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Hi Denise,
Yes, I would like the information you have. Joseph and Mary are my wife’s great great grandparents. Her grandmother, Olivine Goyette, was the daughter of Joseph Goyette (1876) and Marie-Louise Bombardier. So you’re Alethia’s second cousin once removed. If you send me an E-mail I can give more personal information.
I wonder if you have some of the information I’m looking for.
Do you have the names of Joseph (1850) and Marie’s parents?
I have been looking for proof that Marie’s name was Lebeau. There must have been at least a dozen Joseph Goyettes who married Maries in Quebec and New England in the late 1800’s. There was a Joseph Alexandre Goyette married 9.2.1875 St-Athanase, Iberville, Quebec to Marie Lebeau. Do you know if that was our Joseph and Marie?
Do you know anything about when Joseph (1850) and Marie came to the States? According to the 1900 census in Pawtucket, they had come to the States in 1869, and they had been married 25 years. Did they go back to Iberville to get married, or were they married in Pawtucket?
Here's the information from the family plot:
All buried in Notre Dame Cemetery, Pawtucket, RI. date of burial indicated
2 June, 1902 Joseph Goyette, age 52
6 June, 1906 Joseph Goyette, a child
22 July,1907 Camille Goyette, age 28
1 Aug, 1910 Pierre Goyette, age 32
1 Feb, 1916 Mrs. Camille (Leah) Goyette
2 Oct, 1918 Evelina Jubinville
26 Mar, 1934 M. Louise Goyette, age 55 wife of Joseph (1876)
28 Nov, 1949 Emma Lebeau, age 83
8 May, 1953 Joseph Goyette, age 76
26 July, 1955 Adelard Goyette, age 74
29 Jan, 1958 Philias Goyette, age 72
3 Mar, 1962 Hector Goyette, age 68
17 Feb, 1975 Rose A. Goyette
9 Feb, 1984 Mary I. Goyette, age 91 [maybe wife of Hector?]
Do you know who Emma Lebeau is?
Here's an obituary of my wife's great grandfather
Pawtucket Times May 5, 1953
JOSEPH GOYETTE
Joseph Goyette, 76, husband of Melvina (Contois) Goyette died last night in Memorial Hospital. He was a lifelong resident of Pawtucket, formerly residing at 111 Prospect street. [We hadn’t known he married again after the death of Marie-Louise]
He was a molder by trade and had worked for 32 years at J. S. White Foundry, retiring in 1945. He was a member of Conseil No. 18, Union St. Jean Baptiste d’Amerique of Central Falls.
Besides his wife, he leaves two sons, Euclide of Pawtucket and Roland of New Bedford; five daughters, Mrs. Antonio Fortin of Seekonk, Mrs. Romeo Delorme of Pawtucket, Mrs. Henry Cloutier of Downey, Calif, Mrs. Raoul Moreau and Miss Lena Goyett, both of Pawtucket; 17 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Exelia Bombardier of Pawtucket¸ five brothers, Adelard, Wilfred, Hector and Philias, all of Pawtucket, and Leodore of Louisville, Ky.
The funeral will be held Friday from the J. H. Monuteaux & Sons Funeral Home, 658 Main street, at 8:15, followed by a solemn requiem mass in St. Jean Baptiste Church at 9. Burial will be in Notre Dame Cemetery.
Here's more information about Joseph's family:
Joseph Goyette b. Nov. 1876, d. 1953, Pawtucket, RI
Marie Louise Bombardier b. May 1878 d. Mar. 1933 Pawtucket, RI
Children: all born in Pawtucket.
Exilia L b. 4 Nov. 1898 d. 3 Aug. 1984 m. Antonio P. Fortin seven children
Olivine Delvina b. 16 Mar, 1901, d. 8 May 1992, West Palm Beach FL, m. Joseph Romeo Delorme 2 boys
Oclide (Chick) b. 25 Aug, 1903 d. 8 Feb. 1988 m. 1. Adrienne, m. 2 Ida One boy, two adopted (Ida’s children)
Corana S. b. 2 Nov. 1905, d. 30 Dec. 1975 m. Henry Cloutier, no children
Rudolph E. (Whitey) b. 5 Mar, 1908, d. 13 May, 1947 m. Alice Lepine one boy
Edesse b. 7 Sept. 1909, d. 22 Aug. 1970 Florida m. Raoul Moreau no children
Leona M. b. May 1912, d. 11 Mar. 1982 m. 1 Louis Langvine 2. Joseph Cadieux no children
Roland W. (T-Bob) b. 28 Feb. 1919? d. 22 Dec. 1978 m. 1. Yvone? 2. Lauretta Berard one boy, one girl
Rita F. d. 24 May 1946 m. Edwin Ewin two boys, one girl
Jim Lossing
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