Daughter of Michel/Michael Bourque and Anne Veronique Surette. Wife of John LeBlanc.
Le Petit Courrier, 24 November 1937, p. 3 (translated)
West Pubnico – Died Thursday, the 18th of November, Mrs. Johnnie LeBlanc, age 78, after a short illness of only three weeks. She had glimpsed death and was resigned. She leaves a son, Arthur, and a daughter, Constance, both at home; four brothers, Henry, Jacques and Louis Bourque of Sluice Point and Johnnie Bourque of Plymouth; and a sister, Mrs. Ludger d’Entremont of West Pubnico. The funeral was held Saturday morning, the Rev. Father Denis Comeau officiant. A prayer for the repose of her soul.
Le Petit Courrier, 24 November 1937, p. 3 (translated)
West Pubnico – Died Thursday, the 18th of November, Mrs. Johnnie LeBlanc, age 78, after a short illness of only three weeks. She had glimpsed death and was resigned. She leaves a son, Arthur, and a daughter, Constance, both at home; four brothers, Henry, Jacques and Louis Bourque of Sluice Point and Johnnie Bourque of Plymouth; and a sister, Mrs. Ludger d’Entremont of West Pubnico. The funeral was held Saturday morning, the Rev. Father Denis Comeau officiant. A prayer for the repose of her soul.
Daughter of Michel/Michael Bourque and Anne Veronique Surette. Wife of John LeBlanc.
Le Petit Courrier, 24 November 1937, p. 3 (translated)
West Pubnico – Died Thursday, the 18th of November, Mrs. Johnnie LeBlanc, age 78, after a short illness of only three weeks. She had glimpsed death and was resigned. She leaves a son, Arthur, and a daughter, Constance, both at home; four brothers, Henry, Jacques and Louis Bourque of Sluice Point and Johnnie Bourque of Plymouth; and a sister, Mrs. Ludger d’Entremont of West Pubnico. The funeral was held Saturday morning, the Rev. Father Denis Comeau officiant. A prayer for the repose of her soul.
Le Petit Courrier, 24 November 1937, p. 3 (translated)
West Pubnico – Died Thursday, the 18th of November, Mrs. Johnnie LeBlanc, age 78, after a short illness of only three weeks. She had glimpsed death and was resigned. She leaves a son, Arthur, and a daughter, Constance, both at home; four brothers, Henry, Jacques and Louis Bourque of Sluice Point and Johnnie Bourque of Plymouth; and a sister, Mrs. Ludger d’Entremont of West Pubnico. The funeral was held Saturday morning, the Rev. Father Denis Comeau officiant. A prayer for the repose of her soul.
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