LAROUCHE, Julie Marie ^{2 3 4}

  Baptism Notes:

St. Casimir Church

  Facts and details for Julie Marie Larouche:

• An alternative source document lists her birth date as 13 Sep 1869 and birth location as , , Québec, Canada. ⁷

• She lived in Ripon, Papineau, Québec, Canada from 1871 to 1891. ^{8 9 10}

• She lived in Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada in 1901. ¹¹

• She lived in Gloucester (now Ottawa), Carleton, Ontario, Canada in 1911. ¹²

• She lived at 65 Overton St. In Eastview (now Ottawa), Carleton, Ontario, Canada from 1921 to 1940. ^{13 14}

• Her obituary was published in the Ottawa Journal on 11 Sep 1940 in Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada. It read as follows:

Mrs. J. L. Dussiaume

Resident of Ottawa for 32 years, Mrs. J. L. Dussiaume died Tuesday at her home, 65 Overton street, Eastview. Funeral will be held at the residence at 7:30 a.m., Friday, with requiem high mass at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church at 8:00 a.m. Burial will be in Notre Dame cemetery.

Born in 1869 at Ripon, Que., daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Francois Larouche, she came to Ottawa in 1908. She was a member of the Ladies of Ste. Anne.

Her husband predeceased her in 1930.

Surviving are: two sons, Eli and Moses; four daughters, Mrs. Adelard Charbonneau, Mrs. Raoul Robert, Mrs. Elzear Spennerd and Miss Palmelia Dussiaume, all of Eastview; two sisters, Mrs. Damase Gascon, of Warren, Ont., and two brothers, Francois Larouche of Ripon, Que., and Alfred Larouche of Wrightville, Que. ¹⁴

• Her obituary was published in the Ottawa Citizen on 12 Sep 1940 in Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada. It read as follows:

MRS. ELIE DUSSIAUME
A resident of Ottawa for the last 32 years, Julie Larouche, widow of Elie Dussiaume, died at her home, 65 Overton street, Eastview, yesterday. She was in her 71st year.

Born at Ripon, Quebec, she spent the earlier part of her life there, coming to Eastview in 1908. Her husband predeceased her ten years ago.

Surviving are two sons, Moses and Elie, both of Eastview; four daughters, Mrs. Adelard Charbonneau, Mrs. Raoul Robert, Mrs. Elzear Spenard and Miss Palmelia Dussiaume, all of Eastview; two sisters, Mrs. Damase Chaloux of Timmins, and Mrs. Damase Gascon of Warren, Ont., and two brothers, Francois of Ripon, and Alfred of Wrightville, Que.

The funeral will be on Friday from her late residence at 7:30 a.m. to Notre Dame de Lourdes church for requiem high mass at eight o'clock. Interment will be in Notre Dame cemetery. ⁴

• She was buried at the Notre-Dame de Lourdes Cemetery in Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada on 13 Sep 1940. ^{3 4} Section K, Lot 306 1/2 North.

• Her obituary was published in the Ottawa Journal on 13 Sep 1940 in Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada. It read as follows:

Mrs. J. L. Dussiaume

Many relatives and friends paid final tribute to the memory of Mrs. J. L. Dussiaume at her funeral held this morning from her residence, 65 Overton street, Eastview, to Notre Dame de Lourdes Church. Rev. A. Chaloux said the mass assisted by Rev. E. Ducharme, S.M.M., as deacon and Rev. C. Dufresne, S.M.M., as subdeacon. Father Dufresne said the prayers at the graveside, Interment was in Notre Dame cemetery.

Chief mourners and survivors were two sons, Eli and Moses; four daughters, Mrs. Adelard Charbonneau, Mrs. Raoul Robert, Mrs. Elzear Spennerd and Miss P. Dussiaume, all of Eastview; two sisters, Mrs. Mamase Chaloux, of Timmins, Ont., and Mrs. Damase Gascon, of Warren, Ont., and two brothers, Francois Larouche, of Ripon, Que., and Alfred Larouche, of Wrightville, Que.

Among the many spiritual and floral offerings was one from J. Freedman and Son, Limited. ¹⁵

Julie married Elie DUSSIAUME, son of Joseph DUSSIAUME and Marie Marguerite JOLY, on 17 Apr 1893 in Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada.¹ (Elie DUSSIAUME was born on 31 Oct 1860 in Saint-André-Avellin, Papineau, Québec, Canada,^{1 16 17} died on 30 Mar 1930 in Eastview (now Ottawa), Carleton, Ontario, Canada ¹⁶ and was buried on 3 Apr 1930 in Eastview (now Ottawa), Carleton, Ontario, Canada ^{16 17 18}.)

  Marriage Notes:

In 1888, Clarkstown was mainly francophone and Janeville (originally Cumming's Bridge) was slightly more anglophone. In 1909, Clarkstown, Janeville and Clandeboyne (satellite of New Edinburgh - mainly anglophone) joined to become the village of Eastview. In 1969 it was renamed Vanier. In January 2001, Vanier was amalgamated into Ottawa.

Married in Cathédrale d'Ottawa.