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Descendants of Edouard Bergeron

Generation No. 1

1. EDOUARD⁷ BERGERON (CHARLES⁶, JEAN BAPTISTE⁵, CHARLES⁴, PIERRE³, FRANCOIS², CHARLES¹)¹ was born Abt. 1813 in Ste. Ursule, Quebec, Canada, and died 02 June 1873 in Anoka, Anoka, MN. He married ADELAIDE (ADOLIE) VERBONCOEUR 10 January 1843 in Yamaska, Quebec, Canada ², daughter of OLIVIER CHABRIER and MADELEINE LUPIEN. She was born 15 January 1827 in Quebec, Canada ³, and died 01 March 1911 in Osseo, Anoka, MN³.

Notes for ADELAIDE (ADOLIE) VERBONCOEUR:
In response to a query placed on FTM message board on 28 July 1998, Claude D. Brunelle (CDBrunelle@worldnet.att.net) suggested that neither Adolie or Verbon were common names. He suggested that her last name may have been VADEBONCOEUR (go with a good heart) as this is a common French name.

Received from Clement Bergeron <cbergeron@cyberus.ca> 13 April 1999: "Adolie Verboncoeur (or Vadeboncoeur) is the daughter of Olivier and Madeleine Lupien married at Maskinonge, QC on Marche 1, 1824. (From Drouin's blue books)." (Drouin's Blue Books are a series of registry of marriages by alphabetical order from 1760 to 1935 of all catholics in Quebec. Drouin was an institute which was doing genealogical researches 40-50 years ago, and their findings have been photocopied and published.)

Received from Family Researcher <Whobe60@aol.com> Newspaper Obituary: " Pioneer Woman Called By Death. Mrs. Zoel Dejarlais Died at Her Son's Home in South Dayton on Wed., March 1. On Wednesday, March 1st, Mrs. Zoel Dejarlais died at the home of her son, Louis Bergeron, South Dayton, after an illness of seven weeks. Funeral services were conducted at St. Vincent de Paul church at Osseo on Friday, March 3 at 10 o'clock. Rev Father Savey officiating and six of her grandsons acted as pall bearers. The obsequies were largely attended by relatives, neighbors and friends. Miss Adolie Verboncoeur, (her maiden name) was born in Canada, July 15, 1925. She was married on Jan. 17, 1842 to Edward Bergeron. Fourteen children were born to this happy union, eight of whom survive her. They lived in Canada until in 1854 when they emigrated to the Minnesota, settling near Little Canada. The next year they moved to South Dayton where she is said to be the first white woman to have settled. They bravely endured the hardships which the pioneer country afforded. In June 1873 Mrs. Bergeron mourned the death of her faithful husband. After remaining a widow for three years in August, 1970 she married Zoel Dejarlais of Dayton. She is survived by a brother, Adolphus Verboncoeur of St. Paul; six sons, two daughters, sixty-six grandchildren, fifty-nine great-grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren. The sons and daughters of Nelson Bergeron, Snohomish, Wash., Leon Bergeron, Princeton, Minn., Louis Bergeron, Osseo, Francis and Adolphus Bergeron and Mrs. Mary Trombley, Anoka, and Mrs. Carrie Dorenkamper, Lismore, Minn.. Mrs. Dejarlais was a true christian, a loving mother, a faithful wife and a reliable friend to all. The Review joins with the many friends in extending sincere sympathy in the bereaved family."

More About ADELAIDE (ADOLIE) VERBONCOEUR:
Burial: St Vincent de Paul, Osseo, Hennepin, MN³

Marriage Notes for EDOUARD BERGERON and ADELAIDE VERBONCOEUR:
Witness: Joseph Philippe, Francois Xavier Verboncoeur, Olivier Verboncoeru, Hypolite Trudelle

Children of EDOUARD BERGERON and ADELAIDE VERBONCOEUR are:

CHARLES OLIVIER⁸ BERGERON, b. April 1844, Quebec, Canada ⁴; d. 16 July 1844, Yamaska, PQ, Canada⁴.

More About CHARLES OLIVIER BERGERON:
Burial: 17 July 1844, St David, Yamaska, PQ, Canada⁴

	ii.	EDOUARD BERGERON, JR, b. 01 December 1845, Yamaska, Quebec, Canada ⁵.
2.	iii.	MARIE EMERENTIENNE BERGERON, b. 13 July 1847, Yamaska, Quebec, Canada; d. 11 January 1930, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN.
3.	iv.	NARCISSE NELSON BERGERON, b. 29 December 1850, Yamaska, Quebec, Canada; d. Snohomish, Snohomish, WA.
4.	v.	LEON BERGERON, b. Abt. 1853, Canada.
	vi.	LOUIS BERGERON⁶, b. Abt. 1853, Bottineau Prairie, Anoka, MN.
5.	vii.	ANNE BERGERON, b. Abt. 1855, Bottineau Prairie, Anoka, MN; d. 24 September 1886, Anoka, Anoka, MN.
	viii.	CAROLINE BERGERON, b. 29 June 1859, Bottineau Prairie, Anoka, MN ⁷; d. 14 October 1934, Lismore, Nobles, MN⁷; m. JOHN DORENKEMPER.

More About CAROLINE BERGERON:
Burial: 16 October 1934, Adrian, Nobles, MN

6.	ix.	LOUIS DESIRE BERGERON, b. 15 March 1861, Bottineau Prairie, Anoka, MN; d. 01 October 1937, Osseo, Hennepin, MN.
7.	x.	FRANCIS XAVIER BERGERON, b. 10 June 1863, Ham Lake Township, Anoka, MN; d. 05 October 1953, Isanti County, MN.
	xi.	CELINA BERGERON⁸, b. 16 March 1865, Dayton, Anoka, MN.
8.	xii.	ADOLPH D. BERGERON, b. 29 April 1866, Dayton, Hennepin, MN; d. 1944, Anoka, Anoka, MN.
	xiii.	THEODORE BERGERON⁸, b. 27 August 1869, Dayton, Anoka, MN; d. 12 October 1876, Osseo, Anoka, MN.

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