"The remains of Mrs. Mary Alice Adams, daughter of Leander and Sarah (sic) Bourdon of Windsor, VT, who died in Marlboro, Mass., were brought to Windsor, Monday for interment. Funeral services were held in St. Francis church, Fr. McGarry officiating with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Adams was 41 years old."
(From The Vermont Journal, July 22, 1910)
Her mother's name was Susan Alphonsine.
Note: The Windsor Census of 1905 has an alternate spelling for Bordeau: Bourdon. Her Marlboro, MA death certificate names her parents as Leander Bourdon and Alphonsin Broue and her birthplace as Cavendish, Canada. Other sources have Bridport or Woodstock, VT.
(From The Vermont Journal, July 22, 1910)
Her mother's name was Susan Alphonsine.
Note: The Windsor Census of 1905 has an alternate spelling for Bordeau: Bourdon. Her Marlboro, MA death certificate names her parents as Leander Bourdon and Alphonsin Broue and her birthplace as Cavendish, Canada. Other sources have Bridport or Woodstock, VT.
"The remains of Mrs. Mary Alice Adams, daughter of Leander and Sarah (sic) Bourdon of Windsor, VT, who died in Marlboro, Mass., were brought to Windsor, Monday for interment. Funeral services were held in St. Francis church, Fr. McGarry officiating with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Adams was 41 years old."
(From The Vermont Journal, July 22, 1910)
Her mother's name was Susan Alphonsine.
Note: The Windsor Census of 1905 has an alternate spelling for Bordeau: Bourdon. Her Marlboro, MA death certificate names her parents as Leander Bourdon and Alphonsin Broue and her birthplace as Cavendish, Canada. Other sources have Bridport or Woodstock, VT.
(From The Vermont Journal, July 22, 1910)
Her mother's name was Susan Alphonsine.
Note: The Windsor Census of 1905 has an alternate spelling for Bordeau: Bourdon. Her Marlboro, MA death certificate names her parents as Leander Bourdon and Alphonsin Broue and her birthplace as Cavendish, Canada. Other sources have Bridport or Woodstock, VT.
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