Continuation of tree (13th child of Prospere Pitre/2nd wife Seraphine Martin); all known surname descendants:
8 Joseph Pitre b: 9 November 1877 Rustico, PEI; d: Bet. September 1936-November 1940
+Madeleine Pitre b: 25 May 1884 Ste. Anne, Hope River, PEI; m: Abt. 1901 [Laurent/Mary Ann Beaudin]; d: Aft. November 1940
9 Jerome Peters b: 17 September 1901 Hope River, PEI; d: Bef. 1911
9 James Aeneas Peters b: 13 August 1902 Hope River, PEI; d: Aft. 1931
+Janie --- b: Abt. 1904; m: Abt. 1923; d: 23 February 1955 Charlottetown, PEI
9 Marie Florence Peters b: 8 April 1904 Hope River, PEI; d: Bef. 1911
9 Mary Florence Peters b: 1 June 1905 Hope River, PEI
+John J. Gallant m: 16 February 1926 Charlottetown, PEI
9 Laurence Leo Peters b: 7 January 1911 Charlottetown Royalty, PEI; d: Aft. November 1940
9 Vincent Victor Peters b: 27 November 1917 Charlottetown, PEI
+Dorothy Gertrude Murphy m: 30 November 1940 Charlottetown, PEI [Wallace/---]
Notes for Joseph Pitre:
Census
- 1911 PEI, Charlottetown, West Royalty: Joseph Peters 33 farmer, wife Madaline 27, James 9, Florence 7, Leo 4 months .
- 1921
- 1931 Charlottetown Royalty, West Royalty, Queens, PEI: Joseph Peters 53 dairy man/experimental farm, wife Madeline 47, Leo 20 delivery man/dry cleaning establishment, Vincent 13, brother Napoleon Peters 65, domestic Alma Lapiere 23, lodger George Brown 65 (Gaytown). Also in Charlottetown: James Peters 30 lineman/telephone co., wife Janie 28, Lawrence 7, Agnes 6, Edward 4, Albert 5 months (130 Dorchester).
Misc.: Charlottetown Guardian (PEI), Saturday, 27 February 1926: Gallant-Peters: A very quiet but pretty wedding took place on the morning of Tuesday, Feb. 16th, 1926, when Miss Mary Florence Peters, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peters of this city was united in the holy bonds of matrimony with John J. Gallant also of this city, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Father Sinnot. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Blaquiere of North Rustico, while the groom was ably supported by James A. E. Peters, brother of the bride. The bride was beautifully gowned in blue Canton crepe with henna and gold trimmings and wore a hat to match. The bridesmaid was prettily attired in brown satin with fur trimmings. After the ceremony was over a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride. Along with silver, cut glass and other valuable gifts was a considerable amount of money including a cheque from the bride's father. Mr. and Mrs. Gallant left on the morning train on a short wedding trip to Moncton and other Maritime cities.
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Last updated: 18 June 2023.