Alfred Berube was born on October 8, 1846. He was baptized by a missionary priest three days later at St. Joseph Church in Carleton, Quebec, Canada.*
Carleton, Gaspesie, 1897
His parents were Louis and Mathilde (Gagnon).
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| Emilie (Ferland) Berube, circa 1925 |
He married Emilie Ferland on Oct. 10, 1871 in Maria, Bonaventure Co., Quebec, Canada.* Her parents were Jean Baptiste and Euphemie Francoeur dit Claire.
who was born on Oct. 31, in Bathhurst, New Brunswick. She married Frederick Pariseau on July 11, 1905 at St. Louis Church in Woonsocket. They had 7 children: Bernice, Marie-Alice, Roland Emile, (b. June 21, 1912, Woonsocket , RI., d. February 18, 1996, Anaheim, CA.) Lionel, Therese, Alfred and Bernadette. [Frederick was a widower. His first wife was Delima Lefebvre. She died in childbirth for their 6th child together. One daughter, Delia, returned to live with Frederick and his new wife.]
At one time Emilie lived at 106 Hebert Ave. She died at the home of her daughter, (Bernice) Mrs. Maxime Peloquin of 649 Elm St., Woonsocket, RI. on June 23, 1953. She was 78 years old and is buried in Precious Blood Cemetery, Blackstone, MA.*
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| Theophile and Marguerite Mercier |
He was born on September 17, 1874 in Chatham, NB. He died on November 28, 1964.
They lived in Manchester, NH and had 6 children, 2 boys (Marcel and Adrien) and 4 girls (Mrs.Godfroid Deliste, Mrs. Henry Lussier, Blanche and Marie Anne). Marguerite died on March 13, 1940 at age 63.*
They lived in Manchester, NH and had 6 children, 2 boys (Marcel and Adrien) and 4 girls (Mrs.Godfroid Deliste, Mrs. Henry Lussier, Blanche and Marie Anne). Marguerite died on March 13, 1940 at age 63.*
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| Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Manchester, NH |
Charles Alfred, born on June 30, 1878 in Chatham, New Brunswick. He taught in a Woonsocket boarding school and later became a scholar and priest with the Assumption Fathers. He did his novitiate at Essarts, France: 1937-38, his perpetual vows at Verargues on Dec. 8, 1942 and was ordained a priest on April 24, 1943. Story has it that he was imprisoned in the Roman catacombs at some point. He was a professor in Verargues, France and in Worcester, MA. He died in Worcester on August 14, 1962 at the age of 84*  |
| Charles' signature as godfather for cousin, Alfred Berube in Quebec, 1911. |
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| Virginie in the 1920's. |
For more information go to Find-A-Grave
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| Marie-Anne |
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| Jean B. Patenaude |
Marie-Anne (Annie) was born May 13, 1882 . She married Jean B. Patenaude in 1910. He was born in December 18, 1885 in Fall River, MA. and died on October 15, 1947 in Woonsocket, RI. They had three sons; Eugene, Emile and Armand, and a daughter Therese, who became Sister Vivian R.J.M.
Marie-Anne died on December 10, 1963.
William was born on June 21, 1885 in Dalhousie, Quebec or Restigouch, New Brunswick. He married Marie Cormier on May 12, 1913, in Woonsocket, RI. He and Marie had 4 children: Lionel, Bernadette, Jeannette and Aurore. He died on January 23,1938 in Woonsocket, RI. He is buried in Precious Blood Cemetery.
Lydia was born in 1887. At the age of 21 she left Woonsocket to become Soeur Marie-Emilie of the Franciscan Order of Mary, Quebec. On August 12, 1913 she took her final vows at the Convent of Bale in St. Paul, Quebec.* At one time she lived in St. John's Convent, Marquette, Mich. where she was a teacher. She also worked in Worchester, MA. She died at the Mother House in Baie St-Paul, Quebec on July 19, 1956. She was 69 years old.*
Bernadette was born Nov. 8, 1888 in Campbellton, Restigouche, New Brunswick. She became Soeur Marie-Alfred of the Franciscan Order of Mary, Quebec. She lived at Baie St.Paul, Quebec, Canada.
The Berube family immigrated to Salem, MA in 1890 and later moved to Fall River. They were living there in 1900. Finally they came to stay in Woonsocket, RI. in 1904.
Elizabeth was born on July 5, 1892 in Woonsocket, RI.*For more information go to Find-A-Grave
Therese was born on April 1, 1894. She became Soeur Ives des Anges of the Franciscan Order of Mary, Worcester, MA. For a time she lived in Ste. Anne de Beaupre, Quebec. She died at the Congregation of the Little Sisters of Mary, Quebec at the age of 85 in March of 1980. She had been a nun for 60 years.*
Alice Marie was born on April 13, 1896 in Fall River, MA.
She was a nun for a few years.
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Later she married J. Arthur Eugene Rouleau on Sept. 26, 1931 in Woonsocket, RI. At the time she was living at 812 Social St. and he lived at 144 Crawford St. Her brother, William Berube was a witness at the wedding.* Alice was a nurse and elementary school teacher. She died in December of 1995 in Woonsocket, RI.Find a Grave information for Alice.
Another child called Berenice was born on an unknown date. She became Soeur Ives de la Nativite.
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| Elizabeth, Marguerite, Virginie, Marie-Anne, Emilie, Therese (Ives des Anges), Lydia (Marie-Emilie), Bernadette (Marie-Alfred), and Alice |
Alfred worked as a laborer and carpenter.
Places he lived:
- 242 Gaulin Avenue, Woonsocket, RI
- 113 Cumberland St., Woonsocket, RI
He died on April 15, 1912 at 113 Cumberland St. in Woonsocket, RI. He was 66 years old. His funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Ann's Church. The bearers were: Israel Berube of Boston, Henry Trudeau, Joseph Ferland and Frederic Pariseau.*
Emilie died at l'Hospice St-Antoine in North Smithfield, RI on Dec. 25, 1929.*
Both are buried in Precious Blood Cemetery.
Find-A-Grave information for Alfred.
Find-A-Grave information for Emilie.
Emilie died at l'Hospice St-Antoine in North Smithfield, RI on Dec. 25, 1929.*
Both are buried in Precious Blood Cemetery.
Find-A-Grave information for Alfred.
Find-A-Grave information for Emilie.
Charles Alfred Berube's parents were:
Louis Berube and Mathilde Gagnon
Louis Berube's parents were:
Henri Berube and Charlotte Comtois
Henri Bérubé's parents were:
Jean Baptiste Bérubé and Marie Francoise Dubé
Jean Baptiste Bérubé parents were:
André Bérubé and Marie Josephte Vézina
André Bérubé's parents were:
Pierre Bérubé and Genevieve Dancosse
2 comments:
You said: Emilie Berube married Frederick Pariseau on July 11, 1905 at St. Louis Church in Woonsocket, which is true. Then you said: They had 8 children: Delia, Bernice, Marie-Alice, Roland Emile, Lionel, Therese, Alfred and Bernadette. This is untrue. Emilie only had 7 children with Frederick (everyone on that list except Delia). Frederick already had six children from his first wife, Delima Lefebvre, (Adelard, Delia, Ernest, Rose Alma, Alphonse and Raymond). In fact, Delia Pariseau was born on 15 Apr 1896, nine years before Emilie married Frederick.
To further explain, after Frederick's first wife Delima died in childbirth with Raymond, Frederick divided his six children up amongst his siblings. Raymond was a newborn and was sent to live with Fred's brother Peter and his wife Florence and they raised him as their own child. Raymond himself was not told until about age 10-12 that his "uncle Fred" was actually his father. Delia was probably included on your list because she was the only child from the first family who returned to live with Frederick and his new wife Emilie in order to help with the children in the new family.
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