I find this early 20th century advertisement to be quite humorous.
I wonder if that's Dr. King himself?
I wonder if that's Dr. King himself?
A son of Louis Emile and Eliza nee Pinsonneault, Joseph Emile Robillard was probably born on March 19, 1880 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts.
Joseph went college in Montreal, as well as in Maryland.. He married Ida Tarte (Joseph, Elisabeth Courville) in 1906 at St. Joseph's church rectory and they had 5 known children.
The following excerpt describing their wedding ceremony was taken from "The Frater of Psi Omega" vol. v, no.1, pub. Nov. 1905. The Supreme Council, Tiffin, Ohio. If you click the image below it will take you to the publication, as it appears on Google Books.
--- 1st Generation ---
1. Joseph-Emile1 Robillard (1621)
--- 2nd Generation ---
2. Louis-Emile2 Robillard (1619) married Eliza Pinsonneault (1620).
--- 3rd Generation ---
4. Jean-Baptiste3 Robillard (1617) married Henriette Page (1618).
--- 4th Generation ---
8. Raphael4 Robillard (1615) married Marie Louise Vadnais (1616).
--- 5th Generation ---
16. Michel5 Robillard (1613) married Marie Josephe Rondeau (1614).
--- 6th Generation ---
32. Pierre6 Robillard (1292) married Marie
Angelique Marette dit Lepine dit Richard (1293) He married Marie-
Jeanne Provost (1398)
--- 7th Generation ---
64. Pierre7 Robillard (822) married Catherine Coutou (836)
--- 8th Generation ---
128. Claude8 Robillard (808) married Marie Binard (812) He married
Marie Grandin (809)He married Marie-Francoise Guillin (823)
Eight bucks for a set of teeth!
ReplyDeleteI also like the comment about the bride being "very prominent" in "French social circles."
Nice work Michelle. Good to see you blogging again.
Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle,
ReplyDeleteHave been enjoying your blog for a while. This has prompted me to comment because L.E. Robillard was my great-grandfather. Nice work. Thanks.
Henri
Oh, wow! Thank you so much Henri!
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