Louis was the son of Adelaide (Julien) and Louis Bergeron.
Louis immigrated to the United States about 1890 and was naturalized about 1895-6. His first language was French and he did learn to speak English.
At age 28 he married Anna Derouin and census records indicate they had at least thirteen children: Ida, Joe, Eugene, George, Emil, Albena, Alemina, Viola, Wilfred and Amelia. All of the children were born in Michigan where Louis was a farmer.
By 1930 Louis had moved his family to Chicago and he had found work as a millhand doing sash & door work.
Louis died at home in 1936.
Louis immigrated to the United States about 1890 and was naturalized about 1895-6. His first language was French and he did learn to speak English.
At age 28 he married Anna Derouin and census records indicate they had at least thirteen children: Ida, Joe, Eugene, George, Emil, Albena, Alemina, Viola, Wilfred and Amelia. All of the children were born in Michigan where Louis was a farmer.
By 1930 Louis had moved his family to Chicago and he had found work as a millhand doing sash & door work.
Louis died at home in 1936.
Louis was the son of Adelaide (Julien) and Louis Bergeron.
Louis immigrated to the United States about 1890 and was naturalized about 1895-6. His first language was French and he did learn to speak English.
At age 28 he married Anna Derouin and census records indicate they had at least thirteen children: Ida, Joe, Eugene, George, Emil, Albena, Alemina, Viola, Wilfred and Amelia. All of the children were born in Michigan where Louis was a farmer.
By 1930 Louis had moved his family to Chicago and he had found work as a millhand doing sash & door work.
Louis died at home in 1936.
Louis immigrated to the United States about 1890 and was naturalized about 1895-6. His first language was French and he did learn to speak English.
At age 28 he married Anna Derouin and census records indicate they had at least thirteen children: Ida, Joe, Eugene, George, Emil, Albena, Alemina, Viola, Wilfred and Amelia. All of the children were born in Michigan where Louis was a farmer.
By 1930 Louis had moved his family to Chicago and he had found work as a millhand doing sash & door work.
Louis died at home in 1936.
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