| NAME: Charles Emile
BOUVETTE 3/16 CHIPPEWA
aka "Charley"
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| BIRTH: April 18, 1887 Pembina, ND | |||||||||||||||||
| BAPTISM: April 24, 1887 Assumption, Pembina | |||||||||||||||||
| MOTHER: RONDEAU,
Marie Caroline b1867 1/4
LITTLE SHELL CHIPPEWA
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| FATHER: BOUVETTE,
Louis b 1856 1/8
RED LAKE CHIPPEWA
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| SIBLINGS:
3/16 CHIPPEWA BOUVETTE, Joseph Louis 1888 BOUVETTE, Francois Edouard 1890 BOUVETTE, Edouard 1892 BOUVETTE, Benjamin Joseph 1894 BOUVETTE, Margaret 1897 BOUVETTE, Mary 1899 BOUVETTE, Albert 1901 BOUVETTE, Helen 1903 BOUVETTE, Esther 1905 BOUVETTE, Elizabeth 1907 |
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| MARRIAGE: November 26,1910 Walhalla, ND | |||||||||||||||||
| SPOUSE: BRUCE, Marie b1892 Metis | |||||||||||||||||
| CHILDREN: METIS INFORMATION ON ALL THESE CHILDREN
BOUVETTE, Emma
Esther 1912 AND THIER DESCENDANTS AVAILABLE ONSITE in the LIVING LEGACY SECTION BOUVETTE, Lawrence Edward 1913 BOUVETTE, Raymond Chester 1915 BOUVETTE, Mary Martha 1916 BOUVETTE, Benjamin Franklin 1918 BOUVETTE, Eleanor Doris 1920 BOUVETTE, Charles Garnett 1922 BOUVETTE, Edmund Bruce 1924 BOUVETTE, Mabel Marie Isabel 1926 BOUVETTE, Clifford Joseph Louis 928 BOUVETTE, Robert James 1929 BOUVETTE, Evelyn Arlene Marie 1931 BOUVETTE, Beverly Pearl 1934 |
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| LIFE
EVENTS: WWI registration: see image
SS# 471-07-2966 issued in Minnesota before 1951 Name: Charles Bouvette Birth Date: 18 April 1887 Death Date: February 1969 Issuing State: Minnesota Residence at Death: Grand Forks ND 58201 |
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| DEATH: February 19, 1969 |
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Charles
Emile lived in Pembina most all his life, being one of the
oldest pioneers to settle there.
Dad
loved to read, and I remember when I was growing up
and would bring home my History & Geography books, he would read
these books, gathering all the knowledge he could of these far away
places, and the history of the United States. As I remember, he
did not get much schooling, so he read as much as he
could from books brought home from school. He was a very knowledgeable
and well read man. Dad was manager of the airport at Pembina for twenty years. He enjoyed his work there, meeting many pilots who flew for Northwest Airlines. He spoke of them often, and made many lifetime friendships. After the airport closed, he worked odd jobs until his retirement. |