Angus Pitre

1870 Rustico, PEI – 1953 Hope River, PEI

 

 

Continuation of tree (9th child of Gilbert Pitre/Luce Doiron); all known surname descendants:

                   8         Angus Pitre  b: 5 January 1870  Hope River, PEI; d: 17 March 1953  Hope River, PEI

                                 +Priscille Agnes Pitre  b: 3 February 1885  Hope River, PEI; m: 27 November 1918  St. Mary's, PEI [Diogene/Rufine Doiron]; d: 30 August 1974  Montreal, QUE

                            9         Lucie Edna Pitre (Soeur Saint Ignace-Martyr)  b: 8 September 1919  Hope River, PEI; d: 1 October 2011  Montreal, Quebec

                            9         Marguerite Peters  b: Abt. 1921; d: Bef. October 2011  Rhode Island

                                           +Albert Gaudet

                            9         Clarence Pitre  b: Abt. 1923  Hunter River, PEI; d: 3 February 2013  Halifax, Halifax, NS

                                           +Zita ---    d: Bef. October 2011

                            9         Ida May Peters  b: Abt. 1926; d: Bef. October 2011  Montreal, Quebec

                                           +Edwin Tremblay    m: 20 November 1948  St. Anthony's, Montreal, Quebec [George/---]

                            9         Francis Edward Peters  b: 14 January 1928; d: 22 February 2021  Alberton, PEI

                                           +Marie Rita Gallant  b: 26 October 1928; m: unknown; d: 16 January 1993

                            9         Rita Peters  b: Abt. 1930; d: Aft. February 2013  Montreal, Quebec

 

 

Notes for Angus Pitre:

Census

- 1911 PEI, Lot 22 New Glasgow:  Gilbert Peters 83 (farmer), wife Charlotte 72, Angus 40 (farmer). 

 

- 1921 PEI, Lot 22, Hope River:  Angus Peters 49 farmer, Precilla 36, Lucy E. 1.

 

- 1931 Hope River, Lot 22, Queens, PEI:  Angus Peters 58 farmer, wife Precile 45, Edna 11, Margarite 9, Clarence 8, Ida May 5, Francis 3, Rita 1.

 

Obituary:  Charlottetown Guardian (PEI), Wednesday, 29 April 1953:  In Memoriam - Angus Peters - Residents of Hope River were saddened on Tuesday, March 17th on receiving the news of the passing of Angus Peters.  Although having reached the advanced age of eighty-three, the deceased was in comparatively good health, helping with the lighter chores on the farm until a short time before his death.  Rev. Earl J. Dalton administered the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church of which he was a devoted member.  His long life spent in faithful service to God, loving devotion to his family and charity to all, was a true example of Christian virtue.  His fireside hospitality will ever be remembered by his friends and neighbours and he will be sadly missed in his community, especially by his own family.  There are left to mourn, besides his sorrowing widow, the following sons and daughters: Edna, Sr. St. Ignace Martyr, Stella Maris Convent, North Rustico; Margaret, Mrs. Albert Gaudet, R.I.; Clarence, N.S.; Ida May, Mrs. Edwin Tremblay, Montreal; Francis at home, and Rita, Montreal.  His funeral to St. Ann's Church was largely attended.  Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Earl J. Dalton, deacon, and subdeacons were Rev. Eric Robin and Rev. Clarence Pitre.  The pallbearers were: Bennett Rogers, Arthur Pineau, Vincent Gallant, Vincent Doiron, Ivan Doiron, and Angus Pineau.  "Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord."

 

Obituaries for the children:

Lucie Edna Pitre:  Charlottetown Guardian (PEI):  Peacefully at Mary of Peace CND Infirmary in Montreal, QC, on October 1, 2011 of Sr. Edna L. Pitre CND (Soeur Saint Ignace-Martyr), age 92 years.  Born in Hope River, P.E.I., she was the daughter of the late Ignace and Precile Pitre.  She is survived by her brothers Clarence (Zita, deceased), Francis (Marie, deceased) and her sister Rita Peters.  She was also predeceased by her sisters Marguerite (Albert) Gaudet and Ida May (Edwin) Tremblay.  Resting at Notre Dame Convent, Charlottetown, for visitation on Wednesday 6 to 9 p.m.  The funeral will be held on Thursday with funeral mass from St. Dunstan's Basilica at 10 a.m.  Interment will follow in St. Ann's Parish Cemetery, Hope River.  Completion of arrangements have been entrusted to the Hennessey Funeral Home

 

Clarence Pitre:  JA Snow Funeral Home (Halifax, NS):  Clarence Joseph Peters:  27 November, 1922 – 4 February, 2013:  (photo)  Peters, Clarence Joseph ‘Pete’, 90, Halifax, passed away peacefully February 3, 2013, in Northwood Manor, surrounded by his family.  Born in Hunter River, PEI, he was a son of the late Angus and Priscilla Peters.  He was a Veteran of Second World War and a long time employee of Don Schelew Drycleaners, until his retirement to Chester Basin.  He is survived by his daughters, Auldine, Joanne and Bernadette (Harvey); sons, Donald (Barbara), Kenneth (Elaine); sister, Rita; brother; Frances and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.  He was predeceased by infant son David, sisters Marguerite, Ida and Sr. Edna L, CND.  Funeral Mass is 10:30am on Friday, February 8, in Saint Mary’s Basilica, followed by reception in the Parish Hall.  Burial will be at a later date.  In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Northwood Manor in Halifax.  A special thanks to Dr. Bell, staff, and residents of 9 Manor, for their kindness and support.

 

Francis Edward Peters:  Central Queen’s Funeral Home:  In his 94th year, Francis Edward Peters passed away peacefully on February 22, 2021, at the Maplewood Manor, Alberton, P.E.I.  Francis was the second youngest and last living member of his family of six to Ignace and Pricilla Peters of Hope River, P.E.I.; and predeceased by his loving wife, Marie Rita Peters (Gallant) also of Hope River; brother, Clarence; and sisters, Edna, Margarite, Ida, and Rita.  He will forever be remembered by his five children: Catherine (Gerald Nicholson) of West Tatamagouche, NS; Eugene (Jocelyn Meyer) of Halifax, NS; Anne (Bob Roberts) of Winnipeg, MB; Claire (Francois Gaudet) of Ottawa, ON; and A.J. of Halifax, NS; five grandchildren, Aressa, Alanna, Stephan, Samuel, and Rachel; one great-grandchild, Rane; and many nieces and nephews.  Francis and Marie raised their family and worked throughout Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and then returned to Prince Edward Island.  He will be fondly remembered for his love of his homestead as he always went to the “camp” until late into his 80’s, where he thoroughly enjoyed working around in the outdoors, gardening, and picking apples, as well as enjoying dances and music throughout his life.  Much gratitude to the Maplewood Manor staff for their kindness since 2015.  A celebration of life will be held at a later date.

Tombstone Inscription, St. Ann's Cemetery, Hope River, PEI:  PETERS / Francis E. Peters / Jan. 14, 1928 - (blank) / his wife / Marie R. Gallant / Oct. 26, 1928 - Jan. 16, 1993 / forever in our hearts

 

 

 

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