Edmond Joseph LAMPRON

   Cause of his death was Heart disease. Alcoholic.

  General Notes:

Age estimated from marriage and census records.

Marriage from NEHGS image of marriage record.

His father had temporarily moved to Moorhead.

Edmond was employed with a number of his family at the Belding Silk Mill as a silk weaver for some time.

After returning to Connecticut, he lived in the same town as his brother Albert, who had a basket-making shop on his farm, and apparently he worked there for some time.

He was an alcoholic, and died of a heart attack.

There is a Victoria E, widow of Edmond J., kitchenworker, VAH, living at 85 Market in 1953 Northampton directory; she can't be one of our Edmond's; neither of them outlived their wives. Unless there was a divorce. But why is she living at 85 Market? Conceivably this is the Edmund who appears as a son of Alfred A and Delphine, who did live at that address, in teh 1910 census.

In January 1908, when their son George died, Edmund and Mary lived at 13 Spring St.

1910 US Census

Edmund J Lampro 28 b Minnesota father b NY, mother b CA, silk weaver. Chesterfield Road, Northampton
Mary 23 b MA father b NY
Edmund J Jr 3
Harold less than 1 year old.

1920 census

Edmond Lampro 37 b Minnsota both parents French Canadian, basket weaver. Living in Becket town, Berkshire Co
Edmund Jr 15 b MA
Harold 10 b MA

Edmond married Mary Ella TACY, daughter of Abraham TACY (TESSIER) and Julia (Sophia, Marie Georgina) JOLICOEUR (HART), on 25 Apr 1906 in Northampton, Massachusetts. (Mary Ella TACY was born Jun or Jul 1885 or 1886 in Prob Chesterfield, New York and died on 25 Sep 1939 in Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts.) The cause of her death was Unknown. Had long episode of mental illness.

  Marriage Notes:

From marriage record, NEHGS image.