Aimé Nault + Joséphine Martel

14 children
19041918
Birth: 1904 33 29 Saskatchewan, Canada
Death: November 20, 1918Onion Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
19071979
Birth: September 28, 1907 37 33 Onion Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Death: December 18, 1979Creston, British Columbia, Canada
19101979
Birth: April 7, 1910 40 35 Onion Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Death: April 28, 1979
18931894
Birth: September 23, 1893 23 19
Death: September 22, 1894St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
18941895
Birth: October 30, 1894 24 20
Death: March 13, 1895
18941894
Birth: October 30, 1894 24 20
Death: October 31, 1894
18961980
Birth: 1896 25 21
Death: 1980
18971969
Birth: December 18, 1897 27 23 St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
Death: 1969Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada
19001986
Birth: June 2, 1900 30 26 St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
Death: July 5, 1986Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada
19021995
Birth: August 28, 1902 32 28 St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
Death: July 21, 1995Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada
19051999
Birth: November 4, 1905 35 31 Jackfish Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Death: September 8, 1999Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada
19131979
Birth: 1913 42 38
Death: 1979Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada
1997
Death: April 11, 1997Calgary, Alberta, Canada
18701945
Birth: March 8, 1870 39 37 St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
Death: NE 16-62-25 W3September 14, 1945Beacon Hill, Saskatchewan, Canada
18301924
Birth: April 20, 1830 31 20 Point Douglas, Manitoba
Death: December 17, 1924Fort Garry, Winnipeg, Manitoba
18321914
Birth: June 27, 1832 37 32 St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
Death: May 24, 1914Fort Garry, Winnipeg, Manitoba
18741943
Birth: May 16, 1874 48 41 St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
Death: November 11, 1943Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada
18261897
Birth: May 7, 1826 57 40 St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
Death: June 13, 1897St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
1832
Birth: June 10, 1832 51 35 Red River Settlement, St Boniface, Manitoba

Facts and events

Marriage
November 22, 1892
St Boniface, Manitoba, Canada
Latitude: 49.9 Longitude: -97.1

Memories by Simone Lapointe

"Aimé Nault married Joséphine Martel on November 22, 1892.

"Around 1903 they moved to Jack Fish Saskatchewan. They were people of deep faith. That is where they took their strength, because it was a hard life.

"At the end living in Beacon Hill Saskatchewan, in a nice log house, so clean and well kept.

"They were very welcoming people, I remember. Memere killing a chicken on Saturday to make a large pot of soup in case someone will stop in.

"That was their way of life for many years, people would stop for a meal or stay overnight. After what I heard it was not too often that they had a day without someone.

"For many years they took care of one of their nieces, then a handicapped man, also a mentally handicapped young man. Years after they took in three young children. Their mother had died.

"There was no priest for many years, no church. A priest used to travel from one place to the other, once a month. He had his room at our grandparents' place and would say mass for all the surrounding farmers or ranchers.

"In the 40s they went to church on the Beacon Hill Reserve."

(faxed to Lee Anne Pedersen 2008 April 21)