Clinton - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Joeseph A. Peryea 1918 - 1985

ShawnLloyd33 — 2013-05-19 14:01:13Z

I was wondering if you have any Bourdeau's in your family tree, I'm trying to look for Arsene(sam) who's father was either Olivier Bourdeau and mother Flavie Labelle, or a Joeseph Bourdeau and mother Cathrine Poupart.

Re: NNYACG?

RSeymour177 — 2013-05-16 22:05:14Z

I am willing to try to help as much as I can.

Re: NNYACG?

aurina — 2013-05-16 21:45:05Z

are you taking requests on this board? at your email? thanks

Re: Northern New York Amercian-Canadian Genealogical Society

RSeymour177 — 2013-05-14 02:52:25Z

Hi,
My name is Richard Seymour and I belong to the NNYACGS.
I am a member and I am on the Board of Directors.
The Journals are now called Lifelines . Do you know what Volume or No. you are looking for ?
You can write me at RSeymour@primelink1.net
or NNYACGS at www.NNYACGS.com
The group web site will also tell you the prices etc.

Re: Ameila Jennette from most likely Chazy or Champlain

RSeymour177 — 2013-05-09 04:46:28Z

Hi,
I have a Adelaide Jeannotte born August 8, 1845 bapt. May 20, 1847 parents were Olivier Jeannotte and Flavie Rivard Godparents were Constant Delaunay and Eulalie Rivard
Coopersville, N.Y. ST-JOSEPH-DU-CORBEAU

Re: NNYACG?

RSeymour177 — 2013-05-09 04:14:39Z

My name is Richard and I am 1 of the directors of the "NNYACGS" I have the Cemetery records for Clinton County and Catholic Church records (birth, death, marriages) for Champlain, Rouses Point, Coopersville, Keeseville, Ellenburg, Ausable Forks, Mooers, Mooers Forks, Lyon Mt, Dannemora, Cadyville, Black Brook, Peru, Churubusco, Standish, Redford, Morrisonville, St Peters Plattsburgh and a few others.

Frances Papin/Francoise Fosher of Coopersville

Yakumo1107 — 2013-05-08 01:46:04Z

Hello Everyone,

I started researching my family tree two years ago. In that time I've had ups and downs but Francoise has always been a major block. I started searching starting with the present and working my way back. I guess that makes a lot of sense in describing the search.

My ancestor is Pierre Latour dit Forget. He went by Peter Forget when he was in Rhode Island. He came from Coopersville, New York. His parents were Venance Latour dit Forget and Francoise. I do not know Francoise's surname and it's a huge mystery. She and her husband are buried in the St Joseph's Cemetery in Coopersville. Their tombstone reads "Francis Papin" died June 13, 1907 ae 93 years. Venance is "Vanice Forsher" but their descendants in the area go by Fosher. I have only found a one line obituary for her. "Died, June 13, at the home of her son, Epharim Forgays, Mrs Frances Forgays, aged 93 years."

I do not know if Francis was 93 years old. They married in Lavaltrie on July 17, 1838 and her name was "Francoise illigitime" on the church record. The 1900 US Census says she was born in October 1818 Canada (Fr).

Epharim Forgays was Ephraim Fosher Sr.

Looking at the baptismal records of their children, Francoise is listed as "Syrar" or Cirard on some records and Papin or Pepin on others. Venance's brother Jean Baptiste Latour dit Forget married a Marie Syrard on Oct 23, 1827 at L'Assomption in Canada. It is a possibility they are tied but that's just a stretch without any evidence.

Any information about her prior to her marriage or a full obituary would be greatly appreciated.

Re: NNYACG?

Theresa_Laflam — 2013-05-03 14:22:01Z

I have an Adeline Suprenant B:5 June 1871 to:Francis Xavier Suprenant and Esther Labont in my Keesville Book.? dont know if that helps? There are alot of Suprenants in there? Looks like they may be related to the Coutures,Gravels,Lacroix Brouilletts.Funny because i also have ALOT of those names in my tree? Dont know if it helps you any but i have this book "Parish st.John the Baptist Baptisms & Burials"Assumption of" Mary Parish REdFORD N.Y."
also "St Peters Church Census Records of Plattsburg Clinto County N.Y." If i can help? You dont happen to have Marriages from Keeseville do you? I 've been looking for my Gr Gr.Grandparents Marraige Cert. for years??? thought id ask.? Hope these help?
Teri ( Laflam)Kimmes

Re: your search for Coryers

DougMasters17 — 2013-04-28 23:42:21Z

I have an Ursula Coryer Jessey (1903 – 1983); born April 7, 1903 in Cadyville, NY, the daughter of John Joseph Coryer and Matilda Brunell Coryer. Died December 2, 1983 in Plattsburgh, NY at age 80 and was buried at St. Alexander’s Cemetery, Morrisonville, NY. Married Leon Jessey. She was survived by a grandson, Steven Hayes of Morrisonville at the time of her death in 1983 and her sister Lillian White of Lisbon and a brother John Coryer of Cadyville.

Re: Payne and Paines of Altona & Chazy, Clinton Co., NY

jenguarino — 2013-04-27 20:09:29Z

I'm still at it!

My new email address is

jenguarino3@gmail.com

Re: Clinton County Wills/FOUNTAIN

robertscrivens_1 — 2013-04-21 23:50:49Z

My ancestor, Oliver Fountain, was said to have come from Black Brook in Clinton County. Is there a connection between our relatives? (His father was named, Jean-Baptiste, but I have no data on him.)

Lemuel DEWEY / Sarah GROAT

AG21015 — 2013-04-19 23:12:22Z

I'm looking for anyone who might have even the smallest information regarding Lemuel Dewey who was born 24 Jul 1796. The census has his birthplace as New York, Vermont, Canada. His death certificate has a birth place as Lower Canada. His parents appear to be a Charles and Axey Dewey. He enlisted in the War of 1812 at Champlain, New York. He married Sarah Groat 28 May 1817 at Western, Oneida, New York. They are found on the 1830 census in Lyme, Jefferson County, New York.

Any help will be very much appreciated.
Ann Gilmore
TGilm16545(at)aol(dot)com

Re: Blanchard/Burnham

manx98yahoo — 2013-04-16 20:06:55Z

Any further info on our Burnham/Blanchard ancstors ?
Alan Clark
manx98@yahoo.com

Re: Ameila Jennette from most likely Chazy or Champlain

daciodan — 2013-04-12 14:53:26Z

>>I believe these are Amelia Jennotte Parents

Oliver Jennotte abt. 1835
Amelie Pontbriand abt. 1836<<

Yes, they had a daughter named Amelia (b abt 1857), but she appears to have married prior to 1880. She's not in the household with the parents in the 1880 Census.

The Amelia I mentioned in my post above (daughter of Olivier Jennet and Flavie Rivard) IS still in the household with her parents in 1880.

Re: Ameila Jennette from most likely Chazy or Champlain

Glenn_LaRocque — 2013-04-12 03:53:35Z

I believe these are Amelia Jennotte Parents

Oliver Jennotte abt. 1835
Amelie Pontbriand abt. 1836

Married
Jul 04, 1854
at
St-Joseph-de-corbeau, Champlain, New York

Re: Ameila Jennette from most likely Chazy or Champlain

corfregen — 2013-04-11 17:59:28Z

They married in 1881 and I do have a 1900 census for her. She's listed a living in Chazy with John and ten of their children. I know I've seen various years of birth for her.

According to her obit in November 1944 it says she had just passed her 90th birthday and she was born Nov 8, so that would make her year of birth 1854. Her headstone says 1856 and the 1900 census says 1855.

Re: Ameila Jennette from most likely Chazy or Champlain

daciodan — 2013-04-11 01:07:28Z

Do you know about when the marriage occurred?

There are several Janot/Jeanotte/Jennette/Gennett (and more variations) lines in Clinton. I have sorted some. I have (2)
Amelia's born in the time frame of yours, one was the daughter of Olivier "Levi" Janot (b abt 1821, Quebec, Canada) and Flavie Rivard (b abt 1818). I mention this because "Flavie" and "Phoebe" can sound alike.

Do you have the 1900 Census for her?

Re: Ameila Jennette from most likely Chazy or Champlain

corfregen — 2013-04-11 00:42:16Z

I have only done online research.

Re: Ameila Jennette from most likely Chazy or Champlain

daciodan — 2013-04-11 00:21:00Z

Have you attempted to find her marriage record? This would not be on-line if she was married in NYS. It would be in a parish register and most likely would include the names parents.

Ameila Jennette from most likely Chazy or Champlain

corfregen — 2013-04-10 20:47:05Z

I'm having no luck finding the parents of my GGGrandmother Amelia Jennette. From what my Grandmother told me, Amelia's mother was Phoebe. Amelia married John Rock. I have Amelia as born Mar 1854 and she died November 10, 1944. She would have been in northern Clinton County, most likely Chazy or Champlain. Thank you in advance.

Re: VISGER/VISGAR

franblessed — 2013-03-29 21:25:54Z

I believe this is my family. I just canceled my month of Ancestry yesterday for awhile but was organizing my work and came across this post while googling. Oh I hope you still have this Bible I would love to find out more.
My tree is under newfranwhitefamilytree.com Jacob and Ellen Visger is my grt grt grandparents.
If you still have this bible please contact me at
franwhite.white@gmail.com
thank you
fran

Re: Charles Allary - Naturalization Record

BarbraRea1 — 2013-03-25 18:43:38Z

Thank you for this valuable information. I will now find the record I'm looking for.

Re: Lost Nation Road, Churubusco

kdani83583 — 2013-03-24 17:39:59Z

Yes this is my Dominick. For some reason I can't access the link you put up. Thank you for your help.

Kathy

Re: Lost grandmother

deeturn1 — 2013-03-24 06:16:01Z

That's not a fit but I do appreciate your providing that information.

Re: Lost grandmother

deeturn1 — 2013-03-24 06:14:19Z

Janice, I just found your message and checked out that link. I'll make an appt. with that librarian on Monday. Sorry to be so non-reactivel I guess I'm not too adept at using message boards. That was so nice of you to send that information. Right now I'm trying to see if I can get to the Book of Judgments in the Poughkeepsie Courthouse to find a divorce decree for my grandmother Louise Stone and her first husband, George H. Stone. There is such a good story there. Barbara Rea has done such research and has filled out lots of blank spaces for me. I feel like my grandmother isn;t so lost now, even though we haven't found her maiden name. Right now it's my grandfather who is lost. He went to NYC to look for a job in 1915, wrote one post card to his wife and dropped off the face of the earth. I need to know if he came back and got a divorce. Thanks for writing.

Re: Charles Allary - Naturalization Record

Kathydon217 — 2013-03-23 16:50:02Z

There is a form on the Italian Genealogy Site that you can fill out to send for the record. According to the information the cost is $7.50 for an uncertified copy

Go to www.italiangen.org
Click on Database: Naturalization
Click on Clinton County
Click on Printable form

Kathy

Re: Charles Allary - Naturalization Record

BarbraRea1 — 2013-03-23 15:56:15Z

I appreciate all the information you've send me. Thanks.

Lydia Barker Thornburg (adopted 1880) 1863-1901

JoseMunoz2546 — 2013-03-23 06:13:33Z

On findagrave [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=BA...;] there is this info:
Aaron was born in England about 1824. He immigrated to the US and settled in Chazy, NY. He met and married Lydia Sprague, daughter of Bela and Olive (Hawks) Sprague. They had 3 children: William, Adelbert and Olive. Olive died when very young. Lydia passed away in 1859. Aaron married Lydia's sister, Acsah, about 1860. They had 2 daughters, Mary and Lydia. Aaron was a shoemaker by trade.

Lydia the daughter was adopted in 1880 by D. H. Thornburg (Thurnsburg) and is living with widow Thornburg in 1900 census. She died in Mar. 10, 1901 DOB: Nov. 5, 1863 per findagrave.
[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=35...]

Re: Charles Allary - Naturalization Record

daciodan — 2013-03-22 18:00:37Z

From: https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Clinton_County,_New_Y...

DETAIL from above:

Naturalizations and Citizenship

Clinton County, New York Clerk's Office. Originals are at the The National Archives at New York City (Northeast Region)

Records include:

Index to Petitions for Naturalization, 1851-1906 - ItalianGen.org 1865-1906; German Genealogy Group 1865-1906

Petitions for Naturalization, 1851-1906

Re: Zeb Lucia in Morrisonville/Plattsburg

daciodan — 2013-03-22 17:54:37Z

Better copies of primary source data on familysearch.org, Quebec, Catholic Parish Registers, 1621-1979:

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Baped 29 Jun 1828, LUCIER, PIERRE GEORGE, (b 8 Jul 1807), resides in Lacolle. Record cites he took his first communion the same day as his baptism. Mother's (Josephte) surname; Hencler/Henclen. Godmother's (Charlotte) surname Pinsonneau.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1961-28020-9219-20?...

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Marriage: LUCIER/BEL; 6 Oct 1828.

"Pierre George Lucier son major of Jean Baptiste Lucier labor and of Josepthe Anderson"

Pierre George Lucier, son "majeur" (means of legal age, 21 or over) of Jean Baptiste Lucier and Josepthe HENDERSON".

"Sophie Bel caughter major of Francois Bel labor and Marie ???"

Sophie Bel, daughter "majeur" (means of legal age, 21 or over), of Francois Marie Bel and Marie Eleonore Rivet.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1961-28020-9205-42?...

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Baptism, 30 Nov 1833, LUCIER, GEORGE ANTOINE, born the day before.

"George Lucier worker and Sophie Belle ???????

George Lucier, journeyman, and Sophie Belle of Hemmingford township. George Lucier was not present at the baptism (noting this because a father not present @ a childs bap is not the norm).

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>>He married 3. Marie-Joseph Jeanne Anderson 1795 in St. Cyprien, St. Cyprien, PQ, Canada.<<

Not possible, St-Cyprien was founded in 1823.

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Data on *Nos Origins* is user submitted, exactly like Ancestry.com member trees data. Unless it includes the primary sourcing, it should be taken with a boatload of salt.

Re: Lost Nation Road, Churubusco

aurina — 2013-03-22 16:47:20Z

this yours?
died 2001 texas, born port chester ny sisters kate, millie, marge
google

DOMINICK M. ZACCAGNINO Obituary: View ... - Legacy.com
www.legacy.com/.../obituary.aspx?n=DOMINICK-ZACCAGNINO...
died October 30, 2001 in Texas. He was born March 31, 1919 in Port Chester, NY. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zaccagnino. He served in the ...

Re: Zeb Lucia in Morrisonville/Plattsburg

pacochran29 — 2013-03-18 01:18:24Z

I think that I have part of an answer to you questions and know where the Anderson name comes in. Many of the Lussier/Lucia from Clinton county descend from Jean Baptiste Lussier and his wife Josette Anderson.

One of there sons was a George Lucier who married Sophie Bell. Here is what I have on them.
LUCIER, PIERRE GEORGE; the 29th of Jun 1828 our priest below signed did baptize George Pierre born the 8th of July 1807 of legitimate marriage of Jean Baptiste Lucier day worker of ??? and of Josephte Anderson ????? the godfather being Francois Marie Bel, and the godmother Charlotte ?? Dansreau. Source: My interpretation of the actual record of St. Philippe Laprairie from the Drouin Collection.

LUCIER/BEL; the 6th of October 1828, between Pierre George Lucier son major of Jean Baptiste Lucier labor and of Josepthe Anderson the father and mother of this parish and Sophie Bel caughter major of Francois Bel labor and Marie ??? father and mother of this parish. In the presence of Antoine Delauier friend Michel Delauier friend, Paul Corbin? Friend of the groom; Francois Marie Bel brother, ??? can’t make out rest. My interpretation of the actual records of St. Philippe from the Drouin Collection.

LUCIER, GEORGE ANTOINE; the 30th of November 1833 our cure below signed having baptized George Antoine born yesterday the legitimate marriage of George Lucier worker and Sophie Belle ??????? godfather Jean Baptiste Dagneau, godmother Adelaide Belle. Source: My interpretation of the actual records of St. Cyprien de Napierville from the Drouin Collection

The following was from ainofrmation that I received from Norbert Lussier.
2. Jean-Baptiste Louis Lussier, born July 7, 1767 in St. Denis sur Richelieu, PQ. He was the son of 4. Jean-Baptiste Lussier and 5. Marie-Louise Véronique Goulet. He married 3. Marie-Joseph Jeanne Anderson 1795 in St. Cyprien, St. Cyprien, PQ, Canada.
3. Marie-Joseph Jeanne Anderson, born June 25, 1774 in St. Philippe, Laprairie, PQ. She was the daughter of 6. Jean-Baptiste Anderson and 7. Charlotte Deniau.

Regards,

Phil

Charles Allary - Naturalization Record

BarbraRea1 — 2013-03-16 19:13:51Z

I recently came across this record and was wondering if anyone might know where I can obtain the information indexed on this card. I know he lived in Lyon Mt. abt. 1883 - 1893. Thank you.

Re: Zeb Lucia in Morrisonville/Plattsburg

jcourt96 — 2013-03-15 22:54:46Z

Zeb Lucia was a brother to my great grandmother Mary Louise Lucia. Their parents were George Antoine Lucia born November 30 1833 in Napierville, Quebec, Canada and Eliza Bird (Noixeux) born 6/8/1835 and died 6/26/1872 in Beekmantown NY.
Carol

Re: Ashline

terrie5225 — 2013-03-15 14:16:08Z

Hi,
I am a descendant of Amable Asselin & Catherine Poulin. I have located some of their children but am missing their dates of births & deaths. This is what I currently have: Peter 1833-1906; Jacob 1836-1911; Philomene 1837?; Bruno; and Catherine. Can you assist? Also looking for dates for Peter P. Ashline & Cornelia Trombly's children: Napoleon 1863-?; and Bertrand. I believe their other children were Mildred, Carl/Charles, James, Grover & Henry. Thanks so much!

Re: Plattsburgh Republican, March 30, 1816

DLamitie — 2013-03-15 01:05:36Z

Northern NY Library Network Historical Newspaper is a great resource.

I'm looking for a complete, or near complete, list of the children of Ezra Turner b.1765 and his wife Amy Beman b. 1772.

Ezra is easy to find in the census lists and in newspaper article such as the one transcribed in this thread. I can confirm that they had at least two children - Mary Turner b.1798 (married Abel Turner) and Isaac Turner b. 1801. Mary Turner and Abel Turner went on to have about 11 children.

By 1850, according to the census of Schuyler Falls, the elderly Ezra Turner and Amy Turner née Beman are living in the household of John Turner b.1820.

I assume that John is the grandson of Ezra and Amy Turner.

Who was John's father? Mother?

What other children did Ezra and Amy have?

Such a famous couple (Ezra and Amy) and I can't find a death notice or obit? And newspapers recount their history but don't provide a list of their children?

Any resources or documents that you can recommend?

Re: Chase and Skeels

adklockdoc — 2013-03-14 12:11:29Z

Hi Wendy, My gr. grandfather is William Carlos. I will look through my info and get back to you. I also know someone on the Chase side that maybe can help.

Re: Chase and Skeels

wendy_briscoe1 — 2013-03-14 01:21:07Z

William Carlas Skeels is my gggrandfather. I am interested in the lineage of he and Adeline Chase. They had a daughter named either Viola Ada or possibly Adeline Viola. My grandmother just called her mother Viola. She was born in 1879 and is reported that she died in 1909 when my grandmother was 9. Any information on the circumstances of her death or where she was buried, would be appreciated.

Re: Those Gibson boys!

sassytech2003 — 2013-03-13 07:02:00Z

Myron Gibson who married Rosetha VanderBogart Had a son Melvin Gibson who is my Great Grand Uncle.
Eliza's Maiden Name from what I have found is Hazeltine.

Re: List of Hazen's Regt???

AnthonyMcPherson12 — 2013-03-09 11:42:40Z

If you are still searching, I can give you quite a few names. Many distant cousins of mine, and one 5th great grandfather was in that unit. The "On Line" lists are scattered and partial.

contact me here or e-mail me at gothisson@comcast.org

Re: Joseph DUROCHER

IreneDucharme96 — 2013-03-08 17:43:28Z

Hi Frank,

It seems that we are related too hahaha. I was born in Montreal too but I am living in Banff right now. Which information do you need I can give you everything I've found. There is my email:

saskducharme@hotmail.com

Irene

Re: Joseph DUROCHER

frankrafters — 2013-03-08 16:07:50Z

My name is Frank Rafters (Montreal,Canada). James Rafters & Rose Anna Brindley are related to me...(great grandparents) if you want to share any info please feel free to email me.

Re: Landry in Champlain

emily_girard9 — 2013-03-07 04:16:27Z

Harmon and Vitalin Landry are my great, great grandparents, and they did have a daughter name Catherine that was born on October 6, 1857 in Coopersville NY. I am really interested in the photos and obituaries that you have. Please contact me at emily.girard9@gmail.com.

Re: Gilbert Jessie/Jessa

DBsquirl — 2013-03-06 23:16:09Z

Thank you very much for the information!!

Denise

Re: Gilbert Jessie/Jessa

michaelrlaporte — 2013-03-06 18:14:30Z

Oh. Link:

http://www.genealogiequebec.com/default.aspx

Abt $13 a month. 75 image downloads / day -- which, even on my busiest days, I never approached.

Re: Gilbert Jessie/Jessa

michaelrlaporte — 2013-03-06 18:13:34Z

It has a lot of Drouin overlap stuff, but unlike getting stuff from the PRDH, it goes beyond 1800, which is helpful here.

I didn't find anything in my first poke. I had a "Andre Gilbert Linsey" as an outside shot, but it looks like those folks are "Lindsays" or similar, and didn't find any Clement or Clemence.

I'm returning to troll through the Baptism records for St Edourd de Napierville in hopes of finding something there. It seems like the Raymonds and the Fortin/Martin/Martier/Marteaus were there in the 1820s-1840s. Maybe Gilbert Jesse was bapstised there but sloppy handwriting or bad indexing may have overlooked him.

Re: Gilbert Jessie/Jessa

DBsquirl — 2013-03-06 17:34:42Z

I don't have access...in fact, this is the first I have heard of it.

Re: Gilbert Jessie/Jessa

michaelrlaporte — 2013-03-06 16:38:46Z

Do you have access to the La France database from the Genealogie Quebec web site?

If so, have you checked for records there -- a lot of overlap with Drouin, but I've found it to be a good resource that's easy to use.

If not, I'll check for Clemence/Clement and marriage to Charles Couture and see if I can come up with any other leads. I'd not heard of this person, so any further possible lead is good news.

M

Re: Gilbert Jessie/Jessa

DBsquirl — 2013-03-06 13:01:42Z

I don't have any information on Gilbert other than what I gave you. I am trying to find information on his parents because I believe (no proof yet) that he had a sister named Clemence/Clement Jessie who was married to Charles Seymour/Couture. I was hoping to find her parents but found Gilbert and was hoping to find them through him but have had absolutely no luck.

Re: Gilbert Jessie/Jessa

michaelrlaporte — 2013-03-05 21:02:56Z

The Morrisonville burial records include the woman who was Gibert's wife -- Catherine. She is mentioned as "Forteau" in Gilbert's Civil War Pension file. She's listed there as "Martin" for a maiden name.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~frgen/clin...

There is another woman "Martin" on that page, a "Mary Fortin-Martin" Jersey (sic) who was married to Joseph Jersey (sic) and is the daughter of Anthony Fortin-Martin.

I suspect that there is a possibility that Mary and Catherine "Kate" Martin/Martier/Forteau Jessee are related.

Anthony Fortin-Martin is likely also "Antoine Martin" or "Antoine Martier" but I've not been able to confirm this, which is why I asked.

I have a similar makeup of people surrounding Gilbert Jesse in my tree but much is unsourced or in "theory" mode right now.

I suspect that Armenia Raymo/Raymond is as you note the daughetr of Pierre and Julie Montour, and was baptised "Ermine Raymond."

I also theorize that Kate Jesse / Catherine Fortin-Martin/Martier was the daughter of Antoine/Anthony and Scholastique Robert, also called "Celeste" or "Celestial" sometimes.

I know that many of these people exist, but I'm not always certain of the connection.

Like most, I have no parentage for Gilbert, which has frustrated many of us.