The parishes were the natural units of the Settlement, each with its church and school and its own communal life. That they should have formed the centres around which the administrative divisions of the new province were formed in and about 1870 was, therefore, inevitable.
In various early records, the family name is also given as "Lecompte".
Married and was the first husband of Josephte "Josette" dite Lupier Lussier (later Morin) (circa 1829 - 1919) in the Parish of St Boniface on June 15, 1845.
Buried away from the family marker under the family name "Lagimonière", research into the church records indicates there is no longer a way to determine the exact location of his grave
The parishes were the natural units of the Settlement, each with its church and school and its own communal life. That they should have formed the centres around which the administrative divisions of the new province were formed in and about 1870 was, therefore, inevitable.
In various early records, the family name is also given as "Lecompte".
Married and was the first husband of Josephte "Josette" dite Lupier Lussier (later Morin) (circa 1829 - 1919) in the Parish of St Boniface on June 15, 1845.
Buried away from the family marker under the family name "Lagimonière", research into the church records indicates there is no longer a way to determine the exact location of his grave
Family Members
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Marie Rose Antoinette Lagimodière Robillard
1801–1876
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Reine Lagimodière Lamer
1807–1893
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Jean Baptiste "LaPrairie" Lagimodière III
1808–1886
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Josette Marie "La Cyprès" Lagimodière Neault
1810–1897
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Benjamin Lagimodiere
1811–1891
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Pauline "Appolline" Lagimodière
1812–1865
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Romain Lagimodière
1819–1905
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Julie Lagimodière Riel
1820–1906
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