Person:Marie Lamere (2)
Marie Rose Rapidieux, dite "Lamère"
b.5 Jul 1845 Quebec, Canada
d.30 Mar 1911 Oswego, Oswego Co., NY
Parents and Siblings
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m. 30 Jul 1838
  1. Marie Rose Rapidieux, dite "Lamère"1845 - 1911
  2. Marie Louise Rapidieux, dite "Lamère"1848 - 1919
Spouse and Children
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m. 26 Oct 1863
  1. Marie Elizabeth Monette1868 - 1946
  2. Marie Agnes Monette1870 - 1963
  3. Peter Joseph Alphonse Monette1873 -
  4. Joseph Alphonse(Foster) Monette1877 - 1919
  5. Josephine Monette1880 - 1959
  6. Albert Leon Monette1884 - 1955
  7. Joseph Dolor Monette1886 - 1927
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Facts and Events
Name Marie Rose Rapidieux, dite "Lamère"
Gender Female
Birth? 5 Jul 1845 Quebec, Canada
Marriage 26 Oct 1863 Montreal, Quebec Canadato Alphonse Louis Monette
Death? 30 Mar 1911 Oswego, Oswego Co., NY
Burial? Oswego, Oswego Co., NY

OBITUARY

Parmalia Monet(Wife of Louis) March 30, 1911 Oswego Palladium:

After a four day illness with pneumonia, Mrs. Monet, widow of the late Louis, died at the family home, 75 East Seneca St, shortly before noon today.

She was born in Montreal, canada 66 years ago but came to this city 40 years ago. Mrs. Monet was a devout member of St. Louis Church and also the St. Ann Society. Besides being a devoted mother she was also a diligent church worker and did much to promote the afairs of the St. Ann Society of which she was a member.

She was a highly esteemed woman and enjoyed the friendship of a large circle of friends and neighbors by whom the news of her death will be received with much regret. Surviving are 3 daughters: Mrs. Joseph Perkins - Oswego; Mrs. Agnes Archambeault - Auburn,NY; and Mrs. Milton Mclain of Syracuse, NY; 3 sons: Fostor, Albert and Dolor, and 1 sister, Mrs. Louis Valade, all of Oswego.

Funeral held: April 3, 1911 Reverand Chavin presiding. Pall bearers: Gilbert Thompson, Edward Martell, Albert Murray, Joseph LaTulip, Joseph Tupin and James Lattimore.

There was a large turn out including many friends and neighbors and the complete St. Ann Society.

Buried; St. Peters Cemetery Oswego,NY Section 12; Letter A, Section 2, lot 12.

On August 5, 1910 she sent the following post-card:

TO:Miss Clara Monett 

    No. 1411 Orange St.
    Syracuse, NY

"My little Clare,

I am lonesome of you. Will be glad when I see you. Hope you are well. From: Grandma Monett"

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