Lamotte - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: LaMotte/Collins -Grayling Mi

JPhillips2412 — 2012-05-12 06:41:37Z

I found the family group sheets I received from Walter Lamothe - hoped to find correspondence - thus far nothing.
I have been at this research thing for almost 60 yrs and
the first 50 were with letters etc.

Will keep on looking more later.

Re: LaMotte/Collins -Grayling Mi

BeverlyMChinavare — 2012-05-12 04:24:57Z

My Grandfather, Dick Dickens (Richard)Lewis and Edith(Edy, Edythe) Collens LaMotte lived together from about 1940 until their deaths. Edy's husband was Walter LaMotte with whom they had 4 children, Waltena, Earltine, Bawerd, and a child that died as an infant.

I can not find a divorce between Dick and Mable Lewis nor can I find a marriage between Dick and Edy. He left two boys and she left her three children so that they could be together. Dick and Edy lived in Rhode Island, New Jersey, and Maryland.

I am interested in filling the massive holes ---
thank you for all your help.

Re: LaMotte/Collins -Grayling Mi

JPhillips2412 — 2012-05-11 07:08:14Z

Not sure I mentioned that my great grandfather and David Lamothe (1858-1943) were 1st cousins.

How do you connect to David?

Joan

Re: LaMotte/Collins -Grayling Mi

BeverlyMChinavare — 2012-05-10 02:03:10Z

Thank you for the information on Walter LaMotte's children with Edith Collins. Any thing else would be wonderful !

Re: LaMotte/Collins -Grayling Mi

JPhillips2412 — 2012-05-09 16:19:58Z

The Poland children

George Warren jr. b. 2 Sep 1942
His children - Joseph Lee Poland b. 1964 - died 1987
Robert Dean Poland b. 1965
Nicole Nola Poland b. 21 Apr 1947 mar Curtis W. Stevens
Michael Poland b. 5 Mar 1950
(Earlene mar a Jerry Johnson - no date or place
I don't have any places for these events. I will have to do some paper file digging to see if I have more.

Have nothing on Dick Lewis.

Have 4 children for Waltine Lamothe and Virge William - no dates or places.

LaMotte/Collins -Grayling Mi

BeverlyMChinavare — 2012-05-09 14:58:08Z

Edith/Edy/Edythe Collins LaMotte (Lewis) was my step-grandmother? I am not sure if she and Dick Lewis were ever married. I can't find a record of a marriage. Interested in her three (fourth child died early) children.

Thanks for the help,
Karen

LaMotte/Collins -Grayling Mi

BeverlyMChinavare — 2012-05-09 14:58:04Z

Re: Waltena Evelyn and Earltine Francis LaMotte

JPhillips2412 — 2012-05-09 07:06:15Z

I have Earlene Frances Lamothe b. 6 Jul 1923 Grayling

Died 13 Apr 1996, Decatur ???
Have 3 children - surname Poland

Joan Phillips

Re: Waltena Evelyn and Earltine Francis LaMotte

BeverlyMChinavare — 2012-05-07 15:50:00Z

Thank you Chris for the information on David LaMotte. Do you have information on Waltena, Earltine or Beward LaMotte? They lived in the Grayling, Michigan area.

Re: Waltena Evelyn and Earltine Francis LaMotte

joyness1 — 2012-05-06 13:29:42Z

"Michigan, Marriages, 1868-1925," Walter J. Lamotte, 1921
Groom's Name: Walter J. Lamotte
Groom's Race:
Groom's Age: 23 years
Groom's Birth Date: 1898
Groom's Birthplace: Grayling, Michigan
Bride's Name: Edith Collens
Bride's Race:
Bride's Age: 16 years
Bride's Birth Date: 1905
Bride's Birthplace: Frederic, Michigan
Marriage Type:
Marriage Date: 25 Jul 1921
Marriage Place: Grayling, Crawford, Michigan
Groom's Father: David Lamotte
Groom's Mother: Zilda Lovely
Bride's Father: George A. Collens
Bride's Mother: Laura Smith
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband:
Film Number: 2342743
Frame Number:
Digital Folder Number: 4032445
Image Number: 105
Reference Number: v 2 rn 14
Source Citation
"Michigan, Marriages, 1868-1925," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N31N-BHT : accessed 5 May 2012), Walter J. Lamotte, 1921.

DAVID LAMOTHE
Père: LOUIS LAMOTHE
Mère: CHRISTINE CHENIER
Date de mariage: 11 AUG 1878 Lieu: THURSO
AZILDA LAVILOLETTE
Père: PIERRE LAVIOLETTE
Mere: PHILOMENE TAILLEUR

Chris

Bawerd M. Lamotte

BeverlyMChinavare — 2012-04-26 04:47:48Z

What can you tell me about Bawerd? His parents are Walter Joseph Lamotte and Edith Fern Collen. He was born February 20, 1925 in Grayling, Crawford, Michigan and died August 3, 1991 in Keysville, Charlotte Virginia. I believe that his wife is Judy F. Ostober 4, 938 - August 26, 1994 Keysville Charlotte, Virginia. His sisters would have been Waltena and Earltine. It appeasr that there was a fourth child - Michigan, Deaths and Burials Index, 1867-1995 - death March 11, 1926 in Grayling. He is listed in the 1930 census as Bawerd Collon with grandparents George and Lura Collon - note spelling of last name. Should be Collen.

Waltena Evelyn and Earltine Francis LaMotte

BeverlyMChinavare — 2012-04-25 20:02:28Z

Their father is Walter Joseph LaMotte and Edith Fern Collen is their mother. Walter married Anna Ingalls and had another family. Waltena married a Williams and Earltine married a Poland. Waltena died August 16, 1989 in Emmet County and is buried in Carp Lake. Earltine's last address is La Porte, Indiana.

Edith left her girls and lived with Dick Dickens Lewis in Rhode Island; Cape May,New Jersey; Rockville, Maryland; and Silver Spring, Maryland.

Can anyone shed some light on this family ????

Lamotte family

judypetrich1 — 2011-11-30 23:05:15Z

I am looking for any connections to Julia Lamotte, b 1874 in canada, lived in Vermont after 1892. Think her father was andrew from Canada but can find no records
Can anyone help?

Re: Surname Help

jamesrf_1 — 2011-07-31 13:56:39Z

Glenn,

I just saw you message board post and thought I'd respond. Toussaint Benoist dit Seraphim is my wife's 3rd great grandfather. Born in Canada in 1788 he made his way south to the St Louis area. I show him marrying Marie Louise Martineau (15 Jul 1836 in St Charles, MO). He died 13 Dec 1845 in Florissant, MO and is buried in St Ferdinand Cemetery, Florissant, MO. If this is the person you are seeking let me know. jamesrf@centurytel.net

Lamotte origins

timetravelleragain — 2011-03-26 02:42:37Z

my apologies for not thinking to post this earlier. Hopefully others will find it interesting and for those lucky few, it will help break down the brick walls.

I also have a little more on the English branch of this family, sourced years ago from Daphne Schober whose email address must have changed since 2004.

Regards Judy (who is not related at all and who has has not recorded the source of this wonderful information which I re-typed to appease my own curiousity)

THE LAGIER LAMOTTES IN ENGLAND

The two surviving sons of Claude and Marie Lagier both left Switzerland and took up residence in England. Daniel, the eldest, had lived in Amsterdam (1736) but in 1742 he became a British citizen and died unmarried in 1770, being then of the Liberty of Norton Folgate. He left his worldly possession so ‘his brother Jean, only next of kin’.

Jean was ten years younger than Daniel. He became a British subject in 1723 at the age of 25. The Bill received royal assent on 17th May 1733 (see appendix). In November 1757 he was admitted to the Freedom of the City of London. Upon their arrival in England the two brothers called themselves Lagier LaMotte which then became Lagier Lamotte.

Jean married Louise D’Albiac (or Dalbiac) on 6th February, 1734 in the French Church of St. Martin’s Orgars. Louise D’Albiac had been baptized on 30th March, 1712 at the Eglise de L’Artillerie, Spitalfields. (publications of the Huguenot Society of London, Volume XXXVII). The D’Albiacs are a noble Huguenot family from Nimes and the ancestors of Louise d’Albiac were almost exterminated at the time of the Revocation of the Edict on Nantes. The father, mother, four sons and three daughters were murdered. Two sons escaped death; one abjured Protestantism to save the family estate, the other smuggled two sons out of the country in hampers and sent them to England. They arrived safely and in due course founded two families. Louise was the granddaughter of one of them. Much later another lineal descendant became the Duchess of Roxburghe in 1836. The D’Albiacs still exist in England today. (Picture in Floors Castle Nth Kelso)

The original marriage document of Jean Lagier Lamotte and Louise D’Albiac is kept in the Huguenot Library, London. Also filed there are the birth certificates of their twelve children between the years 1736-49, including their names and godparents as well as the death certificates of five of their children. All these documents are in French.

Upon his arrival in London Jean Lagier Lamotte will have found a thriving Huguenot community. Of the half million French subjects who were driven into exile by the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes more than 120,000 are believed to have taken refuge in England. The refugees were of all ranks and conditions – landed gentry, clergymen, soldiers, professional men, merchants and artisans. The greater number were Calvinists.

17

LAMOTTE FAMILY RECORDS

The Huguenot Library in London has the following records relating to the Lamotte family:

Records relating to the family of LAGIER LAMOTTE, originally of LaMotte Chalauncon in Dauphine: on parchment and paper sheets bound into a foolscap volume (marbled cloth, half calf).

CLAUDE LAGIER (son of Antoine) called La Motte, was admitted as a Citizen of Geneva ) see below) on 11 December 1694. (e. Arnaud, Histoire des Protestants du Dauphine III, p,. 360) The entries in the manuscript book relate to him, his son JEAN, or JOHN LAGIER LAMOTTE, naturalized in England 1723, and his grandson of the same name. The latter’s daughter MARY LA MOTTE married in 1795 CHARLES ABBOTT, who became Lord Chief Justice and was in 1827 created the first Baron TENTERDEN. The records were evidently inherited by his grandson, the third Lord Tenterden (1834-82), who was permanent Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs. They were acquired later by
I.I. Howard, Maltravers Herald, whose name is on the flyleaf.

The volume contains:

1. “Bourgeoisie’ (Patent of Citizenship) of Geneva, granted to CLAUDE LAGIER “dit de la Motte’, 11 December, 1694. (Original document, mounted on a parchment page)

2. Entries by JOHN LAGIER LAMOTTE, senior, recording his marriage in London to LOUISE, daughter of Captain JAMES d’ALBIAC, in February 1734, the birth of his 12 Children, 1736-49 (with names of godparents), and the death of five; also the marriage in 1756 of his eldest daughter LOUISE to BENJAMIN FRANCOIS HOUSSEMAYNE DUBOULAY (Minister of the Threadneedle Street French Church from 1761, died 1765) and particulars of their five children. Another hand, doubtless his sons, has added notes on the deaths of JOHN LAMOTTE senior and his wife (both 1792) and of their daughter CATHERINE (1797).

3. A note dated 6 July 1879, signed ‘T’ apparently CHARLES STUART AUBREY, 3rd LORD TENTERDEN, on the La Motte family and his descent from it. (see Add. P.29).
Their brother George Grimshaw had gone to Emmanuel College Cambridge, received his B.A in 1837 and his M.A.N in 1841. He was unmarried and a Curate of Coxley Wells, between 1858-63. According to the genealogist Henry Wagner he supported the family of his brother John.

John, was the ‘unfortunate solicitor’ according to James Houssemayne du Boulay. In a letter to Henry Wagner (the genealogist) he wrote on 4th July, 1907:’…John Lagier Lamotte who married Mary King was a solicitor, ruined by his wife’s extravagance. He was obliged to live abroad and I believe his brother George supported him. The family were in great straits…” He lived at Brighton but died in Cherbourg.

The following was copied from a statement in the possession of John Lagier Lamotte of 51 Brunswich Square, Brighton on the 25th December 1865 by L.W. Lamotte:

“The Lamottes are descended from a French family, who possessed estates in the Dauphine (France) and are said to be connected with the Ducal family of Monteleone” (Not Monteleone but Montillon, Ed.)

They took refuge in 1685 in Switzerland and there are traditions in the family which illustrate the haste and danger of their flight. They appear to have settled at Berne (it was Geneva, Ed.) from whence apparently Jean Lagier Lamotte removed to London early in the 18th Centrury. Born in 1708, he married Louise, daughter of James D’Albiac, also a French refugee family and lived at Wanstead, certainly until 1785 in which year he and his wife celebrated the 50th anniversary of their wedding day. The play on the occasion was acted by members of the family (written by a Du Boulay) and is in the possession of Miss Lamotte, Maidenhead.

The Lamottes do not profess to have any connection with the family of de la Motte.

Mr. Jean Lagier Lamotte is mentioned in the Register of the French Church, Threadneedle Street as an Elder of the Church in 1753 when his son in law, the Reverend B.F.H. du Boulay was Minister.

There are some interesting Family seals in his possession surmounted by a foreign coronet but many other relics of their French origin have been lost within the memory of surviving members of the family.

L.W. Lamotte of Sydenham
And 8 (illegible)

42

H/F JEAN (John) LAGIER LAMOTTE

Bapt 14th March, 1708 at the Eglise Madeleine in Geneva

d 26th September, 1792 in Wanstead, Essex (NOW east London)
(See photographs)

Last Will dated 20th March, 1790 and proved 5th October, 1792

Married

17th February, 1735 in the French Church of St. Martin’s Lane, London
Louise D’Albiac (Dalbiac), daughter of Captain James D’Albiac and his wife Louise Delaporte (de la Porte); granddaughter of Scipion D’Albiac of Nimes.

B 1711

D 8th February, 1792 and buried 15th February, 1792 in Wanstead Essex, now East London). See Photographs)

Re: Gloria LaMotte

ladylion1966 — 2011-03-06 16:34:17Z

Jeanette it is Donna your cousin. I am also doing a family tree. Florence Rebecca is our g ma yes and the lady you are corresponding with is Peggy LaMotte..She is my dad's twin brother Owens daughter. We are planning family reunion later this summer thats why I am working on the tree

Re: Lamotte family in Vermont

peggyLaMotte — 2011-02-11 16:53:40Z

Hi Jeanette I can see you are still at this me too any new info
love peggy

Re: Lamotte

peggyLaMotte — 2011-02-02 20:31:02Z

Donna this is peggy LaMotte from albany your dad and my dad were twin brothers

Re: SOPHIE CATHERINE LAMOTTE

jimvoirol — 2010-10-18 03:29:13Z

There is a Lomont family with roots in Courhaton that live in Allen County, Indiana. Contact Becanson Historical Society. The BHS just announed the publication of the Lomont family history. My wife descends from the Gremeux family also from Courhaton. My ancestors lived nearby in Pres Dame, Switzeland.

Good luck in your hunt.

Jim Voirol

Re: Lamotte

ladylion1966 — 2010-01-02 01:37:33Z

Hi all, my name is Donna Lisa LaMotte. Well Donna Plank now.
My father was Orin Ernest La Motte Sr. and my mother was Helen Elizabetht Fish LaMotte. We are a large family also.Grandpas name was Charles William and Grandmother was Florence Rebecca. We are originated in Vermont. As a matter of fact, my dad was born in Farlee. If anyone has info on the family I would love to have it to pass down to my 3 kids. Thanks and good luck in search of your families also

LaMotte

cnsmila — 2009-11-06 23:52:00Z

Hi !1 Im trying to find info on queen and james laMotte and their parents caroline crackrefaire ( not sure if spelling is correct ) and daniel lamotte or lamothe and emilie townsend or williams ( not sure ) and william polk.. any info ?

Catherine Lamotte

CathyYorio20 — 2009-07-24 21:15:21Z

Researching Catherine Lamotte wife of Laurent Billotte. Born in Fayl Billot, France around 1812 and died 26 Dec 1886 in Frenchville, Clearfield County, PA. Some use the name Sophie Catherine Lamotte. Have documents showing marriage and birth of a child with Laurent Billotte but nothing else. She is buried in ST Mary of the Assumption Cemetery in Frenchville, PA. Any help would be more than I've been able to find! Thanks.

Re: SOPHIE CATHERINE LAMOTTE

wrbillotte — 2008-08-10 05:18:57Z

Born 27 May 1808, Fays Billot, France;Died 28 Nov. 1888 at Billotte Settlemennt near Frenchville,Pa. She is buried in St. Mary's cemetery in Frenchville along with her husband, Laurant Billotte. Married Nov. 1830 in Centry,Haute Saone , France.Entered the Country 1847 aboard steamship May Flower at New York,New York along with 8 other family members. Some records refer to her as Sophie Catherine or Sophie. My great-grandfather Justin L. Billotte was her son and a passenger. He was only 11 yrs. old.They did not arrive in Clearfield County until 1851. Other children were Jeanne(Jane) Augustine Geneviieve; Claude Pierre; Celestin(Corin); Victor Desire; Lewis Laurant;and Marie Anne( Mary A.)Onassie Billotte who maynot have been born to Catherine but rather to Marie Voinsett who was Laurant's first wife and who is buried at Courhaton(sp),France where she could have died as result of giving birth to Mary A. Catherine's father was Neuville de la Pont LaMotte. She had many siblings. Laurant was a "Ranger"in Malvilers which means he was a combination Game Warden and a Forestry Ranger combination. These skills would have done him well in the backwoods of Clearfield and Centre Counties and Clinton as wild game was in adbundance and still is today. The Billotte

LaMotte in California

jerinixon — 2007-09-05 21:05:31Z

Looking for my grandfather, Jose Lamato. dob abt 1876 dod abt 1909 bp Sicily. Married my gm Celestina in 2/12/1900 in Ventura, California. Listed in Port Hueneme as Fruit Peddler in 1900. Any clues would be appreciated - trying to find death certificate.

LaMotte in California

jerinixon — 2007-09-05 21:05:29Z

Re: Gloria LaMotte

gladyslamotte — 2007-03-09 15:32:15Z

Gloria is my aunt my dad was Henry Lamotte. My name is Gladys Lamotte I am Henry's oldest daughter. Would love to talk with you. You can contact me at kittylamotte@msn.com

Re: John Elton LaMotte b1923

leslielamotte — 2006-12-29 00:01:04Z

Hi Casandra,

Did you ever locate more information? I have info on your father. He was related to my grandfather, Edward LaMotte II. I know he has a son, Richard LaMotte, who lives in France and a daughter in Texas. Maybe you are the daughter in Texas and have already been in touch with my Uncle, David LaMotte. If so, then you probably already have the info you were searching for! Feel free to contact me at leslielamotte@hotmail.com.

Re: LaMotte/Grayling Mi

JPhillips2412 — 2006-12-08 07:43:12Z

Jean (Jehan) Cauchon/Cochon was married to Jeanne Abraham
4 Apr 1633 - Normandie, France
The marriage was performed in the presence of Jean de St Ouen
Uncle of the bride and Michel de la Haye.

The Lamothe/Lamottes of Grayling are part of my family -
my great grandparents settled in Garden, Michigan -

Joan Phillips

Elizabeth Zimmerman of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-13 21:15:01Z

Jacob H. Lamotte, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Hershey) Lamotte, of Maryland and Pennsylvania, and of French and German descent, was born in Baltimore County, Md., May 8, 1819, and was the eldest of seven children. He was brought up on the farm and educated in the common schools in Maryland. He was married in Carroll County, Md., to Elizabeth Zimmerman, of German descent, and had seven children: Joanna (deceased), Eli (deceased), Jeremiah (deceased), Joshua (deceased), Calvin, Cornelius and Ella. He brought his family to York County, in 1840, and settled in Manheim Township, where he lived until 1884, when he rented his farm and removed to New Freedom. He was one of the organizers, and is a director of Codorus & Manheim Insurance Company. He has held various township offices, and in 1879 he was elected county commissioner for three years. The family are members of the German Reformed Church. His parents died in 1865 and in 1847, respectively, aged seventy-six and fifty-four years. The farm which he owns in Manheim Township contains 170 acres of finely cultivated land.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Jacob H. Lamotte of Penn.

hitchheick — 2006-05-30 11:35:15Z

Jacob H. Lamotte

Jacob H. Lamotte, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Hershey) Lamotte, of Maryland and Pennsylvania, and of French and German descent, was born in Baltimore County, Md., May 8, 1819, and was the eldest of seven children. He was brought up on the farm and educated in the common schools in Maryland. He was married in Carroll County, Md., to Elizabeth Zimmerman, of German descent, and had seven children: Joanna (deceased), Eli (deceased), Jeremiah (deceased), Joshua (deceased), Calvin, Cornelius and Ella. He brought his family to York County, in 1840, and settled in Manheim Township, where he lived until 1884, when he rented his farm and removed to New Freedom. He was one of the organizers, and is a director of Codorus & Manheim Insurance Company. He has held various township offices, and in 1879 he was elected county commissioner for three years. The family are members of the German Reformed Church. His parents died in 1865 and in 1847, respectively, aged seventy-six and fifty-four years. The farm which he owns in Manheim Township contains 170 acres of finely cultivated land.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Charles W. LaMotte obit from NY 2006

LauraRivers518 — 2006-05-08 02:30:07Z

PLATTSBURGH -- Charles W. "Charley Brown" LaMotte, 75, of Hammond Lane, Plattsburgh, passed away on Sunday, April 30, 2006, at CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh.

He was born in Burlington, Vt., on Sept. 10, 1930, son of the late Nelson and Viola (Burbo) LaMotte.

Charles had been employed by Arpak Plastics for 24 years, retiring in 1992. He had various other jobs also. He loved country music and playing in a band, The North Country Express with his best buds, Ronald Martineau, Ken Collins and Roy Smith. Charles enjoyed fishing, collecting clocks and he especially loved spending time with his grandchildren. He will be truly missed.

Charles is survived by his wife of 49 years, Gloria M. (Desso) LaMotte of Plattsburgh; two sons, Brent W. LaMotte and his companion Belinda Smith of Plattsburgh and Brian L. LaMotte and his companion Donna Richards of Schuyler Falls; two sisters, Ethel King of Vermont and Dorothy Whitney of West Chazy; two brothers, Howard LaMotte of Vermont and Fredrick LaMotte of Plattsburgh; three grandchildren, Melinda LaMotte, Lauren L. LaMotte and Ryan L. LaMotte; a great-granddaughter, Jaycie Long; and several nieces and nephews.

Charles was predeceased by a brother, Elmer LaMotte.

Calling hours will be Wednesday, May 3, 2006, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home in Plattsburgh. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated on Thursday, May 4, 2006, at 10 a.m. from St. Peter's Church in Plattsburgh. Burial will follow in Union Cemetery in West Plattsburgh.

Masses may be offered in Charley's memory.

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Re: Lamot and Lamotte in MARYLAND

johnbollinger75 — 2006-05-04 01:39:34Z

Dick;

In answering Beej inquiry you stated that John Henry Lamotte M Widow "Catherine" Bollinger B 1710/ 1820 The Widow had 2/ sons Henry B1730/ 1848, Joseph B Apr, 29, 1743 D Nov15, 1826.
I am desendent ffrom Joseph. My question is where did you get the widow's frist name nad can you prove it . Last Nov I had e-mail from a desendent of Magdalen joseph youngest child. he also said her name was Catherine, he got it from some of his Gr Grandmother notes. He was going to look it up when he had time. Any infromation you can this I would greatly appirecate any info that would back up this statement. thanking you ahead.
John H

Re: LaMott ,LaMotte family history

JeanPopovich51 — 2006-04-04 01:18:27Z

Madison, I am working on my son-in-laws genealogy and his grgrandmother is Margaret E Lamotte b 1862 d 1945, d/o Alexander Lamotte b 1833 married to Mary Jane Sage. Could we be talking about the same Alexander?
jean
crstitch@cannet.com

LaMotte, Charles H. (Bud) (OBIT MD 3-10-2006)

myobituarysite — 2006-03-10 21:04:11Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 3-10-2006
Deceased: LaMotte, Charles H. (Bud) (OBIT MD 3-10-2006)
Age: 73
Last Address: Westminster, MD
Death date: 3-8-2006
Birth date: 10-24-1932
Birth place: Hampstead, MD

No relation to the deceased
For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Robert Orin (Bob) Lamotte obit from NY 2002

LauraRivers518 — 2006-01-11 03:56:59Z

MINEVILLE — Robert Orin (Bob) Lamotte, 60, of Wall Street, Mineville, died Friday, May 31, 2002, at the CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh.

He was born in Mineville on April 23, 1942, the son of Orin E. and Helen (Fish) Lamotte.

Bob had been employed as a supervisor at Essex Industry in Mineville.

He had been a member of the Army National Guard.

He enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping, watching football and NASCAR.

He is survived by a companion, Mary Whitman; seven children, Jody and Dave Bender of Elizabethtown, Bobbie Jo Lamotte of Mineville, Andy Jack Lamotte of Myrtle Beach, S.C., Craig Lamotte of Mineville, Lloyd Lamotte of Mineville, Jason Lamotte of Elizabethtown, and Adam Lamotte from Ticonderoga; 13 grandchildren; and five sisters and four brothers.

Calling hours will be held Monday, June 3, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Harland Funeral Home in Port Henry.

A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 4, at the Church of All Saints in Mineville. Father Michael Toth officiating. Burial will follow in St. Peter and Paul Cemetery.

Donations made to the family would be appreciated.

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Re: LaMotte/Grayling Mi

AndreaPatterson35 — 2006-01-11 00:47:57Z

The tree I am researching also begins with Jean CAUCHON b. 1591, St. Martin, Dieppe, Normandy, France. He married Jeanne Abraham in 1622. If this is your line, I would like to communicate with you.
Andrea
pechu@charter.net

obit: Ralph R. LaMotte 99, Indianapolis died 7 nov 2005

lynn1972_1 — 2005-11-11 04:33:00Z

Ralph R. LaMotte 99, Indianapolis. Beloved father, brother, grandfather and great grandfather has gone to be with his Lord on Monday, Nov. 7, 2005. Mr. LaMotte graduated with a B.A. degree from Earlham and a M.S. degree in chemistry through Purdue University in 1930. He retired from Aeroproducts, Division of General Motors in Dayton, OH as a Manager of Engineering. He was a member of Second Presbyterian Church, American Metallurgical Society, Society of Automotive Engineering, Engineers Club of Dayton OH, National Chairman of the Advisory Committee for Acronautics for Aircraft Propellers and Accessories and Associate Fellow of the National Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. Mr. LaMotte is survived by his son, Stephen; daughter-in-law, Jody; grandsons, Stephen R. Jr. and his wife, Crystal also William D. and his wife, Melynda; great granddaughters, Savanna and Kensington; sisters, Rhea Readnour, Laurel Stine and Betty Stewart; and his brother, Lowell LaMotte. Services will be on Nov. 9 at 11 a.m. at the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Center, Washington Park North with calling 1 hour prior to service. www.flanner-buchanan.com
Indianapolis, IN Star 8 nov 2005 - not a relative, no other info

LaMotte family of Hartford City and Jay and Randolph Co., Indiana

2005-11-02 03:33:54Z

I am looking for any information anyone has on the following family. Clara Alice LaMotte born abt 1874 and died August 20, 1938. She married David Elmer Shaneyfelt and they lived in Randolph Co., Indiana. She had the following siblings:
Mrs. John Wine of Upland, Mrs. Laura Sutton of New Pittsburg and Mrs Cora Wake of Hartford City and brothers Ed and William LaMotte both of Hartford City.

lamotte family list

CarolGibson18 — 2005-11-02 02:33:06Z

Hi here are the lamottes i have if any matches yours please contact me

LAMOTTE, ALBERT b: 18 JUL 1895 in MABORTOUGH, MASS
LAMOTTE, DORA CELINA b: 30 JUL 1909 in HAMER, NORTH DAKOTA d: 12 JAN 2000 in LAKOTA, NORTH DAKOTA
LAMOTTE, EDWARD b: ABT 1857 in CANADA
LAMOTTE, EUGENE b: 11 FEB 1861 in CANADA d: 26 FEB 1936 in NEW ROCKFORD, NORTH DAKOTA
LAMOTTE, FRANCIS E b: ABT 1913
LAMOTTE, LECTOR b: 1907
LAMOTTE, LOUIS b: 1863 in CANADA
LAMOTTE, ONEIFERE b: 1869 in CANADA
LAMOTTE, PHILBERT b: 24 SEP 1897 in CALVIN TOWNSHIP, EDDY CO, ND d: 16 DEC 1965 in DEVILS LAKE, ND
LAMOTTE, PHILEO b: ABT 1867 in CANADA
LAMOTTE, RAYMOND b: 21 SEP 1895 in CALVIN TOWNSHIP, EDDY CO, ND d: 30 JAN 1978 in DEVILS LAKE, ND
LAMOTTE, ROLLAND b: 22 JAN 1903 in HAMER, ND d: 13 OCT 1969 in DEVILS LAKE, ND
LAMOTTE, Rosalie b: ABT 1840 in Canada
LAMOTTE, ROSANNA b: ABT 1865 in CANADA

Re: Lamot and Lamotte in MARYLAND

2005-10-16 02:41:15Z

Hi beej, your post Elender Lamott, I show b. <1832> Hampstead, Carroll, Md. d. 3 Oct 1864 Hampstead, Carroll, Md. buried Meth Eps Cem. Md. Married Hanson Myerly Drach. Elender's Father and Mother; John Col. Lamotte b. 1795 Havre De Grace, Harford, Md. and Rachell Wells b. 1804 d. 11 Jan 1850 buried same as Elender. John Col. Lamotte's Father was Johann Heinrich Lamotte b. 5 Apr 1770 Brodbecks, York, Md. His mother was Sara b. 1774 Pa. I couldn't find any more on her. John Heinrich Lamotte's Father was; Heinrich (Henry) Lamotte b. 1751 d. 1798 Harford, Md. m. <1767-1790> Henry m: Anna Barbara Hupman b. 1751 d. 1798 Henry's Father; John Heinrich Lamotte <1700/1800> m. Widow "Catherine" Bollinger <1710/1820>. Widow immigrated w/ 2 sons to York Co, Pa, in 1754; Henry <1730/1848>, Joseph b. Apr 29 1743, Germany. Johanns Heinrich Lamotte and Widow "Catherine" Bollinger had four son's; Henry b. 1751; Daniel b. 1753; John Henry b. 1755; Francis b. 1758. My side of the family comes from Henry 1751. If you contact : Carlton Seitz , e-mail csbooks@verizon.net; He can help you. As for D.F. Lamote in all that had I only found; Daniel Lamotte b. 10 May 1753 d. 1812; His son Daniel b. 11 Sept 1782 d. 1862; David b. 1797 this is Francis's son. Good luck Dick.

LAMOTTE, Michael, b 1827, Vermont, USA

2005-08-20 14:14:46Z

I am trying to find the birthplace of my gggrandfather, Michael LAMONT. Some recent info suggests his name may have been LAMOTHE/LAMOTTE. He was born in VT in April,1827, but married in 1854 in Illinois under the name NORMANDIN. He may have once been NORMANDIN dit LAMOTHE. I see a group of MOTTs in the 1830 census in Alburg. Were these possibly LAMOTTEs? Is there perhaps any record of births for these years? I have a theory that Michael was orphaned in the 1830's and raised by Louis NORMANDIN in Boucherville, Chambly Co., Quebec. Is there any record of LAMOTTE deaths in the 1830's of parents with surviving kids? Please forward any info or suggestions that anyone may have.
Lamont

lamotte family

CDuff|MA1554389 — 2005-08-11 21:13:46Z

ask you father if he had a sister name dora celina lamotte please email me @ cduff67_2000@yahoo.com

Jacqueline Treadway LaMotte obit from NY 2002

LauraRivers518 — 2005-07-04 15:35:17Z

PORT HENRY — Jacqueline Treadway LaMotte, 54, of Port Henry, died peacefully Saturday, Nov. 30, 2002, at her home surrounded by her loved ones.

Jackie was born on March 14, 1948, at Ticonderoga, N.Y., the daughter of John & Fayella (Launderville) Treadway.

She worked for many years at The Job Corps in Vergennes, Vt.

She was a Friend of the Moriah Baptist Church in Moriah.

She is survived by her son, James Decker Jr.; her grandson, Seth Decker; her granddaughter, Kurstin Mauran; her sisters, Joan O'Neil and her husband, Elbridge O’Neil and Janice Hart and her husband, Steve Hart; her brother, Lemuel Treadway and his wife, Susan Treadway; seven nephews; five nieces; three great-nephews; and one great-niece.

She was predeceased by her parents, John and Fayella Treadway.

A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2002, at the Moriah Baptist Church.

Memorial donations may be made to the Moriah Baptist Church, Moriah, N.Y.

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claudiakoenig926 — 2005-05-16 21:22:30Z

Hi, my grandmother's family came from the grayling area, Christine Ann lamotte, was a witness at my grandmother's wedding along with Wm. David Goudreau
Emma Goudreau married John Loader 10-7-1898, I think she might have married Wm.Goudreau and moved to the New York area. any connection please let me know, Thanks Claudia

Mary Lamotte, Franklin County, Vermont and Canada

2004-09-01 04:03:01Z

Looking for information on Mary Lamotte, possible born in Canada about 1831 immigrated to States in 1836.

Married to Charles Wells , lived In St. Albans and Swanton Vermont area. Possible marriage date of 1849.

I have just recently learned lamotte could be her maiden name so have no proof of this.

Any help would be appreciated.

Tammy Wells Grube
wellsgrubeVT@aol.com

David Lamotte- canada and Vermont & Elvina La Motte

thevtmarcums — 2004-06-14 03:15:49Z

looking for additional information on David lamotte from Canada born 1856. Lived in Vermont, married Elvina- last name unknown. Had a son Charles LaMotte- other kids unknown. please email at thevtmarcums@cox.net or reply here.ty

Re: John Elton LaMotte b1923

2004-05-20 00:17:14Z

John,

If you haven't found more information on your father - I know your post was quite some time ago; John Elton LaMotte is related to my grandfather. If you have yet to find additional information, let me know as my uncle David La Motte has gathered all of our family tree history. Also, I know in the original note for John Elton, that Richard LaMotte was mentioned. He is my distant cousin as I suspect you are as well. We have contact information for him if you need that too.

Thanks,

Leslie La Motte

Lester LaMotte - Wisconsin

2003-11-23 06:46:52Z

Trying to find any info on Lester LaMotte. Believed to have been born in Quebec - last name possible spelled differently - and later emigrated to Wisconsin - circa 1870's - where he either worked for the Post Office or as a college professor. May have lived in the Rhinelander or Tomahawk (??) areas of northern WI.

Re: Lamotte family tree

donna_rowswell — 2003-09-25 23:22:06Z

Hi out there my name is donna and I am looking for my greatgreatgrand parents parents. Their names are John Baptiste Descoteaux and Emilie Lamotte. If any one can help me I would really appreciate it, I can be reached at donna_rowswell@hotmail.com thank-you so much.

Re: John Elton LaMotte b1923

2003-08-15 15:43:36Z

My father is John Elton LaMotte of Cleveland, Ohio, a former USAF flyer. He married my mother, Eileen Ends of Ohio. We may be related. Please contact me for further infomation.
Thanks,
John