| Record Principal Person |
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| ID No: |
1243447 |
| Firstname: |
James |
| Name: |
Maloney
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| Gender: |
M |
| Occupation: |
Shoemaker (cordonnier) |
| Born: |
1804 estimation
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| Parish/City: |
Unknown |
| Country: |
Ireland |
| Bapt./Source: |
In the 1871 census, James says he's 63 years old (=birth in 1808), but in his burial record (St-Joseph de Lauzon ), Nov. 4 1876, his son Michael told he was 72 years old(=birth in 1804). |
| Death: |
02 November 1876 - Age: 72
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| Parish/City: |
St-Joseph de Lauzon, Lauzon (Lévis), prov. of Quebec |
| Country: |
Canada |
| Burial/Source: |
Buried Nov. 4 1876. |
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Information, Other Kids, Notes, etc.
Came to Canada in 1840, already married and father of at least 2 children (John and Michael) in 1840 (re: his son Michael's declaration in the 1901 census, concordances about the age of his children in the various census and marriage records in Lévis and ...< plus >...
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Marriage or Union
James 26 years & Johanna 19 years
1830
Unknown, Unknown, Unknown
Ireland
Source: Marriage year is an estimation- Acc. to the census 1871-1901, and various parish records, vs the respective age of their children, they should have wed around 1830.
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| Partner |
| ID No: |
1243448 |
| Firstname: |
Johanna |
| Name: |
Cusack
Cusick
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| Gender: |
F |
| Occupation: |
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| Born: |
1811 estimation
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| Parish/City: |
Unknown |
| Country: |
Ireland |
| Bapt./Source: |
60 years old at the moment of the 1871 census. |
| Death: |
07 November 1871 - Age: 60
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| Parish/City: |
St-Joseph de Lauzon (Lévis), prov. of Quebec |
| Country: |
Canada |
| Burial/Source: |
Acc. to the parish records: Buried Nov. 9, 1871 in the ancient cemerary next to the church, then exhumed and re-buried in 1875 when this cemetary was moved to its Mont-Marie actual location. |
Information, Other Kids, Notes, etc.
Her name could also be «Cusack»: it is very often mispelled in many ways. Joanna, Jenna, Kusic, Kusik, Cusac, Cusak, etc. in the various records. Came to Canada in 1840, already married and mother of at least 2 children (John and Michael) in 1840 (re: hi ...< plus >...
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