| Born: | Nov. 12, 1797 |
| Lavaltrie, Quebec, Canada | |
| Father: | Jean-Baptiste Desrosiers |
| Mother: | Josephe Bonin |
| ***Jean-Baptiste second wife was Marie Jubinville |
| Brothers (step) | Francois Desrosiers |
| Pierre Desrosiers | |
| Alexis Desrosiers | |
| ***The three boys were the sons of Marie Jubinville | |
| Sisters | |
| Married | Marie Bourdon |
| September 28, 1845 | |
| Henryville, Quebec, Canada | |
| ***This 1845 marriage is a renewal of vows by Jean-Baptiste and Marie Bourdon because questions about the proper or legal publications of their marriage. The orginal marriage is estimated to have been around 1838 in Quebec. | |
| Children | Fabea Desrosiers |
| Josephine Desrosiers | |
| Solomie Desrosiers | |
| Marie Ismael Desrosiers | |
| ****these four births were before the 1845 marriage. Fabea could be Fabain who fought and died in the Civil War. He listed his residence as Burlington, Vt. Josephine married Nicholas Lahue in 1864 in Swanton, Vt. Solomie is Sally in the 1851 Canadian Census and could be the wife of a Napolean Bourdreau. The godparents for Marie were Charles Bourdon, brother to Marie and his wife Merente Goyette. All four of these children were baptized at Saint Georges-de-Henryville Catholic Church in Henryvill, Que. The parents Jean-Baptiste Desrosiers and Marie Bourdon listed their residence as Missisquoi Bay (Philipsburg), Quebec. | |
| Alfred Desrosiers | |
| Edouard Desrosiers | |
| Damas Desrosiers | |
| Nazaire Desrosiers | |
| Gaspars Desrosiers | |
| Ursula Desrosiers | |
| Alphonse Desrosiers | |
| Marie Felaneize Desrosiers | |
| Joseph Desrosiers | |
| Cleophas Desrosiers | |
| ***All 10 of these children were baptized in the Parish of Notre Dame-de-L'Assomption Catholic Church in the Villiage of Notre Dame-de-Stanbridge, Quebc. The residence listed on each of the Baptisams is Missisquoi Bay (Philipsburg), Quebec. The name Damas in English is Thomas. | |
| Residence | According to the 1851 Canadian Census She lived with her husband Jean-Baptiste Desrosiers in Missisquoi Bay (Philipsburg). Quebec, Canada |
| Work | Appeared to be self employed. According to the 1851 Canadian Census Jean-Baptiste Desrosiers owned his own shop in Missisquoi Bay (Philipsburg) Quebec |
| Died | March 19, 1879 in Swanton, Vermont |
| Buried | Unknown |
| Birth Certificate | NEED |
| Baptism Certificate | NEED |
| Marriage Certificate | IN OUR RECORDS |
| Death Certificate | IN OUR RECORDS |
| Naturalization Papers | NEED |
| Land Deed | NEED |
***birth identified through the PRDH program operated by U. Montreal. The PRDH program has the population of Quebec before 1800.
Updated: Saturday, February 23, 2002 12:55 AM
