Lévesque/Bishop Genealogy - Person Sheet
Lévesque/Bishop Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameMarie Constance Lévesque 
Birth16 Oct 1852, Isle Verte, QC3
Christen18 Oct 1852, Isle Verte, QC3
Death5 Mar 1942, Salem, MA29
BurialSt. Mary's Cemetery, Salem, MA
FatherFirmin Lévesque (1798-1854)
MotherFélicité Létourneau (~1811-1889)
Spouses
Birthabt 1843, Trois Pistoles, QC
Death15 Mar 1906, Beverly, MA30
BurialSt. Mary's Cemetery, Salem, MA
FatherFrançois Ulger Dion
MotherEsther Lévesque
Marriage24 Oct 1870, Isle Verte, QC
ChildrenLouis Arsene (1873-1959)
Joseph (1879-1958)
Marie Anne (1882-~1882)
Arthur (1883-)
Thomas (1885-)
Frederick (1887-1971)
David (1888-1891)
Luger (1889-1945)
Octave Joseph (1892-1983)
David Joseph (1894-1970)
Notes for Jean-Louis (Spouse 1)
Age reported at 8 years in 1851 census.
Location in 1851 - Trois Pistoles
From the Salem Evening News - Salem, MA - Friday March 16, 1906:
Beverly, March 16 - Lewis Dion of 71 Congress street, Salem, was almost instantly killed at the local station, last evening, during the fierce snow storm.
He had gotten off train 133 about 9 o'clock, and stepped in front of train 103, being terribly mangled beneath the wheels. He was taken into the baggage room, where he died in a few minutes.
Medical examiner Haddock viewed the remains, and they were then turned over to the care of Undertaker Gentlee.
Mr. Dion was long in the employ of the Boston & Maine railroad under Foreman Shinnick of Salem, but some time ago was transferred to the gang under Foreman Conant of Beverly. He was about 65 years of age, and leaves a family.
Location in 1851 - Trois Pistoles
From the Salem Evening News - Salem, MA - Friday March 16, 1906:
Beverly, March 16 - Lewis Dion of 71 Congress street, Salem, was almost instantly killed at the local station, last evening, during the fierce snow storm.
He had gotten off train 133 about 9 o'clock, and stepped in front of train 103, being terribly mangled beneath the wheels. He was taken into the baggage room, where he died in a few minutes.
Medical examiner Haddock viewed the remains, and they were then turned over to the care of Undertaker Gentlee.
Mr. Dion was long in the employ of the Boston & Maine railroad under Foreman Shinnick of Salem, but some time ago was transferred to the gang under Foreman Conant of Beverly. He was about 65 years of age, and leaves a family.