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Migratebot (talk | contribs) Created page with " '''Born:''' January 10, 1843 '''Died:''' April 22, 1936 '''Married:''' Joseph DeLisle '''Children:''' Mrs. Richard K. Malloy, Nelson P. DeLisle, Felix Q. DeLisle, Mrs. Fred C. Lamy, Mary DeLisle DeMerse, Mrs. M. M. Munn, Mrs. George L. Hooley '''Marguerite LaPointe DeLisle''' had 107 desc..." |
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'''Died:''' April 22, 1936 | '''Died:''' April 22, 1936 | ||
'''Married:''' [[Joseph | '''Married:''' [[Joseph O. Delisle|Joseph DeLisle]] | ||
'''Children:''' Mrs. Richard K. Malloy, [[Nelson | '''Children:''' Mrs. Richard K. Malloy, [[Nelson P. DeLisle|Nelson P. DeLisle]], [[Felix DeLisle|Felix Q. DeLisle]], [[Emma DeLisle Lamy|Mrs. Fred C. Lamy]], [[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/80324648/mary-demerse|Mary DeLisle DeMerse]], [[Agnes DeLisle|Mrs. M. M. Munn]], Mrs. George L. Hooley | ||
'''Marguerite LaPointe DeLisle''' had 107 descendants at the time of her death in 1936. | '''Marguerite LaPointe DeLisle''' had 107 descendants at the time of her death in 1936. | ||
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A solemn requiem high mass for Mrs. Marguerite LaPointe DeLisle, 93, who was Saranac Lake's oldest resident, was said Wednesday morning. | A solemn requiem high mass for Mrs. Marguerite LaPointe DeLisle, 93, who was Saranac Lake's oldest resident, was said Wednesday morning. | ||
Rev. [[Clarence | Rev. [[Clarence A. Kitts|Charles Kitts]], pastor, officiated, assisted by Rev. [[Ross A. Garnsey|Ross Garnsey]], assistant pastor, and Rev. [[Joseph Blais|Joseph Blais]], pastor of St. Mary's church. Mrs. DeLisle, following an illness of several months, died at the home of her eldest daughter, Mrs. Richard E. Malloy. | ||
Born in St. Charles, P. Q., January 10, 1843, she was married in Quebec City, Quebec, in 1861, to Joseph DeLisle. They removed to Saranac Lake in 1888, from Ausable Forks. They came to this country shortly after their marriage and resided in West Plattsburg before making their home in Ausable Forks. | Born in St. Charles, P. Q., January 10, 1843, she was married in Quebec City, Quebec, in 1861, to Joseph DeLisle. They removed to Saranac Lake in 1888, from Ausable Forks. They came to this country shortly after their marriage and resided in West Plattsburg before making their home in Ausable Forks. | ||
Revision as of 01:42, 23 December 2025
Born: January 10, 1843
Died: April 22, 1936
Married: Joseph DeLisle
Children: Mrs. Richard K. Malloy, Nelson P. DeLisle, Felix Q. DeLisle, Mrs. Fred C. Lamy, [DeLisle DeMerse], Mrs. M. M. Munn, Mrs. George L. Hooley
Marguerite LaPointe DeLisle had 107 descendants at the time of her death in 1936.
Lake Placid News, April 24, 1936
Oldest Resident Dies
A solemn requiem high mass for Mrs. Marguerite LaPointe DeLisle, 93, who was Saranac Lake's oldest resident, was said Wednesday morning.
Rev. Charles Kitts, pastor, officiated, assisted by Rev. Ross Garnsey, assistant pastor, and Rev. Joseph Blais, pastor of St. Mary's church. Mrs. DeLisle, following an illness of several months, died at the home of her eldest daughter, Mrs. Richard E. Malloy.
Born in St. Charles, P. Q., January 10, 1843, she was married in Quebec City, Quebec, in 1861, to Joseph DeLisle. They removed to Saranac Lake in 1888, from Ausable Forks. They came to this country shortly after their marriage and resided in West Plattsburg before making their home in Ausable Forks.
Mrs. DeLisle had 107 descendants. In addition to seven children she is survived by 47 grandchildren, 43 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren. Mrs. DeLisle's children, besides Mrs. Malloy are: Nelson P. DeLisle, Felix Q. DeLisle, Mrs. Fred C. Lamy, Mrs. William DeMerse and Mrs. M. M. Munn, all of Saranac Lake, and Mrs. George L. Hooley of Albany.
AuSable Forks Record Post, April 30, 1936
Mrs. Marguerite DeLisle, 93, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. [B. Mallory] [sic], [Lake street]. The funeral services were held in [Bernard's] Catholic church and burial took place in [Ridge cemetery].
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