Date of burial was January 30, 1920.
Born in St-Hermas, Quebec to Leon Joseph Corbeille and Elizabeth Sarazin, Mary Louise had many brothers and sisters, but was somewhat ostracized when she married out of the Catholic faith.
Ironically, the same fate awaited her namesake, granddaughter Mary Louise Davis, who never saw her family again after her own marriage in 1950.
Mary Louise Corbeille raised her children in Milwaukee, and remained in that town with her loving husband, Alfred, until her passing.
Born in St-Hermas, Quebec to Leon Joseph Corbeille and Elizabeth Sarazin, Mary Louise had many brothers and sisters, but was somewhat ostracized when she married out of the Catholic faith.
Ironically, the same fate awaited her namesake, granddaughter Mary Louise Davis, who never saw her family again after her own marriage in 1950.
Mary Louise Corbeille raised her children in Milwaukee, and remained in that town with her loving husband, Alfred, until her passing.
Date of burial was January 30, 1920.
Born in St-Hermas, Quebec to Leon Joseph Corbeille and Elizabeth Sarazin, Mary Louise had many brothers and sisters, but was somewhat ostracized when she married out of the Catholic faith.
Ironically, the same fate awaited her namesake, granddaughter Mary Louise Davis, who never saw her family again after her own marriage in 1950.
Mary Louise Corbeille raised her children in Milwaukee, and remained in that town with her loving husband, Alfred, until her passing.
Born in St-Hermas, Quebec to Leon Joseph Corbeille and Elizabeth Sarazin, Mary Louise had many brothers and sisters, but was somewhat ostracized when she married out of the Catholic faith.
Ironically, the same fate awaited her namesake, granddaughter Mary Louise Davis, who never saw her family again after her own marriage in 1950.
Mary Louise Corbeille raised her children in Milwaukee, and remained in that town with her loving husband, Alfred, until her passing.
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