Son of Emerance Plante and Pierre Sr. Lavallee; married 1875 to Octavie Riel (daughter of Louis Riel Sr.)
He fought in the Riel Rebellion of 1885 and, along with Charles Sauve, was sent by the Metis National Committee to bring his brother-in-law Riel's body from Regina, Saskatchewan, home to St. Boniface for burial.
After working as a merchant, he farmed in the RM of St. Vital.
He served as an officer of the Metis National Union, was active in municipal affairs and served as a secretary-treasurer for the St. Vital school district.
Lavallee Avenue and Lavallee School, both in Winnipeg, were named in his honor.
Children include:
Marie Lavallee born 1875
Pierre Lavallee born 1877 died November 07, 1965, married Josephine Beauchemin
Joseph Lavallee born March 23, 1880, died July 07, 1965, married Eugenie Jourdain
Marguerite Lavallee born 1882
Moise Louis Lavallee born June 08, 1884, died January 12, 1952, married Lucie Diagneault
Louis David Lavallee born April 30, 1889, died July 21, 19677, married Agnes Marie Villebrun
He fought in the Riel Rebellion of 1885 and, along with Charles Sauve, was sent by the Metis National Committee to bring his brother-in-law Riel's body from Regina, Saskatchewan, home to St. Boniface for burial.
After working as a merchant, he farmed in the RM of St. Vital.
He served as an officer of the Metis National Union, was active in municipal affairs and served as a secretary-treasurer for the St. Vital school district.
Lavallee Avenue and Lavallee School, both in Winnipeg, were named in his honor.
Children include:
Marie Lavallee born 1875
Pierre Lavallee born 1877 died November 07, 1965, married Josephine Beauchemin
Joseph Lavallee born March 23, 1880, died July 07, 1965, married Eugenie Jourdain
Marguerite Lavallee born 1882
Moise Louis Lavallee born June 08, 1884, died January 12, 1952, married Lucie Diagneault
Louis David Lavallee born April 30, 1889, died July 21, 19677, married Agnes Marie Villebrun
Son of Emerance Plante and Pierre Sr. Lavallee; married 1875 to Octavie Riel (daughter of Louis Riel Sr.)
He fought in the Riel Rebellion of 1885 and, along with Charles Sauve, was sent by the Metis National Committee to bring his brother-in-law Riel's body from Regina, Saskatchewan, home to St. Boniface for burial.
After working as a merchant, he farmed in the RM of St. Vital.
He served as an officer of the Metis National Union, was active in municipal affairs and served as a secretary-treasurer for the St. Vital school district.
Lavallee Avenue and Lavallee School, both in Winnipeg, were named in his honor.
Children include:
Marie Lavallee born 1875
Pierre Lavallee born 1877 died November 07, 1965, married Josephine Beauchemin
Joseph Lavallee born March 23, 1880, died July 07, 1965, married Eugenie Jourdain
Marguerite Lavallee born 1882
Moise Louis Lavallee born June 08, 1884, died January 12, 1952, married Lucie Diagneault
Louis David Lavallee born April 30, 1889, died July 21, 19677, married Agnes Marie Villebrun
He fought in the Riel Rebellion of 1885 and, along with Charles Sauve, was sent by the Metis National Committee to bring his brother-in-law Riel's body from Regina, Saskatchewan, home to St. Boniface for burial.
After working as a merchant, he farmed in the RM of St. Vital.
He served as an officer of the Metis National Union, was active in municipal affairs and served as a secretary-treasurer for the St. Vital school district.
Lavallee Avenue and Lavallee School, both in Winnipeg, were named in his honor.
Children include:
Marie Lavallee born 1875
Pierre Lavallee born 1877 died November 07, 1965, married Josephine Beauchemin
Joseph Lavallee born March 23, 1880, died July 07, 1965, married Eugenie Jourdain
Marguerite Lavallee born 1882
Moise Louis Lavallee born June 08, 1884, died January 12, 1952, married Lucie Diagneault
Louis David Lavallee born April 30, 1889, died July 21, 19677, married Agnes Marie Villebrun
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