Retourner à la fiche de: Caroline Boivin
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It states on the burial record dated on 18 April 1913 in Bonfield, Nipissing, Ontario, Canada that Caroline Boivin died at the age of 87 years old and her deceased husband is listed as Jean-Baptiste Laplante.
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It states on the death record dated on 16 April 1913 in Bonfield, Nipissing, Ontario, Canada that Caroline Boivin birth place is listed as Rigo possibly (Ste-Madeleine de Rigaud, Vaudreuil, Quebec, Canada).and Caroline Boivin parents are listed as Joseph Denis Boivin and Catherine Dupuis.
1891 Census of Canada, Province: Ontario, District: Nipissing, Subdistrict: Nipissing and Bonfield - Caroline Boivin birthplace is listed as Quebec and she is 63 years old in 1891
1901 Census of Canada, Province: Ontario, District: Nipissing, Subdistrict: Bonfield - Caroline Boivin marital status is listed as widowed and she is 73 years old in 1901.
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The Certificate of Marriage for (Caroline Boivin & John Baptiste (La) Plante) dated 22 July 1849 is registered at Mount St-Patrick, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada at the church of St-Patrick (No parents are listed on the Certificate of Marriage)
A hand-written marriage index card retrieved from [Cardex Institut Drouin Microfilm] dated 22 July 1849 at Mount St-Patrick, Renfrew, Ontario; indicates that Caroline Boivin parents are listed as (Denis Boivin & Catherine Gauvreau) and Jean-Baptiste Laplante parents are listed as (Louis Laplante & M. Louise Asselin), unfortuanetely this documented source is not a church record therefore it has limited credibility unless the index card was actually recorded by someone who may have had access to archives (private collections) or parish registers.
The Kardex was made in the 1950’s after the Blue Drouin (originally the Black Kardex) was produced for internal purposes. The Red Book was made in the 1960’s.
The information of the parents can also come from the family who purchase a genealogy bible or a family tree, not only the church records.
On the Kardex file, you will see a note written Laplante, Ls. Nap. 2 – 1. Normally, it means that the marriage is the second generation of the person who purchase the family tree.
