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Joseph Desrosiers
Joseph Was born in Lanoraie, Quebec in 1823. He married Josephine Comtios on July 7, 1845. They settled in Northborough, Ma about the year 1868. The family farm is still occupied by Derosiers family members up to at least 2009. Joseph and Josephine's children include: Joseph, Louis, Hercule (Arthur), Eliza (Olive), Emma, Louisa, Minnie, Francis. Joseph died on Dec 16, 1899.
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Three brothers
This is a cabinet card photo taken about 1915 in a studio in Springfield, MA, based on the collars and clothing.
We belive these are three McKernan brothers, since they were the only relatives living near Springfield, possibly in Granville, MA on the border. There is also some chance that they could be Fenners, and an even more remote chance that they are Bugbees or McGinnis brothers.
We belive these are three McKernan brothers, since they were the only relatives living near Springfield, possibly in Granville, MA on the border. There is also some chance that they could be Fenners, and an even more remote chance that they are Bugbees or McGinnis brothers.
Maybe - Fenner, Bugbee, Mckernan, McGinnis
This tin type photo was taken in the 1890s, so the person was born between 1855 and 1870.
It was in a collection that includes Fenners, Bugbee, McGinnis and McKernan. Most of the collection was taken in MA.
It was in a collection that includes Fenners, Bugbee, McGinnis and McKernan. Most of the collection was taken in MA.
Harold E McGinnis
Harold was born in 1920, the son of John J McGinnis and Jennie Fenner McGinnis. He served as a Pfc. in the "5307th Composite Unit (Provisional)" also known as Merrill's marauders. Harold is listed on this unit's website as serving in Burma.
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Maybe - Fenner, Bugbee, Mckernan, McGinnis
This tin type photo was taken in the 1890s, so the person was born between 1855 and 1870.
It was in a collection that includes Fenners, Bugbee, McGinnis and McKernan. Most of the collection was taken in MA.
It was in a collection that includes Fenners, Bugbee, McGinnis and McKernan. Most of the collection was taken in MA.
Everett Bugbee
EEverett was the son of Charles and Lucy Ida Fenner Bugbee. He was disabled at some point in his life and lived to the age of twenty-four. He appears on the 1900 census for Spencer and the 1910 census for Lancaster, MA. In 1910 he is listed as being at home, rather than as a worker.
Worcester, MA three decker
Laura Barton Fenner takes one last look at her son, Harry, before he leaves for military service in RI during World War II. She is on the back porch of a "three decker" in the Green Island section of Worcester, MA. Grandma lived from Nov 1903 to May 1958. She was born as the child of George Bertrand dit Barton and Mary Tebo Bertrand in Malone, NY. She married Harry Fenner in Dec 1920. They had 12 children: Harry, Barbara, Lillian, Rena, Claire, Robert, Nancy, Ray, Glenn, Charles, Chalotte, and Richard.
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Bugbee family
Ida is the daughter of Luther Fenner and Lucy Ida Bitgood, and the sister of Henry Eugene Fenner, who is buried in the same cemetery. She was probably born in southeastern Conn. Ida can be found on the 1860 census for Voluntown, the 1880 census for Leicester and the 1900 census for Spencer.
Ida married Charles L Bugbee, who was born in 1864. They had the following children: Mary L who was born and died in 1888, Ella M who was born in 1888 and died at the age of ten, another daughter named Ella Eveline who died at thirteen from typhoid fever in Webster, Everett who lived from 1890 to 1914, and Ralph who lived from 1892 to 1975. The date and place of Ida's death is unknown but probably occured after 1935 because her granddaughter remembers her.
Ida married Charles L Bugbee, who was born in 1864. They had the following children: Mary L who was born and died in 1888, Ella M who was born in 1888 and died at the age of ten, another daughter named Ella Eveline who died at thirteen from typhoid fever in Webster, Everett who lived from 1890 to 1914, and Ralph who lived from 1892 to 1975. The date and place of Ida's death is unknown but probably occured after 1935 because her granddaughter remembers her.
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Louise Desrosier
Louise was the daughter of Josephine Gilbert dit Comtois was born in 1825 in Quebec and the granddaughter of Amable Marie Vadnais. Louise's father was Joseph Desrosiers from Lanoraie, Quebec. The family moved to Northboro, MA between 1866 and 1870, after a brief stay in New Hampshire. Joseph and his family are listed in the Northborough, MA, 1870 Census. They lived on a farm on Main Street. Their children were: Joseph, Louis, Elisa, Louisa, Minnie, Hercule(a.k.a. Arthur)and Francis. The Desrosiers spelled their name with two “s” up until the 1900 Census when the name is spelled as “Derosier”. It is also possible that this photo is Minnie Desrosier instead of Louise.
Joseph Desrosiers
Joseph Was born in Lanoraie, Quebec in 1823. He married Josephine Comtios on July 7, 1845. They settled in Northborough, Ma about the year 1868. The family farm is still occupied by Derosiers family members up to at least 2009. Joseph and Josephine's children include: Joseph, Louis, Hercule (Arthur), Eliza (Olive), Emma, Louisa, Minnie, Francis. Joseph died on Dec 16, 1899.
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Uncle Joe DesRosier's Mill
Joseph was a foreman or superintendent in the "shoddy" mill. Every now and then, on payday he would come to his office window and throw a little bag of candy down to his neice Lillian. He was born 1/7/1848 in Lanoraie,Quebec, and married Mary Louise St. Onge about 1870. Joseph died on 1/3/1902 in Northborough, MA.
At the time of Joseph's death, he had surviving family members, his wife Mary, daughter's Emma Gaucher, Josephine and Louisa Derosier, sons Arthur, Charles J, and Fred X. The diamond stud (worth $40 )that he is wearing in this photo was listed as part of his very sizable estate.
At the time of Joseph's death, he had surviving family members, his wife Mary, daughter's Emma Gaucher, Josephine and Louisa Derosier, sons Arthur, Charles J, and Fred X. The diamond stud (worth $40 )that he is wearing in this photo was listed as part of his very sizable estate.
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Johanna McGinnis
Johanna Therese Mountain McGinnis died in 1905. Her obit read: Mrs. Johanna McGinnis, the widow of John McGinnis and a most estimable Christian woman, died in the family home, 612 Thomas Street. An illness from blood poisoning, extending over a period of 11 days, prefaced the end. Prior to that time Mrs. McGinnis was an unusually robust, strong woman.
From her infancy Mrs. McGinnis has lived in Youngstown and both as a girl and a woman had the sincerest regard and respect of everyone who knew her. She was a member of St. Columba's church since her babyhood and was loyal to its every precept. As a neighbor she was generous and thoughtful, and as a wife and mother, everything that could be wished for --faithful and indulgent. The death of her husband occurred three months ago --a fact which adds to the grief of the nearly distracted children. They are Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs. Martin Lynden, Miss Hannah, John J and William E McGinnis.
From her infancy Mrs. McGinnis has lived in Youngstown and both as a girl and a woman had the sincerest regard and respect of everyone who knew her. She was a member of St. Columba's church since her babyhood and was loyal to its every precept. As a neighbor she was generous and thoughtful, and as a wife and mother, everything that could be wished for --faithful and indulgent. The death of her husband occurred three months ago --a fact which adds to the grief of the nearly distracted children. They are Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs. Martin Lynden, Miss Hannah, John J and William E McGinnis.
Three brothers
This is a cabinet card photo taken about 1915 in a studio in Springfield, MA, based on the collars and clothing.
We belive these are three McKernan brothers, since they were the only relatives living near Springfield, possibly in Granville, MA on the border. There is also some chance that they could be Fenners, and an even more remote chance that they are Bugbees or McGinnis brothers.
We belive these are three McKernan brothers, since they were the only relatives living near Springfield, possibly in Granville, MA on the border. There is also some chance that they could be Fenners, and an even more remote chance that they are Bugbees or McGinnis brothers.
John James McGinnis
John was born in 1876, the son of John Patrick McGinnis and Johanna Mountain McGinnis, who were both from Ireland. He was a bugler during the Spanish American War in Company H, 5th Ohio Vol. Infantry and additional units. He noted in the family bible that he first received his pension on Dec 3, 1928.
John McGinnis met his future bride, Jennie Fenner, in a diner in Massachusetts. He married her on Aug 28, 1916. The marriage was "blessed" by Father Engstrom of St. Joseph's in North Brookfield, MA. on June 20, 1920. (Blessed means the marriage was recognized by the Catholic Church.) After living in Oxford, MA, and the Brookfields, they moved to CT and then settled down in Youngstown, OH. Their children were: Hazel, Elizabeth, Sara, James Edward, Charles Francis, Harold E and John L McGinnis.
John McGinnis met his future bride, Jennie Fenner, in a diner in Massachusetts. He married her on Aug 28, 1916. The marriage was "blessed" by Father Engstrom of St. Joseph's in North Brookfield, MA. on June 20, 1920. (Blessed means the marriage was recognized by the Catholic Church.) After living in Oxford, MA, and the Brookfields, they moved to CT and then settled down in Youngstown, OH. Their children were: Hazel, Elizabeth, Sara, James Edward, Charles Francis, Harold E and John L McGinnis.
Lillian in Northborough
Lillie was born in Northboro, Massachusetts, the oldest child of a “third” family. Lillie’s father was Arthur Desrosier. His first family had seven children, when his wife died of consumption. At the time, his sister Louise adopted the youngest child, named Hattie. Lillie’s mother was Jeannia Rousseau Corriveau. She had her own family in Rhode Island with two children, when her husband died after being bitten by a rabid dog. Arthur and Jeannia met and married in Northboro, and decided to start a third family together. Lillian was the oldest of this third family. She knew everyone from all three familes and lived in a small house with most of them. So, as she would say, “It was a pretty mixed up family!”
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Grandma Prentis and baby Dot
Julia is the daughter of Charles McKernan & Catherine(McDonell) McKernan. She was born in Miramichi, New Brunswick on June 2, 1874, and lived in New Hampshire until moving to Monson, MA with her parents. Julia married Hennry Eugene Fenner on June 28, 1890 in Monson. They had the following children: Jennie, Charles Francis, Harry James, Edward Raymond, Essex William and Luther. One of her later marriages was to Herbert S. Prentiss, who was a minister. The family has a postcard written by Julia and one grandson remembers that she liked to take care of plants. This is one of three photos taken at her son Ed Fenner's houseHer last living brother Edward was living in Brooklyn at the time of her death.
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Three brothers at work
Believed to be the three Fenner brothers who worked together at Northridge Furniture Co. in the 1920s and thirties. Ed and Harry delivered furniture by horse and cart, then later by truck. This is why they are dressed with coats and ties. The brother on the right is Ess, who worked on the repair of stoves and appliances. The photo is stamped on the back, "livingston photo service."
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Johanna Therese Mountain McGinnis
OBIT: Mrs. Johanna McGinnis, the widow of John McGinnis and a most estimable Christian woman, died in the family home, 612 Thomas Street. An illness from blood poisoning, extending over a period of 11 days, prefaced the end. Prior to that time Mrs. McGinnis was an unusually robust, strong woman.
From her infancy Mrs. McGinnis has lived in Youngstown and both as a girl and a woman had the sincerest regard and respect of everyone who knew her. She was a member of St. Columba's church since her babyhood and was loyal to its every precept. As a neighbor she was generous and thoughtful, and as a wife and mother, everything that could be wished for --faithful and indulgent. The death of her husband occurred three months ago --a fact which adds to the grief of the nearly distracted children. They are Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs. Martin Lyden, Miss Hannah, John J and William E McGinnis.
From her infancy Mrs. McGinnis has lived in Youngstown and both as a girl and a woman had the sincerest regard and respect of everyone who knew her. She was a member of St. Columba's church since her babyhood and was loyal to its every precept. As a neighbor she was generous and thoughtful, and as a wife and mother, everything that could be wished for --faithful and indulgent. The death of her husband occurred three months ago --a fact which adds to the grief of the nearly distracted children. They are Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs. Martin Lyden, Miss Hannah, John J and William E McGinnis.
Fenner Bugbee visit
This is a gathering of Fenner relatives. On the left is Charles Fenner and his mother Julia Fenner Prentiss, with a hand on her son's shoulder. The older couple in the back are Uncle Charles Bugbee and his wife Ida Fenner Bugbee. The young girl is Jennie Fenner who later married John McGinnis. She is standing behind her brother Essex Fenner. The young man in the wheelchair is Everett Bugbee. This photo comes from Jennie's collection, later handed down to her grandson, Jim McGinnis.
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Charles Bugbee
Charles L Bugbee was born on Oct 1864, the son of Osgood Judson Bugbee and Mary W Tucker Bugbee. His siblings were Elenor Eveline Bugbee and Clarence Bugbee. Charles married Ida Fenner and their children were Mary (1888-1888), Ella (1888-1896), Everett (1890-1914)and Ralph (1892-1975). So far as we know, Ralph is the only one of Charles and Ida's children who had children.
Joseph Bruno Boucher
Joseph Bruno Boucher was born Sep. 08, 1862 in St. Denis, Quebec a few months before his father died suddenly at age 58. He was the youngest son of Guilliaume Boucher and Marcelline Caron. He came to the US in 1884 and married Emily Prunier October 17, 1887 in Worcester, MA. Joseph owned a brickyard, and then a milk business. He died on Dec. 13, 1934 in Worcester, MA. A history of the brickyard can be found at
Children were Emelie, Rose, Joseph, William, Clement, Octavie, Louis and Salime
Children were Emelie, Rose, Joseph, William, Clement, Octavie, Louis and Salime
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Harold E McGinnis
Harold was born in 1920, the son of John J McGinnis and Jennie Fenner McGinnis. He served as a Pfc. in the "5307th Composite Unit (Provisional)" also known as Merrill's marauders. Harold is listed on this unit's website as serving in Burma.
