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| Cause of Death: Chronic pneumonia |
| Occupation: Farmer |
| Burial: 7 Jun 1910 Sacred Heart Cemetery, New Bedford, MA |
Property: 1893 South Joliette Township, Pembina Co., ND
New Bedford
Massachusetts
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| Marie-Desiree Charette (Wife) |
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| Marriage: | 11 FEB 1873 in St. Gabriel de Brandon |
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 Joseph Pierre Damas Olivier Mandeville b. 26 Jan 1874
 Marie Louise Mandeville b. 1 Jun 1875
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| Elizabeth Boisvert (Wife) b. 10 Apr 1855 in St. Gabriel de Brandon - Three Rivers County, Montreal
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| Marriage: | 1 AUG 1876 in St. Gabriel de Brandon, Berthier County, Quebec, Canada |
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- Simeon George Mandeville b. 31 Jul 1877 in St. Gabriel de Brandon, Berthier County, Quebec, Canada
- Olisime Mandeville b. 30 Jan 1879 in St. Gabriel de Brandon, Berthier County, Quebec, Canada
- Marie Louise Mandeville b. 16 Jul 1880 in St. Gabriel de Brandon, Berthier County, Quebec, Canada
- Arcade Felix Mandeville b. 31 Oct 1881 in St. Gabriel de Brandon, Berthier County, Quebec, Canada
- Alexandre Mandeville b. Nov 1883 in Joliette Township in Pembina County, North Dakota
- Emma Emily Mandeville b. 30 Aug 1885 in Joliette Township in Pembina County, North Dakota
- Elizabeth F. Mandeville b. 26 Jul 1887 in Joliette Township in Pembina County, North Dakota
- George Julien Mandeville b. 5 Aug 1889 in Joliette Township, Pembina County, North Dakota
- Georgina Mandeville b. 8 Oct 1892 in Joliette Township in Pembina County, North Dakota
- Marie Amanda Delia Mandeville b. Feb 1893
- Delphine Mandeville b. Mar 1895 in Joliette Township in Pembina County, North Dakota
- Berenedette Mandeville b. Jul 1898 in Joliette Township in Pembina County, North Dakota
- John Mandeville b. Jul 1899 in Joliette Township in Pembina County, North Dakota
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Individual:
In April of 1882, Olivier and Elizabeth, along with Joseph from Olivier's first marriage and their own four children emigrated to Joliette Township, Pembina County, North Dakota. Olivier became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America on April 11, 1882. Olivier and Elizabeth began living on their 160-acre ranch on the Red River on May 1, 1883. Olivier Mandeville is listed in the Pembina County landowner list of 1893. The legal description of their land was: Section 11, Township 161, Range 51, Base Line 5th, SE1/4.
Olivier and Elizabeth and eleven of their children, along with Joseph and his daughter, Eva, are listed on teh 1900 North Dakota Census. Simeon had moved to Massachusetts in 1896. Marie Louise died in 1888. For three consecutive years the Red River flooded and they lost their farm. Around 1905 they moved Eastward to Caribou/Blooming Valley Township in Minnesota and established a homestead there. Their daughter, Elizabeth married Joseph Lusignan on July 12, 1906 and their daughter, Emma married Jule Poirier about the same time.
On March 29, 1908, the children went to visit their neighbors, the Oaks, to see their new baby. They returned home late and a fire, caused by a log rolling out of the stove, broke out after midnight and burned their home tothe ground and they lost everything they had including their three youngest children: Delphine, Barendette, andJohn.
Shortly after this tragic accident, Olivier and Elizabeth moved with George, Georgianna, Alexander and Arcade to Massachusetts where their oldest son, Simeon, had settled. The 1910 Census in New Bedford lists Felix Arcade (26) carpenter (home); Alex (24) cloth room (cotton mill); Georgianna (18) weaver (cotton mill); George (19) carpenter (home). Olivier lived only two years after the horrible tragedy. He died of chronic pneumonia at 5:00 AM on June 5, 1910 at home.
Obituary: L'Independant - Fall River, MA - June 6, 1910 (page 6)
The news of the death of Mr. Olivier Mandeville, comes with much sadness to all those that have known him, one of the oldest and esteemed citizens of the north end. He died yesterday at 5 AM at his residence, 15 Nye Street.
Mr. Mandevillel was aged 67 years, 3 months and 5 days. He leaves an inconsolable grieving widow and nine children, 6 sons and 3 daughters; two sisters and a brother also survive him.
The funeral will be first class and will take place tomorrow morning at 8 AM in the church of St-Anthony's, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Carrier, entrepreneur of funerals.
Funeral Notice: L'Independant - Fall River, MA - June 7, 1910 (page 6)
The funeral was held this morning for Mr. Olivier Mandeville, who died at 15 Nye Street. Many relatives and friends crowded the funeral services and sang at 8:30 AM in the church of St. Hyachinthe by Father Deslauriers. Along with the organ, a pwerful chorus rendered an excellent program under the direction of Father J. D. Brodeur, head of the Church.
Three sons of the deceased and one of his friends acted as pallbearers, Monsieurs Alex, Arcade and George Mandeville and MChille Roy.
A large summer bouquet was made for the spiritual rest of the soul and regrets were made of the deceased. The funeral procession was composed of five mourning cars. The funeral was first class under the direction of Father Joseph Carrier, entrepeneur of funerals.
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