Jean Pitre

1894 Baie des Moutons, Quebec – 1985 Trois Rivieres, QUE

 

 

Continuation of tree (1st child of Alexander Pitre/Marie Amanda Goulet); all known surname descendants:

                  9       Jean Pitre  b: 13 March 1894  Baie des Moutons, Mille Vaches, Saguenay, QUE; d: 8 October 1985  Trois Rivieres, QUE

                                   +Monique Roy  b: 23 February 1890  Bathurst, Gloucester, NB; m: 17 January 1921  Bathurst, Gloucester, NB [Edward/Lucille Lavigne]; d: 14 November 1961  Cap de la Madeleine, QUE

                            10         Mary Leona Pitre  b: 25 April 1924  Nelson, Northumberland, NB

                                            +Joseph Fortunat Alban Bordeleau  b: 7 January 1919  Ste. Therese, Amos, Abitibi, QUE; m: 21 June 1947  Cap de la Madeleine, Champlain, QUE [Adelard/Jeannine Jacob]

 

 

Notes for Jean Pitre:

Census

- 1911 Bathurst, Gloucester, NB:  Alexander Pitre 38 (laborer), wife Amanda 32, Jhon 18, Annie 11, Albert 9, Arthur 6, Delia 4, Oswald 2, Marie Bellina 11 months.

 

- 1921 West Bathurst, Gloucester, NB:  Widow Amanda Pitre 41, Albert 19 laborer/mill, Arthur 17 laborer/mill, Delina 15, Oswald 13, Lena 11, Regina 8, Alexander 6, son John Pitre 27 electrician/lumber mill, Monica 28.

 

- 1931
 

WWI Canadian Attestation Paper (12 Oct 1917):  John Joseph Pitrie, res. Bathurst, NB; b. 19 Mar 1894 Bersimis, QUE; mother Amanda Pitrie (Bathurst, NB), saw setter; single; 5'6 3/4", 153 lbs., brown eyes & dark hair, dark complexion.

- Served with 9th Overseas Siege Battery as a gunner, Canadian Expeditionary Force, in Great Britain, France & Belgium.  Discharged 10 May 1919.

 

Tombstone Inscription, Ste. Marthe Cemetery, Cap de la Madeleine, Champlain, QUE:  Une Priere S.V.P. / Monique Roy / 1890 - 1961 / epouse de / Johnny Pitre / 1894 - 1985 / Mary Leona Pitre / 1924 - (blank) / son fils / Michel Bordeleau / 1948 - 1998 / JOHN PITRE

 

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- New Brunswick marriages in RED also from Vital Statistics Records (online)

 

Last updated:  19 November 2023.