Published 18 Dec 1946 The Lowell Sun pg. 3
CUTHBERT MAILLE
Cuthbert Maille, husband of Rose Therrien Maille and a well known resident of Dracut, making his home in Wheeler Road, died early yesterday evening at St. Joseph's hospital after a short illness, aged 54 years. He was the son of the late Joseph Adam and Marie (Prudhomme) Maille and had for many years devoted his time to farming. At the time of his death he was employed by the Nashua Beef company. Besides his wife he is survived by four sons, Leo, Gerard and Emile of Dracut, and Paul of North Chelmsford; two daughters, Mrs. William Longridge of Coventry R. I. and Mrs Ernest England of Lowell; a brother Ludger Maille of Dracut; a sister Rev. Sister St. Jean d'Avila of the Grey Nuns of the Cross at St. Joseph's girls school, Lowell; eight grandchildren and his mother-in-law Mrs. Marie Therrien
MAILLE
Died in this city, Dec 17, at St. Joseph's hospital, Cuthbert Maille, husband of Rose Therrien Maille of 60 Wheeler Rd. Dracut, aged 54 years. Friends are invited to call at the Archambault Funeral Home, 311 Pawtucket St., Funeral Friday morning at 10 o'clock in St. Louis de France church, a solemn high mass of requiem wil be celebrated, and burial will take place in St. Joseph's cemetery. Funeral Directors Amdee Archambault & Sons in charge.
Monday, January 07, 2008
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
The Obituary of Francois Xavier Savard, 1916, Lowell, Massachusetts
Tagged:
Champagne,
Fall River,
Lowell,
Massachusetts,
Obituaries etc.,
Picard,
Savard,
The Lowell Sun
According to the records at Cimetière Saint-Joseph in Chelmsford, Massachusetts Francois Xavier Savard was 61 when he died in 1916. This same information is published in within the Lowell Sun via his death notice on 26 Oct 1916, pg. 8.
DEATHS
SAVARD---Frank Savard, aged 61 years, died this morning at his home , 711 Lakeview avenue. He leaves three sons, Arthur, Oliver and Edouard and two daughters, Mrs. Corinne Grondin and Mrs. Florida Tremblay.
Funeral Notice: published in The Sun October 28th 1916, pg. 7.
SAVARD--The funeral of Frank X. Savard took place this morning from the home, 711 Lakeview avenue. Solemn high mass of the requiem was celebrated at St. Louis church at 8 o'clock by Rev. J. B. Labossiere, assisted by L. C. Bedard as deacon and Rev. E. J. Vincent as sub-deacon. The bearers were D. Belleville, J. Daneau, T. Savard., U. Larue, P. Fortin and G. Deziel. Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, where the committal prayers were read by Rev. Fr. Vincent. Funeral arrangements were in charge of Undertakers Joseph Albert & Son.
Assuming that these sources are correct Frank's birth date is abt. 1855. Now, if I look at the 1880 Federal census of Fall River Massachusetts, his age is recorded as being 25. Again, this makes his birth abt. 1855. In the 1900 Federal Census of Lowell, MA he is recorded as being 35 years of age, which would make his birth abt. 1865. I don't believe this information to be correct. This same census has his wife, Anselmie or Anseline, or Anselme Picard, recorded as being 9 years older than he. Moving on to the 1910 Federal census of Lowell, MA our Frank is recorded as being 54. Ok, again, birth date is abt. 1855/56.. His wife is recorded as being 2 years older than him at this point. There is no 1920 census to refer to as he dies in 1916. So.. looking even further into the documents I have collected, and noticing that in the marriages recorded for the year 1878 in the city of Fall River, MA on page 100, record number 277, both Frank and his wife are recorded as being 23. Thus making both their birth dates abt 1855.
1880 Census Fall River, Bristol, Massachusetts.
DEATHS
SAVARD---Frank Savard, aged 61 years, died this morning at his home , 711 Lakeview avenue. He leaves three sons, Arthur, Oliver and Edouard and two daughters, Mrs. Corinne Grondin and Mrs. Florida Tremblay.
Funeral Notice: published in The Sun October 28th 1916, pg. 7.
SAVARD--The funeral of Frank X. Savard took place this morning from the home, 711 Lakeview avenue. Solemn high mass of the requiem was celebrated at St. Louis church at 8 o'clock by Rev. J. B. Labossiere, assisted by L. C. Bedard as deacon and Rev. E. J. Vincent as sub-deacon. The bearers were D. Belleville, J. Daneau, T. Savard., U. Larue, P. Fortin and G. Deziel. Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, where the committal prayers were read by Rev. Fr. Vincent. Funeral arrangements were in charge of Undertakers Joseph Albert & Son.
Assuming that these sources are correct Frank's birth date is abt. 1855. Now, if I look at the 1880 Federal census of Fall River Massachusetts, his age is recorded as being 25. Again, this makes his birth abt. 1855. In the 1900 Federal Census of Lowell, MA he is recorded as being 35 years of age, which would make his birth abt. 1865. I don't believe this information to be correct. This same census has his wife, Anselmie or Anseline, or Anselme Picard, recorded as being 9 years older than he. Moving on to the 1910 Federal census of Lowell, MA our Frank is recorded as being 54. Ok, again, birth date is abt. 1855/56.. His wife is recorded as being 2 years older than him at this point. There is no 1920 census to refer to as he dies in 1916. So.. looking even further into the documents I have collected, and noticing that in the marriages recorded for the year 1878 in the city of Fall River, MA on page 100, record number 277, both Frank and his wife are recorded as being 23. Thus making both their birth dates abt 1855.
1880 Census Fall River, Bristol, Massachusetts.
Series: T623 Roll: 661 Page: 6 b, line 54

1910 Census, Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Series: T624 Roll: 600 Page: 171 A, line 43.

1910 Census continued.. Series: T624 Roll: 600 Page: 171 B,
Eveline, Arthur's wife on line 51.


1910 Census, Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Series: T624 Roll: 600 Page: 171 A, line 43.

1910 Census continued.. Series: T624 Roll: 600 Page: 171 B,
Eveline, Arthur's wife on line 51.

Thursday, December 13, 2007
News of Greater-Lowell Men in Nation's Armed Forces, 1945, Lowell, Massachusetts
Tagged:
Robillard,
The Lowell Sun,
USN,
WWII
News of Greater-Lowell Men in Nation's Armed Forces
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Joseph Arthur Robillard, shipfitter, third class, Lowell, Mass., is serving aboard the USS Kimberly in the Western Pacific. Son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph H. Robillard, 307 West Sixth Street, Lowell, Robillard was employed by the Boston & Maine railroad before enlisting.
This is Uncle Joe. His brother, my dad, is 2 years old at the time. This is published right after V-E Day. V-J Day is to come in Aug. of the same year.
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Joseph Arthur Robillard, shipfitter, third class, Lowell, Mass., is serving aboard the USS Kimberly in the Western Pacific. Son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph H. Robillard, 307 West Sixth Street, Lowell, Robillard was employed by the Boston & Maine railroad before enlisting.
This is Uncle Joe. His brother, my dad, is 2 years old at the time. This is published right after V-E Day. V-J Day is to come in Aug. of the same year.
Monday, December 10, 2007
Tremblay and Savard, Cimetière Saint-Joseph, Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Tagged:
Chelmsford,
Massachusetts,
Savard,
Tremblay
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