Ancestors of Elizabeth (Allery) Keplin 1917

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Ancestors of Elizabeth (Allery) Keplin 1917-
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Ancestors of Elizabeth Allery
Information courtesy of Mrs. Gail Morin



Generation One

1. Elizabeth1 ALLERY (Joseph, #2); born 23 January 1917 (Michael K. Keplin Research, 14 Jun 2001.); married Alfred Keplin, son of Joseph Keplin and Marguerite McCloud.
She was also known as Liza Caroline Allery (Mickael Keplin, 14 Jun 2001.).


Generation Two

2. Joseph Lawrence2 ALLERY (Jean Allary, #4); born 6 May 1886 (Olga Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Olga, North Dakota 1882-1900, page 102, B-36.); baptized 13 June 1886 Olga, North Dakota, B-36, Joseph Allary, bt. 13 Jun 1886, born 6 May 1886, legitimate s/o Baptiste Allary and Marie Amiotte, Gf: Gabriel Amiotte, Gm: Lalouise Allary, A. Chifflot ptre. (page 102) (Olga, page 102, B-36.); married Justine Nadeau (see #3), daughter of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat, 8 February 1908 (Cindy Charlebois Research.); died 29 December 1958 Indian Health Service Hospital, Winnebago, Nebraska, at age 72 (Cindy Charlebois.) (Mickael Keplin, 14 Nov 2002.).
Enrolled TM-G-2 (Cindy Charlebois.). He and Justine Nadeau were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Alfred Allery, Cecelia Allery, and Beatrice Allery. Joseph L. Allery, husband, 1887; Mary Allery (Nadeau), wife, 1889; Fred J. Allery, son, 1908; Cecelia Allery, daughter, 1912; Beatrice Allery, (probate, dead). (page 19) (1936-TMC 1936 Tribal Roll, Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Office of Indian Affairs, received 28 Jan 1938, page 19.).
Children of Joseph Lawrence2 Allery and Justine Nadeau (see #3) were as follows:
i. Mary Vitaline1.
ii. Rose.
iii. Josephine.
iv. Ernestine.
v. Beatrice; died before 1938 (1936-TMC, page 19.).
She was in the census household of Joseph Lawrence Allery and Justine Nadeau on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 19.).
vi. Alfred; born 1908 (1936-TMC, page 19.).
He was in the census household of Joseph Lawrence Allery and Justine Nadeau on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 19.). As of 28 January 1938, he was also known as Fred J. ALLERY (1936-TMC, page 19.).
vii. Cecelia; born 1912 (1936-TMC, page 19.).
She was in the census household of Joseph Lawrence Allery and Justine Nadeau on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 19.).
1 viii. Elizabeth.
3. Justine2 NADEAU (Joseph, #6) (1890-TMC 1890 Census of Half Breed Chippewas of Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, #880.); born circa October 1889 (1890-TMC, #880.); born 20 November 1889 (Cindy Charlebois.); married Joseph Lawrence Allery (see #2), son of Jean Baptiste Allary and Marie Amyotte, 8 February 1908 (Cindy Charlebois.); died 24 November 1970 Indian Health Service Hospital, Belcourt, North Dakota, at age 81 (Cindy Charlebois.) (Mickael Keplin, 14 Jun 2001.).
Enrolled TM-123 two daughters and one son (Cindy Charlebois.). As of 1889, she was also known as Marie Rachel Nadeau (Cindy Charlebois.). She was in the census household of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat in July 1890 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory (1890-TMC, #878-880.). She was in the census household of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1892C-TMC 1892 Oct 1 McCumber Census of the Turtle Mountain band of Chippewa Indians and Mixed Bloods, Belcourt, North Dakota , Family 189, #801-804.). She and Joseph Lawrence Allery were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Alfred Allery, Cecelia Allery, and Beatrice Allery. Joseph L. Allery, husband, 1887; Mary Allery (Nadeau), wife, 1889; Fred J. Allery, son, 1908; Cecelia Allery, daughter, 1912; Beatrice Allery, (probate, dead). (page 19) (1936-TMC, page 19.).


Generation Three

4. Jean Baptiste3 ALLARY (Andre, #8); born 6 February 1856 (SFXI-Kipling St.Francois Xavier Register Index, 1834-1900; compiled by Clarence Kipling, B-109.); baptized 10 May 1856 St.Francois Xavier, (Manitoba), Canada, B-109, Jean Baptiste Allary, bt. 10 May 1856, born 6 Feb 1856, s/o Andre Allary and Marie Marcellais (SFXI-Kipling, B-109.); married Marie Amyotte (see #5), daughter of Francois Amyotte and Louise Hamelin, 1877 (NWHBSI Index 1885 Scrip Applications, North-West Halfbreeds residing outside Manitoba on 15 July 1870, RG15-20, page 101.); died 20 January 1933 Turtle Mountain, North Dakota, at age 76 (Jan Evans Research, 9 Jul 1996.).
He witnessed the letter of Louis Riel on 20 August 1880 Montana (Lewistown Project - Miscellaneous Papers, PAM, MG 3 D 1, 390, petition written by Louis Riel.). He had a scrip application: in 1885: Allary, Baptiste; f. Andre Allary; m. Marie Marcellais; b. Feb 1852; m. 1877; Marie Amiotte; HB 263 (NWHBSI, page 101.). He witnessed the burial of Olivier Laplante on 2 September 1886 Olga, North Dakota (Olga, page 107, S-17.). He and Marie Amyotte were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Gabriel Allery and Julia Allery. Family 2; #8, Baptist Allery, male, father, age 38, mixed bloods in vicinity of reservation; #9, Mary, female, wife, age 31; #10, Gabriel, male, son, age 6; #11, Julia, female, daughter, age 2 (1892C-TMC , Family 2, #8-11.). He and Marie Amyotte were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Gabriel Allery, Julia Allery, Louis Allery, Mary Louise Allery, and Josette Allery. John B. Allarie, Head, Indian, Male, July 1854, North Dakota, 44, married 20 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Marie, wife, Indian, Female, February 1862, North Dakota, 38, married 20 years, 6 children born, 5 children living, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Gabriel, son, Indian, Male, August 1887, North Dakota, 12, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Julie, daughter, Indian, Female, March 1891, North Dakota, 9, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Louis, son, Indian, Male, May 1893, North Dakota, 7, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Marie L., daughter, Indian, Female, April 1895, North Dakota, 5, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Josette, daughter, Indian, Female, February 1898, North Dakota, 2, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 421, page 321A) (1900C-TMC 1900 United States Census, Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, House 421, page 321A.). He was enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Mary Louise Allery, Josette Allery, and Louis Allery. Baptiste Allery, husband 1854; Josette Allery, daughter 1897; Mary Louise Allery, daughter, 1895; Louis Allery, husband, 1894. (page 18-19) (1936-TMC, page 18-19.).
Children of Jean Baptiste3 Allary and Marie Amyotte (see #5) were as follows:
2 i. Joseph Lawrence2.
ii. Gabriel; born 5 June 1887.
He was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary and Marie Amyotte on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1892C-TMC , Family 2, #8-11.). He was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary and Marie Amyotte on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 421, page 321A.).
iii. Julia; born March 1891 North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 420, page 321A.); married Israel Mikeal Bottineau, son of Jonas Bottineau and Suzanne Poitras, before 1938.
She was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary and Marie Amyotte on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1892C-TMC , Family 2, #8-11.). She was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary and Marie Amyotte on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 421, page 321A.). She and Israel Mikeal Bottineau were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938. Julia Bottineau (Allery), wife, 1891; Israel Bottineau, husband, 1878, (not enrolled). (page 42) (1936-TMC, page 42.).
iv. Louis; born April 1893 North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 420, page 321A.).
He was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary and Marie Amyotte on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 421, page 321A.). He was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 18-19.).
v. Mary Louise; born 11 January 1895 North Dakota (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.); died 14 December 1963 Dunseith, Rolette County, North Dakota, at age 68 (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.).
She was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary and Marie Amyotte on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 421, page 321A.). She was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 18-19.).
vi. Josette (1900C-TMC, 421-421.); born February 1898 North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 420, page 321A.).
She was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary and Marie Amyotte on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 421, page 321A.). She was in the census household of Jean Baptiste Allary on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 18-19.).
5. Marie3 AMYOTTE (Francois, #10); born 25 February 1863 (NWHBSI, page 101; page 103.); married Jean Baptiste Allary (see #4), son of Andre Allary and Marie Marcellais, 1877 (NWHBSI, page 101.); died circa 1907 (Jan Evans.).
Reference: Jan Evans says b. 19 Mar 1852; d. about 1907. She had a scrip application: in 1885: Amiotte, Marie; f. Francois Amiotte; m. Louise; b. 25 Feb 1863; m. Baptiste Allary; HB 1222 (NWHBSI, page 101; page 103.). She witnessed the baptism of Ferdinand Jerome on 17 July 1887 Olga, North Dakota (Olga, page 125, B-29.). She and Jean Baptiste Allary were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Gabriel Allery and Julia Allery. Family 2; #8, Baptist Allery, male, father, age 38, mixed bloods in vicinity of reservation; #9, Mary, female, wife, age 31; #10, Gabriel, male, son, age 6; #11, Julia, female, daughter, age 2 (1892C-TMC , Family 2, #8-11.). She and Jean Baptiste Allary were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Gabriel Allery, Julia Allery, Louis Allery, Mary Louise Allery, and Josette Allery. John B. Allarie, Head, Indian, Male, July 1854, North Dakota, 44, married 20 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Marie, wife, Indian, Female, February 1862, North Dakota, 38, married 20 years, 6 children born, 5 children living, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Gabriel, son, Indian, Male, August 1887, North Dakota, 12, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Julie, daughter, Indian, Female, March 1891, North Dakota, 9, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Louis, son, Indian, Male, May 1893, North Dakota, 7, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Marie L., daughter, Indian, Female, April 1895, North Dakota, 5, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Josette, daughter, Indian, Female, February 1898, North Dakota, 2, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 421, page 321A) (1900C-TMC, House 421, page 321A.).

6. Joseph3 NADEAU (Joseph, #12); born 17 April 1861 (Cindy Charlebois.); married Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat (see #7), daughter of Francois Pitwewekijik dit Lerat and Emelie Desjarlais, circa 1888 (Cindy Charlebois.) (1888-TMC 1888 Census of Half Breed Chippewas of Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, #760-761.); died 18 April 1950 at age 89 (St.Ann's Centennial, 100 Years of Faith - 1885-1985; Belcourt, North Dakota: St.Ann Parish, 1985).).
Enrolled Joseph Nadeau; Turtle Mountain 5195; born 1861. He and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat were enumerated in the census in 1888 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. #760-761; Joseph Nadeau, father, 27; Suzane, wife, 16. (1888-TMC) (1888-TMC, #760-761.). He and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat were enumerated in the census on 1 August 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. #804-806; Joseph Nadeau, M, father, 28; Susane, wife, 19; Dissey [?], F, niece, 9. (1889-TMC) (1889-TMC 1889 Census of Half Breed Chippewas of Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, #804-806.). He and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat were enumerated in the census in July 1890 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Justine Nadeau. #878-880; Joseph Nadeau, M, father, 29; Susan, F, mother, 20; Justine, F, dau, 9 months. (1890-TMC) (1890-TMC, #878-880.). He and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Justine Nadeau and Virginie Nadeau. Family 180; #801, Joseph Madeau (sic), male, father, age 31, mixed bloods on reservation; #802, Susan, female, wife, age 20; #803, Mary, female, daughter, age 3; #804, Virginie, female, daughter, age 1 (1892C-TMC , Family 189, #801-804.). He and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota. Also in the family: Ambrose Nadeau, Margaret Nadeau, Elvina Claudia Nadeau, Patrice Nadeau, Norbert M. Nadeau, and Ernest Wilfred Nadeau. Joseph Nadeau, husband, 1861; Susan Neadeau (Larat), wife, 1872; Ambrose Neadeau, son, 1900; Marguerita Nedeau, daughter, 1902; Elvina Claudia Nedeau, daughter, 1905; Patrice Nedeau, son, 1907; Norbert M. Nedeau, son, 1911, (dead); Ernest Wilfred Nedeau, son, 1915. (page 180-181) (1936-TMC, page 180-181.). JOSEPH NADEAU - SUSAN LAROTE 'Joseph Nadeau was born April 17, 1851 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nadeau in St.Vincent, Minnesota. Before his mrriage to Susan LaRote at Belcourt, he lived at Pembina, Red Lake, Minnesota, East Grand Forks, Minnesota; and Belcourt. His wife, two daughters and one son preceded him in death. He died April 8, 1950 at the age of 99. His surviving children were Mrs. Mary Allery, Peter Nadeau, Judith Page, Florestine Boyer, Ambrose Nadeau, Mrs. Margaret Vivier, Mrs. Alvina LaFountain, Patrick Nadeau and Ernest Nadeau' (St.Ann's Centennial.).
Children of Joseph3 Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat (see #7) were as follows:
3 i. Justine2.
ii. Virginie; born 31 May 1891 (Cindy Charlebois.); married David Parisien, son of Elzear Parisien and Madeleine Larance, circa 1914 (1936-TMC, page 184.); married John Gourneau, son of Joseph Gourneau and Virginie Chunuwachi, before 1915.
She was in the census household of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1892C-TMC , Family 189, #801-804.). She and David Parisien were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota. Also in the family: Josephine Parisien, Julia Parisien, Edna Parisien, Mary Milka Parisien, Joseph Bruno Parisien, Joseph Madore Parisien, Marie Claudia Parisien, Frederick Morse Parisien, and Francois Martin Parisien. David Parisien No. 2, husband, 1875; Virginia Parisien (Gourneau, Nadeau), wife, 1889; Josephine Parisien, daughter, 1902; Julia Parisien, daughter, 1904; Edna Parisien, daughter, 1905; Joseph Bruno Parisien, son, 1915; Marie Claudia Parisien, daughter, 1918; Frederick Morse Parisien, son, 1921; Francois Martin Parisien, son, 1924. (page 184) (1936-TMC, page 184.).
iii. Pierre; born 12 February 1893 (Cindy Charlebois.); married Josephine Lafountain, daughter of Pierre Frederic Lafontaine and Isabel Delonais, before 1916; died 4 May 1965 at age 72 (Cindy Charlebois.).
He and Josephine Lafountain were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota. Also in the family: Francis Jean Nadeau. Pierre Nadeau, husband, 1893; Josephine Nadeau (LaFontain), wife, 1898; Francis Jean Nadeau, son, 1916. (page 181) (1936-TMC, page 181.).

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iv. Judith; born 25 May 1896 (Cindy Charlebois.); married Louis Riel Poitras, son of William Poitras and Marie Alphonsine Delorme, before 1915 (1936-TMC, page 101.).
She and Louis Riel Poitras were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota. Louis Riel Poitra, husband, 1896; Judith Poitra (Nadeau), wife, 1896. (page 101) (1936-TMC, page 101.).
v. Florestine; born 15 April 1898 (Cindy Charlebois.); married Alexander Boyer, son of Abraham Boyer and Julie Lafontaine, before 1916 (Cindy Charlebois.); died 1 June 1950 at age 52 (Cindy Charlebois.).
She and Alexander Boyer were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Alexander Boyer, husband, 1889; Flora Boyer (Nadeau), wife, 1898. (page 43) (1936-TMC, page 43.).
vi. Ambrose; born 8 June 1900 (Cindy Charlebois.); married Flora Vivier, daughter of Elie Vivier and Virginie Azure, before 1931; died 9 May 1963 at age 62 (Cindy Charlebois.).
He was in the census household of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 180-181.).
vii. Margaret; born 8 December 1902 (Cindy Charlebois.).
She was in the census household of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 180-181.).
viii. Elvina Claudia (1936-TMC, page 180.); born 17 April 1905 (Cindy Charlebois.).
She was in the census household of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 180-181.).
ix. Patrice (1936-TMC, page 180.); born 7 February 1907 (Cindy Charlebois.); married Josephine Champagne, daughter of Louis Champagne and Marie Rose Poitras, before 1936 (1936-TMC, page 180.); married Sarah Jane Page, daughter of John Baptiste Page and Francoise f*gnant, before 1952; died 1952 (Mickael Keplin, e-mail 22 Jan 2003.).
He was in the census household of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 180-181.).
x. Norbert M. (1936-TMC, page 181.); born 1911 (1936-TMC, page 181.); died before 1938 (1936-TMC, page 181.).
He was in the census household of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 180-181.).
xi. Ernest Wilfred (1936-TMC, page 181.); born 1915 (1936-TMC, page 181.).
He was in the census household of Joseph Nadeau and Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit Lerat on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota (1936-TMC, page 180-181.).
7. Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit3 LERAT (Francois, #14); born 3 May 1872 between Wood Mountain and Cypress Hills, (Saskatchewan), Canada (HBSI Index 1886-1901, 1906 Halfbreed Scrip Applications, RG15-21.); baptized 17 November 1872 Lebret, (Saskatchewan), Canada (L1 Lebret Mission de St.Florent Roman Catholic Registre des Baptemes, Mariages & Sepltures, Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Book One: 1868-1881, FHC microfilm 1032949.); married Joseph Nadeau (see #6), son of Joseph Nadeau and Marguerite Montreuille, circa 1888 (Cindy Charlebois.) (1888-TMC, #760-761.).
Enrolled Susan LaRat; Turtle Mountain 5194 (Cindy Charlebois.). She and Joseph Nadeau were enumerated in the census in 1888 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. #760-761; Joseph Nadeau, father, 27; Suzane, wife, 16. (1888-TMC) (1888-TMC, #760-761.). She and Joseph Nadeau were enumerated in the census on 1 August 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. #804-806; Joseph Nadeau, M, father, 28; Susane, wife, 19; Dissey [?], F, niece, 9. (1889-TMC) (1889-TMC, #804-806.). She and Joseph Nadeau were enumerated in the census in July 1890 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Justine Nadeau. #878-880; Joseph Nadeau, M, father, 29; Susan, F, mother, 20; Justine, F, dau, 9 months. (1890-TMC) (1890-TMC, #878-880.). She and Joseph Nadeau were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Justine Nadeau and Virginie Nadeau. Family 180; #801, Joseph Madeau (sic), male, father, age 31, mixed bloods on reservation; #802, Susan, female, wife, age 20; #803, Mary, female, daughter, age 3; #804, Virginie, female, daughter, age 1 (1892C-TMC , Family 189, #801-804.). She had a scrip application: in 1900 Fort Qu'Appelle, (Saskatchewan), Canada,: Ledoux, Suzanne; #340; Address: Ft.Qu'Appelle; Born: 1872, between Wood Mountain & Cypress Hills; Father: Francois Lerat dit Petwewekijek (HB); Mother: Emily Desjarlais (HB) (HBSI.). She and Joseph Nadeau were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota. Also in the family: Ambrose Nadeau, Margaret Nadeau, Elvina Claudia Nadeau, Patrice Nadeau, Norbert M. Nadeau, and Ernest Wilfred Nadeau. Joseph Nadeau, husband, 1861; Susan Neadeau (Larat), wife, 1872; Ambrose Neadeau, son, 1900; Marguerita Nedeau, daughter, 1902; Elvina Claudia Nedeau, daughter, 1905; Patrice Nedeau, son, 1907; Norbert M. Nedeau, son, 1911, (dead); Ernest Wilfred Nedeau, son, 1915. (page 180-181) (1936-TMC, page 180-181.).

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Generation Four

8. Andre4 ALLARY (Michel, #16); born circa 1826; born March 1827 North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 411, page 319B.); born circa 1830 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (1850Ci-MN Harpole, Patricia C. and Mary D. Nagle, ed., Minnesota Territorial Census, 1850 (St.Paul, Minnesota: Minnesota Historical Society, 1972), page 26, Dwelling 85, Family 85.); baptized 10 August 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, B-828, Andre Alary, bt. 10 Aug 1834, s/o Michel Alary and a Sa..., Gf: Andre Carriere, Gm: .... (page 136) (SB St.Boniface Roman Catholic Registre des Baptemes, Mariages & Sepultures, 1825-1834, page 136, B-828.); married Marie Marcellais (see #9), daughter of Jean Baptiste Marcellais and Marie Wilkie, 6 September 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, M-34, Andre Alarie, adult son of Michel Alarie and Marguerite Sauteuse, married 6 September 1852, Marie Marcellais, minor daughter of J. B. Marcellais and Marie Wilky, in the presence of J. Bte Wilky and Michel Alarie, G. A. Belcourt priest missionary. (page 77-78) (AP1 Belleau, Reverend Father J. M., ed., Records of the Assumption Roman Catholic Church, Pembina, North Dakota: Baptisms, Marriages, Sepultures, Book One, 1848-1874, page 77-78, M-34.); died 3 June 1909.
As of 1850, he was also known as Andre Henrie (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 85, Family 85.). He was a hunter on 8 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 85, Family 85.). He was in the census household of Michel Allary and Marie Serpente on 8 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 85, Family 85.). Treaty: Henrie, Andre; Pembina, Dak. A brother of Michel, I think; resided at Pembina over ten years; a mixed-blood of the Pembina band. J. B. Bottineau (page 119) (1863-4T Chippewas of the Red Lake and Pembina bands - Treaty of 1863-1864, House Executive Document 193, 42d Congress, 2d session; Washington D.C.: Congress of the United States, 1865, 171-228, 244-259, page 119.). Treaty: Allaire, Andrew; Aug. 24, 1868, J. P. Wilson, Rejected. I don't know him. P. Roy. Same as evidence on [Genvieve Augustin]. V. Roy, B. Armstrong, J. Gurnoe, D. G. Morrison (page 83) (1863-4T, page 83.). He witnessed the baptism of Joseph Norbert Lavallee on 17 November 1870 Lebret, (Saskatchewan), Canada (L1 , page 26, B-45.). He witnessed the letter of Louis Riel on 20 August 1880 Montana (Misc. Papers, PAM, MG 3 D 1, 390, petition written by Louis Riel.). He witnessed the baptism of Julienne Jerome on 31 August 1884 Olga, North Dakota (Olga, page 50, B-27.). He had a scrip application: in 1885: Allary, Andre Sr.; f. Michel Allary (dec); m. Marie Sauteuse; b. 1833; m. 1852; Marie Marcellais; HB 1260 (NWHBSI, page 101.). He and Marie Marcellais were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Louise Allary and Josephine Allary. Family 7; #34, Andrew Allery, sr., male, father, age 66, mixed bloods in vicinity of reservation; #35, Marie, female, wife, age 63; #36, Louise, female, daughter, age 22; #37, Josephine, female, daughter, age 20 (1892C-TMC , Family 7, #34-37.). He and Marie Marcellais were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Josephine Allary. Andre Allarie, Head, Indian, Male, March 1827, North Dakota, 73, North Dakota, married 49 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Marie, wife, Indian, Female, August 1830, North Dakota, 69, married 49 years, one child born, one child living, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Josephine, daughter, Indian, Female, June 1874, North Dakota, 25, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 411, page 319B) (1900C-TMC, House 411, page 319B.). Alary, Andre, pere; b.--; d.--. Metis son of Michel Alary and Marguerite, an Ojibway woman. Married Marie Marcellais at Pembina, 1852. Father of Andre Alary. 2: 225 (CWLR The Collected Writings Of Louis Riel, 5 ( University of Alberta Press, 1985).).
Children of Andre4 Allary and Marie Marcellais (see #9) were as follows:
i. Andre3; born August 1853 (AP1, page 94, B-92.); baptized 7 September 1853 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, B-92, Andre Alarie, baptized 7 September 1853, born about one month, son of Andre Alarie and Marie Marcellais, Godfather: Martin Jerome dit St.Marc, Godmother: Isabelle Wilky, G. A. Belcourt priest. (page 94) (AP1, page 94, B-92.); married Josephte McGillis dite Hamelin, daughter of William McGillis and Marie Daigneault, 20 April 1874 Lebret, Qu'Appelle, (Saskatchewan), Canada, M-11, Andre Allary, adult son of Andre Allary and Marie Marsolais, married 20 Apr 1874, Josephte McGillis, adult natural d/o William McGillis and Marie Dagnau, Witnesses: Maxime Marion and Jonas Hamelin, Lestang ptre. (page 131) (L1 , page 131, M-11.).
He witnessed the letter of Louis Riel on 20 August 1880 Montana (Misc. Papers, PAM, MG 3 D 1, 390, petition written by Louis Riel.). He had a scrip application: on 22 August 1885 Willow Bunch, (Saskatchewan), Canada,: Andre Allary, Junr; HB child; Address: Willow Bunch via Moose Jaw; Born: I don't know where about 1852; Father: Andre Allary (HB) living; Mother: Marie Marcellais (HB); Lived: I have been living here continuously since one year before the transfer my father & mother have also lived here since that year. They are in Winnipeg since last Fall. Married: Josephte McGillis in 1873 at Wood Mountain. Children: 5 living; 1 deceased. Wish: I will take a scrip for $240 approved. I have lived her continuously since 15th March last & I have taken no part directly or indirectly in the recent rebellion. Andre (x) Allary; French; 22 Aug 1885; Jean Louis Legare; Angus McGillis (x) (NWHBS 1885 Scrip Applications, North-West Halfbreeds residing outside Manitoba on 15 July 1870, RG15-20, C-14936.). He and Josephte McGillis dite Hamelin were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Patrice Allary, Marie Alphonsine Allary, William Allary, John Allary, Marguerite Allary, Virginie Allary, and Elizabeth Allery. Family 6; #25, Andrew J. Allery, male, father, age 49, mixed bloods in vicinity of reservation; #26, Jossett, female, wife, age 39; #27, Batrice, male, son, age 19; #28, Alphonsin, female, daughter, age 16; #29, William, male, son, age 14; #30, Jean Marie, male, son, age 11; #31, Margaret, female, daughter, age 8; #32, Viriginie, female, daughter, age 7; #33, Elizabeth, female, daughter, age 3 (1892C-TMC , Family 6, #25-33.). He and Josephte McGillis dite Hamelin were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: William Allary, John Allary, Marguerite Allary, Virginie Allary, Elizabeth Allery, and Ellen Ann Allary. Andre Allarie, Head, Indian, Male, September 1852, North Dakota, 47, married 25 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Josette, wife, Indian, Female, March 1851, North Dakota, 49, married 25 years, 7 children born, 6 children living, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; William, son, Indian, Male, September 1878, North Dakota, 21, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; John M., son, Indian, Male, July 1881, North Dakota, 18, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Margaret, daughter, Indian, Female, February 1883, North Dakota, 17, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Virginia, daughter, Indian, Female, March 1885, North Dakota, 15, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Elizabeth, daughter, Indian, Female, June 1891, North Dakota, 9, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Ellen Ann, daughter, Indian, Female, August 1893, North Dakota, 6, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 420, page 321A) (1900C-TMC, House 420, page 321A.). Alary, Andre, fils, b. 1853 (St.Joseph, Dakota); d.--. Metis son of Andre Alary and Marie Marcellais. Moved with his family to Montana. 2: 225' (CWLR.).
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iii. Marie; born 12 May 1858 (AP1, page 191, B-581.); baptized 10 June 1858 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, B-581, Marie Alarie, bt. 10 Jun 1858, born 12 May, of the legitimate marriage of Andre Alarie and Marie Marcellais, Gf: Jos. Jerome, Gm: Marie Wilkey, G. A. Belcourt ptre. (page 191) (AP1, page 191, B-581.); died before 1885 (NWHBSI, page 101.).
She had a scrip application: in 1885: Allary, Michel (dec); f. Andre Allary; m. Marie Marcellais; 5 June 1858; HB 1862 (NWHBSI, page 101.).
iv. Annabelle; born 6 August 1860 (AP1, page 227, B-40.); baptized 2 September 1860 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, B-40, Annabelle Emry (Henry), bt. 2 Sep 1860, born 6 August, of Andre Emry and Maria Marcelais, Gf: David Jerome dit St.Marc, Gm: Elisa Jerome sister of the godfather, Goeffin ptre. (page 227) (AP1, page 227, B-40.).
v. Guillaume; born 8 October 1861 (AP1, page 239, B-41.); baptized 24 November 1861 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, B-41, Guillaume Honore, bt. 24 Nov 1861, born 8 Oct 1861, s/o Andre Honore and Marie Mourille [?], Gf: Gulilaume Foyu, Gm: Elize Jerome, Andre omi. (page 229) (AP1, page 239, B-41.); died before 1885 (NWHBSI, page 101.).
He had a scrip application: in 1885: Allary, William (dec); f. Andre Allary; m. Marie Marcellais; b. Feb 1860; HB 1262 (NWHBSI, page 101.).
vi. Marie Rose; born February 1862 (NWHBSI, page 101.); born circa 1864 (L1 , page 79, S-13.); died 22 April 1873 at age 11 (L1 , page 79, S-13.); buried 2 May 1873 Lebret, (Saskatchewan), Canada, S-13, Marie Rose Allary, bt. 2 May 1873, born 22 Apr 1873, age 9 years, d/o Andre Allary and Marie Marselais, Present: Gabriel Frederic and Francois Perreault, Decorby ptre. (page 79) (L1 , page 79, S-13.).
She had a scrip application: in 1885: Allary, Marie (dec); f. Andre Allary; m. Marie Marcellais; b. Feb 1862; HB 1262 (NWHBSI, page 101.).
vii. Henri Napoleon; born 30 November 1866 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, B-23.); baptized 30 November 1866 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, B-23, Henri Napoleon Alary, born and bt. 30 Nov 1866, s/o Andre Alary and Marie Marsolais, Gf: David (Jerome) St.Matte, Gm: Julienne Foye, H. Leduc ptre. (page 22) (AP1, B-23.); married Justine (--?--) 1896 (1900C-TMC, House 415, page 320A.); died 24 January 1941 St.Eustache, Manitoba, Canada, at age 74 (Denney Papers, Charles D. Denney, Glenbow Archives, Calgary, Alberta.).
He had a scrip application: in 1885: Allary, Henri; f. Andre Allary; m. Marie Marcellais; b. 1864; HB 1756 (NWHBSI, page 101.). He and Justine (--?--) were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Martin Allary and Alexander Allary. Napoleon Allarie, Head, Indian, Male, November 1868, North Dakota, 32, married 4 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Justine, wife, Indian, Female, February 1879, North Dakota, 21, married 4 years, 2 children born, 2 children living, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Martin, son, Indian, Male, August 1898, North Dakota, 2, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Alexander, son, Indian, Male, January 1899, North Dakota, 1, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 415, page 320A) (1900C-TMC, House 415, page 320A.). The known brothers and sisters of Napoleon (Sr.) were Josue, Elzear, Louis who resided in North Dakota, U.S.A., Shawman, Mrs. Fred Lynch and Mrs. John Brown (Treasure of Time: The Rural Municipality of Cartier: 1914-1984, 1984), page 278.).
viii. Louise; born circa 1869 (1892C-TMC , Family 7, #34-37.) (NWHBSI, page 101.); married St.Pierre Amyotte, son of Jean Louis Amyotte and Isabelle Decouteau, 1895 (1900C-TMC, House 401, page 318B.) (1936-TMC, page 22.).
She had a scrip application: in 1885: Allary, Louise; f. Andre Allary; m. Marie Marcellais; b.____; 1756/55 (NWHBSI, page 101.). She witnessed the baptism of Joseph Lawrence Allery on 13 June 1886 Olga, North Dakota (Olga, page 102, B-36.). She was in the census household of Andre Allary and Marie Marcellais on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1892C-TMC , Family 7, #34-37.). She and St.Pierre Amyotte were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. St. Pierre Amyotte, Head, Indian, Male, July 1873, North Dakota, 27, married 5 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Louise, wife, Indian, Female, March 1872, North Dakota, 28, married 5 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 401, page 318B) (1900C-TMC, House 401, page 318B.). She and St.Pierre Amyotte were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Peter Amyott, husband, 1872; Louise Amyott (Allery), wife, 1872. (page 22) (1936-TMC, page 22.).
ix. Josephine; born circa 1872 (1892C-TMC , Family 7, #34-37.); born June 1874 North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 411, page 319B.).
She was in the census household of Andre Allary and Marie Marcellais on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota (1892C-TMC , Family 7, #34-37.). She was in the census household of Andre Allary and Marie Marcellais on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 411, page 319B.).
x. David; born before 18 April 1873; died 18 April 1873 (L1 , page 91, S-8.); buried 4 May 1873 Lebret, (Saskatchewan), Canada, page 91, S-8, David Alary, buried 4 May 1873, died 18 Apr 1873, son of Andre Allary and Marie Marsolais (L1 , page 91, S-8.).
9. Marie4 MARCELLAIS (Jean, #18); born 14 October 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 110, B-672.); baptized 14 October 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, B-672, Marie Marsolet, bt. 14 Oct 1833, born this night of the legitimate marriage of Jean Baptiste Marsolet and M. Wilky, Gf: Jean Baptiste Wilky, Gm: Marie Marsolet, J. N. Ev de Juliopolis. (page 110) (SB, page 110, B-672.); married Andre Allary (see #8), son of Michel Allary and Marie Serpente, 6 September 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, M-34, Andre Alarie, adult son of Michel Alarie and Marguerite Sauteuse, married 6 September 1852, Marie Marcellais, minor daughter of J. B. Marcellais and Marie Wilky, in the presence of J. Bte Wilky and Michel Alarie, G. A. Belcourt priest missionary. (page 77-78) (AP1, page 77-78, M-34.); died 8 March 1906 at age 72.
As of 14 May 1833, she was also known as Marie Marsolet (SB, page 110, B-672.). She witnessed the baptism of Jacques Berger on 15 November 1851 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 60, B-57.). Treaty: Henry, Marie; Pembina, Dak. The wife of Andre Henrie; resided at Pembina; a mixed-blood; don't know of what band. J. B. Bottineau (page 119) (1863-4T, page 119.). Treaty: Allaire, Mary; Aug. 20, 1868, Pembina County, Minn., J. P. Wilson, Rejected. I don't know her. P. Roy. Same as testimony [for Genvieve Augustin]. V. Roy, B. Armstrong, J. Gurnoe, D. G. Morrison (page 83) (1863-4T, page 83.). She witnessed the baptism of Julienne Jerome on 31 August 1884 Olga, North Dakota (Olga, page 50, B-27.). She and Andre Allary were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Louise Allary and Josephine Allary. Family 7; #34, Andrew Allery, sr., male, father, age 66, mixed bloods in vicinity of reservation; #35, Marie, female, wife, age 63; #36, Louise, female, daughter, age 22; #37, Josephine, female, daughter, age 20 (1892C-TMC , Family 7, #34-37.). She and Andre Allary were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Josephine Allary. Andre Allarie, Head, Indian, Male, March 1827, North Dakota, 73, North Dakota, married 49 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Marie, wife, Indian, Female, August 1830, North Dakota, 69, married 49 years, one child born, one child living, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Josephine, daughter, Indian, Female, June 1874, North Dakota, 25, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 411, page 319B) (1900C-TMC, House 411, page 319B.).

10. Francois4 AMYOTTE (Francois, #20); born circa 1819 (NWHBSI, page 103.); born circa 1823 Red River (1850C-Minn 1850 Minnesota Territory Census, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.); born circa 1824 (SFX: 1834-1850 St.Francois Xavier 1834-1850 Register , B-254.); baptized 2 June 1839 St.Francois Xavier, (Manitoba), Canada, B-254, Francois Amiot, bt. 2 Jun 1839, age 15 years, s/o Francois Amiot and a Crise, Gf: Henry Poitras, J. B. Thibault ptre (SFX-1834-50 , B-254.); married Louise Hamelin (see #11), daughter of Jacques Bonhomme Hamelin and Mary Allary, before 1843.
He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #13, Frans. Amyotte, age _, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 mare, 2 oxen, 2 carts, 2 acres. (1843 E.5/11) page 2 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11 1843 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/11, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 2.). He witnessed the baptism of Francois Vandal on 20 January 1850 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (AP1, page 24, B-58.). He witnessed the baptism of Marie Anne Amyotte on 4 June 1850 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (AP1, page 37, B-104.). He and Louise Hamelin were enumerated in the census on 10 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory. Also in the family: Francois Amyotte, Jean Louis Amyotte, Jean Baptiste Amyotte, and Joseph Amyotte. 104, 104, Francois Ayotte, age 27, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; Louise, age 25, F, b. Red River Br.; Francois, age 7, M, b. Red River Br.; Louis, age 5, M, b. Red River Br.; Baptiste, age 3, m, b. Pembina; Joseph, age 1, M, b. Pembina (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.). He was a hunter on 10 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.). Treaty: Amiote, Francoise; No person of this name ever belonged to the Chippewas of Lake Superior. B. G. Armstrong and Vincent Roy. Is a mixed-blood of Red Lake and Pembina Chippewas. John B. Wilkie, Antoine Azure. Never knew him. P. Beaupré, Peter Roy. Lived at Saint Joseph (Pembina) some years back; don't know where he now is. Joseph Robert. Claims to be related to Lake Superior Chippewas through his mother. J. P. Wilson (page 136) (1863-4T, page 136.). Treaty: Amiote, Francis; Same as above. V. Roy and Armstrong. Never knew him. Peter Roy. Knew a large number on Red River and in Minnesota, but can't distinguish their names. P. Beaupré. Never knew them east of Red River; used to live in settlements twenty years ago; came over on our side of the line eighteen or twenty years ago; lived much like Indians, but are mixed-bloods. Joseph Robert. Claim to be connected with Chippewas of Lake Superior by the mother. J. P. Wilson (page 136) (1863-4T, page 136.). He witnessed the baptism of Moise Desnomme on 1 November 1865 (Lac Qu'Appelle), St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Manitoba, Canada, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials 1860-1875 Extractions, Compiled by Rosemary Rozyk, page 30, B-126.). He witnessed the letter of Louis Riel on 20 August 1880 Montana (Misc. Papers, PAM, MG 3 D 1, 390, petition written by Louis Riel.). He and Louise Hamelin were enumerated in the census in September 1884 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Francois Amyotte (Sr.), father, 66; Louise, wife, 62. (1884-TMC) (1884-TMC 1884-1886 Census of Half Breed Chippewas of Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory.). He had a scrip application: in 1885: Amiotte, Francois; f. Francois Amiotte; m. Marie; b. 1819; m. 1842; Louise Hamelin; #1791 (NWHBSI, page 103.). He and Louise Hamelin were enumerated in the census in 1885 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. #477-478; Francois Amyotte Sr., father, M, 67; Louise Amyotte, wife, F, 63. (1886-TMC) (1885-TMC 1885 Census of Half Breed Chippewas of Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, #477-478.). He and Louise Hamelin were enumerated in the census on 1 July 1886 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. #786-787; Francois Amyotte Sr., father, M, 68; Louise, wife, F, 64. (1886-TMC) (1886-TMC 1886 Census of Half Breed Chippewas of Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, #786-787.). Amyot, Francois, pere; b. ca. 1820; d.--. Red River Metis who moved to Pembina in the late 1840s. Married Louise Hamelin. Father of Francois and perhaps of Joseph and Gabriel Amyot. In Montana ca. 1880. 2: 225 (CWLR, page 213.).
Children of Francois4 Amyotte and Louise Hamelin (see #11) were as follows:
i. Francois3; born 1843 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.); married Marie Celina Beriault, daughter of Joseph Beriault and Isabelle Duval, 21 May 1866 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, M-9, Francois Amiot, s/o Francois Amiot and Louise Hamelin, married 21 May 1866, Marie Celina Beriault, d/o Joseph Beriault and Isabelle Duval, Witnesses: Severe Desmarais and Gabriel Hamelin, Joseph Jean Marie Lefloch ptre. (page 50) (SB-Rozyk, page 50, M-9.); died 15 January 1920 Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota; buried 18 January 1920 St.Matthew Cemetery, Rolette County, North Dakota.
He was in the census household of Francois Amyotte and Louise Hamelin on 10 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.). He and Marie Celina Beriault were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 St.Norbert, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Marie Eliza Amyotte and Napoleon Amyotte. #1193-1196; Francois Amyot, St.Norbert, born Red River, age 23, son of Francois Amyot, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic, Absent, returning; Celina, 20, daughter of Joseph Beriault; Eliza, 2, daughter of [Francois Amyot], single; Marie, 1. (page 39) (1870C-MB 1870 Manitoba Census, National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Microfilm Reel Number C-2170., page 39, #1193-1196.). He witnessed the letter of Louis Riel on 20 August 1880 Montana (Misc. Papers, PAM, MG 3 D 1, 390, petition written by Louis Riel.). He and Marie Celina Beriault were enumerated in the census in September 1884 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Napoleon Amyotte, Joseph Amyotte, Marie Rose Amyotte, Marie Celina Amyotte, Justine Amyotte, and Francois Amyotte. Francois Amyotte, father, 44; Celina, wife, 34; Napoleon, son, 14; Joseph, son, 11; Marierose, daughter, 8; Celina, daughter, 5; Justine, daughter, 3; Francois, son, 1; Albert son, 4 months, (June 1886). (1884-TMC) (1884-TMC.). He and Marie Celina Beriault were enumerated in the census in 1885 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Napoleon Amyotte, Joseph Amyotte, Marie Rose Amyotte, Marie Celina Amyotte, Justine Amyotte, and Francois Amyotte. #465-472; Francois Amyotte Jr., father, M, 45; Celina, wife, F, 35; Napoleon, son, M, 15; Joseph, son, M, 12; Marie Rose, dau, F, 9; Celina, dau, F, 6; Justine, dau, F, 4; Francois, son, M, 2. (1885-TMC) (1885-TMC, #465-472.). He had a scrip application: in 1885: Amiotte, Francois; f.----m. ----; b.---; m.---; #1796 (NWHBSI, page 103.). He and Marie Celina Beriault were enumerated in the census on 1 July 1886 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Napoleon Amyotte, Joseph Amyotte, Marie Rose Amyotte, Marie Celina Amyotte, Justine Amyotte, Francois Amyotte, and John Albert Amyotte. #689-697; Francois Amyotte Jr., father, M, 46; Selina, wife, F, 36; Napoleon, son, M, 16; Joseph, son, M, 13; Marie Rose, dau, F, 10; Selina, dau, F, 7; Justine, dau, F, 5; Francois, son, M, 3; Albert, son, M, 4 months. (1886-TMC) (1886-TMC, #689-697.). He and Marie Celina Beriault were enumerated in the census on 1 August 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Marie Eliza Amyotte, Marie Celina Amyotte, Justine Amyotte, and Francois Amyotte. #9-15; Francois Amyott, M, father, 46; Celina, F, wife, 35; Marie Elise, F, dau, 14; Celina, F, dau, 12; Christine, F, dau, 11; Francois, M, son, 8; ...., M, son, 1-1/2. (1889-TMC-off) (1889-TMC 1889 Census of Half Breed Chippewas residing in the vincinity of, but not on the Turtle Mountain Reservation, Dakota Territory, #9-15.). He and Marie Celina Beriault were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family:. Family 11; #51, Francois Amyott, male, father, age 51, mixed bloods in vicinity of reservation; #52, Celina, female, wife, age 41; #53, Joseph, male, son, age 20; #54, Celina Mary, female, daughter, age 14; #55, Justine, female, daughter, age 11; #56, Francois, male, son, age 9; #57, John, male, son, age 6; #58, Daniel, male, son, age 3; #59, Josephine, female, daughter, age 4 months (1892C-TMC , Family 11, #51-59.). He and Marie Celina Beriault were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Marie Celina Amyotte, Francois Amyotte, John Albert Amyotte, Daniel Amyotte, and Josephine Amyotte. Francois Amyotte, Head, Indian, Male, February 1842, North Dakota, 58, married 30 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Celine, wife, Indian, Female, May 1854, North Dakota, 46, married 30 years, 7 children born, 5 children living, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Celine Marie, daughter, Indian, Female, July 1880, North Dakota, 19, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Francois, son, Indian, Male, September 1885, North Dakota, 14, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; John, son, Indian, Male, January 1887, North Dakota, 13, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Daniel, son, Indian, Male, December 1889, North Dakota, 10, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Josephine, daughter, Indian, Female, June 1897, North Dakota, 3, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 417, page 320B) (1900C-TMC, House 417, page 320B.). Cause of death: Labor pneumonia on 15 January 1920 (BIA-TM-BMD Bureau of Indian Affairs, Turtle Mountain Death certificates: 1916-1952, extracted by Mary M. McClammy; Birth, Marriage, Death Records 1904-1950; Family record cards 1908; Family History Center; FHC Film #1249904.). He and Marie Celina Beriault were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Francois Amyott, husband, 1841, (probate); Celina Amyott (Bercier), 1851, (dead). (page 21) (1936-TMC, page 21.).
ii. Jean Louis; born January 1839 North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 410, page 319B.); born circa 1842 (1892C-TMC , Family 1, #1-7.); born circa 1845 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.); married Isabelle Decouteau, daughter of Louis Decouteau Sr. and Isabelle Laverdure, 1862 (1900C-TMC, House 410, page 319B.); died before 1938.
He was in the census household of Francois Amyotte and Louise Hamelin on 10 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.). Treaty: Amiote, Louis; Same as above. V. Roy and Armstrong. Same as Francis. Joseph Robert. Family lived at Saint Joseph. R. C. Burdick. Claims to be Lake Superior through the mother. J. P. Wilson (page 136) (1863-4T, page 136.). As of 1 November 1865, he was also known as Louison AMIOT (SB-Rozyk, page 30, B-125 (father).). He witnessed the baptism of Joseph Vandal on 12 October 1879 St.Joseph, Leroy, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (SJL-1 Register of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, St.Joseph, Leroy, North Dakota, Diocese of Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1870-1888, Book 1, page 95, B-66.). He and Isabelle Decouteau were enumerated in the census in September 1884 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Julienne Amyotte, Mary Rose Amyotte, Louis Amyotte, St.Pierre Amyotte, Adeline Amyotte, Veronica Amyotte, and Virginie Amyotte. Louis Amyotte, father, 42; Isabel, wife, 42; Julienne, daughter, 19; Marierose, daughter, 17; Louis, son, 14; St.Pierre, son, 11; Adele, daughter, 9; Virginie, daughter, 7; Veronique, daughter, 4; Elise, 2; one DB shot gun. (1884-TMC) (1884-TMC.). He and Isabelle Decouteau were enumerated in the census in 1885 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Julienne Amyotte, Mary Rose Amyotte, Louis Amyotte, St.Pierre Amyotte, Adeline Amyotte, Adeline Amyotte, Veronica Amyotte, and Virginie Amyotte. #455-464; Louis Amyotte, father, M, 43; Isabel, wife, F, 43; Julienne, dau, F, 20; Marie Rose, dau, F, 18; Louis, son, M, 16; St.Pierre, son, M, 12; Adele, dau, F, 10; Elise, dau, F, 8; Veronique, dau, F, 5; Virginie, dau, F, 3. (1885-TMC) (1885-TMC, #455-464.). He and Isabelle Decouteau were enumerated in the census on 1 July 1886 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Julienne Amyotte, Mary Rose Amyotte, Louis Amyotte, St.Pierre Amyotte, Adeline Amyotte, Virginie Amyotte, and Veronica Amyotte. #698-707; Louis Amyotte, father, M, 44; Isabelle, wife, F, 44; Julianne, dau, F, 21; Marie Rose, dau, F, 19; Louis, son, M, 16; St.Pierre, son, M, 13; Adelle, dau, F, 11; Virginia, dau, F, 9; Veronique, dau, F, 6; Eliza, dau, F, 4. (1886-TMC) (1886-TMC, #698-707.). He and Isabelle Decouteau were enumerated in the census on 1 August 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Louis Amyotte, St.Pierre Amyotte, Adeline Amyotte, Adeline Amyotte, Veronica Amyotte, Virginie Amyotte, and Laura Amyotte. #16-24; Louis Amyott, M, father, 45; Isabel, F, wife, 45; Louis, M, son, 18; Peter, M, son, 15; Adelin, F, dau, 13; Adel, F, dau, 11; Veronica, F, dau, 8; Virginie, F, dau, 6; Laura, F, dau, 3. (1889-TMC-off) (1889-TMC-off, #16-24.). He and Isabelle Decouteau were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: St.Pierre Amyotte, Adeline Amyotte, Adeline Amyotte, Veronica Amyotte, and Virginie Amyotte. Family 1, #1, Louis Amyott, male, father, age 50, mixed bloods in vicinity of reservation; #2, Isabell, female, wife, age 50; #3, Peter, male, son, age 20; #4, Adelain, female, daughter, age 16; #5, Adel, female, daughter, age 14; #6, Veronica, female, daughter, age 12; #7, Virginie, female, daughter, age 10 (1892C-TMC , Family 1, #1-7.). As of 1 June 1900, he was also known as Louis AMYOTTE (1900C-TMC, House 410, page 319B.). He and Isabelle Decouteau were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Veronica Amyotte. Louis Amyotte, Head, Indian, Male, January 1839, North Dakota, 61, married 38 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Isabel, wife, Indian, Female, July 1839, North Dakota, 60, married 38 years, one child born, 1 child living, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Veronique, daughter, Indian, Female, February 1882, North Dakota, 18, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 410, page 319B) (1900C-TMC, House 410, page 319B.). He and Isabelle Decouteau were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Louis Amyott, husband, 1842, (dead); Isabell Amyott (Decouteau), wife, 1842, (dead). (page 21) (1936-TMC, page 21.).

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iii. Jean Baptiste; born circa 1847 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.); born July 1848 St.Vital, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS Scrip Applications, Original White Settlers & Halfbreeds residing in Manitoba on 15 July 1870, RG15-19, C-14925.); married Marie Dupuis, daughter of Jean Baptiste Dupuis and Euphrosine Rocheleau, 26 November 1867 St.Norbert, Manitoba, Canada (MM Manitoba Marriages in Publication 45, Volumes 1-3, compiled and edited by: Paul J. Lareau, Fr. Julien Hamelin, (240 Avenue Daly, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6G2: Le Centre de Genealogie S.C., 1984).); died before 1883.
He was also known as AMIOTTE (MBS, C-14925.). He was in the census household of Francois Amyotte and Louise Hamelin on 10 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.). He witnessed the baptism of Julienne Amyotte on 1 November 1865 (Lac Qu'Appelle), St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 30, B-125.). He and Marie Dupuis were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 St.Norbert, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Marie Madeleine Amyotte. #1213-1215; Baptiste Amyot, St.Norbert, born Red River, age 24, son of Francois Amyot, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Marie, 24, daughter of Baptiste Dupuis; Magdeleine, 2, daughter of Baptiste Amyot, single. (page 40) (1870C-MB, #1213-1215, page 40.). He had a scrip application: on 21 November 1876 Ste.Agathe, Provencher, Manitoba, Canada,: Baptiste Amiotte; St.Agathe; Provencher; Voyageur; HB Head: of St.Norbert; myself and family; Born: July 1848; St.Vital; Father: Francois Amiotte (HB) [is]; Mother: Louise Hamelin (HB) [is]; French; Baptiste Amiotte (x); 21 Nov 1876; Baptiste Dupuis Jr.; (x); St.Agathe; Joseph Delorme (x) (MBS, C-14925.).
iv. Joseph; born 3 November 1849 (AP1, page 24, B-59.); baptized 20 January 1850 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, B-59, Joseph Amiot, baptized 20 January 1850, born 3 November 1849, of the legitimate marriage of Francois Amiot and Louise Hammelin, Godfather: Louis Hammelin, Godmother: Rosalie Hammelin, G. A. Belcourt priest missionary. (page 24) (AP1, page 24, B-59.); married Marie Anastasie Gladu, daughter of Charles Gladu and Genevieve Parisien, 30 December 1873 Lebret, Qu'Appelle, (Saskatchewan), Canada, M-8, Joseph Amiotte, adult s/o Francois Amiotte and Louise Hamelin, married 30 Dec 1873, Marie Gladu, minor d/o Charles Gladu and Genevieve Parisien, Witnesses: Calixte Lafontaine, Joseph Gladu, etc., Lestang ptre. (page 126) (L1 , page 126, M-8.); died circa 1884.
He was in the census household of Francois Amyotte and Louise Hamelin on 10 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.). He had a scrip application: in 1885: Amiotte, Joseph (dec); f. Francois Amiotte; m. Louise Hamelin; b. 1849; m. Anastasie Gladu; HB 1576 (NWHBSI, page 102.).
v. Mary; born 19 March 1852 (AP1, page 71, B-14.); baptized 13 May 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, B-14, Mary Amiot, baptized 13 May 1852, born 19 March, legitimate daughter of Francois Amiot and Louise Hamelin, Godfather: Joseph Poitras, Godmother: Marguerite Gingras, G. A. Belcourt priest missionary. (page 71) (AP1, page 71, B-14.).
vi. Gabriel; born circa 1857 (1892C-TMC , Family 4, #16-21.); married Betsy (--?--) before 1880.
He witnessed the letter of Louis Riel on 20 August 1880 Montana (Misc. Papers, PAM, MG 3 D 1, 390, petition written by Louis Riel.). He and Betsy (--?--) were enumerated in the census in September 1884 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Mary Rose Amyotte and Joseph Amyotte. Gabriel Amyotte, father, 26; Betsy, wife, 26; Marierose, daughter, 4; Joseph, son, 1; one house, 5 tons hay, 2 horses, 2 carts. (1884-TMC) (1884-TMC.). He and Betsy (--?--) were enumerated in the census in 1885 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Mary Rose Amyotte and Joseph Amyotte. #473-476; Gabriel Amyotte, father, M, 27; Betsy, wife, F, 27; Marie Rose, dau, F, 5; Joseph, son, M, 2. (1885-TMC) (1885-TMC, #473-476.). He witnessed the baptism of Joseph Lawrence Allery on 13 June 1886 Olga, North Dakota (Olga, page 102, B-36.). He and Betsy (--?--) were enumerated in the census on 1 July 1886 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Mary Rose Amyotte and Joseph Amyotte. #685-688; Gabriel Amyotte, father, M, 28; Betsy, wife, F, 28; Marie Rose, dau, F, 6; Joseph, son, M, 3. (1886-TMC) (1886-TMC, #685-688.). He and Betsy (--?--) were enumerated in the census on 1 August 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Mary Rose Amyotte, Joseph Amyotte, and Rosalie Amyotte. #1-5; Gabriel Amyott, M, father, 30; Betsy, F, wife, 31; Mary Rose, F, dau, 7; Joseph, M, son, 5; Rosalie, F, dau, 3. (1889-TMC-off) (1889-TMC-off, #1-5.). He and Betsy (--?--) were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Mary Rose Amyotte, Rosalie Amyotte, Gabriel Amyotte, and Claudia Amyotte. Family 4; #16, Gabriel Amyott, male, father, age 35, mixed bloods in vicinity of reservation; #17, Betsy, female, wife, age 32; #18, Mary Rose, female, daughter, age 9; #19, Rosalie, female, daughter, age 5; #20, Gabriel, male, son, age 7; #21, Claudia, female, daughter, age 3 (1892C-TMC , Family 4, #16-21.).
5 vii. Marie.
viii. Napoleon (SB-Rozyk, page 30, B-124.); born 29 March 1865 (SB-Rozyk, page 30, B-124.); baptized 1 November 1865 (Lac Qu'Appelle), St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, B-124, Napoleon Amiot, b. 29 Mar 1865, bt. 1 Nov 1865 at Lac Qu'Appelle, s/o Francois Amiot and Lucie Hamelin, Gf: Severe Desmarais, Gm: Celina Boisclair, Archbishop Tache (Alexandre evegue de Saint Boniface). (page 30) (SB-Rozyk, page 30, B-124.).
11. Louise4 HAMELIN (Jacques, #22); born circa 1825 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.) (NWHBSI, page 103, 110.); married Francois Amyotte (see #10), son of Francois Amyotte and Marie Cree, before 1843.
She witnessed the baptism of Jean Baptiste Hamelin on 5 June 1849 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (AP1, page 17, B-34.). She and Francois Amyotte were enumerated in the census on 10 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory. Also in the family: Francois Amyotte, Jean Louis Amyotte, Jean Baptiste Amyotte, and Joseph Amyotte. 104, 104, Francois Ayotte, age 27, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; Louise, age 25, F, b. Red River Br.; Francois, age 7, M, b. Red River Br.; Louis, age 5, M, b. Red River Br.; Baptiste, age 3, m, b. Pembina; Joseph, age 1, M, b. Pembina (1850Ci-MN, page 28, Dwelling 104, Family 104.). Treaty: Amiote, Louisa; Same as above. V. Roy and Armstrong. Same as Francis. Joseph Robert. Family lived at Saint Joseph R. C. Burdick. Claims to be Lake Superior through the mother. J. P. Wilson (page 136) (1863-4T, page 136.). As of 1 November 1865, she was also known as Lucie Hamelin (SB-Rozyk, page 30, B-124 (mother).). She and Francois Amyotte were enumerated in the census in September 1884 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Francois Amyotte (Sr.), father, 66; Louise, wife, 62. (1884-TMC) (1884-TMC.). She had a scrip application: in 1885: Hamelin, Louise; f. Jacques Bonhomme Hamelin; m. Marie Hamel; b. 1825; m. 1842; Francois Amiotte; HB 1526 (NWHBSI, page 103, 110.). She and Francois Amyotte were enumerated in the census in 1885 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. #477-478; Francois Amyotte Sr., father, M, 67; Louise Amyotte, wife, F, 63. (1886-TMC) (1885-TMC, #477-478.). She and Francois Amyotte were enumerated in the census on 1 July 1886 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. #786-787; Francois Amyotte Sr., father, M, 68; Louise, wife, F, 64. (1886-TMC) (1886-TMC, #786-787.).

12. Joseph4 NADEAU (Joseph, #24); born circa 1830; married Marguerite Montreuille (see #13), daughter of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau, before 1861.
Children of Joseph4 Nadeau and Marguerite Montreuille (see #13) were as follows:
i. Agnes3.
6 ii. Joseph.
13. Marguerite4 MONTREUILLE (Joseph, #26); born circa 1834 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.); married Joseph Nadeau (see #12), son of Joseph Nadeau and Madeleine (--?--), before 1861; married Joseph Tango, son of Tango Saulteaux and Olbishakegan Saulteaux, 31 December 1866 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory; married Joseph Mason before 1874.
She was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). Treaty: Montrieul, Margaret: Pembina, Dak. Daughter of Joseph Montriel; she is about thirty-six years of age. J. B. Bottineau (page 122) (1863-4T.).

14. Francois Pitwewekijik dit4 LERAT; married Emelie Desjarlais (see #15) before 1872.
Children of Francois Pitwewekijik dit4 Lerat and Emelie Desjarlais (see #15) were as follows:
i. Etienne3.
7 ii. Suzanne Pitwewekijik dit.
iii. Ambroise; born 4 March 1876; baptized 26 March 1876 Lebret, (Saskatchewan), Canada.
He was in the census household of Rosalie Comtois on 30 June 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory (1889-TMC, #627-632.). He was in the census household of Rosalie Comtois in July 1890 Turtle Mountain, North Dakota (1890-TMC, #681-686.).
iv. Genevieve; born 3 December 1877; baptized 17 December 1877 Lebret, (Saskatchewan), Canada.
She was in the census household of Rosalie Comtois on 30 June 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory (1889-TMC, #627-632.). She was in the census household of Rosalie Comtois in July 1890 Turtle Mountain, North Dakota (1890-TMC, #681-686.).
v. Emanuel (L2 Lebret, Mission de St.Florent, Roman Catholic Registre des Baptemes, Mariages & Sepltures, Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Book Two: 1881-1897, FHC microfilm 1032949, page 7, B-32.); born circa 1878 (L2, page 7, B-32.); baptized 27 February 1881 Lebret, (Saskatchewan), Canada (L2, page 7, B-32.).
He was in the census household of Rosalie Comtois on 30 June 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory (1889-TMC, #627-632.). He was in the census household of Rosalie Comtois in July 1890 Turtle Mountain, North Dakota (1890-TMC, #681-686.).
vi. Marguerite (L2, page 7, B-29.); baptized 2 March 1881 Lebret, (Saskatchewan), Canada (L2, page 7, B-29.).
vii. Alexandre; born 13 February 1883 (SIWB St.Ignace Roman Catholic Registre des Baptemes, Mariages & Sepltures, Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan, 1882-1917, FHC #129009, B-12, page 3.); baptized 27 February 1883 St.Ignace, Willow Bunch, (Saskatchewan), Canada, B-12, Alexandre Lerat (Illegitimate), b. 13 Feb 1883, bt. 27 Feb 1883, s/o Francois & Amelie Desjarlais, Gf Alexander Fisher, Gm Elisabeth Pelletier, P. St.Germain (SIWB, B-12, page 3.).
15. Emelie4 DESJARLAIS; born October 1855 North Dakota (1900C-TMC, House 314, page 309A.); married Francois Pitwewekijik dit Lerat (see #14) before 1872; married Louis Lafontaine, son of Jean Baptiste Lafontaine and Francoise Martin, before 1890.
She and Louis Lafontaine were enumerated in the census in July 1890 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Agenore Lafontaine, Marie-Rose Lallemond dit Lafontaine, Louis Lafontaine, Marie Anne Lafontaine, Marie Philomene Lafontaine, Virginie Lafontaine, and Eliza Lafontaine. #663-671; Louis Lafontaine, M, father, 49; Emily, F, mother, 40; Eugene, M, son, 19; Marie Rose, F, dau, 15; Louis, M, son, 14; Marian, F, dau, 12; Philomene, F, dau, 11; Virginie, F, dau, 9; Eliza, F, dau, 5 months. (1890-TMC) (1890-TMC, #663-671.). She and Louis Lafontaine were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Marie Philomene Lafontaine, Louis Lafontaine, Marie Anne Lafontaine, Virginie Lafontaine, Eliza Lafontaine, and Agenore Lafontaine. Family 145; #610, Louis Lafontaine, male, father, age 49, mixed bloods on reservation; #611, Emily, female, wife, age 39; #612, Mary Philomene, female, daughter, age 13; #613, Louis, male, son, age 17; #614, Mary Ann, female, daughter, age 11; #615, Virginie, female, daughter, age 11; #616, Eliza, female, daughter, age 1-1/2; #617, Isanor, male, son, age 19 (1892C-TMC , Family 145, #610-617.). She and Louis Lafontaine were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Louis Lafontaine, Marie Philomene Lafontaine, Virginie Lafontaine, Eliza Lafontaine, Daniel Lafontaine, and Robert Lafontaine. Louis Lafontaine, Head, Indian, Male, June 1845, Canada, 54, married +, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Emilie, wife, Indian, Female, October 1855, North Dakota, 44, married +, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Louis, son, Indian, Male, May 1880, North Dakota, 20, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Mary Philome, daughter, Indian, Female, August 1884, North Dakota, 16, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Virginie, daughter, Indian, Female, September 1888, North Dakota, 12, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Eliza, daughter, Indian, Female, February 1891, North Dakota, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Daniel, son, Indian, Male, July 1894, North Dakota, 6, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Robert, son, Indian, Male, April 1897, North Dakota, 3, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 314, page 309A) (1900C-TMC, House 314, page 309A.). She and Louis Lafontaine were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota. Louis Lafontain Sr., husband, 1842; Emily Lafontain, (Larat, Desjarlais), wife, 1852. (page 135) (1936-TMC, page 135.).

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16. Michel5 ALLARY (Michel, #32); born circa 1797 Ruperts Land (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9 1838 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/9, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 3.); married according to the custom of the country Marie Serpente (see #17) before 1820.
He witnessed the baptism of Francois Allary on 24 August 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 141, B-542.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #8, Michel Allarie, age _, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 unmarried man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 2 daughters (+15), 3 daughters (-15), 10 total inhabitants, 2 horses, 1 mare. Lives with Wm. Bruce. (1835 E.5/8) page 2 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8 1835 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/8, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 2.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #4, Michel Allarie, age 41, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (+16), 1 son (-16), 2 daughters (-15), 7 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 ox, 1 pig, 1 cart, 1 canoe, 6 acres. (1838 E.5/9) page 3 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 3.). He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #4, Michel Allerie, age 43, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 1 daughter (+15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 mare, 1 pig, 1 cart, 6 acres. (1840 E.5/10) page 3 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10 1840 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/10, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 3.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #4, Michel Allerie, age 46, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 1 son (-16), 3 daughters (+15), 6 total inhabitants, 1 horse, 1 ox, 1 cow, 1 calf, 1 canoe. Lives with Jas. Swain. (1843 E.5/11) page 2 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 2.). He was a hunter on 8 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 85, Family 85.). He and Marie Serpente were enumerated in the census on 8 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory. Also in the family: Marguerite Henrie, Andre Allary, Isabella Henrie, and Marie Henrie. 85, 85, Michel Henrie, age 54, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; Marguritte, age 56, F, b. Red River Br.; Marguritte, age 28, F, b. Red River Br.; Andre, age 20, M, b. Red River Br.; Isabella, age 6, F, b. Red River Br.; Marie, age 4, F, b. Red River Br (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 85, Family 85.). As of 8 September 1850, he was also known as Michel Henrie (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 85, Family 85.). He witnessed the marriage of Jean Baptiste Vasseur and Marie Marguerite Allary on 16 June 1851 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP-Reg Assumption Parish Register, Pembina, North Dakota, page 77, M-1.). He witnessed the marriage of Francois Miskokinim and Marguerite Kekijikwanek on 8 September 1851 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (SB-Rozyk, page 99, M-18.). He witnessed the marriage of Andre Allary and Marie Marcellais on 6 September 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 77-78, M-34.).
Children of Michel5 Allary and Marie Serpente (see #17) were as follows:
i. Marie Marguerite4; born circa 1820 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (1850Ci-MN, page 23; Dwelling 53; Family 53.) (1870C-MB, page 291, #1554.); born before 1833; married John Swain, son of James Swain and Native Woman, 18 January 1837 (Denney.); married Jean Baptiste Vasseur, son of Louis Vasseur and Marguerite Pelletier, 16 June 1851 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, M-1, Jean Baptiste Levasseur [Vasseur], minor son of Louis Levasseur [Vasseur] and the deceased Marie Pelletier, married 16 June 1851, Marie (Marguerite) Alarie, adult daughter of Michel Alarie and Marguerite Sauteux, Witnesses: Michel Alarie and Jean Simon Bellegarde, G. A. Belcourt, priest missionary. (Register page 77) (Assumption Register, page 77, M-1.).
She was also known as Marie HALAR. She was also known as Mary ALLARY. She and John Swain were enumerated in the census on 5 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory. Also in the family: John Swain, William Swain, Thomas Swain, Therese Swain, and Alexandre Swain. 53, 53, John Swain, age 32, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; Mary, age 30, F, b. Red River Br.; John, age 15, M, b. Red River Br.; William, age 12, M, b. Red River Br.; Thomas, age 5, M, b. Red River Br.; Therese, age 2, F, b. Pembina; Alexander, age 1, M, b. Pembina (1850Ci-MN, page 23; Dwelling 53; Family 53.). As of 16 June 1851, she was also known as Marie ALARIE (Assumption Register, page 77, M-1.). As of 16 June 1851, she was also known as Marguerite ALARIE (Assumption Register, page 77, M-1.). She was enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 Headingley, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Therese Swain, Alexandre Swain, Elizabeth Swain, and Elzear Swain. #1554-1559; Mary Swain, Headingley, born North West Territory, age 50, daughter of __ Alarie, Metis, widow, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Therese, born Manitoba, age 20, daughter of John Swain, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Alexander Swain, born Manitoba, age 18, son of John Wain, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Felan [?], born Manitoba, age 17, daughter of John Swain, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Elizabeth, born Manitoba, age 17, daughter of John Swain, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Elzear, born Manitoba, age 15, son of John Swain, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic. (page 291-292) (1870C-MB, page 291-292, #1554-1559.).
8 ii. Andre.
iii. Pierre; born circa 1832 (SB, page 155, B-893.); baptized 23 November 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, B-893, Pierre Alary, bt. 23 Nov 1834, age 2 years, s/o Michel Alary and Marie of the nation of Serpents, Gf: Joseph Berio, Gm: Francoise St.Germain, J. N. Ev. de Juliopolis. (page 155) (SB, page 155, B-893.); married Genevieve Zace, daughter of Louis Gonzague Isaac Zace and Angelique Parisien, before 1857.
He witnessed the burial of Jean Baptiste Allary on 12 October 1861 St.Francois Xavier, (Manitoba), Canada (SFXI-Kipling, S-22.) (SFXI: 1851-1869 St.Francois Xavier 1851-69 Register Index.). Treaty: Henrie, Pierre; Fort Garry, British North America. Brother of Michel Henry. P. Bottineau (page 119) (1863-4T, page 119.). He and Genevieve Zace were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 St.Francois Xavier, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Louis Allary, Ursule Allary, Gregoire Napoleon Allary, Hyacinthe Allary, Henriette Allary, and Mathilda Ross. #302-309; Pierre Alarie, St.Francois Xavier, born Manitoba, age 30, son of __ Alarie, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Genevieve, born Manitoba, age 35, daughter of Gonzague Zastre, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Louis, born Manitoba, age 14, son of Pierre Alarie, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Ursule, born Manitoba, age 8, daughter of Pierre Alarie, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Napoleon, born Manitoba, age 6, son of Pierre Alarie, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Hyacinthe, born Manitoba, age 5, son of Pierre Alarie, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Henriette, born Manitoba, age 2, daughter of Pierre Alarie, Metis, single, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Mathilde Zastre, age 39, daughter of Hugh Ross, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic. (page 255) (1870C-MB, page 255, #302-309.). He had a scrip application: on 30 September 1875 Baie St.Paul, Marquette East, Manitoba, Canada,: Pierre Allary; Baie St.Paul; Marquette East; farmer; HB Head: myself, ?, and family; Born: 1835; St.Boniface; Father: Michel Allary (HB) [was]; Mother: his wife, Marie (Indian) [is]; French; Pierre Allary (x); 30 Sep 1875; Felix C. Lenior, M.P.P.; Jean Louis Gagnon, farmer (x) (MBS, C-14925.).
17. Marie5 SERPENTE; born circa 1794 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 85, Family 85.); married according to the custom of the country Michel Allary (see #16), son of Michel Allary and Francoise Amerindienne, before 1820.
She and Michel Allary were enumerated in the census on 8 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory. Also in the family: Marguerite Henrie, Andre Allary, Isabella Henrie, and Marie Henrie. 85, 85, Michel Henrie, age 54, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; Marguritte, age 56, F, b. Red River Br.; Marguritte, age 28, F, b. Red River Br.; Andre, age 20, M, b. Red River Br.; Isabella, age 6, F, b. Red River Br.; Marie, age 4, F, b. Red River Br (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 85, Family 85.). As of 16 June 1851, she was also known as Marguerite Saulteux (Assumption Register, page 77, M-1 (mother).).

18. Jean Baptiste5 MARCELLAIS (Jean, #36); born circa 1796 Ruperts Land (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5 1831 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/5, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 10.); married Marie Wilkie (see #19), daughter of Alexander Wilkie, before 1825.
Question: Son of Jean Baptiste Marcellais and Angelique Assiniboine? He witnessed the baptism of Josephte Davis on 19 July 1829 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 28, B-563.). He was enumerated in the census in 1831 Red River Settlement. #_, Bte. Marcellett, age 35, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house. (1831 E.5/5) page 10 (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 10.). He was enumerated in the census in 1832 Red River Settlement. #257, Bapte. Marsellois, age 36, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 horse, 1 cow, ½ acre. (1832 E.5/6) page 11 (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6 1832 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/6, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 11.). He witnessed the baptism of Isabelle Sauvage on 23 August 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 73, B-486.). He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, Bte. Marcellais, age 37, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 1 son (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 3 pigs, 1 acre. (1833 E.5/7) page 11 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7 1833 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/7, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #317, Baptse. Marsellais, age _, Native, Catholic, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 2 daughters (-15), 4 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 barn, 1 cow, ½ acres. (1835 E.5/8) page 13 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 13.).
Children of Jean Baptiste5 Marcellais and Marie Wilkie (see #19) were as follows:
i. Louise4; born 1825 Assiniboia Settlement (MBS, C-14930.); born circa 1830 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (1870C-MB, page 372, #15.); married Paul Boucher, son of Paul Boucher and Francoise St.Germain, before 1851.
She and Paul Boucher were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 Oak Point, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Julie Boucher, Roger Boucher, Caroline Boucher, Paul Boucher, Alexandre Boucher, and Marie Anne Boucher. #14-21; Paul Boucher, Oak Point, born Red River, age 45, son of Paul Boucher, Metis, married, British Subject; Louisa, born Red River, age 40, daughter of Bte. Marsolais, Metis, married, British Subject; Julia, born Red River, age 17, daughter of Paul Boucher, Metis, single, British Subject; Roger, born Red River, age 15, son of Paul Boucher, Metis, single, British Subject; Caroline, born Red River, age 13, daughter of Paul Boucher, Metis, single, British Subject; Paul, born Red River, age 9, son of Paul Boucher, Metis, single, British Subject; Alexandre, born Red River, age 6, son of Paul Boucher, Metis, single, British Subject; Annie, born Red River, age 2, daughter of Paul Boucher, Metis, single, British Subject. (page 372) (1870C-MB, page 372, #14-21.). She had a scrip application: on 22 June 1875 St.Boniface, Selkirk, Manitoba, Scotland,: Louise Marcellais; St.Boniface; Selkirk; wife of Paul Boucher; farmer; HB Head: myself and family; Born: 1825; Assiniboia Settlement; Father: Jean Baptiste Marcellais (HB) [was]; Mother: Marie Wilkie (HB) [is]; French; Louise Marcellais (x); 22 Jun 1875; Andre Robillard (x); St.Boniface; farmer; Paul Boucher (x); St.Boniface; farmer (MBS, C-14930.).
ii. Pierre; born 1832 Winnipeg, (Manitoba), Canada (HBSI.); married Sophie Faille, daughter of Toussaint Faille and Angelique Contree, before 1857; married Therese Constant 1863 The Pas, (Saskatchewan), Canada (HBSI.).
He witnessed the burial of Elizabeth Caroline Marcellais on 20 December 1874 St.Boniface, Manitoba, Canada (MBS, C-14928.) (SB-Rozyk, page 39, S-55.). He had a scrip application: circa 1900 The Pas, (Saskatchewan), Canada,: Marcellais, Pierre; #1982; Address: The Pas; Born: 1832, Winnipeg; Father: Bapt. Marcellais (HB); Mother: Marie Wilkie (HB); Married: 1863, The Pas, Therese Constant; Children: Marie, Louis, Josephte, Lizette (HBSI.).
9 iii. Marie.
19. Marie5 WILKIE (Alexander, #38); born 1810 St.Laurent, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14927.); married Jean Baptiste Marcellais (see #18), son of Jean Baptiste Marcellais and Angelique Assiniboine, before 1825; married Toussaint Faille, son of Joseph Faille, before 1846.
She was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #393, Widow Marsailles, age _, Native, Catholic, 1 unmarried woman, 1 son (-16), 2 daughters (-15), 4 total inhabitants, 1 house, 2 cows, 8 acres. (1838 E.5/9) page 22 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 22.). She was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #365, Widow Marcellais, age _, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 unmarried woman, 2 sons (-16), 2 daughters (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 cart. Lives with Mrs. Davis. (1843 E.5/11) page 15 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 15.). She witnessed the baptism of Pierre Henault on 30 December 1860 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 1, B-6.). She witnessed the baptism of Paul Boucher on 24 April 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 62, B-64.). She and Toussaint Faille were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 near Pembina, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Leon Faille, Pierre Marcellais, Angelique Marcellais, and Elise Marcellais. #1587-1592; Toussaint Faille, Near Pembina, born Montreal, age 79, son of Joseph Faille, while, married, British Subject, Catholic; Marie, born Red River, 65, daughter of Alexandre Wilkie, Metis; Leon, 19, son of Toussaint Faille, single; Pierre Marcellais, 9, son of Pierre Marcellais, Adopted by Toussaint Faille; Angelique, 13; Eliza, 17. (page 52) (1870C-MB, page 52, #1587-1592.). She had a scrip application: on 1 December 1875 Baie St.Paul, Marquette East, Manitoba, Scotland,: Marie Faille, alias Foye; Baie St.Paul; Marquette East; widow of Toussaint Faille; farmer; HB Head: myself; Born: 1810; St.Laurent; Father: Alexandre Wilkie (Scotchman) [was]; Mother: his wife, an Indian woman [was]; French; Marie Faille (x); 1 Dec 1875; Louis Boucher (x); farmer; Felix Chenier, M.P.P (MBS, C-14927.).

20. Francois5 AMYOTTE; married according to the custom of the country Marie Cree (see #21) circa 1819.
He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #5, Francois Amyotte, age _, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 4 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 horses, 2 mares, 3 carts, 7 acres. (1838 E.5/9) page 3 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 3.).
Children of Francois5 Amyotte and Marie Cree (see #21) were:
10 i. Francois4.
21. Marie5 CREE; born circa 1791; married according to the custom of the country Francois Amyotte (see #20) circa 1819; buried 30 September 1851 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, S-28, Marie Amiot, buried 30 September 1851, wife of Francois Amiot, age about 60 years, Witnesses: Charles Pelletier and Pascal Montour, G. A. Belcourt priest missionary. (page 62) (AP1, page 62, S-28.).

22. Jacques Bonhomme5 HAMELIN (Jacques, #44); born 15 January 1797 Ruperts Land (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.); married Mary Allary (see #23), daughter of (--?--) Allary and Charlotte (--?--), before 1821; died 27 October 1856 Pembina County, Dakota Territory, at age 59 (AP1, S-61, page 158.); buried 28 October 1856 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, S-61, Jacques Hamelin, buried 28 Oct 1856, the spouse of Marie Hamel, died yesterday, Witnesses: Pierre Pelletier and Louis Laframboise, G. A. Belcourt ptre. (p. 158) (AP1, S-61, page 158.).
He was also known as Jacques Hamelin. He was also known as Emlyn (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 5.). He was enumerated in the census in 1831 Red River Settlement. #_, Jacques Emlyn Jr., age 27, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 6 total inhabitants, 1 house, 2 oxen, 3 pigs, 1 cart, 1½ acres. (1831 E.5/5) page 5 (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 5.). He was enumerated in the census in 1832 Red River Settlement. #126, Jacques Emlyn, age 28, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 8 total inhabitants, 1 house, 2 oxen, 3 cows, 1 calf, 2 pigs, 1 plough, 1½ acres. (1832 E.5/6) page 6 (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 6.). He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, Jacques Emlyn, age 36, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 4 daughters (-15), 8 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 horses, 1 ox, 3 cows, 1 calf, 1 harrow. (1833 E.5/7) page 6 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 6.). As of 28 February 1833, he was also known as Jacques Amelin (SB, page 93, B-547 (father).). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #149, Jacques Emlyn, age 39, Canada [sic], Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 4 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 mare, 1 cow, 3 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 1 canoe, 3 acres. (1835 E.5/8) page 7 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 7.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #164, Jacques Emlyn, age 43, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 4 sons (-16), 2 daughters (-15), 8 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 4 horses, 1 mare, 2 oxen, 1 cow, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 4 carts, 1 canoe, 1 ½ acres. (1838 E.5/9) page 11 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #177, Jacques Emlyn, age 46, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 4 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 9 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 horses, 3 oxen, 1 cow, 1 calf, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 4 carts, 1 canoe, 4 acres. (1840 E.5/10) page 11 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #158, Jacques Emlin, age 47, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 3 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 9 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 4 oxen, 1 cow, 1 calf, 1 plough, 4 carts, 1 canoe, 4 acres. (1843 E.5/11) page 7 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 7.). He witnessed the marriage of Gaspard Hamelin and Louise Landry on 7 June 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (Assumption Register, page 89-90, M-30.).
Children of Jacques Bonhomme5 Hamelin and Mary Allary (see #23) were as follows:
i. Joseph4; born circa 1821; married Amable Gilbert dit Comtois, daughter of Etienne Gilbert and Marie Collin, before 1848; died before 20 March 1882 (SPMT St.Peter's Mission; Volume I; Marriage Register 1859-1895; Translated & Transcribed by Reverend Dale McFarlane, Archivist, Diocese of Great Falls-Billings, Montana; Spring 1981, page 34, #191.).
Question: Is he the son of Jacques Hamelin and Marie Allary? See the 1830's censuses.
ii. Marie; born circa 1823 (SB, page 106, S-47.); died 25 August 1833 (SB, page 106, S-47.); buried 27 August 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, S-47, Marie Hamelin, buried 27 Aug 1833, died day before yesterday, age 10 years, d/o Jacques Hamelin and Louise, Present: Baptiste Degane and Paul Larente, C. E. Poire ptre. (page 106) (SB, page 106, S-47.).
11 iii. Louise.
iv. Isabelle; born circa 1828 (1863-4T, page 118.); married Pierre Grandbois, son of Michel Grandbois and Marguerite Landry, 8 January 1855 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, Witness: Alex Wilky & Joseph Colin (AP1.).
She witnessed the baptism of Gaspard Hamelin on 11 May 1851 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 54, B-25.). Treaty: Gambois, Isabella; Saint Joseph, Dak. T. Wife of Malamin Granbois; resided at Saint Joseph for over ten years; she is an Amlin, daughter of Baptiste Amlin; over forty years of age; don't know of what band. J. B. Bottineau (page 118) (1863-4T, page 118.). Treaty: Grandbois, Isabella; Section 22, Township 51, Range 26, Saint Cloud, Minn., Oct. 10, 1870. (page 251) (1863-4T, page 251.).
v. Louis (SB, page 46, B-629.); born 5 September 1828 (SB, page 46, B-629.); baptized 12 April 1830 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, B-629, Louis Amelin, bt. 12 Apr 1830, b. 5 Sep 1828, of the legitimate marriage of Jacques Amelin and Marie Hamel, Gf: Jean-Baptiste Devis, Gm: Victoire W...., Fr. Boucher ptre. (page 46) (SB, page 46, B-629.).
vi. Gaspard; born before 1831; married Louise Landry, daughter of Louis Landry and Isabelle Chalifoux, 7 June 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, M-30, Gaspard Hamelin, adult son of Jacques Hamelin and Marie Henry, married 7 June 1852, Louise Landry, minor daughter of Louis Landry and Isabelle Chalifoux, Witnesses: Louis Landry and Jacques Hamelin, G. A. Belcourt priest missionary. (Register page 89-90) (Assumption Register, page 89-90, M-30.).
He witnessed the baptism of Jean Baptiste Hamelin on 5 June 1849 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (AP1, page 17, B-34.). He witnessed the baptism of Gaspard Hamelin on 11 May 1851 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 54, B-25.). He witnessed the baptism of Severe Hamelin on 15 May 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 72, B-16.).
vii. Elisabeth; born 28 February 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 93, B-547.); baptized 28 February 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, B-547, Elisabeth Amelin, bt. 28 Feb 1833, born today of the legitimate marriage of Jacques Amelin and Marie Hamel, Gf: Joseph Deganne, Gm: Elisabeth, G. A. Belcourt ptre. (page 93) (SB, page 93, B-547.).
viii. Charles; born circa 1836 (NWHBSI, page 36.); married Therese Courteoreille, daughter of Laurent Courteoreille and Josephte Desjarlais, 1 November 1855 Fort des Prairie (Denney.); died 9 December 1870 (Denney.).
He witnessed the baptism of Susanne Sinclair on 27 January 1861 St.Joachim, Fort de la Montagne, (Alberta), Canada (MSJ-FA-E Register des Baptemes, Mariages & Sepultures 1858-1861 Mission St.Joachim, Fort Auguste, Fort des Prairies, Edmonton, No. 1, page 27, B-38.). He had a scrip application: in 1885: Hamelin, Charles; f. Bonhomme Hamelin; m. Marie Hamel; b. 1836; m. 18?2; Therese Courteoreille (NWHBSI, page 36.).
ix. Moise; born before 1837; married Isabelle Wickup, daughter of Charles Wickup and Mekisikkwa (--?--), 23 November 1858 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, M-77, Moyse Hamelin, adult son of the late Jacques Hamelin and ___, married 23 Nov 1858, Isabelle Wickup, minor daughter of Charles Wickup and the deceased Mekisikkwa, Present: Francois dit Parenteau and Pierre Vandal, G. A. Belcourt ptre miss. (page 201) (AP1, page 201, M-77.).
x. Madeleine; born November 1840 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (NWHBS, C-14939.); married Joseph Amyotte, son of Francois Amyotte and Marie Arnet, 4 June 1861 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, M-7, Joseph Amiot, adult s/o Francois Amiot and Marie Arnet, of St.Joseph, married 4 Jun 1861, Magdeleine Hamelin, minor d/o Jacques Hamelin and Marie Alarie, of St.Joseph, L. A. Simonet omi. (page 243) (AP1, page 243, M-7.).

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She witnessed the baptism of Napoleon Paul Amyotte on 15 January 1884 St.Ignace, Willow Bunch, (Saskatchewan), Canada (SIWB, B-1, page 6.). She had a scrip application: on 11 April 1885 Fort Qu'Appelle, (Saskatchewan), Canada,: Madeleine Hamelin, widow of Joseph Amyot, deceased; #13; HB Head; Address: Fort Qu'Appelle; Born: St.Boniface, Nov 1840; Father: Bonhomme Hamelin (HB); Mother: Marie Hamel (HB). Was a resident of Manitoba up to 1865 when I became & ever since remained a resident of the North West Territories. Married: Joseph Amyot, St.Joe, 1861; my husband died on 5 Apr 1885 intestate. Children: one living: Isidore, b. 22 May 1865; two deceased: Marie, b. 1 Apr 1862, d. 1864; Euphrosine, b. 30 Apr 1864, d. 1865. Have been residing in the valley of the Qu'Appelle since the 15th March last. Madeleine Hamelin (x); 11 Apr 1885; French; Antoine Hamelin (x); Baptiste Dauphinais (x). C-14939 (NWHBS, C-14939.).
xi. Marie Emily; born 1843 (NWHBSI, page 110.); married Jean Baptiste Belgarde, son of Alexis Belgarde and Emelie Vivier, 1864 (1900C-TMC, House 116, page 283A.).
She and Jean Baptiste Belgarde were enumerated in the census in September 1884 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Jacques Belgarde, Eleonore Belgarde, Louis Belgarde, Mathilde Belgarde, William Belgarde, and Mary Belgarde. Baptiste Belgard, father, 44; Marie, wife, 42; James, son, 16; Elionore, daughter, 14; Louis, son, 10; Matilda, daughter, 7; William, son, 4; Marie, daughter, 1; one single B gun. (1884-TMC) (1884-TMC.). She had a scrip application: in 1885: Bellegarde, Marie; see Hamelin, Marie Hamelin, Marie; f. Jacques Hamelin; m. Marie Hamel; b. 1843; m. 1862; Baptiste Bellegarde; HB 5435; Disallowed (NWHBSI, page 110.). She and Jean Baptiste Belgarde were enumerated in the census in 1885 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Jacques Belgarde, Eleonore Belgarde, Louis Belgarde, Mathilde Belgarde, William Belgarde, and Mary Belgarde. #525-532; Baptiste Belgard, father, M, 45; Marie, wife, F, 43; James, son, M, 17; Elionore, dau, F, 15; Louis, son, M, 11; Matilda, dau, F, 8; William son, M, 5; Marie, dau, F, 2. (1885-TMC) (1885-TMC, #525-532.). She and Jean Baptiste Belgarde were enumerated in the census on 1 July 1886 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Jacques Belgarde, Eleonore Belgarde, Louis Belgarde, Mathilde Belgarde, William Belgarde, and Mary Belgarde. #778-785; Baptist Belgarde, father, M, 46; Marie, wife, F, 44; James, son, M, 18; Elinor, dau, F, 16; Louis, son, M, 12; Matilda, dau, F, 9; William, son, M, 6; Marie, dau, F, 3. (1886-TMC) (1886-TMC, #778-785.). She and Jean Baptiste Belgarde were enumerated in the census on 1 August 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Jacques Belgarde, William Belgarde, Louis Belgarde, Mathilde Belgarde, Mary Belgarde, and LaRose Belgarde. #128-135; Baptist Belgarde, M, father, 47; Marie, F, wife, 47; Jaque, M, son, 20; William, M, son, 19; Louis, M, son, 12; Mathilda, F, dau, 14; Marie, F, dau, 6; La Rose,l F, dau, 4. (1889-TMC) (1889-TMC, #128-135.). She and Jean Baptiste Belgarde were enumerated in the census in July 1890 Turtle Mountain, North Dakota. Also in the family: William Belgarde, Mary Belgarde, Mathilde Belgarde, Jacques Belgarde, and LaRose Belgarde. #135-141; Baptiste Belgarde, M, father, 49; Marie, F, mother, 47; Jacques, M, son, 21; William, M, son, 9; Matilda, F, dau, _; Marie, F, dau, 7; LaRose, F, dau, 4. (1890-TMC) (1890-TMC, #135-141.). She and Jean Baptiste Belgarde were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: William Belgarde, Mary Belgarde, LaRose Belgarde, Mathilde Belgarde, and Louis Belgarde. Family 29; #116, Baptiste Belgarde, male, father, age 51, mixed bloods on reservation; #117, Mary, female, wife, age 51; #118, Mathiel, female, daughter, age 17; #119, Louis, male, son, age 15; #120, William, male, son, age 12; #121, Mary, female, daughter, age 10; #122, La Rose, female, daughter, age 8 (1892C-TMC , Family 29, #116-122.). She and Jean Baptiste Belgarde were enumerated in the census on 1 June 1900 Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Louis Belgarde, William Belgarde, and LaRose Belgarde. Baptiste Belgrade, Head, Indian, Male, February 1840, North Dakota, 60, married 36 years, Chippewa, Chippewa, Cree, 1/2; Mary E., wife, Indian, Female, July 1872 [sic], North Dakota, 58, married 36, 3 children born, 3 children living, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; Louis, son, Indian, Male, August 1878, North Dakota, 21, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; William, son, Indian, Male, March 1881, North Dakota, 19, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2; La Rosa, daughter, Indian, Female, December 1886, North Dakota, 13, single, Chippewa, Chippewa, Chippewa, 1/2. (House 116, page 283A) (1900C-TMC, House 116, page 283A.).
xii. Jacques; born circa 1844 (NWHBSI, page 36.); married Angelique Nolin, daughter of Joseph Nolin and Louise Frederic, circa 1867; died before 1885.
He had a scrip application: in 1885: Hamelin, Jacques (dec?); f. Bonhomme Hamelin; m. Marie Hamel; b. 1844; m. 1867; Angelique Nolin; #1547 (NWHBSI, page 36.).
xiii. Euphrosine; born 12 December 1848 (AP1, page 17, B-33.); baptized 5 June 1849 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory, B-33, Euphrosine Hamelin, baptized 5 June 1849, born 12 December 1848, of the legitimate marriage of Jacques Hamelin and Marie Allary, Godfather: Pierre Vandal, Godmother: Rosalie Hamelin, G. A. Belcourt priest missionary. (page 17) (AP1, page 17, B-33.); married William Davis Jr., son of William Davis Sr. and Marie Enno, before 1868.
xiv. Severe; born 13 May 1852 Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 72, B-16.); baptized 15 May 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, B-16, Severe Hamelin, baptized 15 May 1852, born 13 May, son of Jacques Hamelin and Marie Henry, Godfather: Gaspard Hamelin, Godmother: Louise Landry, G. A. Belcourt. (page 72) (AP1, page 72, B-16.); married LaRose Gladu, daughter of Charles Gladu and Genevieve Parisien, 1877 (NWHBSI, page 110.).
He witnessed the letter of Louis Riel on 20 August 1880 Montana (Misc. Papers, PAM, MG 3 D 1, 390, petition written by Louis Riel.). He was in the census household of Mary Allary in 1885 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory (1885-TMC, #359-361.). He had a scrip application: in 1885: Hamelin, Severe; f. Jacques Hamelin; m. Marie Allary; b. 1853; m. 1877; Rose Gladu; HB 537; Disallowed (NWHBSI, page 110.). He was enumerated in the census on 1 July 1886 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Norbert Hamelin. #742-743; Sevu Hamlin, father, M, 32; Norbert, son [nephew ?], M, 16. (1886-TMC) (1886-TMC, #742-743.).
23. Mary5 ALLARY ((--?--), #46) (NWHBSI, page 101.); born 1805; married Jacques Bonhomme Hamelin (see #22), son of Jacques Hamelin and Angelique Tourangeau, before 1821.
As of 12 April 1830, she was also known as Marie Hamel (SB, page 46, B-629.). As of 16 August 1833, she was also known as Louise (SB, page 106, S-47 (mother).). She had a scrip application: in 1885: Allary, Marie; f. ___ Allary; m. Charlotte; b. 1805; m. 1824; Jacques Hamelin alias Bonhomme (dec); HB 5316; Disallowed; U.S (NWHBSI, page 101.). She was enumerated in the census in 1885 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Severe Hamelin and Norbert Hamelin. #359-361, Marie Hamlin, mother, F, 87 (or 67?); Severe, son, M, 32; Norbert, grandson, M, 15. (1885-TMC) (1885-TMC, #359-361.).

24. Joseph5 NADEAU; married Madeleine (--?--) (see #25).
Children of Joseph5 Nadeau and Madeleine (--?--) (see #25) were:
12 i. Joseph4.
25. Madeleine5 (--?--); married Joseph Nadeau (see #24).

26. Joseph5 MONTREUILLE (Pierre, #52); born circa 1803 Ruperts Land (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 22.); born circa 1808 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.); married Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau (see #27), daughter of Pe-wah-ah-kum (O-kit-chi-ta) Chippewa and Margaret Ah-dick Songab, before 1824.
Treaty (1863-4T.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #377, Joseph Montrel, age _, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 7 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 2 cows, 2 calves, 2 carts, 1 canoe, 1 acre. (1835 E.5/8) page 16 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 16.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #385, Joseph Montrel, age 35, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 1 male servant, 1 female servant, 10 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 oxen, 2 cows, 3 calves, 3 pigs, 2 carts, 1 canoe, 2 acres. (1838 E.5/9) page 22 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 22.). He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #407, Joseph Montrel, age 37, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 4 daughters (-15), 9 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 mare, 2 oxen, 2 cows, 2 calves, 4 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 2 carts, 1 canoe. (1840 E.5/10) page 20 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10, page 20.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #408, Jos. Montrel, age 40, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 1 daughter (+15), 4 daughters (-15), 10 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 horses, 3 mares, 3 oxen, 1 cow, 2 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 4 carts, 1 canoe, 3 acres. (1843 E.5/11) page 17 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 17.). He was a hunter on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). He and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau were enumerated in the census on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Joseph Montreuille, Isabelle Montreuille, Alexis Montreuille, Jean Baptiste Montreuille, Marguerite Montreuille, Marie Montreuille, Madeleine Montreuille, Francois Montreuille, Eleanor Montreuille, and Francoise Montreuille. 79, 79, Joseph Montreau (Montreille), age 42, m, Hunter, b. Pembina; Isabella, age 33, F, b. Red River, Br.; Joseph, age 26, M, Hunter, b. Pembina; Isabella, age 25, F, b. Pembina; Alexis, age 21, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; John, age 18, M, Hunter, b. Pembina; Marguritte, age 16, F, b. Pembina; Mary, age 15, F, b. Pembina; Madelane, age 12, F, b. Pembina; Francois, age 8, M, b. Pembina; Alenor, age 8, F, b. Pembina; Francies, age 6, F, b. Pembina (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). Treaty: Montrieul, Joseph: Pembina, Dak. Husband of Isabella Montriel; a mixed-blood of the Pembina band; over sixty years of age; resided in Pembina for twenty years past. J. B. Bottineau (page 122) (1863-4T.). Treaty: Montreiule, Joseph: Section 6, Township 56, Range 25, Saint Cloud, Minn., May 25, 1870. (page 253) (1863-4T.).
Children of Joseph5 Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau (see #27) were as follows:
i. Joseph4; born circa 1824 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.); married Marguerite Descoteaux, daughter of Pierre Descoteaux and Josephte Belgarde, 19 November 1855 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, M-44, Joseph Montreuille, adult s/o Joseph Montreuille and Marguerite Bottineau, married 2 Nov 1855, Marguerite Descoteaux, minor d/o the late Pierre Descoteaux and Marguerite ? Bellegarde, Present: Theodore Bellegarde and Jean Baptiste Cloutier dit Caribou, G. A. Belcourt ptre. (page 139) (AP1, page 139, M-44.).
He was a hunter on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). He was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). Treaty: Montrieul, Joseph, jr.: Pembina, Dak. Son of Joseph Montriel, sr.; resided at Pembina and Grand Forks; a mixed-blood of Pembina and Superior bands; but for the last twenty years belonged to Pembina band; he is over forty years of age. J. B. Bottineau (page 122) (1863-4T.). He received an annuity payment on 1 October 1868 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Joseph Montrille (x), 1 man, 1 woman, 4 children, 6 total, $4.00 a share, $24.00 paid. (1868 TM annuity) (1868-PBAL 1868 Pembina Band Annuity List.). He received an annuity payment on 25 September 1869 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Joseph Montrielle (x), 1 man, 1 woman, 2 boys, 1 girl, 5 total, $5.00 a share, $25.00 total. (1869 TM annuity) (1869-PBAL 1869 Pembina Band Annuity List.). He received an annuity payment on 5 December 1870 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Joseph Montreuille (x), 1 man, 1 woman, 4 children, 6 total, $5.00 a share, $30.00 paid. (1870 TM annuity) (1870-PBAL 1870 Pembina Band Annuity List.).
ii. Isabelle; born circa 1825 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.); married Pierre Lefenanyway 3 March 1862 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory.
She was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). She received an annuity payment on 1 October 1868 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Isabelle Montrulle (x), 1 woman, 1 child, 2 total, $4.00 a share, $8.00 paid. (1868 TM annuity) (1869-PBAL.). She received an annuity payment on 25 September 1869 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Isabelle Montrielle (x), 1 woman, 1 girl, 2 total, $5.00 a share, $10.00 total. (1869 TM annuity) (1870-PBAL.).
iii. Alexis; born 22 December 1831 (SB, page 48, B-390.); baptized 15 January 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, B-390, Alexis Montreuille, bt. 15 Jan 1832, b. 22 Dec 1831, of the legitimate marriage of Joseph Montreuille and... (page 48) (SB, page 48, B-390.); married Margaret Delia (Adams) Adanis, daughter of Wa-kam-ma-na Sioux and A-pis-tin-nah (--?--), before 1859.
He was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). He was a hunter on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). He received an annuity payment on 1 October 1868 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Alexis Montrulle (x), 1 man, 1 woman, 5 children, 7 total, $4.00 a share, $28.00 paid. (1868 TM annuity) (1869-PBAL.). He received an annuity payment on 25 September 1869 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Alex Montreille (x), 1 man, 1 woman, 2 boys, 3 girls, 7 total, $5.00 a share, $35.00 total. (1869 TM annuity) (1870-PBAL.). Treaty: Montrail, Alexcie: Sept. 29, 1869, Pembina County, Dakota, William Lochren, Rejected. Don't know him. P. Roy. Is an applicant for scrip under treaty and found to be entitled thereunder, (see schedule). Over thirty-five years old, and of Pembina band now. J. B. Bottineau (page 104)
(Montriel), Montry, Alexcis: Sept. 29, Grand Forks, William H. Grant, E. M. Wilson. Taken by commission. (page 214) (1863-4T.). He received an annuity payment on 5 December 1870 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Alexandre Montreuille (x), 1 man, 3 women, 3 children, 7 total, $5.00 a share, $35.00 paid. (1870 TM annuity) (1870-PBAL.). He received an annuity payment on 26 November 1873 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Alex. Montreuile (x), 1 man, 1 woman, 6 children, 8 total, $10.00 a share, $80.00 paid. (1873 TM annuity) (1873-PBAL 1873 Pembina Band Annuity List.). He was enumerated in the census in September 1884. Also in the family:. Alexis Montreille, father, 53; Isabelle, wife, 46; Josephine, daughter, 10; Christine Hufman, adopted daughter (June 1886); one horse, one stable, 10 tons hay, one acre potatoes, one horse, one cart. (1884-TMC) (1884-TMC.). He and Margaret Delia (Adams) Adanis were enumerated in the census in September 1884 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Josephte Montreuille and Christine Huffman. Alexis Montreille, father, 53; Isabelle, wife, 46; Josephine, daughter, 10; Christine Hufman, adopted daughter (June 1886); one horse, one stable, 10 tons hay, one acre potatoes, one horse, one cart. (1884-TMC) (1884-TMC.). He and Margaret Delia (Adams) Adanis were enumerated in the census in 1885 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Josephine Montreuille. #93-95; Alexis Montreille, father, M, 54; Marguerite, wife, F, 49; Josephine, dau, F, 9. (1885-TMC) (1885-TMC, #93-95.). He and Margaret Delia (Adams) Adanis were enumerated in the census on 1 July 1886 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Josephine Montreuille. #72-74; Alexis Montreille, father, M, 45; Isabelle [?], wife, F, 48; Josephine, dau, F, 10. (1886-TMC) (1886-TMC, #72-74.). He and Margaret Delia (Adams) Adanis were enumerated in the census in 1888 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Josephine Montreuille and Christine Huffman. #673-676; Alex Montreal, father, 56; Isabell, wife, 50; Josephine, dau, 12; Chrt-Huffman, adopted son, 12. (1888-TMC) (1888-TMC, #673-676.). He and Margaret Delia (Adams) Adanis were enumerated in the census on 1 August 1889 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Josephte Montreuille. #747-749; Alexis Montrail, M, father, 57; Margaret, F, wife, 40; Josephine, F, dau, 13. (1889-TMC) (1889-TMC, #747-749.). He and Margaret Delia (Adams) Adanis were enumerated in the census in July 1890 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Josephine Montreuille and Christine Huffman. #819-822; Alexis Montreil, M, father, 58; Margaret, F, mother, 50; Josephine, F, dau, 15; Christine, F, dau, 12. (1890-TMC) (1890-TMC, #819-822.). He and Margaret Delia (Adams) Adanis were enumerated in the census on 1 October 1892 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, Rolette County, North Dakota. Also in the family: Josephine Montreuille and Christine Huffman. Family 173; #729, Alexis Montrieal, male, father, age 50, mixed bloods on reservation; #730, Margaret, female, wife, age 51; #731, Josephine, female, daughter, age 16; #732, Christine, female, adopted daughter, age 13 (1892C-TMC , Family 173, #729-732.). He and Margaret Delia (Adams) Adanis were enumerated in the census on 28 January 1938 Turtle Mountain Reservation, Belcourt, North Dakota. Margaret Montrail, wife, 1841, (dead); Alexis Montrail, husband, (dead, probate). (page 172) (1936-TMC, page 172.).
iv. Jean Baptiste; born circa 1832 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.); married Catherine Marie Gosselin, daughter of Antoine Gosselin and Marie Roy, 16 January 1862 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1.); died 1868 Pembina, Pembina County, North Dakota (Cindy Charlebois.).

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He was also known as Toto. He was a hunter on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). He was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). Treaty: Montrieul, John B. : Pembina, Dak. Son of Isabella and Joseph Montrial; a mixed-blood of the Pembina and Superior bands both; but belonged to the Pembina band over twenty-eight years. J. B. Bottineau (page 121) (1863-4T.). Treaty: Montreiule, John B.: Section 3-4, Township 56, Range 25, Saint Cloud, Minn., May 25, 1870. (page 252) (1863-4T.).
v. Julie; born 29 October 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 117, B-700.); baptized 30 October 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, B-700, Julie Montreuil, bt. 30 Oct 1833, born yesterday of the legitimate marriage of Joseph Montreuil and Isabelle Botineau, Gf: Louis Villebrun, Gm: Louise Collin, C. E. Poire ptre. (page 117) (SB, page 117, B-700.).
13 vi. Marguerite.
vii. Marie; born circa October 1830 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14930.); born circa 1835 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.); married Francois Lecuyer, son of Amable Lecuyer and Marie Saulteaux, before 1859.
She was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). She had a scrip application: on 20 December 1875 Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory,: Marie L'Ecuyer; Pembina; Pembina; US; formerly (Emerson); Ste.Agathe; Provencher; wife of Francois L'Ecuyer; HB Head: myself, husband and children; Born: Oct 1830; St.Boniface; Father: Joseph Montreuil (HB) [is]; Mother: Isabelle Botineau (HB) [is]; French; Marie L'Ecuyer (x); 20 Dec 1875; Louis Grandbois (x); farmer; Francois L'Eucyer (x); farmer (MBS, C-14930.).
viii. Madeleine; born circa 1838 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.); married Francois Cloutier, son of Jean Baptiste Cloutier and Josephte Racette, 3 October 1860 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory; died 16 May 1876 Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (MBS, Extraction; C-14926.); buried 17 May 1876 Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory.
She was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). She had a scrip application: on 7 March 1877 Pembina County, Dakota Territory,: Affidavit: Pembina 7 March 1877; M. Francois Caribou; Winnipeg; Dear Sir, In answer to your letter of the . I send you the date required. Your wife Magdeleine Montreuil died on the 16th May 1876, and was buried next Day. I have sent the enclosed five dollars to your son, who is in good health. He got also what you sent to him some time ago. Yours truly, L. Simonet; Wm Simonet, cure, is the Priest of Pembina R.G (MBS, C-14926.). She had a scrip application: on 6 April 1877 Ste.Agathe, Provencher, Manitoba, Canada,: Cover only: Charles Caribou sole Heir to Madeline Caribou HB Head; Ste.Agathe; date of death of head of house must be given.
Francois Caribou; St.Agathe; Provencher; Laborer; For: Madeleine Caribou, my wife HB Head; Died: 6 May 1876; Pembina; Heir: Charles Caribou; born at St.Agathe 17 Oct 1861; Francois Caribou; 6 Apr 1877 (MBS, C-14926.).
ix. Francois; born circa 1840 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.); married Rosalie Vallee, daughter of Louis Vallee and Louise Durand, 6 August 1872 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory.
He was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). Treaty: (Montriel) Montry, Francois: Sept. 29, 1869, Pembina, E. M. Wilson, Rejected. His father stated to me he was 23 years old. H. S. Neal. I think he is 28 or 30 years old; a mixed blood of the Pembina Chippewas. J. B. Bottineau, P. Bottineau (page 214) (1863-4T.). He received an annuity payment on 5 December 1870 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Francis Montreuille (x), 1 man, 4 children, 5 total, $5.00 a share, $25.00 paid. (1870 TM annuity) (1870-PBAL.).
x. Eleanor; born circa 1842 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.).
She was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.).
xi. Francoise; born circa 1844 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.); married Jean Chrysostome Boucher, son of Francois Boucher and Suzette Bruieller, 27 January 1868 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory.
She was in the census household of Joseph Montreuille and Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si Bottineau on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). Treaty: Montrail, Francis: Sept. 29, 1869, Pembina County, Dakota, William Lochren, Rejected. Don't know her. P. Roy. Is an applicant for scrip under treaty of 1863, and is a mixed-blood of the Pembina band of Chippewas. (See schedule) (page 104) (1863-4T.).
27. Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si5 BOTTINEAU (Pe-wah-ah-kum Chippewa, #54); born Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79; age 32???); married Joseph Montreuille (see #26), son of Pierre Montreuille, before 1824.
She and Joseph Montreuille were enumerated in the census on 7 September 1850 Pembina County, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Joseph Montreuille, Isabelle Montreuille, Alexis Montreuille, Jean Baptiste Montreuille, Marguerite Montreuille, Marie Montreuille, Madeleine Montreuille, Francois Montreuille, Eleanor Montreuille, and Francoise Montreuille. 79, 79, Joseph Montreau (Montreille), age 42, m, Hunter, b. Pembina; Isabella, age 33, F, b. Red River, Br.; Joseph, age 26, M, Hunter, b. Pembina; Isabella, age 25, F, b. Pembina; Alexis, age 21, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; John, age 18, M, Hunter, b. Pembina; Marguritte, age 16, F, b. Pembina; Mary, age 15, F, b. Pembina; Madelane, age 12, F, b. Pembina; Francois, age 8, M, b. Pembina; Alenor, age 8, F, b. Pembina; Francies, age 6, F, b. Pembina (1850Ci-MN, page 26, Dwelling 79, Family 79.). Treaty: Montreiule, Isabella: Section 28, Township 49N, Range 4W, Superior, Wis., Sept. 15, 1866. (page 252) (1863-4T.). Treaty: Montrieul, Isabella: Pembina, Dak. Wife of Joseph Montrail, sr.; resided at Pembina, to my knowledge, over twenty years; a mixed-blood of Lake Superior and Pembina bands both; she is over sixty years of age. J. B. Bottineau (page 121) (1863-4T.).

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Generation Six

32. Michel6 ALLARY; married according to the custom of the country Francoise Amerindienne (see #33) before 1795.
Question: Louison and Michel are the probable sons of Michel Allary. Francoise ditto. Question: Only Antoine Allary is proven as a child of this couple.
Children of Michel6 Allary and Francoise Amerindienne (see #33) were as follows:
i. Louison5; married according to the custom of the country Marie Marguerite Desjarlais before 1828; died before 10 September 1849 (SFX-1834-50 , M-119.).
ii. Antoine Henry dit; born 1795 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14934.); born circa 1802 Fort des Prairie (1870C-MB, page 363, #1167.); married according to the custom of the country Josephte Caplette, daughter of Joseph Caplette and Angelique Guiboche, before 1819.
He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #13, Antoine Allerie, age _, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 mare, 1 cart, 1 acre. (1840 E.5/10) page 3 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10, page 3.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #10, Ante. Allerie, age _, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 mare, 2 oxen, 2 cows, 2 pigs, 1 harrow, 3 carts, 6 acres. (1843 E.5/11) page 2 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 2.). He and Josephte Caplette were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 Poplar Point, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Marie Allary, Catherine Allary, Henri Blayonne, Catherine Blayonne, Norbert Tait, Joseph Bremner, Mary Bremner, and Maria Todd. #1167-1177; Antoine Alarie, Poplar Point, born Fort des [..?..], age 68, son of Michel Alarie, Metis, married, British Subject; Susette, Alarie, born River Chapele, age 67, daughter of Joseph Caplate [Caplette], Metis, married, British Subject; Mary, born Duck Bay, age 40, daughter of Antoine Alarie, Metis, single, British Subject; Catherine, born Duck Bay, age 30, daughter of Antoine Alarie, Metis, single, British Subject; Alexr. Blayon, born Red River, age 15, son of Louis Blayon, Metis, single, British Subject; Henry Blayon, born Red River, age 14, son of Louis Blayon, Metis, single, British Subject; Catherine Blayon, born Red River, age 13, daughter of Louis Blayon, Metis, single, British Subject; Norbert Blayon, born Red River, age 4, son of Louis Blayon, Metis, single, British Subject; Joseph Bremner, born Red River, age 19, son of Thos. Bremner, Metis, single, British Subject; Mary Bremner, born Red River, age 13, daughter of Thos. Bremner, Metis, single, British Subject; Maria Bremner, born Red River, age 6, daughter of Wm. Bremner, Metis, single, British Subject. (page 363) (1870C-MB, page 363, #1167-1177.). As of 15 July 1870, he was also known as Antoine ALARIE (1870C-MB, page 363, #1167.). He had a scrip application: on 19 August 1875 Poplar Point, Lisgar, Manitoba, Canada,: Antoine Allary; Poplar Point; Lisgar; Physician; HB Head: wife and children; Born: 1795; Red River; Father: Michel Allary (French); Mother: Francoise (Indian); Antoine Allary (x); 19 Aug 1875; James Taylor; William Slater. C-14934 (MBS, C-14934.).
16 iii. Michel.
iv. Francoise; born circa 1797 (Denney.); baptized 31 July 1827 St.Johns, (Manitoba), Canada (Denney.); married according to the custom of the country William Bruce, son of Benjamin Bruce and Mathilda Indian, circa 1815; married William Bruce, son of Benjamin Bruce and Mathilda Indian, 31 July 1827 St.John, Red River Settlement, (Manitoba), Canada (HBCR Hudson Bay Company Register of Anglican Church Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, for the Red River Settlement, 1821-1841 (selected pages), M-129.).
33. Francoise6 AMERINDIENNE; married according to the custom of the country Michel Allary (see #32) before 1795.

36. Jean Baptiste6 MARCELLAIS; born circa 1767 Quebec, Canada (1827C RRS HBCA E5/1 1827 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/1, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 6.); married according to the custom of the country Angelique Assiniboine (see #37) before 1794.
He was enumerated in the census in 1827 Red River Settlement. #153, Lot _, Baptiste Marcellais, age 60, Roman Catholic, Canada, 1 married man, 1 woman, 2 sons (+16), 2 daughters (+15), 1 house, 1 canoe, 3 acres. (1827 E.5/1)[page 6] (1827C RRS HBCA E5/1, page 6.). He was enumerated in the census in 1828 Red River Settlement. #_, Lot _, Btse Marcelle, age 68, Roman Catholic, Canada, 1 married man, 1 woman, 1 son (+16), 2 daughters (-15), 1 house, 1 canoe, 5 acres, Stays with Frs. Seanne. (1828 E.5/2) page 7 (1828C RRS HBCA E5/2 1828 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/2, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 7.). He was enumerated in the census in 1829 Red River Settlement. #_, Lot _ , Baptiste Marcellais, age 73, Roman Catholic, Canada, 1 married man, 1 woman, 1 son (+16), 2 daughters (-15), 1 house, 1 swine, 1 canoe, 8 acres. (1829 E.5/3) page 8 (1829C RRS HBCA E5/3 1829 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/3, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 9.). He was enumerated in the census in 1830 Red River Settlement. #187, Bapte. Marcellet, age _, Canada, Roman Catholic, 1 married man, 1 woman, 1 son (+16), 2 daughters (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 cow, 3 pigs, 1 canoe, 3 acres. (1830 E.5/4) page 10 (1830C RRS HBCA E5/4 1830 Census of the Red River Settlement, HBCA E5/4, Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Provincial Archives, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1T5, Canada., page 10.). He was enumerated in the census in 1831 Red River Settlement. #_, Bte. Marcellet, age 61, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 2 daughters (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 cows, 1 calf, 8 pigs, 1 harrow, 1 canoe, 4 acres. (1831 E.5/5) page 10 (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 10.). He was enumerated in the census in 1832 Red River Settlement. #259, Bapte. Marsellois senr., age 62, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 oxen, 1 bull, 1 cow, 2 calves, 2 pigs, 1 harrow, 1 canoe, 7 acres. (1832 E.5/6) page 11 (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, Bte. Marcellais, age 63, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 oxen, 2 cows, 2 calves, 2 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 1 canoe, 13 acres. (1833 E.5/7) page 11 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #316, Baptse. Marsellais, age 81 [sic], Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 barn, 2 oxen, 2 cows, 4 calves, 8 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 1 canoe. (1835 E.5/8) page 13 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 13.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #346, Baptiste Marsailles, age _, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 1 son (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 horses, 3 mares, 5 oxen, 6 cows, 2 calves, 3 pigs, 1 plough, 2 harrows, 5 carts, 1 canoe, 10 acres. (1838 E.5/9) page 21 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 21.). He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #369, Baptiste Marsellais, age 87, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 2 daughters (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 barn, 1 mare, 3 oxen, 1 bull, 3 cows, 5 calves, 6 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 2 carts, 10 acres. (1840 E.5/10) page 19 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10, page 19.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #361, Bapte. Marcellais, age 88, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 3 stables, 1 barn, 1 horse, 1 mare, 4 oxen, 3 cows, 1 calf, 7 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 2 carts, 12 acres. (1843 E.5/11) page 15 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 15.).
Children of Jean Baptiste6 Marcellais and Angelique Assiniboine (see #37) were as follows:
i. Marie5; born 1 November 1794 North West (MBS, C-14931.); married Jacques Ouellette, son of Joseph Ouellette and Angelique Indian, before 1816.
She was also known as Marie MARCELET (SB, page 26, B-559 (mother).). She witnessed the baptism of Pierre Ouellette on 5 July 1829 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 26, B-559.). She witnessed the baptism of Marie Marcellais on 14 October 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 110, B-672.). She witnessed the baptism of Jacques Jean Rivard on 9 July 1860 St.Norbert, (Manitoba), Canada (SN1 Catholic Parish Register of St.Norbert 1857-1874, Volume One, Hudson Bay Company Archives, Winnipeg, Manitoba, page 31, B-24.). She witnessed the baptism of Marguerite Fontaine on 9 March 1861 St.Norbert, (Manitoba), Canada (SN1, page 42, B-10.). She and Jacques Ouellette were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 St.Norbert, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Marie Fontaine. #1641-1643; Jaque Ouellet, St.Norbert, born Red River, age 80, son of Joseph Ouellet, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Marie, 78, daughter of Baptiste Marcellais; Marguerite Fontaine, 8, daughter of Baptiste Fontaine, single. (page 54) (1870C-MB, #1641-1643, page 54.). She had a scrip application: in November 1875 St.Norbert, Provencher, Manitoba, Canada,: Marie Ouellette; St.Norbert; Provencher; wife of Jacques Ouellette; farmer; HB Head: myself and family; Born: 1 Nov 1794; NWT; Father: Baptiste Marcellais (French Cdn) [was] Mother: Angelique (Assiniboine Indian tribe) [was]; French; Marie Ouellette (x); __ Nov 1876; Jacques Ouellette (x); St.Norbert; farmer; Roger Goulet; St.Boniface (MBS, C-14931.).
18 ii. Jean Baptiste.
iii. Marguerite; born circa 1798; married according to the custom of the country Joseph Huppe before 1815.
Question: daughter of Jean Baptiste Marcellais and Angelique Assiniboine?? She witnessed the baptism of Joseph Vermette on 19 February 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 52, B-401.).
iv. Angelique (CCRPNW-SL Catholic Church Records of the Pacific North West St.Louis Register, Vol. I, (1845-1868), Volume II (1869-1900), Gervais Register (1875-1893), Brooks Register (1893-1909), Harriet Duncan Munnick, Portland, Oregon: Binford & Mort, 1982), Gervais Register, page 34, S-28.); born circa 1804 (CCRPNW-SL, Gervais Register, page 33, S-28.); married Francois Gagnon, son of (--?--) Gagnon, before 1832; married Edward Andrew Bellanger, son of Ambroise Bellanger and Esther Charbonneau, 11 October 1852 St.Louis, Marion County, Oregon Territory, M-5, Edouard Bellanger, son of Ambroise Bellanger and Esther Charbonneau both deceased of Ste. Anne of the Plaines in Canada, married 11 October 1852, Angelique Marcellai, widow of Francois Gagnon deceased in California, Present: Andre Dubois, Francois Plourde, B. Delorme, pr. (page 42) (CCRPNW-SL, page 42, M-5.); married Charles Derome circa 1860 (CCRPNW-SL, Gervais Register, page 34, S-28.); buried 4 March 1879 St.Louis, Marion County, Oregon, wife of the deceased A. DeCareau (Derome), age 75, J. Dols ptre (CCRPNW-SL, Gervais Register, page 34, S-28.).
She was also known as Angelique MARCELET. Question: daughter of Jean Baptiste Marellais and Angelique Assiniboine?? She witnessed the baptism of Alexandre Plourde on 11 September 1842 St.Paul, Oregon Territory (CCRPNW-SP Compiled by Harriet Duncan Munnick and in collaboration Mikell de Lores Wormell Warner, Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest: St.Paul, Oregon 1839-1898, Volumes I, II and III (2536 S.E. Eleventh, Portland, Oregon 97202: Binford & Mort, Thomas Binford, Publisher, 1979), page 56, B-67.). She was enumerated in the census on 25 December 1850 Marion County, Oregon Territory. Also in the family: Louis Gagnon, Marcel Gagnon, Jean Baptiste Gagnon, Ursula Gagnon, and Isidore Gagnon. #13-18, House 28, Family 28; Angelique Gaugnon, age 35, Female, born British America; Louis, age 14, Male, born British America; Marcel, age 10, Male, born British America; Baptiste, age 6, Male, born O.T.; Osalie, age 4, Female, born O.T.; Esidore, age 1, Female [Male], born O.T. (page 150) (1850 Minnesota Territory Census, page 150.). She witnessed the baptism of Pierre Couture on 1 September 1851 St.Louis, Marion County, Oregon Territory (CCRPNW-SL, page 30, B-21.). She witnessed the baptism of Francois Gagnon on 29 April 1854 St.Louis, Marion County, Oregon Territory (CCRPNW-SL, page 63, B-16.). She witnessed the baptism of Angelique Gagnon on 7 October 1860 St.Louis, Marion County, Oregon Territory (CCRPNW-SL, page 150, B-26.).
v. Louis; born circa 1805 Red River Settlment, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14930.); married Sophie Indian before 1847.
He witnessed the marriage of Joseph Deganne and Isabelle Hamelin on 5 March 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 57, M-65.). As of 15 July 1870, he was also known as Louison MARCELLAIS (1870C-MB, page 227, #9.). He was enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 Ste.Anne, Manitoba, Canada. #9; Louison Marcellais, Ste.Anne, born Manitoba, age 63, son of J. B. Marcellais, Metis, widower, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic. (page 227) (1870C-MB, page 227, #9.). He had a scrip application: on 22 June 1875 St.Boniface, Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada,: Louison Marcellais; St.Boniface; Selkirk; labourer; HB child; Born: 1805; Red River Settlement; Father: Jean Baptiste Marcellais (French Cdn) [was]; Mother: Angelique l'Assiniboine (Indian) [was]; French; Louison Marcellais (x); 22 Jun 1875; Magloire Morin; St.Boniface; labourer; Henri Marcellais (x); St.Boniface; labourer. C-14930 (MBS, C-14930.).
vi. Charlotte (SB, page 21, B-147.); born before 1810.
Question: daughter of Jean Baptiste Marcellais and Angelique Assinboine?? She witnessed the baptism of Marguerite Gregorit on 21 December 1825 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 21, B-147.).

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vii. Archange; born circa 1815 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 27, Dwelling 88, Family 88.); married Antoine Villebrun, son of Louis Plouf dit Villebrun and Marie Anne Nation of Collets, 5 March 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, M-66, Antoine Villebrun, adult s/o Louis Villebrun and Marianne of the Collets tribe, m. 5 Mar 1832, Archange Marsolet, minor d/o Jean Baptiste Marsolet and Angelique Assiniboine, Present: Joseph Deganne and Paul Boucher G. A. Belcourt ptre. (page 57) (SB, page 57, M-66.).
She witnessed the baptism of Joseph Leclerc on 16 February 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 51, B-398.). She witnessed the baptism of Andrew Bourke on 2 September 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 74, B-488.). She witnessed the baptism of Marguerite Brazeau on 2 June 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 129, B-793.). She and Antoine Villebrun were enumerated in the census on 8 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory. Also in the family: Catherine Plouffe, Gabriel Plouffe, Madeleine Villebrun, Baptiste Plouffe, Pierre Plouffe, and Francois Xavier Plouffe. 88, 88, Antoine Plouffe, age 44, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; Archange, age 35, F, b. Pembina; Catherin, age 16, F, b. Red River Br.; Gabril, age 13, M, b. Pembina; Magdalan, age 11, F, b. Pembina; Baptiste, age 6, M, b. Pembina; Pierre, age 4, M, b. Pembina; Xavier, 6/12, F (sic), b. Pembina (1850Ci-MN, page 27, Dwelling 88, Family 88.). She and Antoine Villebrun were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 St.Norbert, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Baptiste Plouffe, Michel Plouffe dit Villebrun, Paul Plouffe dit Villebrun, and Cuthbert Plouffe dit Villebrun. #914-919; Antoine Vilbrun, St.Norbert, born Red River, age 63, son of Louis Vilbrun, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic, Absent for 2 years; Archange, 54, daughter of _ Marcellais; Baptiste, 26, single; Michel 22; Paul 19; Cuthbert, 13. (page 30) (1870C-MB, #914-919, page 30.).
viii. Jean Baptiste; born 1 November 1820 St.Norbert, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14930.); married Francoise Boucher, daughter of Paul Boucher and Francoise St.Germain, before 1836.
He witnessed the burial of Albert Napoleon Cyr on 8 August 1864 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 158, S-27.). He witnessed the burial of Josephte Lavallee on 22 April 1865 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 2, S-23.). He had a scrip application: on 11 September 1875 Oak Point, Marquette East, Manitoba, Canada,: Jean Baptiste Marcellais; Oak Point; Marquette East; farmer; HB Head: myself and wife; Born: 1 Nov 1820; St.Norbert; Father: Baptiste Marcellais (HB) [was]; Mother: his wife, I do not remember her name [was]; French; Jean Baptiste Marcellais (x); 11 Sep 1875; Louis Carriere (x); farmer; Charles Monkman (x); farmer (MBS, C-14930.).
37. Angelique6 ASSINIBOINE; born circa 1785; married according to the custom of the country Jean Baptiste Marcellais (see #36) before 1794.

38. Alexander6 WILKIE; born Scotland.
Children of Alexander6 Wilkie include:
i. Jean Baptiste5; born circa 1803 Pembina County (1850Ci-MN, page 27, Dwelling 94; Family 94.); married Amable Azure, daughter of Pierre Azure and Marguerite Assinibwan, before 1824; died 5 November 1884 Olga, North Dakota (Olga, page 56, S-21.); buried 6 November 1884 Olga, North Dakota, S-21, Jean Baptiste Wilky, bu. 6 Nov 1884, died yesterday, age 86 years, husband of Marie Amable [Azure], Present: Jean Baptiste Wilky and Augustin Wilky, Cyrille St.Pierre ptre. (page 56) (Olga, page 56, S-21.).
He was enumerated in the census in 1831 Red River Settlement. #_, Jean Bte. Wilkie, age 27, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 3 unmarried men, 1 married woman, 2 unmarried women, 2 sons (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 10 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 oxen, 3 cows, 1 calf, 3 pigs, 1 canoe, 4 acres. (1831 E.5/5) page 16 (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 16.). He was enumerated in the census in 1832 Red River Settlement. #445, Jean Bte. Wilkie, age 29, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 3 unmarried men, 1 married woman, 1 unmarried woman, 3 sons (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 10 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 canoe, 3 ½ acres. (1832 E.5/6) page 19 (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 19.). He witnessed the baptism of Joseph Ouellette on 10 January 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 47, B-383.). He witnessed the birth of Francois Desjarlais on 30 September 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 80, B-490.). He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, J. Bte. Wilkie, age 30, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 6 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 ox, 3 cows, 1 calf, 10 pigs, 1 canoe, 4 acres. (1833 E.5/7) page 18 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 18.). He witnessed the burial of Jean Baptiste Paul on 24 February 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 93, S-40.). He witnessed the baptism of Marie Marcellais on 14 October 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 110, B-672.). He witnessed the marriage of Joseph Berthelet and Marguerite Dubois on 3 January 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 123, M-_.). He witnessed the burial of Louis Sauteux on 1 July 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 137, S-_.). He witnessed the burial of Marie Kikikkopinens on 5 July 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 137, S-_.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #532, Baptse. Wilkie, age 30, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 7 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 horses, 1 ox, 2 cows, 3 calves, 1 harrow, 2 carts, 1 canoe, [..] acres. (1835 E.5/8) page 22 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 22.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #557, J. Bapt. Wilkie, age 33, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 8 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 3 mares, 2 oxen, 1 plough, 4 carts, 1 canoe, 3 acres. (1838 E.5/9) page 32 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 32.). He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #581, J. Bte. Wilkie, age 35, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 8 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 3 horses, 1 mare, 2 oxen, 1 cow, 1 calf, 5 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 5 carts, 1 canoe, 4 acres. (1840 E.5/10) page 29 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10, page 29.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #584, J. Bapte. Wilkie, age 38, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 3 sons (-16), 4 daughters (-15), 9 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 barn, 3 horses, 1 mare, 2 oxen, 5 pigs, 6 carts, 1 canoe, 2 acres. (1843 E.5/11) page 23 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 23.). He witnessed the baptism of Alexandre Chagan on 1 February 1849 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (AP1, page 13, B-24.). Baptism sponsor; 7 Jun 1849; for Moyse Langer (AP1.). He witnessed the baptism of Moyse Langis on 7 June 1849 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (AP1, page 17, B-36.). He witnessed the marriage of Jean Baptiste Wilkie and Marie Laframboise on 24 June 1850 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (AP1, page 39, M-16.). He and Amable Azure were enumerated in the census on 9 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory. Also in the family: Augustin Wilkie, Alexander Wilkie, Marie Catherine Wilkie, Madeleine Wilkie, Elizabeth Wilkie, Cecilia Wilkie, Agathe Wilkie, Marie Marguerite Wilkie, Antoine Wilkie, and Mary Wilkie. 94, 94, Baptiste Wilker, age 47, M, Hunter, b. Pembina; Ameble, age 42, F, b. Pembina; Agustus, age 21, m, [Hunter], b. Pembina; Alexander, age 19, M, b. Red River Br.; Catherine, age 16, F, b. Red River Br.; Magdelane, age 13, F, b. Pembina; Elizabeth, age 11, F, b. Pembina; Agathe, age 9, M (sic), b. Pembina; Cecila, age 7, F, b. Pembina; Marguritte, age 5, F, b. Pembina; Antoine, age 3, M, b. Pembina; Mary, age 1, F, b. Pembina (1850Ci-MN, page 27, Dwelling 94; Family 94.). He was a hunter on 9 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (1850Ci-MN, page 27, Dwelling 94; Family 94.). He witnessed the marriage of Michel Gladu and Marie Catherine Wilkie on 12 January 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 67, M-1.). He witnessed the marriage of Augustin Wilkie and Marie Wissakickam Paquin on 14 June 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (Assumption Register, page 90-91, M-32.). He witnessed the marriage of Andre Allary and Marie Marcellais on 6 September 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 77-78, M-34.). He witnessed the baptism of Alexandre Wilkie on 8 May 1853 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 89, B-76.). He witnessed the marriage of Jean Baptiste Wilkie and Isabelle Patenaude on 7 September 1857 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 178-179, M-57.). He witnessed the marriage of Gabriel Dumont and Madeleine Wilkie on 7 September 1857 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 179, M-58.). He and Amable Azure were enumerated in the census between 1 June 1860 and 1 November 1860 Pembina County, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: Mary Wilkie. J. B. Wilkie, 64, M, M, Farmer, $700, Dakota; Amable, 60, F; Marie, 14; Betsey, 10; Gabriel, 7, M; Antoine, 4, M (Rogers-Patton Researchers, 1860-DT-Inx Index to 1860 Census of Dakota Territory; P. O. Box 64, Hill City, S.D. 57701: Rogers-Patton Researchers, unknown), page 44.). Treaty: John Baptiste Wilkie (Sr.) #172, Good, St.Joseph, "first settlers at Pembina" (Recipients of Scrip Under Treaties of 1863-1864, Table 3, Little Shell (MT): Prosposed Finding - Technical Report; Source: GLO 1880 (McIntyre Report), List A.). Treaty: Wilkey, John B., sr.: May 23, 1865, Saint Joseph, E. M. Wilson, Oct 12, 1870, Saint Joseph, Wm. Lochren. Taken by commission. (page 227) (1863-4T.). He received an annuity payment on 1 October 1868 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Jean Bte. Wilkey (x), 1 man, 1 woman, 3 children, 5 total, $3.00 a share, $15.00 paid. (1868 TM annuity) (1869-PBAL.). He received an annuity payment on 25 September 1869 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, John B. Wilkie Jr. [Sr.?] (x), 1 man, 1 woman, 2 boys, 1 girl, 5 total, $5.00 a share, $25.00 total. (1869 TM annuity) (1870-PBAL.). He received an annuity payment on 5 December 1870 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Jean Bte. Wilkie (x), 2 men, 2 women, 1 child, 5 total, $5.00 a share, $25.00 paid. (1870 TM annuity) (1870-PBAL.). He witnessed the burial of Baptiste Jerome Wilkie on 14 December 1870 St.Joseph, Leroy, Dakota Territory (SJL-1, page 4, S-6.). He witnessed the burial of Marie Sauteuse on 14 August 1871 St.Joseph, Leroy, Dakota Territory (SJL-1, page 13, S-10.). He witnessed the baptism of Joseph (--?--) on 16 September 1871 St.Joseph, Leroy, Dakota Territory (SJL-1, page 16, B-19.). He received an annuity payment on 3 October 1871 Turtle Mountain, Dakota Territory, Baptiste Wilkie (x), 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, 3 total, $8.50 a share, $25.50 paid. (1871 TM annuity) (1871-PBAL 1871 Pembina Band Annuity List.). He witnessed the burial of Elise Smith on 6 October 1871 St.Joseph, Leroy, Dakota Territory (SJL-1, page 17, S-15.). He witnessed the marriage of John Baptiste Lattergrass and Marie Louise Philomene Herman on 16 January 1872 St.Joseph, Leroy, Dakota Territory (SJL-1, page 21-22, M-2.). He witnessed the burial of Henry Poitras on 23 August 1872 St.Joseph, Leroy, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (SJL-1, page 29, S-7.). He witnessed the marriage of Charles Dauphinais and Angelique Langer on 21 October 1873 St.Joseph, Leroy, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (SJL-1, page 39, M-4.). Jean Bte Wilkie, Sr. 'an English half-Breed brought up among the French.' He was a leader or 'Governor' of the buffalo hunting expeditions: 1840 (St.Ann's Centennial, page 228, 239.).
ii. Elizabeth; born circa 1809 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory; married Martin Jerome, son of Martin Jerome and Louise Indian Amerindienne, circa 1831.
She was also known as Isabelle WILKIE. She and Martin Jerome were enumerated in the census on 5 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory. Also in the family: Andre Jerome, Joseph Jerome, Louis Jerome, Marie Jerome, Jerome Jerome, David Jerome, Daniel Jerome Sr., Elie Jerome, George Klyne, and John Phillips. 62, 62, Martin Jerome, age 50, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; Elizabeth, age 41, F, b. Pembina; Andre, age 22, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; Joseph, age 19, M, Hunter, b. Pembina; Louis, age 17, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; Marie, age 16, F, b. Red River Br.; Jerome, age 15, M, Hunter, b. Red River Br.; David, age 13, M, b. Red River Br.; Daniel, age 9, M, b. Red River Br.; Elie, age 8, M, b. Red River Br.; George Klayne, age 20, M, Laborer, b. Red River Br.; Baptiste Phillips (Phillipe), age 50, M, Hunter, b. Prairie du Chien, Wis (1850Ci-MN, page 24, Dwelling 62, Family 62.). She witnessed the baptism of Isabelle Kapetac on 15 August 1851 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (Assumption Register, page 70, B-48.). She witnessed the baptism of Martin Rolette on 20 February 1853 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 83, B-52.). She witnessed the baptism of Andre Allary on 7 September 1853 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 94, B-92.). She witnessed the birth of Infant Male (--?--) on 4 December 1853 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 99, B-110.). As of 4 December 1853, she was also known as Angelique WILKY (AP1, page 99, B-110.). She was enumerated in the census on 1 August 1860 Pembina, Dakota Territory. Also in the family:. 886; 828; Isabel Jerome; 48; f; b. H Bay Try; page 92. She and Martin Jerome were enumerated in the census on 1 August 1860 Pembina, Dakota Territory. Also in the family: David Jerome, Daniel Jerome Sr., Elise Jerome, Elie Jerome, Roger Jerome, Josephte Jerome, Elizabeth Jerome, and Virginie Jerome. 886; 828; Martin Jerome, 58, male, Hunter, born H Bay Try; Isabell, 49, female, David, 17, male, b. MN, Daniel, 15; Eli, 12; Roger, 10; Josette, 8, female; Lissette, 6; Virginia, 3; page 94, line 1-9 (Dakota Territorial Census, 1860.) (Rogers-Patton Researchers, 1860-DT-Inx, page 3-4.). Treaty: Jerome, Elie; Apr. 4, 1865, Pembina, Dak., E. M. Wilson. Is a mixed-blood of Pembina band, over 30 years of age; lives at Pembina; he is also known as Eli St. Math. P. Bottineau. Has made personal application at the land-office in Saint Cloud under treaty of 1854, but is entitled under this treaty and not that of 1854. (page 201) (1863-4T, page 119.).
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44. Jacques6 HAMELIN (Jacques, #88); born 3 September 1772 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.); baptized 7 September 1772 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.); married according to the custom of the country Angelique Tourangeau (see #45), daughter of Antoine Tourangeau and Marie (Sauvage) Caribou, before 1797; married Angelique Tourangeau, daughter of Antoine Tourangeau and Marie (Sauvage) Caribou, 15 February 1802 Repentigny, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.) (PRM Mariages de la Paroisse de la Purifacation Repentigny (1669-1970) Publication No. 5 compiled by Lucien Rivest and Rosario Gauthier, (9247 - 24e Avenue, Montreal, Quebec H1Z 4A2: Editions Bergeron & Fils Enr'g, 1975), page 54.).
He was also known as Emlyn (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 5.). He was enumerated in the census in 1831 Red River Settlement. #_, Jacques Emlyn Sr., age 50, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 1 daughter (+15), 2 daughters (-15), 6 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 cow, 3 pigs, 1 harrow, 1 canoe, 2 acres. (1831 E.5/5) page 5 (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 5.). He was enumerated in the census in 1832 Red River Settlement. #123, Jacques Emlyn, age 50, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 2 daughters (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 oxen, 1 cow, 1 calf, 2 pigs, 1 harrow, 1 canoe, 2½ acres. (1832 E.5/6) page 6 (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 6.). He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, Jacques Emlyn, age 60, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 1 daughter (+15), 1 daughter (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 mare, 4 pigs, 1 canoe, 3 acres. (1833 E.5/7) page 6 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 6.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #148, Jacques Emlyn, age 61, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 8 total inhabitants, 1 house, 2 stables, 4 horses, 2 cows, 3 calves, 2 carts, [..] acres. (1835 E.5/8) page 7 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 7.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #163, Jacques Emlyn, age 64, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 1 daughter (+15), 4 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 mare, 2 oxen, 3 cows, 6 calves, 1 harrow, 1 cart, 1 ½ acres. (1838 E.5/9) page 11 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #176, Jacques Emlyn, age 66, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 horses, 1 mare, 1 cow, 1 calf, 1 harrow, 2 carts, 3 acres. (1840 E.5/10) page 11 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #157, Jacques Emlin, age 69, Canada, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 total inhabitants, 1 horse, 1 pig. Lives with his Son Louis. (1843 E.5/11) page 7 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 7.).
Children of Jacques6 Hamelin and Angelique Tourangeau (see #45) were as follows:
22 i. Jacques Bonhomme5.
ii. Jean Baptiste; born 20 June 1799 Ruperts Land (Denney.); married Francoise Ducharme before 1829; married Marie Anne Comtois, daughter of Etienne Gilbert and Marie Collin, before 1849; died 27 November 1870 St.Boniface, Manitoba, Canada, at age 71 (SB-Rozyk, page 199, S-36.); buried 29 November 1870 St.Boniface, Manitoba, Canada, S-36, Jean Baptiste Hamelin, buried 29 Nov 1870, died 27 Nov 1870, age 60 years, Witnesses: Henri Godard (signed) and Louis Galarneau, Dugast ptre. (page 199) (SB-Rozyk, page 199, S-36.).
He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, Bte. Emlyn, age 34, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 4 total inhabitants, 1 stable, 1 ox, 4 acres. (1833 E.5/7) page 6 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 6.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #135, Baptse. Emlyn, age 35, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 2 horses, 1 cart. (1835 E.5/8) page 7 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 7.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #168, Bapt. Emlyn, age 38, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 4 sons (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 7 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 cow, 1 calf. (1838 E.5/9) page 11 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 11.). He witnessed the marriage of Jonas Hamelin and Marie Daigneault on 20 September 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 78-79, M-36.). He witnessed the burial of Johnny Coloumbe on 22 May 1861 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 16, S-7.). He witnessed the baptism of Patrice Larence on 26 May 1861 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 17, B-63.). He witnessed the burial of Jean Baptiste Nault on 30 January 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 53, S-3.). He witnessed the burial of Anonyme Blondin on 2 May 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 62, S-13.). He witnessed the burial of Eulalie Desjardins on 4 May 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 63, S-14.). He witnessed the burial of Maxime Ross on 28 May 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 66, S-19.). He witnessed the burial of Antoine Ross on 28 May 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 66, S-18.). He witnessed the burial of Joseph Daigneault on 11 July 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 73, S-26.). He witnessed the burial of Alexandre Charron dit Ducharme on 23 July 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 76, S-27.). He witnessed the burial of Catherine Ducharme on 23 July 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 54, B-46 (note).). He witnessed the baptism of William Marie Larocque on 20 October 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14929.) (SB-Rozyk, page 87, B-163.). He witnessed the burial of Anonyme Brabant on 5 January 1863 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 97, B-4.). He witnessed the marriage of Jean Baptiste Parisien and Isabelle Hamelin on 8 August 1864 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 158, M-14.). He witnessed the baptism of Francoise Delorme on 1 October 1867 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 95, B-85.). Treaty: Amlin, John B.; Albert Sargent, Narcisse Marion. Know John B. Amlin, a brother of Solomon, at Fort Garry; very old; now dead. Pierre Bottineau. He has also a son name Baptiste, who has always lived on Red River. (page 112) (1863-4T, page 112.). He witnessed the burial of Pierre Blondin on 26 August 1868 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 131, S-28.). He witnessed the marriage of Cyrille Larocque Sr. and Isabelle Larance on 19 October 1869 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 164, M-7.). He and Marie Anne Comtois were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 Kildonan, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Francois Hamelin, Domitilde Hamelin, Paul Hamelin, Louis Hamelin, Marie Louise Hamelin, and Joseph Guillaume Jean Hamelin. #1567-1574; J. Baptiste Hamelin, age 65, son of Jacque Hamelin, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Marie, 49, daughter of Gilbert Contois; Francois, 19, son of J. Baptiste Hamelin, single; Domitilde, 16; Paul, 11; Louis, 8; Louisa, 6; William, 3. (page 93) (1870C-MB, page 93, #1567-1574.).
iii. Marie Angelique; born 27 October 1801 (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.); married Joseph Desmarais before 1825.
iv. Louis; born circa 1807 Ruperts Land (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 6.); married Cecile Bruyere, daughter of Jean Baptiste Bruyere and Francoise Serpente, before 1831.
He was also known as EMLYN (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 5.). He was also known as AMLIN (1863-4T, page 167.). He was enumerated in the census in 1831 Red River Settlement. #_, Louis Emlyn, age 25, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 daughters (-15), 4 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 horses, 2 cows, 5 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 3 carts, 1 canoe, 2 acres. (1831 E.5/5) page 5 (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 5.). He was enumerated in the census in 1832 Red River Settlement. #125, Louis Emlyn, age 25, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 unmarried woman, 3 daughters (-15), 6 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 barn, 2 mare, 2 oxen, 2 cows, 1 calf, 1 pig, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 1 cart, 1 canoe, 4½ acres. (1832 E.5/6) page 6 (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 6.). He witnessed the baptism of Francoise Hamelin on 10 May 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 67, B-445.). He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, Louis Emlyn, age 27, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 unmarried man, 1 married woman, 3 daughters (-15), 6 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 2 mares, 2 cows, 2 calves, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 1 cart, 2 canoes, 6 acres. (1833 E.5/7) page 6 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 6.). He witnessed the baptism of Marguerite Deganne on 6 December 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 122, B-708.). He witnessed the burial of Marguerite Deganne on 20 August 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 139, S-66.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #151, Louis Emlyn, age 26, Canada [sic], Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 daughters (-15), 4 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 mares, 2 oxen, 2 cows, 1 calf, 3 pigs, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 2 carts, 4 acres. (1835 E.5/8) page 7 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 7.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #166, Louis Emlyn, age 29, Native, Catholic. (1838 E.5/9) page 11 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #179, Louis Emlyn, age 31, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 4 daughters (-15), 9 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 mare, 2 oxen, 1 bull, 2 cows, 1 calf, 1 cart, 1 canoe, 2 acres. (1840 E.5/10) page 11 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10, page 11.). He witnessed the baptism of Joseph Amyotte on 20 January 1850 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 24, B-59.). Treaty: Amlin, Louis (Not patented.); Mar. 9, 1865, Saint Paul, Minn. E. M. Wilson, Rejected. Was personally examined by the commission and found to be entitled as a beneficiary under this (1863) treaty; took his application for the same; also found that he had made application under the treaty of 1854, and scrip had been issued to him. See his affidavit in reference to the same, herewith returned with schedule. (page 163) (1863-4T, page 163.). Treaty: Amlin, Louis; Centerville. Was connected with the Pembina Chippewas; had none with the Lake Superior bands. (page 127) (1863-4T, page 127.). Treaty: Hamlin, Louis; Aug. 25, 1868, Dakota, J. P. Wilson, Rejected. Don't know him. P. Roy. The whole Amlin or Hamlin family are from Red River; must live there now, either at Pembina or Saint Joseph, or in Manitoba; old Louis came from there to Centerville, Ramsey County, where he now lives. (page 96) (1863-4T, page 96.). Treaty: Amlin, Louis, sr.; Aug. 3, 1871, Anoka County, Minn., Rejected. Appears to have had scrip issued on his application under treaty of La Pointe, 1854. (page 167) (1863-4T, page 167.).

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v. Joseph; born circa 1810 Ruperts Land (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 6.); married Therese Ducharme before 1832.
He was also known as EMLYN (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 6.). He was enumerated in the census in 1832 Red River Settlement. #127, Joseph Emlyn, age 22, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 daughter (-15), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 ox, 2 pigs, 1 canoe, 1 acre. (1832 E.5/6) page 6 (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 6.). He witnessed the baptism of Jean Baptiste Lafond on 19 February 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 52, B-400.). He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, Joseph Emlyn, age 21, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 acre. (1833 E.5/7) page 6 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 6.). He witnessed the burial of Marguerite Deganne on 20 August 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 139, S-66.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #152, Joseph Emlyn, age 25, Canada [sic], Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 5 total inhabitants, 2 horses, 1 cart, 1 acre. (1835 E.5/8) page 7 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 7.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #165, Joseph, Emlyn, age 28, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 2 daughters (-15), 6 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 mare, 2 acres. (1838 E.5/9) page 11 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #178, Joseph Emlyn, age 30, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 3 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 8 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 1 mare, 2 oxen, 1 cow, 1 calf, 2 carts, 2 acres. (1840 E.5/10) page 11 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #159, Joseph Emlin, age 33, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 7 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 barn, 2 horses, 2 oxen, 2 cows, 7 calves, 2 sheep, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 2 carts, 1 canoe, 5 acres. (1843 E.5/11) page 7 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 7.). He witnessed the burial of Marguerite Ferguson on 21 May 1851 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (AP1, page 61, S-22.). He witnessed the burial of Jean Baptiste Larence on 15 May 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 64, S-17.). Treaty: Joseph Aemlin (Hamelin) #241, Good, St.Vincent, Pembina 1/2 breed (1863-64 Pembina Treaty.). He witnessed the burial of LaLouise Larance on 22 March 1863 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 107, S-4.). Treaty: Hamlin, Joseph, sr.; Oct. 16, 1868, Stearns County, Minnesota, J. P. Wilson, Rejected. Don't know him. P. Roy. Know a Joseph Hamlin, now living in Pope County, since three years, brother of Solomon Hamlin, of Fort Garry; about 45 years old. J. B. Bottineau (page 96) (1863-4T, page 96.). Treaty: Hamlin, Joseph (No patent.); Oct. 1, 1870, R. F. Crowell, Approved conditionally. There are two Joseph Hamlins, (Amlins,) to one of whom scrip was issued. It should be ascertained whether this is the person, before other scrip is delivered. I know him; it is not the one that received scrip; Pembina mixed-blood, and over 40 years of age; citizen of United States. P. Bottineau, J. B. Bottineau (page 169) (1863-4T, page 169.).
vi. Salomon; born 6 April 1810 Red River Settlement, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14928.); married Isabelle Vandal, daughter of Antoine Vandal and Angelique Sauteuse, before 1832; died 30 September 1893 St.Rose-du-Lac, Manitoba, Canada, at age 83 (Jan Evans.).
He was enumerated in the census in 1831 Red River Settlement. #_, Salomon Emlyn, age 18, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 total inhabitants, 1 horse, 2 acres. (1831 E.5/5) page 5 (1831C RRS HBCA E5/5, page 5.). He was enumerated in the census in 1832 Red River Settlement. Also in the family:. #124, Salomon Emlyn, age 26, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 daughter (-15), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 horse, 3 pigs, 1½ acres. (1832 E.5/6) page 6 (1832C RRS HBCA E5/6, page 6.). He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, Solomon Emlyn, age 20, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 daughter (-15), 3 total inhabitants, 2 horses, 1 mare, 1 pig, 2 carts, 1 ½ acres. (1833 E.5/7) page 6 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 6.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #150, Solomon Emlyn, age 23, Canada [sic], Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 1 daughter (-15), 4 total inhabitants, 1 house, 2 horses, 1 mare, 1 ox, 1 cart, ½ acre. (1835 E.5/8) page 7 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 7.). He was enumerated in the census in 1838 Red River Settlement. #167, Solomon Emlyn, age 26, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 6 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 horse, 1 mare, 3 oxen, 1 cow, 3 calves. (1838 E.5/9) page 11 (1838C RRS HBCA E5/9, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1840 Red River Settlement. #180, Solomon Emlyn, age 28, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 1 male servant, 8 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 1 horse, 2 mares, 3 oxen, 5 cows, 3 calves, 2 pigs, 1 plough, 4 carts, 4 acres. (1840 E.5/10) page 11 (1840C RRS HBCA E5/10, page 11.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #160, Solomon Emlin, age 31, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (+16), 3 sons (-16), 3 daughters (-15), 9 total inhabitants, 1 house, 2 stables, 1 barn, 3 horses, 1 mare, 4 oxen, 2 cows, 2 calves, 3 pigs, 6 sheep, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 5 carts, 1 canoe, 12 acres. (1843 E.5/11) page 7 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 7.). He witnessed the marriage of Alexandre Morin and Elise Savoyard on 10 January 1860 St.Norbert, (Manitoba), Canada (SN1, M-5, page 24.). He witnessed the marriage of Jean Baptiste Hamelin and Marguerite Houle on 28 May 1861 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 17, M-19.). He witnessed the marriage of Alexandre Hamelin and Angelique Houle on 31 July 1861 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 25, M-24.). He witnessed the marriage of Joseph Hamelin and Julie Larence on 5 August 1861 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 25, M-26.). He witnessed the marriage of Antoine Hamelin and Philomene Perreault on 25 February 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 57, M-16.). He witnessed the marriage of Jean Baptiste Plouf and Josephte Hamelin on 17 November 1862 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 92, M-36.). He witnessed the marriage of Paul Proulx and Angelique Nault on 10 February 1863 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 103, M-12.). He witnessed the marriage of Daniel Berard and Matilda Irwin on 10 February 1863 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 103, M-11.). He witnessed the baptism of Leon Hamelin on 22 February 1863 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 105, B-26.). He witnessed the marriage of Antoine Ferguson and Elise Jerome on 16 August 1864 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 159, M-16.). He witnessed the baptism of Marie Elise Plouff dit Gervais on 6 October 1867 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14932.) (SB-Rozyk, page 95, B-87.). Treaty: Hamlin, Salamon; Fort Garry, British North America. Over sixty years of age, and same as his son Joseph Hamlin. J. B. Bottineau. Is a counselor of the Manitoban government. (page 119) (1863-4T, page 119.). He witnessed the baptism of Leon Whitford on 10 December 1869 Lebret, (Saskatchewan), Canada (L1 , page 12, B-39.). He and Isabelle Vandal were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 St.Vital, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Sarah Hamelin and Patrice Larence. #474-477, Solomon Hamelin, St.Vital, born Red River, age 60, son of Jacque Hamelin, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Isabelle, 60, daughter of Antoine Vandal; Sarah, 25, daughter of Solomon Hamelin, single; Patrice Laurence, 11, son of Baptiste Laurence. (page 16) (1870C-MB, #474-477, page 16.). He witnessed the baptism of Elisabeth Hamelin on 2 September 1871 St.Boniface, Manitoba, Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 218, B-56.). He witnessed the marriage of Joseph Arthur Levesque and Marie Ernestine Deschambault on 23 January 1872 St.Boniface, Manitoba, Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 226, M-4.). He witnessed the marriage of Martial Payette and Sarah Hamelin on 22 July 1872 St.Boniface, Manitoba, Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 245, M-17.). He was a merchant on 5 July 1875 (MBS, C-14928.). He had a scrip application: on 5 July 1875 St.Vital, Provencher, Manitoba, Canada,: Salomon Hamelin; St.Vital; Provencher; merchant; HB Head: myself and wife; Born: 6 Apr 1810; Red River Settlement; Father: Jacques Hamelin (French Cdn) [was]; Mother: Angelique Tourangeau (HB) [was]; French; Salomon Hamelin; 5 Jul 1875; Augustin Carriere (x); St.Boniface; farmer; Francois Carriere (x); St.Boniface; farmer. C-14928 (MBS, C-14928.). Hamelin, The Honorable Salomon.
Along with Pascal Breland, he was one of the most prominent Wintering Métis of the interior, who was opposed to Louis Riel1 in 1869-70. Along with his family, servants and assorted followers, Hamelin left the Red River in autumn 1869 to avoid being caught up in the resistance. In the Spring of 1870, he and Breland held a mass meeting of Métis from the plains at Lake Qu“Appelle to decide what action, if any, they should take concerning the Red River Rebellion.
Salomon Hamelin was a member of the Council of Assiniboia and was also one of the seven members of the Legislative Council of Manitoba, named on 10 March 1871 by the Honorable Adams G. Archibald, first governor of the province. He left many descendants (Peter J. Gagne, FCW-Gagne French-Canadians of the West, A Biographical Dictionary of French-Canadians and French Metis of the Western United States and Canada;Pawtucket, Rhode Island: Quintin Publications, c1999).).
vii. Isabelle (SB, page 122, B-708 (mother).); born circa 1814 (SB, page 122, S-51.); married Joseph Deganne, son of Jean Baptiste Deganne and Louise Huneau, 5 March 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, M-65, Joseph Deganne, adult son of Jean Baptiste Deganne and Louise Huneau, m. 5 Mar 1832, Elisabeth Hamelin, minor d/o Jacques Hamelin and Angelique Tourengeau, Present: Louis Marsolet and Louis Boucher, G. A. Belcourt ptre. (page 57) (SB, page 57, M-65.); died 6 December 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 122, S-51.); buried 7 December 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, S-51, Isabelle Hamelin, buried 7 Dec 1833, died yesterday, age .., wife of Joseph Deganne, Present: Louis Gariepy and Jean Baptiste Lepine, J. B. Thibault ptre. (page 122) (SB, page 122, S-51.).
She witnessed the baptism of Elisabeth Hamelin on 28 February 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 93, B-547.). She witnessed the baptism of Alice Mary Sayer on 11 March 1866 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 45, B-30.).
viii. Narcisse; born circa 1818 Ruperts Land (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.); married Marie Larocque, daughter of Charles Larocque and Catherine Macon, before 1843.
He was also known as EMLYN (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 7.). He was enumerated in the census in 1843 Red River Settlement. #161, Narcisse Emlin, age _, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 daughter (-15), 3 total inhabitants, 1 house, 2 stables, 1 mare, 5 oxen, 2 cows, 1 calf, 2 pigs, 1 harrow, 4 acres. (1843 E.5/11) page 7 (1843C RRS HBCA E5/11, page 7.).
ix. Rosalie; born 1818 North West Territory (MBS, C-14934.); born circa 1820 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (1850Ci-MN, page 32, Dwelling 139, Family 139.); married Pierre Vandal, son of Antoine Vandal and Angelique Sauteuse, before 1836.
She witnessed the baptism of Euphrosine Hamelin on 5 June 1849 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Minnesota Territory (AP1, page 17, B-33.). She witnessed the baptism of Joseph Amyotte on 20 January 1850 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 24, B-59.). She and Pierre Vandal were enumerated in the census on 14 September 1850 Pembina County, Minnesota Territory. Also in the family: Pierre Vandal, Rosalie Vandal, Nancy Vandal, Marguerite Vandal, John Baptiste Vandal, and Francois Vandal. 117, 117; Baptiste Valier, age 40, Male, Hunter, born Red River British; Marie, age 31, Female, born Red River British; Louise, age 13, Female, born Red River British; Baptiste, age 12, Male, born Red River British; Leagas, age 8, Male, born Red River British; Alexis, age 6, Male, born Red River British; Mary, age 4, Female, born Red River British; Antoine, age 2, Male, born Red River British; Abraham, age 1, Male, born Red River British (1850Ci-MN, page 34, Dwelling 139, Family 139.). She witnessed the baptism of Francois Hamelin on 21 May 1852 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 72, B-17.). She witnessed the baptism of Elizabeth Swain on 2 September 1853 Assumption, Pembina, Pembina County, Dakota Territory (AP1, page 92, B-43.). Treaty: Vandalle, Rosalie: Aug. 24, 1868, Stearns County, Minnesota, J. P. Wilson, Rejected. They lived on the Red River. J. P. Wilson. We heard of them only about Pembina and Saint Joseph. H. S. Neal (page 110) (1863-4T.). She and Pierre Vandal were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 Ste.Agathe, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Rosalie Vandal, Francois Vandal, Joseph Vandal, Elzear Vandal, and Bernard Vandal. #1392-1398; Pierre Vandal, Ste.Agathe, born Red River, age 56, son of Antoine Vandal, Metis, married, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Rosalie, 52, daughter of Jacque Hamelin; Rosalie, 29, daughter of Pierre Vandal, single; Francois, 21; Joseph, 18; Elzear, 14; Bernard, 11. (page 46) (1870C-MB, #1392-1398, page 46.). She had a scrip application: on 7 December 1875 Ste.Agathe, Provencher, Manitoba, Canada,: Rosalie Vendal; Ste.Agathe; Provencher; wife of Pierre Vendal; farmer; HB Head: myself; husband and children; Born: 1818; North West Territory; Father: Jacques Hamelin (HB) deceased; Mother: an Indian woman; deceased; French; 7 Dec 1875; Rosalie Vendal (x); Pierre Vendal; farmer; Charles Houle; farmer. C-14934 (MBS, C-14934.).
x. Marguerite; born 5 February 1819 Dufferin, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14927.); married Jean Baptiste Desjardins, son of Jean Baptiste Desjardins and Josette Serpent, before 1846.
She and Jean Baptiste Desjardins were enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 St.Vital, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Pierre Desjardins, Monique Desjardins, Salomon Desjardins, and Rosalie Desjardins. #2058-2063; Jean Baptiste Dejardins, St.Vital, born Red River, age 71, son of Jean Baptiste Dejardins, married, Metis, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Marguerite, 51, daughter of Jacque Hamelin; Pierre, 22, son of Jean B. Dejardins, single; Monique, 17; Solomon, 15; Rosalie, 12. (page 67) (1870C-MB, #2058-2063.). She had a scrip application: on 16 August 1875 St.Charles, Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada,: Marguerite Desjardins; St.Charles; Selkirk; wife of Jean Bte. Desjardins; formerly of St.Vital; HB Head: myself and family; Born: 5 Feb 1819; Dufferin, MB; Father: Jacques Hamelin (French Cdn) [was]; Mother: Angelique Tourangeau (HB) [was]; French; Marguerite Desjardins (x); 16 Aug 1875; Denis Caplette (x); farmer; Pierre Laverdure (x); farmer. C-14928 (MBS, C-14927.).
xi. Monique; born circa 1820 Red River, (Manitoba), Canada (MBS, C-14927.); born 1823 Pembina River (MBS, C-14927.); married John Ferguson before 1838.

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She witnessed the baptism of Denys Hamelin on 28 October 1833 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 112, B-682.). She witnessed the baptism of Joseph Allary on 28 September 1834 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 148, B-869.). She was enumerated in the census on 15 July 1870 St.Vital, Provencher, Manitoba, Canada. Also in the family: Joachim Farquarhson, Leon Ferguson, and Josephte Farquarhson. #419-422; Monique Farquahson, St.Vital, born Red River, age 50, daughter of Jacque Hamelin, Metis, widow, British Subject, French Metis, Catholic; Joachim, 17, son of John Farquahson, single; Leon, 14; Josephte, 11. (page 14) (1870C-MB, #419-422, page 14.). She had a scrip application: on 29 July 1875 St.Vital, Provencher, Manitoba, Canada,: Monique Farquarhson; St.Vital; Provencher; widow of the late John Farquarhson, hunter; HB Head: myself and family; Born: 1823; River Pembina; Father: Jacques Hamelin (French Cdn) [was]; Mother: Angelique Tourangeau (HB) [was]; French; Monique Hamelin (x); 29 Jul 1875; Andre Nault (x); farmer; Joseph Landry (x); farmer; St.Norbert. C-14927 (MBS, C-14927.). She witnessed the baptism of Julienne Larence on 19 May 1883 Ste Anne des Chenes, Manitoba, Canada (Roger W. Lawrence Research, 9 Nov 1998.).
45. Angelique6 TOURANGEAU (Antoine, #90); born circa 1770 (SB-Rozyk, page 118, S-13.); married according to the custom of the country Jacques Hamelin (see #44), son of Jacques Hamelin and Marie Anastasie Landry, before 1797; married Jacques Hamelin, son of Jacques Hamelin and Marie Anastasie Landry, 15 February 1802 Repentigny, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.) (PRM, page 54.); died 13 May 1868 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB-Rozyk, page 118, S-13.); buried 14 May 1868 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, S-13, Angelique Tourangeau, died 13 May 1868, age 98 years, buried 14 May 1868, widow of Jacques Hamelin, Witnesses: Baptiste Neault and Baptiste Plouf dit Gervais, Lefloch priest. (page 118) (SB-Rozyk, page 118, S-13.).
She witnessed the baptism of Louise Belanger on 10 June 1832 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 67, B-443.).

46. (--?--)6 ALLARY.
Children of (--?--)6 Allary and Charlotte (--?--) (see #47) were:
23 i. Mary5.
47. Charlotte6 (--?--).

52. Pierre6 MONTREUILLE; born circa 1766 Quebec, Canada (1829C RRS HBCA E5/3, page 10.); died 12 August 1829 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada (SB, page 29, S-48.); buried 13 August 1829 St.Boniface, (Manitoba), Canada, S-48, Pierre Montreuil, bu. 13 Aug 1829, age about sixty years, died yesterday, Present: Andre Carriere and Jean MacDonell, Jn. Harper ptre. (page 29) (SB, page 29, S-48.).
He was enumerated in the census in 1829 Red River Settlement. #_, Lot _ , Pierre Montreuil, age 63, Roman Catholic, Canada, 1 married man. (1829 E.5/3) page 10 (1829C RRS HBCA E5/3, page 10.).
Children of Pierre6 Montreuille include:
i. Louis5; born circa 1805 Ruperts Land (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 13.); married Lisette Legare before 1833.
He was enumerated in the census in 1833 Red River Settlement. #_, Louis Montrais, age 28, Ruperts Land, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 1 son (-16), 3 total inhabitants. (1833 E.5/7) page 13 (1833C RRS HBCA E5/7, page 13.). He was enumerated in the census in 1835 Red River Settlement. #363, Louis Montrel, age 32, Native, Catholic, 1 married man, 1 married woman, 2 sons (-16), 4 total inhabitants, 1 house, 1 stable, 2 oxen, 1 cow, 1 pig, ½ acre. (1835 E.5/8) page 15 (1835C RRS HBCA E5/8, page 15.).
26 ii. Joseph.
54. Pe-wah-ah-kum (O-kit-chi-ta)6 CHIPPEWA; married according to the custom of the country Margaret Ah-dick Songab (see #55) before 1802.
Children of Pe-wah-ah-kum (O-kit-chi-ta)6 Chippewa and Margaret Ah-dick Songab (see #55) were as follows:
27 i. Isabelle Mi-ji-gi-si5.
ii. Ays-ko-bi-nais; born circa 1802.
From Cindy Charlebois Genealogy: Ays-ko-bi-nais, born around 1802, son of Pe-wan-ah-kum and Margaret Ah-dick-songab. He married a full blood Chippewa and had several sons and daughters. ( p.3; #2.).
iii. Ke-we-tah-binais; born circa 1804 (Cindy Charlebois.).
Ke-we-tah-bin-ais, born around 1804, son of Pe-wan-ah-kum and Margaret Ah-dick-songab. He married and had children (Cindy Charlebois.).
55. Margaret Ah-dick6 SONGAB; born near, Warroad, Minnesota (Cindy Charlebois.) (James W. Chesebro, PhD.); married according to the custom of the country Pe-wah-ah-kum (O-kit-chi-ta) Chippewa (see #54) before 1802; married according to the custom of the country Peter Grant before 1805; married according to the custom of the country Charles Bottineau, son of Pierre Bottineau and Marie Angelique Fournaise, before 1808; died circa 1865 St.Paul, Minnesota.
Reference: Margaret Ah-dick Songab was born around 1790, possibly near Lake Superior, and died in 1864/5 at St. Paul, Minnesota. Ah-dick means reindeer. Her brothers and sisters were: (1) Pewanejeet (Charlo, Chano) (2) Omaniknay or Mrs. Tem Clair (The wife of Mizhaquot) (3) LeBroche (4) Aceguemanche (5) Miskomakwa (Old Chief Red Bear the first) Red Lake Chief circa 1990 (Cindy Charlebois.). Reference: 'Genealogy, Part Four, Page 6 'C. Marguerite Ahdik Songab:
1. Date and Place of Birth: Although her date of birth is unknown, Marguerite Ahdik Songab was born near Warroad, Minnesota. Marguerite Ahdik Songab originally belonged to the Ah Dik Do Daun or the Ahdik (Reindeer) Clan of the Ojibwa or Chippewa group in the Lake of the Woods area of Minnesota.
2. Parents: Marguerite Ahdik Songab's parentage was unusual because the Ojibwa or Chippewas and the Sioux or Dakotas were the main tribes of Minnesota, and they were enemies.
a. Father: The name, date and place of birth, and date and place of death of Marguerite Ahdik Songab's father all all unknown. However, he was a Dakota or Sioux Indian warrior who was a captive of the Ojibwa or Chippewa tribe.
b. Mother: The name, date and place of birth, and date and place of death of Marguerite Ahdik Songab's mother are all unknown. However, she was an Ojibwa or Chippewa Indian.
3. Brothers and Sisters: Marguerite Ahdik Songab was one of several children. These brothers and sisters' circa 1992 (James W. Chesebro, PhD.).


Generation Seven

88. Jacques7 HAMELIN (Jacques, #176); born 2 November 1753 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (Pat Turenne Research, e-mail 26 Sep 1998.); baptized 2 November 1753 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (Pat Turenne, e-mail 26 Sep 1998.); married Marie Anastasie Landry (see #89), daughter of Antoine Landry and Anne Cormier, 25 November 1771 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (DNCF Dictionnaire National des Canadiens-Francais Tome I & II Gabriel Drouin, editor (revised 1985; Siege Social, 4184, rue St-Denis, Montreal, Canada: l'Institut Genealogique Drouin, 1979), page 643.); married Louise Judith Basinet, daughter of Philippe Basinet and Catherine Trudelle, 22 July 1794 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada; married Genevieve Blanchette 5 November 1799 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (Pat Turenne, e-mail 26 Sep 1998.); died 24 February 1814 Repentigny, Quebec, Canada, at age 60 (Pat Turenne, e-mail 26 Sep 1998.); buried 26 February 1814 La Purification-de-la-Bienheureuse-Vierge-Marie, Repentigny, l'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (Pat Turenne, e-mail 26 Sep 1998.).
He was a carpenter (Pat Turenne, e-mail 26 Sep 1998.). Question: Subject: Anastasie Landry¹s Ancestry
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1998 17:57:11 -0500
From: Pat Turenne
To: [e-mail]

Hi Gail,

Just visited your page on the Métis. Congratulations for creating a very interesting site!

What most interested me was the ancestor table you had on Jacques Hamelin, son of Jacques Hamelin and Anastasie Landry, as I have been struggling with
Anastasie¹s ancestry for some time now. Jacques and Anastasie are my husband¹s 4g-grandparents.

I saw in the actual church record of Jacques and Anastasie¹s marriage that her mother was a Beaudoin, not a Cormier as shown in your ancestry table for Jacques Hamelin AND in the Red Drouin (a sometimes unreliable source). However, the other information in the marriage record (names of two other Landrys in attendance, without specifying what their relation to her was) seems to indicate that the Landry/Cormier marriage is really the one we¹re looking for, but there was also a Beaudoin attending that wedding. Since Anastasie was born circa 1753, i.e., BEFORE the troubles in Acadia that had them scattered all over the globe, it is a safe bet that she was actually born in Acadia. The only parents that I have been able to find in Acadian sources that make sense for her were Antoine Landry and Anne-Marie CORMIER. So I too had come to the conclusion that PERHAPS Anastasie¹s parents were actually Antoine Landry and Anne-Marie Cormier. I have seen such mistakes in actual church records before. They occur much more often than we would like to think! Do you have any information I don¹t have that would bring you to conclude that Anastasie¹s mother was definitely Anne-Marie Cormier rather than Beaudoin?

Once again, thanks for your wonderful web site!

Pat Turenne
St. Boniface, Manitoba (Pat Turenne, e-mail 26 Sep 1998.).
Children of Jacques7 Hamelin and Marie Anastasie Landry (see #89) were as follows:
44 i. Jacques6.
ii. Jean Baptiste; baptized 20 February 1774 Repentigny, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (DGFC Tanguay, Cyprien, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes (28 Felsmere Avenue, Pawtucket, Rhode Island 02861-2903: Quintin Publications, 1996 reprint), Volume 4, page 456.).
iii. Jean Baptiste; baptized 2 March 1775 Repentigny, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.); buried 26 April 1775 Repentigny, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.).
iv. Joseph; born 26 June 1778.
v. Antoine; baptized 12 June 1782 Lachenaye, Quebec, Canada (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.).
vi. Michel; baptized 23 September 1783 Lachenaye, Quebec, Canada (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.).
vii. Marie Angelique; baptized 3 September 1786 Lachenaye, Quebec, Canada (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.).
viii. Francois (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.); baptized 9 April 1789 Lachenaye, Quebec, Canada (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.); buried 29 July 1789 Lachenaye, Quebec, Canada (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.).
ix. Francois; baptized 18 July 1790 Lachenaye, Quebec, Canada (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.); buried 18 July 1790 Lachenaye, Quebec, Canada (DGFC, Volume 4, page 456.).
x. Alexis; born 18 July 1790 Lachenaye, Quebec, Canada.
89. Marie Anastasie7 LANDRY (Antoine, #178); born circa 1750; married Jacques Hamelin (see #88), son of Jacques Hamelin and Marie Barbe Suliere, 25 November 1771 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 643.); died 1 October 1792 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (Jan Evans, 9 Jul 1996.).

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90. Antoine7 TOURANGEAU.
Children of Antoine7 Tourangeau and Marie (Sauvage) Caribou (see #91) were:
45 i. Angelique6.
91. Marie (Sauvage)7 CARIBOU.


Generation Eight

176. Jacques8 HAMELIN (Nicholas, #352); married Marie Barbe Suliere (see #177), daughter of Jean Sustier and Marie Louise Lesage dit Lepage, 13 January 1749 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 643.).
He lived at St.Plancher, Coutances, Normandie (DNCF, page 643.).
Children of Jacques8 Hamelin and Marie Barbe Suliere (see #177) were:
88 i. Jacques7.
177. Marie Barbe8 SULIERE (Jean Sustier, #354); born 11 July 1731 Portage, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada; married Jacques Hamelin (see #176), son of Nicholas Hamelin and Marie Dubois, 13 January 1749 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 643.).

178. Antoine8 LANDRY (Jean, #356); born circa 1718 Acadie (PRDH online index, married Anne Cormier (see #179), daughter of Pierre Cormier and Catherine LeBlanc, 14 November 1740 Beaubassin, Acadie (DNCF, page 749.) (PRDH online.); died 28 December 1763 L'Islet, Quebec, Canada (PRDH online, No. 208577.); buried 29 December 1763 L'Islet, Quebec, Canada, Antoine Delandry, age 45, died 28 Dec 1763, buried 29 Dec 1763 at L'Islet, Witnesses: Parisy and Claude Caron, Dolbec ptre cure (PRDH online, No. 208577.).
Children of Antoine8 Landry and Anne Cormier (see #179) were as follows:
i. Nicolas7; married Marie Louise Cartier, daughter of Louis Cartier and Marie-Jeanne Gagne, 9 January 1786 St-Michel, Yamaska, Yamaska, Quebec, Canada (PRDH online.); married Marguerite Taurel dit Jolicoeur, daughter of Etienne Taurel and Therese Hebert, 23 April 1792 St-Michel, Yamaska, Yamaska, Quebec, Canada (SMYM Mariages de St-Michel d'Yamaska, 1727-1965 Publication 34 compiled by Benoit Pontbriand, (2390 Marie-Victorin, Sillery, Quebec, Canada G1T 1K1: Benoit Pontbriand, 1966), page 143.) (PRDH online.).
ii. Marie; born 4 September 1741 Beaubassin, Acadie (PRDH online.); married Joseph Gaudreau, son of Augustin Gaudreau and Elizabeth Felicite Guimont, 14 June 1764 L'Islet, Quebec, Canada (PRDH online.); married Jean Baptiste Bernier, son of Isidore Bernier and Ursule Catherine Belleau, 11 May 1767.
iii. Jean Baptiste; born 1743; married Marie Rose Martel 11 May 1722; married Marie Louise Dupil, daughter of Michel Dupil, 3 February 1784.
iv. Josette; born 1745.
v. Jacques; born 1746; married Marie Anne Marguerite Bibeau, daughter of Antoine-Joseph Bibeau and Marguerite Richot, 15 June 1770 St-Francois-du-Lac, Yamaska, Quebec, Canada (PRDH online.); married Marie Lyonnais 28 April 1805.
REL: French Canadian/Acadian Genealogists of Wisconsin; 1990; p.8-13; Germaine Natrop; 5441 Willowbrook Lane; Greenfield, WI 53221. Jacques and two of his brothers left Grand Pre and moved to vicinity of St.Francois du Lac, Quebec at time of deportation. He inherited property from father in law on Island of St.Joseph in the St.Francois River, near St.Francois du Lac. Some family members still live in the area.' Germaine Natrop (David Courchane, Courchane/Courchene Family Research.).
vi. Anne; born 1748; married Paul Theroux dit Laferte, son of Pierre Theroux dit Laferte and Marie Rose Cotton, 1767.
vii. Joseph; born circa 1749; married Madeleine Bibeau, daughter of Antoine-Joseph Bibeau and Marguerite Richot, 10 February 1777 St-Francois-du-Lac, Yamaska, Quebec, Canada (PRDH online.).
89 viii. Marie Anastasie.
179. Anne8 CORMIER (Pierre, #358); born circa 1715 Acadie (PRDH online.); married Antoine Landry (see #178), son of Jean Baptiste Landry and Madeleine Melanson, 14 November 1740 Beaubassin, Acadie (DNCF, page 749.) (PRDH online.).

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Generation Nine

352. Nicholas9 HAMELIN (PRDH online.); married Marie Dubois (see #353).
Children of Nicholas9 Hamelin and Marie Dubois (see #353) were:
176 i. Jacques8.
353. Marie9 DUBOIS; married Nicholas Hamelin (see #352).

354. Jean9 SUSTIER (Nicolas, #708); born before 1696 Quebec, Canada (PRDH online.); married Marie Louise Lesage dit Lepage (see #355), daughter of Jean-Bernardin Lesage and Marie-Barbe Slyvestre, 14 September 1716 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 1257.).
Children of Jean9 Sustier and Marie Louise Lesage dit Lepage (see #355) were:
177 i. Marie Barbe8.
355. Marie Louise9 LESAGE dit Lepage (Jean-Bernardin, #710); married Jean Sustier (see #354), son of Nicolas Sustier and Marie-Marguerite Leblanc, 14 September 1716 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 1257.).

356. Jean Baptiste9 LANDRY (Pierre, #712); born 1698; married Madeleine Melanson (see #357), daughter of Charles Melanson dit La Ramee and Marie Dugas, 22 January 1714 Port Royal (DNCF, page 750.).
Children of Jean Baptiste9 Landry and Madeleine Melanson (see #357) were as follows:
i. Madeleine8; married Jean Baptiste Granger, son of Rene Granger and Marguerite Theriot, circa 1740 (Stephan A. White, DGFA Dictionnaire Genealogique des Families Acadiennes 1636-1714, Volume I A-G, Volume II H-Z in no series; Universite de Moncton: Centre d'Etudes Acadiennes, 1999), page 765.).
178 ii. Antoine.
iii. Honore; born circa 1721; married Marie Josephte Cormier circa 1754.
iv. Madeleine; born 1722.
v. Marguerite; born 1724.
vi. Marie; born 1725.
vii. Marie Josephe; born 1727.
viii. Jean; born 1728; married Marguerite Daigle, daughter of Olivier Daigle and Angelique Doiron, circa 1758.
ix. Anne; born 1729.
x. Ozite; born 1730.
xi. Rene; born circa 1732; married Anne Benoit, daughter of Claude Benoit and Marie Comeau, circa 1756.
xii. Joseph; born 1733; married Madeleine Doiron, daughter of Philippe Doiron and Marie Guidry, circa 1755.
French Canadian/Acadian Genealogists of Wisconsin; Issue ??; p.8-13; Germaine Natrop; 5441 Willowbrook Lane; Greenfield, WI 53221. Notes: 1. Deported to Massachusetts and returned to Yamachiche.
xiii. Paul; born 1735; married Rosalie Benoit, daughter of Claude Benoit and Marie Comeau, 25 June 1759.
French Canadian/Acadian Genealogists of Wisconsin; Issue ??; p.8-13; Germaine Natrop; 5441 Willowbrook Lane; Greenfield, WI 53221. Notes: 1. Deported to Massachusetts and returned to Yamachiche.
xiv. Charles; born 1738; married Marie Hebert circa 1760.
French Canadian/Acadian Genealogists of Wisconsin; Issue ??; p.8-13; Germaine Natrop; 5441 Willowbrook Lane; Greenfield, WI 53221. Notes: 1. Deported to Massachusetts and returned to Yamachiche.
xv. Simon Pierre; born 1739.
xvi. Anselme; born 1741.
357. Madeleine9 MELANSON (Charles, #714); born 1676; married Jean-Charles 'Le Jeune' (Belliveau) Beliveau, son of Jean Antoine Beliveau and Jeanne Bourg (2nd), 1696; married Jean Baptiste Landry (see #356), son of Pierre Landry and Madeleine Robichaud, 22 January 1714 Port Royal (DNCF, page 750.).

358. Pierre9 CORMIER (Thomas, #716); married Catherine LeBlanc (see #359), daughter of Jacques Leblanc and Catherine Hebert, 1703 Grand Pre, Acadia (DNCF, page 299.).
Children of Pierre9 Cormier and Catherine LeBlanc (see #359) were as follows:
i. Marie8; married Pierre Bourgeois, son of Charles Bourgeois and Marie Blanchard, circa 1722 Beaubassin.
ii. Marguerite; married Jean Cyr dit Croc, son of Jean Cyr and Francoise Melanson, 26 January 1734 Beaubassin, Acadia (DGFA, page 434.).
179 iii. Anne.
359. Catherine9 LEBLANC (Jacques Leblanc, #718); born 1682; married Pierre Cormier (see #358), son of Thomas Cormier and Marie-Madeleine Girouard, 1703 Grand Pre, Acadia (DNCF, page 299.).


Generation Ten

708. Nicolas10 SUSTIER (Vincent, #1416); born circa 1665 (DGFQ Jette, Rene, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles du Quebec des Origines a 1730 (Montreal, Quebec, Canada: University of Montreal Press, 1983), page 1057.); married Marie-Marguerite Leblanc (see #709), daughter of Antoine Leblanc and Elisabeth Le Roy, 30 April 1691 St.Jean I.O., Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 1257.) (DGFQ, page 1057.).
He was also known as Nicolas Sulliere ou Sustier dit Tranchemontagne. He lived at Cornouailles, Bretagne (DNCF, page 1257.).
Children of Nicolas10 Sustier and Marie-Marguerite Leblanc (see #709) were as follows:
354 i. Jean9.
ii. Marie-Jeanne; born 3 April 1711 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec, Canada (DGFQ, page 651.); baptized 3 April 1711 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec, Canada (DGFQ, page 651.); A contract for the marriage to Joseph Laporte, son of Pierre Laporte dit Saint-Georges and Marie-Anne Han, was signed 2 November 1729 provate, deposed 1 Feb 1730 by Notary Senet (DGFQ, page 652.); married Joseph Laporte, son of Pierre Laporte dit Saint-Georges and Marie-Anne Han, 2 November 1729 St-Sulpice, Quebec, Canada, PRDH says married 3 Nov 1729 (DGFQ, page 652.); died 11 November 1747 L'Assomption, L'Assomption, Quebec, Canada, at age 36 (PRDH online.).
709. Marie-Marguerite10 LEBLANC (Antoine, #1418); married Nicolas Sustier (see #708), son of Vincent Sustier and Marie Navence, 30 April 1691 St.Jean I.O., Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 1257.) (DGFQ, page 1057.); buried 11 July 1723 Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (DGFQ, page 1057.).
She was also known as Marie Marguerite Leblanc.

710. Jean-Bernardin10 LESAGE (Jean, #1420); married Marie-Barbe Slyvestre (see #711), daughter of Nicolas Slyvestre and Barbe Neveu, 9 January 1686 Pointe-aux-Trembles, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 844.).
He lived at St.Marie de la ville de Cavour, Turin, Piemont, Italie (DNCF, page 844.).
Children of Jean-Bernardin10 Lesage and Marie-Barbe Slyvestre (see #711) were as follows:
355 i. Marie Louise9 dit Lepage.
ii. Scholastique dit Bernardin (DNCF, page 1070.); married Pierre Pichet, son of Adrien Pichet and Elisabeth Leveille, 24 July 1724 Cap-Sante, Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 1070.).
711. Marie-Barbe10 SLYVESTRE (Nicolas, #1422) (DGFQ, page 1059.); born 22 April 1671 Neuville, Quebec, Canada (DGFQ, page 1059.); baptized 25 April 1671 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec, Canada (DGFQ, page 1059.); married Jean-Bernardin Lesage (see #710), son of Jean Martin Lesage and Catherine Bretal, 9 January 1686 Pointe-aux-Trembles, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (DNCF, page 844.).

712. Pierre10 LANDRY (Rene, #1424); born circa 1658 (1671C 1671 Acadian Census, translation by Lucie LeBlanc Consentino, from the extracted study from Les origines françaises des premières familles acadiennes by Nicole T. Bujold and Maurice Caillebeau and edited by the Conseil Général of Vienna in 1979. The original manuscript, produced by Geneviève Massignon in her thesis Les Parlers Français d'Acadie is on file at the National Archives of Paris., Acadian Genealogy Homepage: www.acadian.org/census1671.); married Madeleine Robichaud (see #713) 1682 Acadia.
He was in the census household of Rene Landry and Perinne Bourg on 8 November 1671 Port Royal, Acadia (1671C.).
Children of Pierre10 Landry and Madeleine Robichaud (see #713) were as follows:
i. Francois9; married Marie Madeleine Belliveau, daughter of Jean-Charles 'Le Jeune' (Belliveau) Beliveau and Madeleine Melanson, 21 January 1723 Port Royal, Acadia.
356 ii. Jean Baptiste.
713. Madeleine10 ROBICHAUD; married Pierre Landry (see #712), son of Rene Landry and Perinne Bourg, 1682 Acadia.

714. Charles10 MELANSON dit La Ramee (Pierre, #1428) (DGFA, page 1146.); born circa 1643 England; married Marie Dugas (see #715), daughter of Abraham Dugas and Marguerite Doucet, circa 1663 Port Royal, Acadia (DNCF, page 930.) (Gary Doucette Research, 1998, www.islandregister.com/doucet.html, page 4.).
He and Marie Dugas were enumerated in the census on 8 November 1671 Port Royal, Acadia. Also in the family: Marie Melanson, Marguerite Melanson, Anne Melanson, and Cecile Melanson. Charles MELANSON, 28, wife Marie DUGAST 23; Children: Marie 7, Marguerite 5, Anne 3, Cecille 6 months; cattle 40, sheep 6 (1671C.). He was enumerated in the census in 1678 Port Royal, Acadia. 10 barrels La Ramee
25 cattle
(1678C 1678 Acadian Census, published in the "French Canadian and Acadian Genealogical Review," Volume VII, No. 1, Spring 1979, pp. 47-66; translated into English for publication by Rev. Clarence J. d'Entremont
, Acadian Genealogy Homepage: www.acadian.org/census1671, Folio 17.).
Children of Charles10 Melanson dit La Ramee and Marie Dugas (see #715) were as follows:
i. Ambroise9; married Marguerite Comeau, daughter of Jean Comeau and Francoise Hebert, 23 January 1719 Port Royal, Acadia (DGFA, page 373.).
ii. Marie; married Charles Beliveau, son of Jean Antoine Beliveau and Jeanne Bourg (2nd), circa 1699 Port Royal, Acadia.
She was in the census household of Charles Melanson dit La Ramee and Marie Dugas on 8 November 1671 Port Royal, Acadia (1671C.).
iii. Pierre; married Anne Granger, daughter of Laurent Granger and Marie Landry, 7 November 1712 Port Royal, Acadia (DGFA, page 762.).
iv. Claude; married Marguerite Babineau, daughter of Jean Babineau and Marguerite Boudrot, 22 January 1714 Port Royal, Acadia (DGFA, page 66.).
v. Marguerite (1671C.); born circa 1666 Port Royal, Acadia (1671C.).
She was in the census household of Charles Melanson dit La Ramee and Marie Dugas on 8 November 1671 Port Royal, Acadia (1671C.).
vi. Anne (1671C.); born circa 1668 Port Royal, Acadia (1671C.); married Jacques (de) Saint-Etienne de La Tour, son of Charles (de) Saint-Etienne de La Tour and Jean Motin de Reux, circa 1685 (DGFA, page 1146.); married Alexandre Robichaud, son of Etienne Robichaud and Francoise Boudrot, circa 1700 (DGFA, page 1146.).
She was in the census household of Charles Melanson dit La Ramee and Marie Dugas on 8 November 1671 Port Royal, Acadia (1671C.).
vii. Cecile; born circa May 1671 Port Royal, Acadia (1671C.); married Jean Antoine Beliveau, son of Antoine Belliveau and Andree Guyon, 1699 Port Royal, Acadia.
She was in the census household of Charles Melanson dit La Ramee and Marie Dugas on 8 November 1671 Port Royal, Acadia (1671C.).
viii. Elisabeth; born circa 1673 Port Royal, Acadia; married Michel Bourg, son of Francois Bourg and Marguerite Boudrot, circa 1689 Beaubassin, Acadia (Linda Turcotte Research, 6 Apr 1999, source:Bergeron, Volume 2, page 75.).
357 ix. Madeleine.
x. Francoise; born circa 1683 (DGFA, page 433.); married Jean Cyr, son of Pierre Sire and Marie Bourgeois, circa 1698 (DGFA, page 433.); buried 12 June 1720 Beaubassin, Acadia (DGFA, page 433.).