Urgel Godard + Sophie Hébert
12 children
1899–
Birth: 16 April 1899
39
39
1896–1994
Birth: 26 February 1896
36
36
Death: 21 October 1994
1881–
Birth: 10 October 1881
22
21
1894–1962
Birth: 24 November 1894
35
34
— Sainte-Sophie, Terrebonne, Deux-Montagnes
Death: 25 September 1962 — Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
1883–1969
Birth: 6 January 1883
23
23
Death: 18 May 1969
1885–
Birth: 28 January 1885
25
25
1890–
Birth: 2 August 1890
30
30
1886–1888
Birth: 17 September 1886
27
26
Death: 3 August 1888 — St-Janvier, Terrebonne, Deux-Montagnes
1888–1888
Birth: 28 May 1888
28
28
Death: 26 July 1888 — St-Janvier, Terrebonne, Deux-Montagnes
1893–1893
Birth: 15 April 1893
33
33
Death: 5 August 1893
1897–1898
Birth: 1 December 1897
38
37
Death: 21 February 1898
1859–1938
Birth: 26 August 1859
28
29
Death: 15 May 1938 — Sainte-Sophie, Terrebonne, Deux-Montagnes
1831–1900
Birth: 13 May 1831
34
31
— Ste-Thérèse, Quebec, Canada
Death: 28 July 1900 — St-Janvier, Terrebonne, Deux-Montagnes
1830–1910
Birth: 13 August 1830
42
38
— Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Thérèse-de-Blainville, Quebec
Death: 11 June 1910 — St-Janvier, Terrebonne, Deux-Montagnes
1859–1934
Birth: 20 December 1859
29
33
— Sainte-Scholastique, Deux-Montagnes, Canada East
Death: 1934
1830–1901
Birth: 1830
37
30
Death: 5 August 1901 — Sainte-Monique, Deux-Montagnes, Quebec
1826–1903
Birth: 16 December 1826
37
23
— Sainte-Scholastique, Deux-Montagnes, Canada East
Death: 14 April 1903 — Ste-Monique, Québec, Canada
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Memories by Simone Lapointe "When our grandfather passed away he was getting ready for a trip to Bonnyville. He had been visiting before. But our grandmother never came on account of her health. "At first when uncle Joseph came to Alberta, she was very worried thinking that he might be living with the Natives. "They were people of deep faith. Prayer had a very important place in our grandparents' lives. Grandpa would get up early so he could have an hour of prayer on his knees before rest would be up. "Their door was always open to anyone who would ask for food. At the table there was always an extra plate in case the poor would stop. On Sunday for lunch there was always many visitors, and their home was always open to all the priests in the surrounding area. "Grandma was a very good cook and she loved to do it. Her passtime was playing cards." (faxed to Lee Anne Pedersen 2008 April 21)
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