great great grandparents came to US and settled in Minnesota about 1889 or 1890 - settled in West Newton, New Ulm area. He stays on the census info until after father August died (who is buried between New Ulm and Fairfax rural cemetery) then moved to Pine/Danforth area with mother, (adopted) brother Richard & family. He is listed as a son on great great grandmothers (Augusta Tuenge) obit info (she was apparently living with him and family at that time and died in Pine County), but not as a 'brother' on couple of adopted siblings obits later. So if by chance he's the same and you have the birth parents info, that would be great - I'd love to be contacted or share any info later too.

Emma Lallier

REDVoegele — 2008-02-22 02:03:59Z

I am looking for information regarding the ancestors of Emma Lallier m. Arthur Tuenge, mother of Emil Tuenge. If anyone can help me I would appreciate it.

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

femmesage — 2008-01-03 04:14:57Z

I have quite a bit of information on Lallier-dit-Marcheterre. There was a geneology done in the early sixty's that traces the family back to the 15th century in France. I think it goes back to 1432. I have a copy of this research.

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

lbwhite_1 — 2006-10-31 00:45:30Z

This is my family lineage I belive, I 've heard the stories where a brother was lost or seperated on the St. Lawrence In Canada.
Please look at this site although not complete.

Lori

Re: Cousin?

2006-08-25 20:20:45Z

Could we be related......... Grandfather and grandmother is in Croghan St. Stephen's.....Grandfather Peter is in Boonville? Where mother Bernice Lallier Weaver Galloway is ...Grandmother Delphia or Ophelia......how are we related...?

Re: Stood by my great grandfather's grave in Crogan NY Lewis County

2006-08-25 18:10:43Z

So happy for you My grandparents & aunts &uncles are buried there too My father had an ancle Peter but it is not the one everyone is looking for as he had no children By the way, Croghan has an H in its spelling God bless

Re: Lallier & Campany Crogan NY Lewis Co.

2006-08-21 16:17:24Z

Thank you very much Elizabeth will have to go check it out..

Re: Lallier & Campany Crogan NY Lewis Co.

2006-08-20 02:28:31Z

Helen:

Call the Crogan Meat Market as John Campany is related to the ancester you seek as he may be the grandson....

search on the web for the Crogan Meat Market ...you will find their website phone and address ...His wife Charleen is doing the geneology of the family

Stood by my great grandfather's grave in Crogan NY Lewis County

2006-08-20 02:25:35Z

I wanted to thank everyone....I found where my great grandfather and Great mother's grave was in St. Stephen's Cemetary....It was quiet..in the country and I searched around not believing I actually belonged to someone...and when I found their graves with their parents and uncles ...a very sweet moment in time...I said "thank you for the life that you lived and gave...as your blood and love became a part of me"....I felt so connected ...like time had not cheaten us with death........they had been there all the time ...waiting for me...as it my time to walk above and leave those moments for my great grand children to come...." thank you ...I have gone back to 1607 in France.....we are still searching past.....I am no longer an illegitimate bastard child...I am a Lallier............

Re: Lallier & Campany Crogan NY Lewis Co.

2006-07-16 16:03:40Z

I believe my grandfather was Peter Lallier from Crogan. He had a first wife who had two daughters...I am from Bearnice.....anyone ..can you help..I was given up at birth

Louis Lallier

kmsiever — 2005-12-27 17:17:19Z

Hi all,

I am looking for information on ancestors for Louis Lallier born around 1839. His wife's name was Minee (I would love to be able to find her maiden name; although, I think it may be McDonald) and they had a daughter (Louise) born to them 23 Feb 1866 in Lourdes, Québec, Canada.

Please let me know if you have any information.

Thanks.

Re: Louis Lallier

kmsiever — 2005-12-27 17:17:19Z

Sorry everyone, I just found out that Louis' wife's name was Sarah McDonald. Everything else is the same.

Re: Louis Lallier

kmsiever — 2005-12-27 17:17:19Z

Actually, the information regarding Sara McDonald that was given to me was incorrect. Louis Lallier's wife's name was Lumina Lafontaine. Apparently Minee is a familiar form of Lumina. If anyone has any information on this individual, please let me know. The 1881 Canadian census has her down as 36 years old.

Re: Lallier information

SMDCONSULTANTS — 2005-05-28 18:14:57Z

HAD RECENTLY REVIEWED MESSAGE BOARD AND JUST WANTED TO REPLY.

Re: Moïse Lallier-Domitille Pigeon

2005-05-03 02:10:57Z

He lived in Waterbury CT in the early 1900's. My grandfather is Earl Lallier (I don't know yet if there is a realation, working on another part of the family), and I came across that name (Moise) in one of the city guides or maybe it was a census. It was definately between 1900 and 1910. Email if you want more info and I'll dig it up.

Lallier & Campany Crogan NY Lewis Co.

helenny — 2005-03-07 03:15:53Z

Looking for Mary Ann Lallier born April 1861 NY and married John M Campeny or Campany 1883. She died 1906 in Crogan.NY . They had 6 Children.
Leonard M 1883
Arline L 1885
Isabelle 1887
Flora A. 1889 - 1979 married Laurence Kampnich on 1919
Stella M or Estella M 1892 -
Homer 1905
I am looking for Mary Ann Lallier's Parents .. Hope someone can help me .. thank you.

Lallier & Campany Crogan NY Lewis Co.

helenny — 2005-03-07 03:13:06Z

I am looking for info on Frank and Kate (Campany) Lallier. I have her name as Anna I got that name from the 1870 Census . I am looking for there children and the Campany family.. Please email me I have some info on the Campany family I will be glad to share. Thank you. Helen
hparish@gisco.net

Re: Peter Lallier - Granddaughter seeks info - Lewis Co NY

2005-01-01 04:28:52Z

Dear Elizabeth,

Received your e-mail re: Peter, Joseph, and Pierre L'Allier, in that order. It is possible that Pierre L'Allier, your great-great-grandfather was son born to Jerome L'Allier (b.18260 and Adeline Celina Charbonneau. They were married in 1852 in St. Augustin and it appears that Pierre L'Allier was the first son born, fitting your time frame. Adeline Celina were of St. Jerome., Terrebonne, Quebec...like many of the L'Allier's.
Pierre L'Allier was 2nd son to Jerome L'Allier de Marcheterre and Marie Theotiste Beneche dit LaVictoire. Marie Theotiste died in 1875 and Jerome L'Allier de Marcheterre (the first of these) remarried Esther Charbonneau 9possibly related to Adeline who was married to Jerome (the second). It is possible that they too had a son named Pierre.

you can contact the National Library in Quebec City...will try to recover how...to check both lines of decent. Cost is about $2.00 per .5 hour. hope this helps. May be Denise L'ALLIER-Pray can help.

Yours in the family of L'Allier

Louis

Re: Peter Lallier - Granddaughter seeks info - Lewis Co NY

2004-12-29 18:56:17Z

Elizabeth, Please reply to my e-mail and I will send you an excel spreadsheet with more details. All the L'Alliers are related, period. Even the ones who have dropped the apostrophy and the capital A. Can't wait to talk to you...Denise

Re: Peter Lallier - Granddaughter seeks info - Lewis Co NY

2004-12-28 04:25:45Z

Peter Lallier was born 10/12/1903 and Married Delia Youngs in 1926 (she died 1936 leaving 2 daughters-one my biological mother) Peter is buried in St. Josephs cemetary in Boonville NY ...Peter's parents are Joseph Lallier and Elva Smith . We believe Joseph was born in 1880 in Quebec and his Father (head of household was Pierre Lallier)...the census place is Ste-Jerome, Terrebonne, Quebec....my French is very little and limited......I also have a Peter Lallier born 1803 (g-g-grandfather maybe father of Joseph born in France ended up in same county of Lewis , NY)....so my great grandfather is Joseph from Quebec listed as French Canadian.......I was left at a hospital in 1956...in St. LAwrence County NY...would just like to know why my sons are so handsome.....thank you for the information...

Re: Peter Lallier - Granddaughter seeks info - Lewsi Co NY

2004-12-28 02:48:08Z

Dear Elizabeth Dana,

In regards to the possibility of being related to the L'Allier's od Canada...it is possible. Need to know how far back in your geneology with Peter Lallier you can go. Peter, your grandfather was born?...his father? his grandfather,etc. until your last known record. Possilbly I can help you if I knes the above info. Two brothers came over from France...both fell off a boat in the St. Lawrence...the Canadian one we know survived...the other was never heard from again. As I said, there is that possibiltiy...but I need to know how far baack your info goes to proceed.

Louis Martin

Peter Lallier - Granddaughter seeks info - Lewsi Co NY

2004-12-26 02:27:59Z

I am the grandaughter of a Peter Lallier who resided in Lewis County...wife died with leaving two daughters...one was Bernice Louise Lallier on my birth certificate...met most of my half brothers or sisters....trying to climb up tree..Bernice died in Watertown Ny a few years ago...

Re: Lallier dit Marcheterre

2004-12-26 02:15:01Z

Hello...I am searching my grandfather Peter Lallier from upstate New york.......I believe he was somehow related to the French line from Canada ...anyone please help ...I am a granddaughter ........of his...I believe he or his father was a famous blacksmith....

Re: Lallier dit Marcheterre

2004-10-12 21:57:27Z

Bon Jour, cousin Denise,
Charlemagne L'Allier, I believe, was (or is) a renowned Chef who used to work in Montreal...Correct? E-mail is loumartin@verizon.net. I do have a few oral traditions given to me by Marie Ange L'Allier Martin... and I do believe that I do know why or how the dit Marcheterre was added to the name. Will try to e-mail you at your address.

Louis

Re: Lallier dit Marcheterre

2004-10-12 13:59:36Z

Bonjour Louis,

Actually, my grandfather is Charlemagne, son of Eugene, who is son of Doctor Joseph Octave. That would make your great-grandfather my great-great-great Uncle. Send me your e-mail and I will send you a file that will amaze you...

Denise

Re: Lallier dit Marcheterre

2004-10-12 03:07:28Z

To Renard L'Allier

Am great -grandson of Joseph Octave L'Allier dit Marcheterre.
Grandmother was Marie Ange L'Allier married to Martin Telesphore Martin, and sister to your father Jerome I believe.
Am interested to know if you have any info that goes back beyond Rivarrenes, France and DEnys

Thanks for any reply.

Lou

Louis Arthur Martin

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

2004-09-13 03:33:34Z

Michel,

I find it interesting that you have not heard of any other Lallier line. This gives me great hope that perhaps I may be able to connect my Lallier line back to France.

My great-great-great-grandfather was Louis Lallier. He married a woman named Sara/Sarah McDonald/MacDonald. I do not have any more information on him. I do know, however, that they had a daughter named Louise born on 23 February of 1865 or 1866 in Lourdes, Québec, Canada.

I would be interested to know if you have any idea how this line could be connected to the main Lallier line.

Lallier family info needed

1820Greggsearch — 2004-08-04 05:05:59Z

We are looking for info on Peter Lalger; the spelling has been different so many times. He was the father of Elizabeth Bohn who was married to John Bohn in Cincinnatti, Ohio in 1905. His wife's name was Teresa. They came here in 1903. Had 2 other c.- boys- Peter and Johanne.Sometimes spelled Layer. If you know anything we are at a brick wall. He was 49 and she 50 when they arrived here. Elizabeth was 17.

Lallier family

1820Greggsearch — 2004-08-04 05:05:59Z

One of Elisabeth Bohn's children was Catherine Layer. I have emailed you with more info. Also Peter Lalger was her gfather. Thanks Shirley

Re: Lallier Family of Central New York

2004-07-15 19:42:35Z

I am a grandson of Wendal & Viola Lallier from Cassville NY. I currently reside within their original homestead & can offer our family tree for any interested party.

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

2004-06-09 01:07:37Z

I have Onésime Lallier-dit-Marcheterre (son of Israel Lallier and Marguerite Baril) who married Marie Cantin (daughter of Vital Cantin and Henriette Roberge) on July 16, 1874 in St-Paul-de-Chester (now Chesterville). Onésime was born on June 20 1849 at St-Pierre-les-Becquets. I dont have any child for Onésime and Marie Cantin. I would be interessed to any information about them. I have the ancestors of Onésime.
St-Paul-de-Chester is also my mother's birthplace (Mariette Lallier).

Michel

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

2004-06-08 15:09:27Z

Actually, it was my great-grandfather who was Onesime Lallier. He married Marie Canton. They had five children (my mother is looking for old letters from another branch of the family to confirm this). They were Mary, Amanda, Lydia, Joseph, and William. William was my father's father.

Re: Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

2004-06-02 21:27:49Z

The Lallier-dit-Marcheterre family arrive in Canada in 1750. They came from Rivarennes, province of Berry, France. The name dit-Marcheterre appeared after the arrival in Canada. The first Lallier in Canada was Denir Lallier. His son Jean married Marguerite Paquin. I have 14 children for Jean and Marguerite. I never heard of any other lignage for the Lallier family in Canada.
Do you have others informations about your grand-father Onésine. My grand-father was also Onésime Lallier?

Michel

Lallier (Lallier-dit-Marcheterre)

2004-05-20 20:20:21Z

I have just started to research this side of my family. My limited "passed down through generations" information includes the name Lallier-dit-Marcheterre as ancestors and that 3 brothers were from French royalty (Countess Leo?) and escaped from France during a war (the French Revolution?) in a pig boat to America. My Grandfather was Onesime Lallier. Can anyone provide more information?

Looking for any Layer/Lallier's connected to the Bohn, Kieffer family in Hamilton, Ohio

2004-02-10 04:07:17Z

Peter Layer born 1850, h/o Teresa Altemeier born 1849.
Children: Anna, Peter, John.
Anna married John Bohn in 1903.
The Layers came here from Elsass, Lorraine in 1902 by way of Bremen.
John Bohns mother was Barbra Kieffer on his death certificate,
John was born Sept 1881 and died Christmas day in 1950's. The family lived in Hamilton, Ohio and Kenton Co, Ky across the river later.
His father was John Bohn Sr.

Peter Layer's mother's name was Marie Speichie/Speche on his death certificate.

Re: Michael Lallier

2004-02-06 01:31:33Z

Michael Lallier is my Great great grandfather. His son Joseph Michael is my great grandfather. My brother emailed this site to reply to you. I would love more info going back further in the line.

Re: L'Allier dit Marcheterre

2004-01-19 13:36:24Z

Hello James,
I'm sorry, but I've no infos to help you in that search. I only have the details regarding my direct ancestors. Others in this board will probably have some relation to you and some valuable "branches to ad to your tree". Best of luck!
Martin