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Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

alidelo1 — 2011-08-31 22:07:38Z

I was wondering if you could tell me where Danny Shabino is burryed please.I knew him really well many years ago and that he was known as Michael. thanks Ali

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

pjepsen — 2010-12-19 01:46:31Z

My gggrandfather married Jane "Jennie" Nelson, Emma's Sister, so you and I are related.

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

pjepsen — 2010-12-19 01:39:27Z

I sent you a message through ancestry, with my email address in it.

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

pjepsen — 2010-12-19 01:38:37Z

I have not been able tolink my Family to Oliver yet. Possibly now I can.

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

pjepsen — 2010-12-17 21:59:04Z

I would like to know more about his Great Grandfather and his Grand Father.

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

annmclarty97 — 2010-12-16 18:51:09Z

Louis was my 2nd cousin,3x removed...His great grandfather, Francois Charbonneau, was my great gggggrandfather.

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

annmclarty97 — 2010-12-15 16:52:02Z

It is so good to hear from you! And Yes! we are related.....I have a lot of information too and would really enjoy sharing with you. I have a lot of history of the Charbonneau/Sharbono/Sharbino family ....no pictures however except what I have of my Mom and her family. My great grandmother was Philomene "Mary" Charbonneau Tereau..Keep in touch and I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Ann

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

pjepsen — 2010-12-15 14:18:08Z

Info for Louis/Lewis
Moved from Blue Earth, Fairibault CO., MN 1901 to Oakes, ND then Alberta 1909 a nd possibly Vancouver, Canada.

1870 Census Troy Twnp, Walworth Co. family 199 (Richmond) as a farm laborer
1880 Census Dayton Twno, Richland Co. Fam 10

A couple of additional census listings on Louis:

1860 Census. Troy Twnp., Walworth Co., WI. Pg 143 Family 65. Age 8 Born WI.

1870 Census. Troy Twnp., Walworth Co., WI. Family 199 (Richmond) as a farm laborer

1880 Census. Dayton Twnp., Richland Co., WI. Pg 51D Fam 10. Age 28 Born WI. Farmer.

1900 Census. Blue Earth ED 81, Faribault Co., MN. Pg 11B Family 226. Born Mar 1852 WI. Parents CAN/CAN. Married 25 years. 6 children 4 living. Retired Farmer.

1911 Canadian Census. Medicine Hat ED 4-58, Alberta, CAN. Pg 6 Family 149. Born Mar 1852 USA. Immigrated 1909. Presbyterian.

Died 5 Feb 1930. Emma died 10 Apr 1937 (Savage Family Bible).

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

pjepsen — 2010-12-15 14:16:23Z

Louis was my Great grandfather

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

pjepsen — 2010-12-15 14:14:48Z

I am related to you. My gggrandfather was Levi Shabino. His son was Louis Bernard Shabino, and My Grandmother was Hazel Marion Shabino. Shabino was changed from Charbonneau. Levi and Louis were brothers. I have Photos and a decent family tree. My Mother was Neva Beverly Grafft.

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

waynekeith96 — 2010-08-12 21:42:07Z

Anyone with any info on Charbonneau or Sharbono family
living in Grant Parish LA. late 1800 would be greatly
appreciated .

Thanks,
Joseph Keith

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

annmclarty97 — 2010-04-26 15:15:51Z

Lewis Bernard Shabino was my 2nd cousin, 3 times removed. He wss born in 1880 and was the son of Levi Charnonneau and Jennie. Is this your Lewis?
Ann

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

supermom4u — 2010-02-27 16:30:08Z

Yes I am interested in any information you have on Lewis. I will need to locate our family bible to answer your question about my great-grandfathert Thank you for your quick response. Bev

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

annmclarty97 — 2010-02-27 02:56:37Z

It is very likely that we may be related. I have 2 Louis Charbonneaus in my family and one did return to Canada. What year was Louis/Lewis Charbonneau born? Was his father Joseph Charbonneau? My Louis Charbonneau was my great granduncle and was born about 1834.

I have the Charbonneau/Sharbono family tree back to about 1590 if you are interested.

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

supermom4u — 2010-02-26 18:07:49Z

hello my name Bev Hoffman. My greatgrandfather was Lewis Shabino but it was orginally Charbonneau. His wife was Emma Nelsen. They moved to Alberta from Wisconnsin and finally endrd up in Vancouver British Columbia Canada. They had several chikdren ;Harold and Forence are the names that I know but there are other names of their children that I do not know. My grandfather was Harold. He married Irene Smith. They had 3 children; Rae(son) and 2 daughters Valda and Lola. Valda is my mother. Rae is dead and so is my mom. Lola,my aunt is in her early eighties. Rae had two children Daniel and Celeste. Danny died of cancer in the late eighties. My mother married Charles Blake they had Murray,Merilyn, Beverley,Lynda, abd Donald. Aunt Lola married Gordon Peck they had three sons Jay, Wayne,and Steven. When Danny Rae's son died that was it for the name Shabino from Harold's line. So much for now,Bev

Re: Charbonneau/Sharbono

supermom4u — 2010-02-26 18:05:19Z

Charbonneau/Sharbono

annmcster — 2009-04-12 03:28:51Z

My family originated in Cannada and New York State. They migrated to MN and later Montana as well. The spelling has mostly changed to Sharbono and sometimes Sharbino. Joseph Charbonneau was my great grandfather...first ancestry begins in France with Oliver Charbonneu.

Ann

Re: Welcome Shabinaw

tangierslair — 2003-11-20 05:22:54Z

Oct 20 2003
Hello patti,
Just came across the Shabinaw message board. I am
very interested in finding a Alexander & Mary or Frances
Shabinaw listed in the 1870 michigan census. He
is named as a father in regards to a daughter born in
the summer of 1864 her name is ADA ..I need information.
in Wayne Co. Sumpter twp. she is my Great grandmother.
What has happended to this family group. please respond
this is extremely important . We believe they were French/
Canadian. If you have information, I would be very happy
to receive some news.

Re: Welcome Shabinaw

tangierslair — 2003-11-20 05:22:54Z

Oct.24

Hi .Patti,

Thank You , Your help is most appreciated>>>.
I need to check Wayne County records, will
let you know more soon. I Hope ..

Linda

Re: Welcome Shabinaw

pjepsen — 2003-10-22 14:48:06Z

I will see what I can find. They spelled these names so may different ways. It can be a real challange.

Re: Welcome

dhinzman — 2003-01-20 06:54:07Z

I just happened by this site to get some ideas on the spelling for a name my father-in-law gave me. Phonetically it is SHA-bin-aw. I don't know if that's close to your name or not. I'm looking for a "Shabinaw" that married Ida WATERLOO in Detroit between 1900 and 1910. I'm not sure of the spelling but am pretty sure about the marriage. Hope you or someone else who drops by here will be able to connect to this DETROIT family in the early 1900's. Thanks for being there! Good luck with your site.............

Re: Ida Shubin

dhinzman — 2003-01-20 06:54:07Z

Hi Patti-
Thanks for trying! I haven't found anything yet. The Ida [Waterloo] SHA-bin-aw I'm looking for was born in April 1884 according to the 1900 census which shows the Waterloo family name as WASSELLO. [In the 1910 and 1920 censuses it's WATERLOO.......go figure!] Ida had two daughters by ? SHA-bin-aw......Eleanore and Melda. I really appreciate your help. Thanks again......Dolores

Ida Shubin

pjepsen — 2002-11-10 05:07:40Z

I found Jacob and Ida Shubin on the 1930 federal census for Detroit Michigan. It shows Ida age 34 and Jacob age 36.
Children: Florence and Morley

Re: Shabinaw

pjepsen — 2002-11-10 04:53:20Z

Dolores,

Thought you might be interested in this. Was Ida Single when she died?
I did find this and am still looking.
Ida WATERLOO
Birth Date: 21 Aug 1895
Death Date: Jun 1983
Social Security Number: 384-38-3940
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Michigan

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 48062
Localities: Richmond, Macomb, Michigan
Richmond Township, Macomb, Michigan

Shabino Census Records

pjepsen — 2002-11-10 04:42:54Z

I found these on the LDS search page.

Thought it might help someone.

Joseph SHABINO Self M <Married> Male W <White> 64 CAN Laborer CAN CAN
Rose SHABINO Wife M <Married> Female W <White> 69 CAN CAN CAN
Octave SHABINO Son S <Single> Male W <White> 25 CAN CAN CAN

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Source Information:
Census Place Ellenburgh, Clinton, New York
Family History Library Film 1254819
NA Film Number T9-0819
Page Number 328C
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Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
David SHABINO Self M Male W 50 MI Farmer MI MI
Sarah SHABINO Wife M Female W 50 MI Keeping House MI MI
Eli SHABINO Son S Male W 28 MI Works On Farm MI MI
Nelsen SHABINO Son S Male W 24 MI Laborer MI MI
Fabian SHABINO Son S Male W 21 MI Laborer MI MI
Columbus SHABINO Son S Male W 18 MI Laborer MI MI
Libbie SHABINO Dau S Female W 16 MI Domestic MI MI
Zoa SHABINO Dau S Female W 14 MI At Home MI MI
Agness SHABINO Dau S Female W 11 MI At Home MI MI
Napoleon SHABINO Son S Male W 3 MI MI MI

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Source Information:
Census Place Berlin, Monroe, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254595
NA Film Number T9-0595
Page Number 313A

Re: Shabinaw

2002-09-29 20:59:39Z

Thanks Patti for your reply. Sometimes "easy" names get misspelled in the census, but the possibilities for misspelling THIS name are ENDLESS! Good luck in your search.......Dolores

Shabinaw

pjepsen — 2002-09-29 07:17:31Z

I know our family name started as Charbonneau, and it has been spelled many ways. Shawbinaw was one way it was spelled on the census. It was changed to Shabino and Chabino. I will keep a look out for Ida.
Patti

Welcome

pjepsen — 2002-09-25 03:09:08Z

This is a new Message Board and we recently added the Shabino surname to the mail list. Shabino for my family was originally Charbonneau. Please feel free to post and let us know about your Shabino Family.

Patti Jepsen
Board Administrator