Mary Louise? Gagne, 1897–1897 (aged 0)
- Name
- Mary Louise? /Gagne/
- Given names
- Mary Louise?
- Surname
- Gagne
| Birth | 1897
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22 |
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| Burial of a father | Napoleon Paul Gagne Address: Calvary Cemetery
Duluth
St. Louis County
Minnesota, USA
Plot: Section 12, Block 6, Lot 41
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| Death | 1897 (aged 0) |
| father |
1870–1956
Birth: August 23, 1870
35
33 Death: March 29, 1956 — St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States |
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| mother |
1874–1929
Birth: June 10, 1874
35
26 — Duluth, Saint Louis County, Minnesota, United States Death: May 13, 1929 — Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States |
| herself |
1897–1897
Birth: 1897
26
22 — Duluth, Saint Louis County, Minnesota, United States Death: 1897 — Duluth, Saint Louis County, Minnesota, United States |
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19 months
younger brother |
1898–1975
Birth: July 23, 1898
27
24 — Minnesota, USA Death: March 1, 1975 |
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3 years
younger sister |
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23 months
younger brother |
1901–1975
Birth: November 28, 1901
31
27 — Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States Death: May 1975 — Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, United States |
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3 years
younger sister |
1904–1969
Birth: 1904
33
29 — Duluth, St Louis County, Minnesota, United States Death: September 4, 1969 — St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States |
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22 months
younger brother |
1905–1995
Birth: October 24, 1905
35
31 — Duluth, St Louis County, Minnesota, United States Death: July 9, 1995 — St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States |
| sister |
Private
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| younger sister |
1910–1945
Birth: December 4, 1910
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36 — Duluth, Saint Louis County, Minnesota, United States Death: June 15, 1945 — St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States |
| sister |
Private
–
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| Note | Napoleon Paul Gagne and Mary Louise St. George were married around 1897 according to censuses. In the 1900 census they list having borne 2 children, but only one child was living with them, Napoleon, age 1 (almost 2, born July 1898). Given the first male was named Napoleon, and it was not uncommon for a first daughter to be named for the mother, and there is no other Louise among the living children, it seemed likely this was their child, especially since the baby was buried in the same cemetery as they both were. By 1910, they'd had 9 children, but only 6 living. |
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