He was the son of Louis Albert Bissonnette, born 26 Aug 1865 in Longueuil, Chambly, Quebec, Canada and died 29 March 1930 in Holyoke, Hampden, Ma. Burial 29 March 1930 in Notre Dame Cemetery, South Hadley, Hampshire, Ma. Memorial #67196600.
Mother: Marie Louise Lea Beti born 5 Dec 1870 in St. Henri de Lauzon, Quebec, Canada and died 12 Sept 1909 in Holyoke, Hampden, Ma. Burial 14 Sept 1909 in Notre Dame South Hadley, Hampshire, Ma. on 14 Sept 1909. Memorial #67196514.
He was the father of:
1. George V. Bissonnette 1920-1920 (Notre Dame Cemetery-Memorial #67196699)
2. George Albert Bissonnette 1923-1923
3. George Joesph Emile Bissonnette, Sr. 1925-1999 (my dad-St. Jerome)
4. Robert Albert Bissonnette 1930-1997 (my Godfather)
5. Paul David Bissonnette, Sr. 1932-2014
The family is split between Notre Dame Cemetery in South Hadley and Saint Jerome Cemetery in Holyoke. Most of the younger ones and Marie Louise Lea Beti-Bissonnette died during the Cholera epidemic. She has more children who died young in the baby section of Notre Dame Cemetery. Some of his children, I haven't found Cemetery Record for yet.
Mother: Marie Louise Lea Beti born 5 Dec 1870 in St. Henri de Lauzon, Quebec, Canada and died 12 Sept 1909 in Holyoke, Hampden, Ma. Burial 14 Sept 1909 in Notre Dame South Hadley, Hampshire, Ma. on 14 Sept 1909. Memorial #67196514.
He was the father of:
1. George V. Bissonnette 1920-1920 (Notre Dame Cemetery-Memorial #67196699)
2. George Albert Bissonnette 1923-1923
3. George Joesph Emile Bissonnette, Sr. 1925-1999 (my dad-St. Jerome)
4. Robert Albert Bissonnette 1930-1997 (my Godfather)
5. Paul David Bissonnette, Sr. 1932-2014
The family is split between Notre Dame Cemetery in South Hadley and Saint Jerome Cemetery in Holyoke. Most of the younger ones and Marie Louise Lea Beti-Bissonnette died during the Cholera epidemic. She has more children who died young in the baby section of Notre Dame Cemetery. Some of his children, I haven't found Cemetery Record for yet.
He was the son of Louis Albert Bissonnette, born 26 Aug 1865 in Longueuil, Chambly, Quebec, Canada and died 29 March 1930 in Holyoke, Hampden, Ma. Burial 29 March 1930 in Notre Dame Cemetery, South Hadley, Hampshire, Ma. Memorial #67196600.
Mother: Marie Louise Lea Beti born 5 Dec 1870 in St. Henri de Lauzon, Quebec, Canada and died 12 Sept 1909 in Holyoke, Hampden, Ma. Burial 14 Sept 1909 in Notre Dame South Hadley, Hampshire, Ma. on 14 Sept 1909. Memorial #67196514.
He was the father of:
1. George V. Bissonnette 1920-1920 (Notre Dame Cemetery-Memorial #67196699)
2. George Albert Bissonnette 1923-1923
3. George Joesph Emile Bissonnette, Sr. 1925-1999 (my dad-St. Jerome)
4. Robert Albert Bissonnette 1930-1997 (my Godfather)
5. Paul David Bissonnette, Sr. 1932-2014
The family is split between Notre Dame Cemetery in South Hadley and Saint Jerome Cemetery in Holyoke. Most of the younger ones and Marie Louise Lea Beti-Bissonnette died during the Cholera epidemic. She has more children who died young in the baby section of Notre Dame Cemetery. Some of his children, I haven't found Cemetery Record for yet.
Mother: Marie Louise Lea Beti born 5 Dec 1870 in St. Henri de Lauzon, Quebec, Canada and died 12 Sept 1909 in Holyoke, Hampden, Ma. Burial 14 Sept 1909 in Notre Dame South Hadley, Hampshire, Ma. on 14 Sept 1909. Memorial #67196514.
He was the father of:
1. George V. Bissonnette 1920-1920 (Notre Dame Cemetery-Memorial #67196699)
2. George Albert Bissonnette 1923-1923
3. George Joesph Emile Bissonnette, Sr. 1925-1999 (my dad-St. Jerome)
4. Robert Albert Bissonnette 1930-1997 (my Godfather)
5. Paul David Bissonnette, Sr. 1932-2014
The family is split between Notre Dame Cemetery in South Hadley and Saint Jerome Cemetery in Holyoke. Most of the younger ones and Marie Louise Lea Beti-Bissonnette died during the Cholera epidemic. She has more children who died young in the baby section of Notre Dame Cemetery. Some of his children, I haven't found Cemetery Record for yet.
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George E. Bissonnette - Meta G. Denton
Gravesite Details
Come in Main Gate, go right and take 1st. road on right. Almost to end, 2nd. or 3rd. row from fence.
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