Ancestors of Octavie Brault

Generation No. 1

1. Octavie Brault, born January 31, 1889 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI¹; died in Green Bay, Brown Co., WI¹. She was the daughter of 2. Sinai E. Brault and 3. Hermine Granger. She married (1) Edward L. Martens² June 09, 1909 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI². He was born July 30, 1885, and died October 01, 1922. He was the son of Mathias Martens and Mary Vandecastle.

More About Octavie Brault:

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age11

More About Edward L. Martens:

Occupation: Clerk²

Residence: Pound, Marinette Co., WI³

Generation No. 2

2. Sinai E. Brault⁴, born April 01, 1857 in Joliette Co., Canada⁴; died April 12, 1915 in Marinette Co., WI⁵. He was the son of 4. *Jean Elie Brault and 5. *Marceline Gaudette. He married 3. Hermine Granger 1881 in Coleman , Marinette Co., WI.

3. Hermine Granger, born November 21, 1858 in Joliette Co., Province of Quebec, Canada; died October 05, 1940 in Pound, Marinette C0., WI⁶. She was the daughter of 6. Marc Granger and 7. Julia Marineau.

More About Sinai E. Brault:

Burial: St. John the Baptist Church, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI*⁶

Cause of Death: Diabetes Mellitus, contributing - carbuncles Age: 57 yrs., 11 days

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 43, Married 19 years

Education: Finished literary training at a college in Montreal

Immigration: 1877, Abt 18 yrs. old came to Wi with familly, year according 1810 census

Miscellaneous: Respected as a citizen who takes a genuine interest in the general welfare of prosperity

Occupation: Also operated a threshing machine

Property: 1910, Propietor of the Coleman House

Religion: Belonged to St. John the Baptist Church, Coleman

Residence: 120 farm in Section 13, Coleman, WI- purchased from Peshtigo Company

More About Hermine Granger:

Burial: October 07, 1940, St. John's Cemetery, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI

Cause of Death: Arteris sclerotic heart disease and auricullar fibrillation

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 40, Mother of 13 children, 8 living

Education: Was a brillant French scholar, learned English well

Occupation: Taught school at Braultville

Children of Sinai Brault and Hermine Granger are:

i. Emile Brault⁷, born May 1883 in WI; married Elizabeth Gibeault August 21, 1905 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI⁷; born April 14, 1882 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI⁸; died December 12, 1915⁸.

More About Emile Brault:

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 17, single

Property: 1914, Moved to new farm, formerly known as Coopman's farm

Residence: Lived in Green Bay, WI

More About Elizabeth Gibeault:

Cause of Death: Exophthalmic Goiter - years Age: 23 yrs., 7 mos., 28 days

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 18, single

ii. Eugene Brault, born August 1885; married Delia Larievierre May 1909 in Jefferson City, SD.

More About Eugene Brault:

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 14

Residence: Jefferson City, SD

iii. Lucien Brault, born June 1886; married Vina Boville.

More About Lucien Brault:

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 13

Occupation: 1910, Clerk at hotel

1 iv. Octavie Brault, born January 31, 1889 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; died in Green Bay, Brown Co., WI; married Edward L. Martens June 09, 1909 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI.

v. Albertine Brault⁸, born February 17, 1890 in WI⁸; died December 28, 1911⁹

More About Albertine Brault:

Burial: St. John's Cemetery, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI¹⁰

Cause of Death: Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 10

Miscellaneous: Single¹¹

Occupation: 1910, Dressmaker¹¹

vi. Eva Brault, born April 1891; married Mose Rousseau.

More About Eva Brault:

Census: 1910, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; age 18, single, living at home

vii. Alfred Brault, born July 1892; died September 1973¹²; married Delma Quintal; born February 21, 1893¹³; died December 02, 1994¹³.

Notes for Alfred Brault:

[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-K, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Aug 29, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.30793.66]

Individual: Brault, Alfred

Social Security #: 389-14-3574

Issued in: Wisconsin

Birth date: Jul 19, 1892

Death date: Sep 1973

Residence code: Wisconsin

ZIP Code of last known residence: 54301

Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Green Bay, Wisconsin

More About Alfred Brault:

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 7

Fact 10: Residence code: Wisconsin¹⁴

Occupation: 1910, Laborer

Residence: 1973, Niagara, Marinette Co., WI

Social Security: Issued in: Wisconsin¹⁴

Social Security Number: Social Security #: 389-14-3574¹⁴

Notes for Delma Quintal:

[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-K, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Aug 29, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.30793.171]

Individual: Brault, Delma

Social Security #: 398-46-2015

Issued in: Wisconsin

Birth date: Feb 21, 1893

Death date: Dec 2, 1994

ZIP Code of last known residence: 54302

Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Green Bay, Wisconsin

More About Delma Quintal:

Residence: Last residence ZIP: 54302¹⁵

Social Security: Issued in: Wisconsin¹⁵

Social Security Number: Social Security #: 398-46-2015¹⁵

viii. Arthur Brault, born August 1896 in WI; married Myrtle Bailey.

More About Arthur Brault:

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 3

Generation No. 3

4. *Jean Elie Brault, born February 20, 1827 in St. Jacques d'l Achigan, Quebec, Canada¹⁶; died January 29, 1887 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI¹⁷. He was the son of 8. *Joseph Brault and 9. *Sophie Ribichaud. He married 5. *Marceline Gaudette November 11, 1851.

5. *Marceline Gaudette, born December 16, 1832 in St. Jacques d'l Achigan, Quebec, Canada¹⁸; died February 23, 1903 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI¹⁹. She was the daughter of 10. *Toussaint (Bonaventure) Gaudette and 11. *Sophie Senecal.

Notes for *Jean Elie Brault:

" Established Braultville, WI two mile east of Coleman, WI. The town is no longer there and the cemetery was moved. Issac Brault and a partner had a store. The partner disappeared with the money. Saying "It's in the book!"

SOURCE: Donald Lintereur, grandson (7-1997)

More About *Jean Elie Brault:

Burial: St. John's Cemetery, Lot # 145, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI*

Immigration: 1875, He and wife came to Marinette Co., WI, 2nd family to settle in Coleman.²⁰

Miscellaneous: Coleman, WI *The first person buried in this cemetery.

Occupation: Schoolteacher, lumber business & policeman²⁰

Property: Purchased 120 acres from the Peshtigo Company, in Section 13.

More About *Marceline Gaudette:

Burial: February 25, 1903, St John's Cemetery, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI*²¹

Cause of Death: Heart disease - 3 weeks Age: 70 yrs., 4 mo., 7 days

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 67, living with son, Sinai

Children of *Jean Brault and *Marceline Gaudette are:

i. Azarie Brault, born September 19, 1852; died 1911; married Marie Emelienne Mathien January 19, 1875.

More About Azarie Brault:

Fact 1: ²²

Occupation: Had tailoring establisment in Montreal, Canada

ii. Azarine Brault, born September 18, 1854 in Canada; died June 24, 1922; married Edmond Richard June 12, 1877; born October 1853 in Canada; died May 19, 1934.

More About Azarine Brault:

Burial: St John the Baptist Cemetery, Coleman, Marinette Co. WI*

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 45, mother of 11 children, 8 living

Residence: Lived in Coleman TWP, Marinette Co., WI

More About Edmond Richard:

Burial: St. John the Baptist Church, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI*

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 46, Married 23 years, cannot read or write, does speaks English

Immigration: 1875, Naturalized citizen according to 1900 census

Occupation: 1900, Farmer

2 iii. Sinai E. Brault, born April 01, 1857 in Joliette Co., Canada; died April 12, 1915 in Marinette Co., WI; married Hermine Granger 1881 in Coleman , Marinette Co., WI.

iv. Amelia Brault, born December 15, 1859; died November 24, 1880; married Napoleon Bourgeois April 07, 1877; born 1852; died June 30, 1929.

v. Isai Augustine (Isaac) Brault²³, born February 18, 1861 in Canada; died November 18, 1930; married Diana Adelaide Lacasse December 22, 1890 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI²⁴; born October 1874 in Canada²⁵; died November 11, 1929.

More About Isai Augustine (Isaac) Brault:

Burial: No tombstone, Lot #141, St John's Cemetery, Coleman, WI²⁶

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 38 (Born February 1862) Married 10 years

Immigration: 1878, According 1900 census

Occupation: Bet. 1900 - 1901, School teacher in District No. 10, Coleman, WI

More About Diana Adelaide Lacasse:

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 25, Mother of 4 children, 3 living

vi. *Octavie (Juliana) Brault, born August 15, 1866 in St. Jacques d'l Achigan, (Joliett Co.?), Quebec, Canada; died June 19, 1942 in Green Bay, WI; married (1) *Joseph Lintereur February 22, 1882 in Coleman Twp., Marinette Co., WI; born January 08, 1849 in St. Leon, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; died September 15, 1928; married (2) Frank X. Heroux Aft. 1907; born 1866 in Canada; died 1942 in Green Bay, WI.

Notes for *Octavie (Juliana) Brault:

Octavie Brault Lintereur is said to have compiled the Brault Family history. Arcadie, Nova Scotia - the rectory there should be the original source.

Tres Rivieres, Ontario: Paul Pierre Brault lived there.

More About *Octavie (Juliana) Brault:

Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Two Rivers, Manitowoc Co., WI

Census: 1900, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; Age 34, Moth, (Jullienne)

Education: Attended Ursuline Academy in Quebec

Immigration: 1877, According to 1910 census

Miscellaneous: Name as Juliana on headstone

Notes for *Joseph Lintereur:

"Joseph was a timber ranger doing surveying and assessment. He arrived in US after the Civil War and came from Montreal, through New England, to Boston, MA and then to Kankakee, IL where he met his first wife, who died with a child in childbirth. He then moved to northern WI. He survived the Peshtigo fire and ran to Oconto."

SOURCE: Related by Donald Lintereur (7-1997)

Deed No. 82186

Joseph Laterreur, sometimes also written "Letteraur", and also sometimes written "Lintereur", and Octavie Laterreur, his wife, grantors of Marinette County, Wisconsin, hereby conveys and warrants to L.W. Brazeau grantee of Oconto County, Wisconsin, for the sum of One Thousand ($1000.00) Dollars, the following tract of land in Marinette County, Wisconsin, and particularly described as follows, to wit:

West Half of the South-West quarter pf Section Sixteen (16), Township Thirty (30), range Twenty (20), lying and being in Marinette County, Wisconsin.

Witness the hands and seals of said grantors, this Seventh day of March 1913

In Presence of his Isaac Brault Joseph X Lintereur (Seal)

Diana Brault mark

Octavie Lintereur (Seal)

1880 CENSUS: Indicates that Joseph was living in Peshtigo with a brother, named Edwin. Joseph's age: 30 , Edwin's 24. Both are single, with no physical or mental handicaps noted. It did indicate that they could not read or write and that they were born in Canada, as well as each of their parents. Joseph was a farmer and Edwin a laborer. Name spelled " Lanterer".

More About *Joseph Lintereur:

Burial: September 18, 1928, Holy Cross Cemetery, Two Rivers, Manitowoc Co., WI²⁷

Burial Lot: 1-1

Census: 1880, Peshtigo, Marinette Co., WI; Age 30

Immigration: 1869, According 1900 census

Miscellaneous: St. Leon about 10 mi north of Montreal(6m from Louisville, 20 mi from Three Rive

Naturalization: 1869, Citizenship1869 NA

Occupation: 1910, Stone mason

Residence: Later years lived with daughter & son-in-law, Joseph Neveau - Two Rivers, WI

6. Marc Granger, born in Canada; died in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI. He married 7. Julia Marineau.

7. Julia Marineau, born in Canada; died in Montreal, Canada.

Children of Marc Granger and Julia Marineau are:

i. Emile Granger

ii. Eugene Granger

iii. Lucien Granger

iv. Octavie Granger

v. Helbertine Granger

vi. Eva Granger

vii. Fred Granger

3 viii. Hermine Granger, born November 21, 1858 in Joliette Co., Province of Quebec, Canada; died October 05, 1940 in Pound, Marinette C0., WI; married Sinai E. Brault 1881 in Coleman , Marinette Co., WI.

Generation No. 4

8. *Joseph Brault, born WFT Est. 1766-1795. He was the son of 16. *Jean Brault and 17. *Suzanne Dupuis. He married 9. *Sophie Ribichaud October 26, 1818 in St. Jacques, L'Achigan, PQ, Canada.

9. *Sophie Ribichaud She was the daughter of 18. *Dominique Ribicheau.

Children of *Joseph Brault and *Sophie Ribichaud are:

i. Roch Brault, born 1819.

More About Roch Brault:

Fact 1: September 30, 1813, Christened St. Jacques, Montcalm, Quebec

ii. George Brault, born 1820; married Adelaide Jenson.

iii. David Brault, born 1821.

iv. Joseph Urgel Brault²⁸, born 1824 in Canada²⁸; died April 15, 1887 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI²⁸; married Euphemie Bourgeois August 09, 1842 in St. Jacques L'Achigan, PQ, Canada; born 1823²⁸; died May 23, 1890²⁸.

Notes for Joseph Urgel Brault:

Mr. Brault's (Odilon Brault) parents, Joseph and Euphemia (Bourgeois) Brault, were natives of Joliette county, Province of Quebec, Canada, where the father (Joseph) was engaged in business for years, both as a lumberman and merchangt. In the course of his business life therre he erected three sawmills and a gristmill. In 1868 he came to Wisconsin, Locating in Marinette county in 1869, in March of the same year going to Menominee. In 1870 he homesteaded 160 acres in Coleman township ( which, like the entire surrounding region, was then all in the woods), and here erected a good two story house, which stood until 1895, when it was destroyed by fire. On this land the family made a permanent settlement, and Mr. Brault spent the rest of his life in its cultivation and improvement. In 1883 he put up a sawmill and gristmill, 80X44 feet in dimensions, and two stories in height, and in addition to h9is farming and milling operations conducted a store, becoming a prosperous man. ...the town of Braultville was named in honor. (Commemorative Biographical Record, p. 645)

The trip (from Canada to Wisconsin) was made from Lake Superior to Green Bay, thence to Peshtigo, Marinette Co. in 1869. (Commemorative Biographical Record, p. 645)

The United States Government, under Lincoln, was giving away homesteads in the West through the Homestead Act of 1862. By act of Congress, anyone could get a claim of 160 acres of land free, provided he tilled and improved it for five years of which the Brault's took advantage. Heretofore, they had to pay $1.25 to $2.00 per acre.

Mr. Brault and his son (Eugene) originally of Canada, each took a quarter section and came here alone in June of 1870 from Peshtigo where they had been working in a lumber mill for the past six months. For 3 weeks they cleared a small spot of land to raise a few vegetables for use during the winter. With the timbers they had cut they built a temporary home. It was a rought constructed hut, 12 X 14 feet. The roof of lean-to-style was strange in appearance. It was of split hollowed cedar logs. The first layer was lain hollowside up whicle the second was put hollow downward over the cracks, thus making a waterproof covering.

Their furniture too was crudely made. Blocks of wood and rough benches were poor substitutes for comfortable chairs. For beds they built bunks, two tiers high of cedar saplings along one side of the walls. To keep out the cold, the cracks between the logs were filled with moss.

When the house was in readiness the remainder of the family, consisting of the mother and seven children, came from Peshtigo. Throughout the summer they gathered berries to eat and preserve for winter use. They cultivated their crops on the small clearing they had.

Much of the land adjoining the Brault Homestead was owned by Mr. Ogden who built a lumber camp across the river from the Brault's new cabin. This changed the solitary life of the family, furnishing a means of support, a source of enjoyment as well a bringing new settlers.

When spring came, the loggers made preparations to leave the camp for the summer, and the Braults were to inhabit the camp in exchange for the caring of the buildings. The men from camp volunteered to build Brault a new log house which was 30 feet square and during the summer the family did the finishing work on the new house.

The summer (of 1871) was unusually dry and after living in their new home 3 weeks, the infamous Peshtigo fire broke out,(October 8, 1871) and swept over an area of about 2,000 sq. miles. Over a thousand people lost their lives.

Where the Braults lived, the fire started at 8 o'clock in the morning. Along with Ben Wood, a surveyor with the Braults, they tried to save sleighs and valuable camp tools by putting them in the river. Only the iron of the tools remained. It was a terrible night. Everything imagineable was done to save themselves and their property. They hauled water from the creek nearby and poured it over their house continually while the fire raged. The oxen caught fire several times while hauling water.

The root crops were baked in the ground, while the corn and other leaf crops were burned to a crisp. They fell and at night the burning stumps and stubs looked like thousands of huge candles. At 4 o'clock in the morning, when they were exhausted and lost most hopes of saving themselves, a heavy rain set in, which soon checked the fire.

The Marinette Story by Fred C. Burke, 75th Installment, Marinette Eagle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1950

A little over three-quarters of a century ago, the territory in the vicinity of what is now that Village of Coleman, in Marinette county, was a heavily timbered wilderness, in what was then a part of Oconto county.

The first white man to locate in the area was a Frenchman by the name of Joseph Brault, who came there in the summer of 1871. Shortly after arriving, he began constructing a shelter for himself and family, which he completed but a short time before the Peshtigo fire on the night of October 8, 1871. The fire reached his sholdings that evening, but he and his family, with the aid of a few men who were working in a nearby logging camp, were able to save Brault's home by several hours of hard work.

This memorable fire took a toll of 500 lives in what was known as the three Sugar Bushes in the vicinity of Peshtigo, and left buy seven farm homes in the area.

Mr. Brault later built a small sawmill on his property which was located on the Little Peshtigo river, about two and a half miles east of the present Village of Coleman, on what is now county trunk highway B. This mill aided greatly in the development of the farming country now surrounding the Village of Coleman. Wwithout cash, those pioneer farmers would bring their logs to this mill and have them sawed into lumber, and Mr. Brault would accept lumber in payment of their saw bill.

More About Joseph Urgel Brault:

Burial: St John the Baptist Cemetery, Coleman, Marinette Co. WI*

Miscellaneous: Held the first classroom in his home -

Residence: 1870, Founder of Coleman - came from Peshtigo-First white man to make a permanent settlement in Coleman

More About Euphemie Bourgeois:

Burial: St. John the Baptist Church, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI*

4 v. *Jean Elie Brault, born February 20, 1827 in St. Jacques d'l Achigan, Quebec, Canada; died January 29, 1887 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; married *Marceline Gaudette November 11, 1851.

vi. Sarah Brault, born 1830.

10. *Toussaint (Bonaventure) Gaudette, born in Canada. He was the son of 20. *Bonaventure Robichaud and 21. *Emilie Fontaine. He married 11. *Sophie Senecal 1832.

11. *Sophie Senecal, born 1790 in Canada. She was the daughter of 22. *Antoine Senecal and 23. *Marie Elizabeth Leblanc.

More About *Toussaint (Bonaventure) Gaudette:

Miscellaneous: Marceline's death certificate says father's name is Bonaventure Gaudet, mother Sophie

Children of *Toussaint Gaudette and *Sophie Senecal are:

i. Denis Gaudette

ii. Severs Gaudette

iii. Sophie Gaudette, married Francois Fontaine 1834.

iv. Josephine Gaudette

v. Julie Gaudette, married Magliore Lacase 1839.

vi. Agapite Gaudette

vii. Jules Gaudette, married Emelie Gareault October 25, 1853 in St. Alphonse.

viii. Seraphin Gaudette, born 1831; died June 02, 1918; married Julienne Gaureault 1853.

5 ix. *Marceline Gaudette, born December 16, 1832 in St. Jacques d'l Achigan, Quebec, Canada; died February 23, 1903 in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI; married *Jean Elie Brault November 11, 1851.

Generation No. 5

16. *Jean Brault²⁹, born 1745 in Riviere-aux-Vieux-Habitants, Acadia²⁹; died June 06, 1832 in St. Jacques d'l Achigan, Montcalm, Quebec, Canada²⁹. He was the son of 32. *Paul Pierre Brault and 33. *Marie Josphte Landry. He married 17. *Suzanne Dupuis July 22, 1771 in L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada²⁹.

17. *Suzanne Dupuis²⁹, born 1754²⁹; died March 14, 1787²⁹. She was the daughter of 34. *Germaine Dupuis and 35. *Marie LeBlanc.

More About *Suzanne Dupuis:

Miscellaneous: Is first name Marie Suzanne Dupuis?

Children of *Jean Brault and *Suzanne Dupuis are:

i. Anastasie Brault, married Joe Lamour.

ii. Jean Baptiste Brault, born WFT Est. 1764-1788; married Marie Theotiste Blouin August 16, 1802 in St. Jacques, L'Achigan, PQ, Canada; born WFT Est. 1758-1783.

8 iii. *Joseph Brault, born WFT Est. 1766-1795; married (1) Marie Magdeleine Cantin May 12, 1806 in St. Jacques, L'Achigan, PQ, Canada; married (2) *Sophie Ribichaud October 26, 1818 in St. Jacques, L'Achigan, PQ, Canada.

iv. Augustin Brault, born WFT Est. 1766-1795; married Marie Josephte Cantin February 22, 1813 in St. Jacques, L'Achigan, PQ, Canada; born WFT Est. 1773-1798.

v. Paul Brault, born WFT Est. 1766-1800; married Angelle Cantin April 24, 1820 in St. Jacques,Montcalm, Canada.

vi. Marie Suzanne Brault²⁹, born August 18, 1772 in L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada²⁹; died March 27, 1841 in Henryville, Iberville, Quebec, Canada²⁹; married Pierre Lanque; born August 19, 1767 in L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada²⁹; died January 11, 1825 in Ste. Marguerite-de-Blairfindie, L'Acadie, Quebec²⁹.

18. *Dominique Ribicheau

Child of *Dominique Ribicheau is:

9 i. *Sophie Ribichaud, married *Joseph Brault October 26, 1818 in St. Jacques, L'Achigan, PQ, Canada.

20. *Bonaventure Robichaud, born August 15, 1797; died February 05, 1875. He was the son of 40. *Dominque Robichaud and 41. *Marie Gaudette. He married 21. *Emilie Fontaine July 03, 1821.

21. *Emilie Fontaine

Children of *Bonaventure Robichaud and *Emilie Fontaine are:

10 i. *Toussaint (Bonaventure) Gaudette, born in Canada; married *Sophie Senecal 1832.

ii. Bonaventure Gaudette, married Deneault.

iii. Diene Gaudette, married Marie Richard.

iv. Felise Gaudette, married Ignace Crepant.

v. Esther Gaudette, married Antoine Gaudette.

vi. Marguerite Gaudette, married Joseph Mireault.

vii. Marie Gaudette, married *Dominque Robichaud October 24, 1796; born October 02, 1768 in L'Assomption, QC; died August 01, 1818 in St. Jacques de l'Achigan, Quebec.

22. *Antoine Senecal He married 23. *Marie Elizabeth Leblanc.

23. *Marie Elizabeth Leblanc

Children of *Antoine Senecal and *Marie Leblanc are:

i. Baboche Senecal, married Barile Pelerin.

ii. Adelaide Senecal, married Germain Dupuis.

iii. Tillie Senecal, married Abraham Richard.

iv. Henriette Senecal, married Charles Pelerin.

v. Emelie Senecal, married Abraham Dupuis.

11 vi. *Sophie Senecal, born 1790 in Canada; married *Toussaint (Bonaventure) Gaudette 1832.

Generation No. 6

32. *Paul Pierre Brault²⁹, born August 15, 1717 in Riv. aux Canards, Acadia, Nova Scotia, Canada²⁹; died June 15, 1783 in St. Jacques, L'Achigan, Montcalm, Quebec, Canada²⁹. He was the son of *Pierre Brault and *Anne LeBlanc. He married 33. *Marie Josphte Landry 1742 in Grand Pre, Acadia, Nova Scotia, Canada.

33. *Marie Josphte Landry, born 1719²⁹; died July 03, 1779 in St. Jacques d'l Achigan,Montcalm, Quebec, Canada²⁹. She was the daughter of *Francois Landry and *Marie Doucet.

More About *Paul Pierre Brault:

Fact 1: June 15, 1783, Buried Saint-Jacques-de-l'Achigan, Quebec

Children of *Paul Brault and *Marie Landry are:

i. Joseph Brault, born 1743; died WFT Est. 1772-1834; married Anastasie Benoit November 02, 1766 in L'Assomption, PQ. Canada; born WFT Est. 1728-1752; died WFT Est. 1771-1840.

16 ii. *Jean Brault, born 1745 in Riviere-aux-Vieux-Habitants, Acadia; died June 06, 1832 in St. Jacques d'l Achigan, Montcalm, Quebec, Canada; married (1) *Suzanne Dupuis July 22, 1771 in L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada; married (2) Madeline Lorion July 07, 1778 in St.Jacques, L'Achigan, PQ, Canada.

iii. Pierre Brault, born 1759; died WFT Est. 1784-1859; married Marie Anne Daigle October 07, 1778 in St. Jacques, L'Achigan, PQ, Canada; born WFT Est. 1741-1765.

34. *Germaine Dupuis He married 35. *Marie LeBlanc.

35. *Marie LeBlanc

Child of *Germaine Dupuis and *Marie LeBlanc is:

17 i. *Suzanne Dupuis, born 1754; died March 14, 1787; married *Jean Brault July 22, 1771 in L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada.

40. *Dominque Robichaud, born October 02, 1768 in L'Assomption, QC; died August 01, 1818 in St. Jacques de l'Achigan, Quebec. He was the son of *Dominique Robichaud and *Marguerite Forest. He married 41. *Marie Gaudette October 24, 1796 in St. Jacques de l'Achigan, Quebec.

41. *Marie Gaudette She was the daughter of *Bonaventure Godet/Gaudet and *Marie Bourgeois.

Children of *Dominque Robichaud and *Marie Gaudette are:

i. Emelie Robichaud

ii. Xavier Robichaud

20 iii. *Bonaventure Robichaud, born August 15, 1797; died February 05, 1875; married *Emilie Fontaine July 03, 1821.

iv. Sophie Robichaud, born May 23, 1799.

v. Marie Robichaud, born April 29, 1801.

vi. Victoire Robichaud, born March 28, 1803.

vii. Gedeon Robichaud, born October 15, 1804.

viii. Joseph Robichaud, born September 15, 1805.

ix. Marguerite Robichaud, born June 05, 1807.

x. Rossalie Robichaud, born November 10, 1810.

xi. Salomen Robichaud, born November 10, 1810.

xii. Fabien Robichaud, born June 19, 1812.

xiii. Maxime Robichaud, born June 19, 1812.

xiv. Noel Rawden Robichaud, born December 24, 1813; married Hedwige Bourgeois January 01, 1840 in St. Jacques, Canada.

xv. Francois Robichaud, born July 15, 1816.

Endnotes

1. Kathleen (Martens) Zellermayer, The Martens Family, "Electronic."

2. Marriage Records, Marinette Co., WI.

3. Kathleen (Martens) Zellermayer, The Martens Family, "Electronic."

4. Death Records, Marinette County, Wisconsin.

5. Death Records, Marinette County, Wisconsin, Volume 8, page 1083.

6. Tombstone Engraving.

7. Marriage Records, Marinette Co., WI.

8. Death Records, Marinette County, Wisconsin.

9. Death Records, Marinette County, Wisconsin, Volume 7, page 39.

10. Tombstone Engraving.

11. Death Records, Marinette County, Wisconsin.

12. Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Aug 29, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.30793.66

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16. Commemorative Biographical Record.

17. Tombstone Engraving, St. John the Baptist Cemetery, Coleman, Marinette Co., WI.

18. Death Records, Marinette County, Wisconsin.

19. Death Records, Marinette County, Wisconsin, Volume 3, page 360.

20. Commemorative Biographical Record.

21. Death Records, Marinette County, Wisconsin.

22. Commemorative Biographical Record.

23. Marriage Records, Marinette Co., WI.

24. Marriage Records, Marinette Co., WI, Volume w, page 179.

25. Marriage Records, Marinette Co., WI.

26. Tombstone Engraving.

27. Shari Milks - coordinator for Manitowoc County, US Genweb.com - Manitowoc Co., WI, "Electronic."

28. Tombstone Engraving.

29. Broderbund, World Family Tree, CD 718, Vol. 18, Tree #1216, "CD-ROM."