In the 1876 census, Jean-Marie is listed as age 25 and living in the household of his married sister, Marie Sabathe, and with his brother, Pierre.
He married Madeleine Escale Feb. 8, 1877. They had seven children. The eldest became a priest Betharram and died as a missionary at Buenos Aires. A daughter, Bernadette, was born Jan. 19, 1880 and became an electrician. She married
Vincent Vital Camps (born Nov. 27, 1877 in Aux Angles, son of Jean Pierre Camps & Felicie Nadau) on Apr., 12, 1902.
Jean-Marie was widowed in 1890 and married a second time in 1896 and they had two children.
Jean-Marie is the only sibling of St. Bernadette to have living descendants.
[internet sources, sometimes conflicting on number of children]
He married Madeleine Escale Feb. 8, 1877. They had seven children. The eldest became a priest Betharram and died as a missionary at Buenos Aires. A daughter, Bernadette, was born Jan. 19, 1880 and became an electrician. She married
Vincent Vital Camps (born Nov. 27, 1877 in Aux Angles, son of Jean Pierre Camps & Felicie Nadau) on Apr., 12, 1902.
Jean-Marie was widowed in 1890 and married a second time in 1896 and they had two children.
Jean-Marie is the only sibling of St. Bernadette to have living descendants.
[internet sources, sometimes conflicting on number of children]
In the 1876 census, Jean-Marie is listed as age 25 and living in the household of his married sister, Marie Sabathe, and with his brother, Pierre.
He married Madeleine Escale Feb. 8, 1877. They had seven children. The eldest became a priest Betharram and died as a missionary at Buenos Aires. A daughter, Bernadette, was born Jan. 19, 1880 and became an electrician. She married
Vincent Vital Camps (born Nov. 27, 1877 in Aux Angles, son of Jean Pierre Camps & Felicie Nadau) on Apr., 12, 1902.
Jean-Marie was widowed in 1890 and married a second time in 1896 and they had two children.
Jean-Marie is the only sibling of St. Bernadette to have living descendants.
[internet sources, sometimes conflicting on number of children]
He married Madeleine Escale Feb. 8, 1877. They had seven children. The eldest became a priest Betharram and died as a missionary at Buenos Aires. A daughter, Bernadette, was born Jan. 19, 1880 and became an electrician. She married
Vincent Vital Camps (born Nov. 27, 1877 in Aux Angles, son of Jean Pierre Camps & Felicie Nadau) on Apr., 12, 1902.
Jean-Marie was widowed in 1890 and married a second time in 1896 and they had two children.
Jean-Marie is the only sibling of St. Bernadette to have living descendants.
[internet sources, sometimes conflicting on number of children]
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