Paul Vanier

Calendrier perpétuel

Note(s):

Naissance
Environ 1878
Paul Vanier, fils de Napoleon Vanier et de Jennie Vanier
Endroit: ?
Référence:
Find a Grave
https://fr.findagrave.com/memorial/168456389/paul-vanier

Mariage
Date ?
Paul Vanier, , fils de Napoleon et de Jennie Vanier
et de
Mary Spencer, fille de ?
Endroit: ?
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https://fr.findagrave.com/memorial/168456389/paul-vanier

Recensement (1930)
Nom: Paul Vanier
Type d'événement: Census
Date de l'événement: 1930
Lieu de l'événement: Cohoes, Albany, New York
Sexe: Male
Âge: 52
Statut marital: Widowed
Race: White
Lieu de naissance: Canada
Année de naissance (estimée): 1878
Année d'immigration: 1880
Lien avec le chef de ménage: Brother-in-law
Lieu de naissance du père: Canada
Lieu de naissance de la mère: New York
Foyer Sexe Âge Lieu de naissance
Head Alfred Sherrard M 42 Canada
Wife Julia Sherrard F 39 New York
Son Francis Sherrard M 19 New York
Daughter Mildred Sherrard F 15 New York
Daughter Elaine Sherrard F 10 New York
Brother-in-law Paul Vanier M 52 Canada
Référence:
FamilySearch
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X7HM-2Z6
Accessed 20 May 2013

Décès (1931)
7 avril 1931
Paul Vanier, est décédé à environ 53 ans. Il demeurait avec sa soeur Julia et son époux Fred Sherrard.
Il était séparé de sa femme depuis de 20 ans, laquelle demeurerait au Canada.
Résidence: 41 Congress St., Cohoes, Albany, New York, USA
Sépulture: le 5 mai 1931 au St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Waterford, NY, USA
Références:
1) Find a Grave
https://fr.findagrave.com/memorial/168456389/paul-vanier
2) rootsweb.com
Troy Irish Genealogy Society
St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Waterford, NY, USA
http://sites.rootsweb.com/~nytigs/StJosephsCemetery_Waterford/StJosCem_Waterford_VanB-Verc.htm

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Obituary

Paul Vanier

Husband of Mary Spencer
53
(database)

Paul Vanier, 51, was a taxicab driver. He was murdered by two teens age 17 and 19 when they requested a ride from him. They stole his money and gold watch and threw his body in the Mohawk River. They later confessed to the crime.

A reward was offered for finding his body and Arthur E. Walrath found the body of the deceased and received a check for $500. Mr. Walrath indicated that he would divide the reward with Motorcycle Policeman Leonidas Landry of Cohoes. The policeman assisted in bringing the body to shore.

The funeral of Mr. Vanier was held May 5, 1931 from his late residence of the home of his sister, Mrs. Fred Sherrard, 41 Congress St., Cohoes and then from St. Joseph’s church where a solemn requiem high mass was celebrated. Rev. Charles H. Dolan of Northampton, MA, a nephew of the deceased, was celebrant. The church was filled and a crowd of onlookers watched the home as the casket was carried out.

Paul Vanier had been separated from his wife for more than 20 years. She is said to be living in Canada. Mr. Vanier had resided with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sherrard. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William Cropsey, 32 White St.

Letters of administration in Paul Vanier’s estate were issued to his sister, Mrs. Julia Sherrard, of Cohoes. The estate, valued at $1,000 in personal property was left entirely to his daughter, Celia Vanier Cropsey, 41 Congress St.

[more info in Albany Times Union May 6, The Troy Apr 10 confession, and various other issues of that time, 1931]

Référence:
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https://fr.findagrave.com/memorial/168456389/paul-vanier

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