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Generation No. 1
1.
LOUIS1 LEMIRE He married LOUISE LAMIRANDE.
Child of
LOUIS LEMIRE and LOUISE LAMIRANDE is:
2. i. ANASTASIA S.2 LEMIRE, b. 02 Nov 1834, Canada;
d. 01 Sep 1890, Wisconsin.
Generation No. 2
2.
ANASTASIA S.2 LEMIRE (LOUIS1) was born 02 Nov 1834 in Canada,
and died 01 Sep 1890 in Wisconsin. She married CAMILLE GAMELIN 13 Jan 1852 in Canada, son of
THOMAS GAMELIN and FRANCOISE PLANTE. He was born 14 May 1829 in St.
Francois du Lac, Quebec,
Canada, and died 09 Sep 1886
in Marinette, Marinette County,
Wisconsin.
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About ANASTASIA S. LEMIRE:
Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery
Notes
for CAMILLE GAMELIN:
Camille
32, & Anastasia 27, moved to Green
Bay, Wisconsin area
in late 1861 with three or four of the eight children. Soon after they arrived,
Louis Moses was born in Pensaukee. Then they had eventually settled in Marinette, Wisconsin.
Camille lived 25 years in Wisconsin,
Anastasia 29. Camille died three days before the marriage of his oldest son,
Albert in September 1886. Leaving two children, Eva & Joseph, still at home
with their mother. In 1890 Anastasia died at Northern Hospital
in Winnebago. Both Camille & Anastasia are buried in a family plot in the
southern section (originally a Catholic burial ground) of Wood lawn Cemetery in Marinette. There is also a
possibility that additional children where born - one source adds an Aldrich.
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About CAMILLE GAMELIN:
Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery
Census:
1880, Menekaunee, Marinette,
Wisconsin
Children
of ANASTASIA LEMIRE and CAMILLE GAMELIN are:
i. EDNA3 GAMELIN, m. PECK.
ii. ALBERT
CAMILLE GAMELIN, b. 12 Aug 1853, St. Francois du Lac, Quebec, Canada; d.
17 Aug 1939, Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin; m. JULIA ROUSE, 12 Sep
1886, Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin; b. 12 Jun 1864, Wisconsin; d. 30
Jun 1943, Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin.
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About ALBERT CAMILLE GAMELIN:
Burial:
19 Aug 1939, Woodlawn
Cemetery
Census
1: 1910, Marinette, Marinette County,
Wisconsin
Census
2: 1930, Marinette, Marinette County,
Wisconsin
Funeral
Home: Mclain Thielen Langer Funeral Home
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About JULIA ROUSE:
Burial:
03 Jul 1943, Woodlawn
Cemetery
Funeral
Home: Zeitler Martell Funeral Home
iii. MARY
LOUISE GAMELIN, b. 26 Jan 1854, Toronto, Canada; d. 09 Nov 1918,
Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin; m. ALFRED
GREENWOOD; b. Holbrook, Mass.; d. 1915,
Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin.
Notes
for MARY LOUISE GAMELIN:
Marinette
Eagle Star, November 9, 1918
PIONEER
WOMAN SUCCUMS TODAY AT HOME OF SON
Mrs.
Alfred Greenwood, A Resident of Marinette for 60 years, Dies Suddenly. Did
Washing On Friday Later Going Home of Son, where Death Occurred Early This
Morning Mrs. Alfred Greenwood, a resident of Marinette for sixty years, died
this morning at 6:30 at the home of her son, George Greenwood, 1643 Ludington Street.
Mrs. Greenwood, Who was a widow, 65 years of age, resided at 1023 Main Street. On Friday she did a
washing and later in the day went to the home of her son for a visit. Not
feeling well, she remained the night and this morning her son went into her
room to give her some medicine he thought she was sleeping, but instead she was
dying. Heart trouble was the cause of her death. She was a daughter of Camille
Gamelin, who at the time owned the present site of the H & M Co. on the
River Front. Her Husband, Alfred Greenwood, died three years ago. She is
survived by four sons Fred, of Tacoma, Washington; Louis, Manitowoc;
George & John of this city. Two brothers, Louis and Albert Gamelin, and
three sisters also survive. The funeral will be held Monday morning at 9
o'clock.
iv. LOUIS
MOSES GAMELIN, b. 10 Dec 1861, Pensaukee, Wisconsin; d. 1925, Marinette,
Marinette County, Wisconsin; m. (1) ANNA
SOPHIA WINK, 17 Nov 1884, Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin; b. 24 Mar 1867,
Waterford, Wisconsin; d. 04 Jul 1907, Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin;
m. (2) MARY MARTHA NORTHWAY, 04 Dec 1911, Marinette,
Wisconsin; b. Abt. 1860.
Notes
for LOUIS MOSES GAMELIN:
Louis
Moses Gamelin married Anna Sophia Wink (daughter of Theodor Henry Wink &
Anna Mary Kaiser) in 1885 Marinette,
Wisconsin. After marriage, Louis
& Anna lived with her parents while he worked as a stevedore (Marinette
City Directory, 1887). Their first child, Anna Rose, probably was born in the
Wink home & remembered Grandma Wink warmly. Then trouble dogged the family
, an eighth child died in infancy, Anna Sophia's health failed, Louis' behavior
deteriorated, perhaps because of the lessening job opportunities ( Lucille
remembers hiding under a porch across the street to see what mood he came home
in) his wife ejected him until he signed promises of reform, and then, in July
1908, the family was broken up by Anna Sophia's death. At this crucial time, the
oldest daughter, Anna, was almost earning her way teaching in Michigan. the
oldest son, 19-year old Louis Godfrey, may have had a job or he may have been
ailing, since he died the following year. Fred, 17, and Francis 15, had left
school at the end of eighth grade to help support the family. Now their
greatest concern must have been for Margaret, 13, and the two little ones,
Joseph, 7, and Lucille, 5. Apparently the older children were alienated by
there father's abusive behavior. Upon Anna Sophia's death, therefore, Anna Rose
took immediate charge of Lucille & started her in school. Eventually she
reared Lucille through high school. Joseph apparently stayed with his father
& other relatives, but he was abused. Lucille remembered seeing him kicked across
the room and bloodied. Eventually, Anna was able to take responsibility for him
too, with financial help from Francis and possibly, Fred, who left home to make
his way in the Washington lumber industry. When Anna taught in Iron River,
Wisconsin, she placed Joseph nearby in an Ashland orphanage, the Sacred Heart
Convent, with a promise to take him into her home after marriage. On May 13,
1911, he wrote a postcard to her saying, " I am back at the Convent and
feeling fine. When are you coming to get me? With love from Joseph."
Promptly after her June 08, marriage to Mervin Liebman, Anna brought Joseph
into her new home. At some point, Louis took a Fortune-teller & herbalist
to be his second wife, but the children detested her. Margaret refers to her coldly
as "Mrs. Gamelin" in a 1915 letter to Anna. Lucille remembers her as
ugly, with a misshapen eye, a deformity which led relatives & others in
Marinette to call her "one-eyed Molly." Lucille remembers staying
there only once with her father after his remarriage. Anna had instructed her
to climb "a long stairs" to a certain lawyer's office if she was
mistreated. She was - or felt she was - & fled to the attorney's office,
where Anna & Mervin retrieved her.
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About LOUIS MOSES GAMELIN:
Burial:
12 Sep 1925, Forest Home Cemetery (no head stone)
Census:
1920, Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin
v. CELIA
GAMELIN, b. Abt. 1862; m. (1) LOUIS RACINE; m. (2)
ALBERT MCLAUGHLIN, Marinette, Marinette County,
Wisconsin; d. 1903; m. (3) PETER DION.
vi. JOSEPH
GAMELIN, b. 02 Aug 1865; d. 02 Aug 1890,
Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin.
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About JOSEPH GAMELIN:
Burial:
Woodlawn Cemetery
vii. SOPHIE
GAMELIN, b. 04 Mar 1866; d. 31 Dec 1890,
Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin.
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About SOPHIE GAMELIN:
Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery
viii. EVA
GAMELIN, b. Abt. 1870; m. FITZGERALD.
ix. ANNA
GAMELIN, b. May 1875; m. FRANK PERKINS, Abt.
1896.
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About ANNA GAMELIN:
Census:
1900, Marinette, Marinette County,
Wisconsin
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