Joseph was born Sep 8, 1862 in St. Denis, Quebec, the son of Guilliaume Boucher and Marcelline Caron but because of his father's untimely death, was raised by his mother and Uncle Samuel, in a small cabin in St. Philip de Neri. Joseph came to Worcester as a young man and worked in the Paquette brickyard on Crow Hill, until he was able to buy it. His obituary refers to him as a former brick manufacturer for 28 years. When the brickyard shut down Joseph had $22,000 and 22 horses. For more about the brickyard visit www.johnandthereseboucher.com/?page_id=152. Joseph's next venture was a "milk and cream business," called Boucher's Milk.
Joseph lived on Division St with his wife Emilie Prunier who was born in Vermont. They had seven surviving children: Emily, Rose, Joseph, William, Clement, Octavie and Louis. He died in Hahnemann Hospital at the age of 72, leaving thirty one grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The funeral was held from the home of his son, Bill on Division St. with a solemn high Mass at St. Joseph's celebrated by Rev. William Ducharme with two more Masses celebrated at the side altars. Bearers were his sons Joseph, William, Louis, and Salime with grandson Joseph Boucher and nephew Baptiste Anctil.
Joseph lived on Division St with his wife Emilie Prunier who was born in Vermont. They had seven surviving children: Emily, Rose, Joseph, William, Clement, Octavie and Louis. He died in Hahnemann Hospital at the age of 72, leaving thirty one grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The funeral was held from the home of his son, Bill on Division St. with a solemn high Mass at St. Joseph's celebrated by Rev. William Ducharme with two more Masses celebrated at the side altars. Bearers were his sons Joseph, William, Louis, and Salime with grandson Joseph Boucher and nephew Baptiste Anctil.
Joseph was born Sep 8, 1862 in St. Denis, Quebec, the son of Guilliaume Boucher and Marcelline Caron but because of his father's untimely death, was raised by his mother and Uncle Samuel, in a small cabin in St. Philip de Neri. Joseph came to Worcester as a young man and worked in the Paquette brickyard on Crow Hill, until he was able to buy it. His obituary refers to him as a former brick manufacturer for 28 years. When the brickyard shut down Joseph had $22,000 and 22 horses. For more about the brickyard visit www.johnandthereseboucher.com/?page_id=152. Joseph's next venture was a "milk and cream business," called Boucher's Milk.
Joseph lived on Division St with his wife Emilie Prunier who was born in Vermont. They had seven surviving children: Emily, Rose, Joseph, William, Clement, Octavie and Louis. He died in Hahnemann Hospital at the age of 72, leaving thirty one grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The funeral was held from the home of his son, Bill on Division St. with a solemn high Mass at St. Joseph's celebrated by Rev. William Ducharme with two more Masses celebrated at the side altars. Bearers were his sons Joseph, William, Louis, and Salime with grandson Joseph Boucher and nephew Baptiste Anctil.
Joseph lived on Division St with his wife Emilie Prunier who was born in Vermont. They had seven surviving children: Emily, Rose, Joseph, William, Clement, Octavie and Louis. He died in Hahnemann Hospital at the age of 72, leaving thirty one grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The funeral was held from the home of his son, Bill on Division St. with a solemn high Mass at St. Joseph's celebrated by Rev. William Ducharme with two more Masses celebrated at the side altars. Bearers were his sons Joseph, William, Louis, and Salime with grandson Joseph Boucher and nephew Baptiste Anctil.
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1862 Joseph Boucher 1934
his wife
1871 Emilie Prunier 1928
1891 Joseph N Boucher 1969 (son)
his wife
1895 Blanche R Beriau 1958
1890 Rose A Boucher Quiry 1973 (dau)
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