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Families spread out as time goes on. And so do the photos and the memories.

Who is Who?

As time goes on, we see the photos, but lose the identity of our predicesors. Hopefully we can identify them all.

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Showing posts with label Beatrice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beatrice. Show all posts

Monday, July 27, 2009

Lemire Collection

I have posted another photo collection for the Lemire side of the family. Some of the photos previously posted on the blog are here too.

Again I have at made a "ZIP'ped" file for family to download. This is a copy of what I have so far. As more are found/shared with us I will update and add to the collections for you to download.
The top right sample is of GGma Beatrice and GGGpa Zacharie Lemire. The lower right image is of Abraham and Marie Louise Pepin.

These again are compressed zip folders that you can download and unzip to gain access to the photos. If you can't uncompress them you can download a free application to install that will open the file for you: 7-zip (For Windows OS) [There should be no problem for MAC users]

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Lemire Sisters

Here is a picture of two Lemire sisters (about 1940-50). The sister on the left I assume is Amanda (Dupont). The other sister living at that time was Florida Maria, who was a that time a Nun. The sister on the right is Beatrice Evangeline.

Their parents were Zacharie Lemire and Marie Louise Pepin. Zacharie and Marie had 12 children-6 boys and 6 girls. Amanda was the second born, while Beatrice was the youngest.

Grandma Beatrice "Mere" was married to Harvey Vernon Brockway in 1918 (Letellier, Manitoba, Canada) and had three children; Frank, Leo, and Pearl. In 1959, Mere married George Oliver Woodford in Salt Lake City, Utah. Mere died in November 1985.

I remember Mere as short and thin (a petite 4' 9"), having a french-canadian accent and an amazing positive approach to everything. Grandpa George loved her very much. Mere had a three foot tall doll. I remember my sister wanting to play with it. Grandpa George gave it to her after he found out that she had never had a doll of her own.

Thanks to Frank Brockway, we have now an audio history of Mere in MP3 format to download to hear some of her memories.