He was born in Solon Springs, Douglas, Wisconsin the son of Telesphore and Demerise (Couture) Morneau. He lived in Barron county most of his life, working as a dairy farmer and cheese maker. He was on the 1900 census for Oak Grove, Barron, Wisconsin.
He married Ida F Leibly in abt 1908. They were on the 1910 census for Rice Lake, Barron, Wisconsin; living with Ida's parents and family; married 2 years; he was a farm laborer. They were on the 1920 census for Oak Grove, Barron, Wisconsin; he was listed as Fred; a general farmer. They were on the 1930 census for Maple Grove, Barron, Wisconsin; he was a general farmer. They had 11 children.
He died at Lakeside hospital in Rice Lake, Barron, Wisconsin. Services were by Appleyard's Home for Funerals on November 24, 1976 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Dobie, Fr. Brendan Kunda officiating. Burial was in The Church Cemetery.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ida, in 1963 and by a daughter, Viola. He was survived by five sons, Alfred of Neillsville, Raynold of Rice Lake, Joseph of Prairie Farm, Francis of St. Paul and Edward of Dallas; five daughters, Laurene Sirek and Rita Jilek of Rice Lake, Bernice Malum of Chetek, Marie Ostrum of St. Paul and Gertrude Harsh of Novi, Michigan and by 33 grandchildren, 58 great grandchildren and three great great-grandchildren.
He was born in Solon Springs, Douglas, Wisconsin the son of Telesphore and Demerise (Couture) Morneau. He lived in Barron county most of his life, working as a dairy farmer and cheese maker. He was on the 1900 census for Oak Grove, Barron, Wisconsin.
He married Ida F Leibly in abt 1908. They were on the 1910 census for Rice Lake, Barron, Wisconsin; living with Ida's parents and family; married 2 years; he was a farm laborer. They were on the 1920 census for Oak Grove, Barron, Wisconsin; he was listed as Fred; a general farmer. They were on the 1930 census for Maple Grove, Barron, Wisconsin; he was a general farmer. They had 11 children.
He died at Lakeside hospital in Rice Lake, Barron, Wisconsin. Services were by Appleyard's Home for Funerals on November 24, 1976 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Dobie, Fr. Brendan Kunda officiating. Burial was in The Church Cemetery.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ida, in 1963 and by a daughter, Viola. He was survived by five sons, Alfred of Neillsville, Raynold of Rice Lake, Joseph of Prairie Farm, Francis of St. Paul and Edward of Dallas; five daughters, Laurene Sirek and Rita Jilek of Rice Lake, Bernice Malum of Chetek, Marie Ostrum of St. Paul and Gertrude Harsh of Novi, Michigan and by 33 grandchildren, 58 great grandchildren and three great great-grandchildren.
Family Members
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Laurene Frances Morneau Sirek
1908–2013
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Viola Morneau Gabriel
1910–1948
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Alfred Edward Morneau
1912–1978
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Bernice M Morneau Malum
1913–2012
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Raynold T "Ray" Morneau
1915–1996
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Joseph John Morneau
1917–2002
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Francis Robert "Frank" Morneau
1918–1992
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Marie Evelyn Morneau Ostrom
1921–1985
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Gertrude Ida "Peg" Morneau McLellan-Harsh
1922–2010
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Rita Mary Ann Morneau Jilek
1925–2008
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Edward Anthony Morneau
1933–2018
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