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Note: "Antoine Beno�it Gadelie Jr" .
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MARRIAGE:
Extrait du r�egistre des bapt�etes, mariages, et s�epultures de paroisse Sainte Catherine, Katevale, Comt�e Stanstead, Province de Qu�ebec en R�egistres Photographies Au Greffe de Sherbrooke, 1885 p. 10
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M.9 Antoine
Gadelie
& Elsia Vall�e .
The twenty six October one thousand eight hundred
eighty-five; we priest rector
undersigned having received the mutual
consent of marriage of Antoine
Gadelie and of Elisa Vall�e of this
parish, in the presence of Cisare Cour-
lemanche and of Martin Gingras, witnesses
as are required. By which the aforesaid espousal
has been recognized for the children's legitimization.
�Benjamin Th�eophile born the twenty five May
one thousand eight hundred sixty-six [1866].
�Fran�cois William born the twenty seven November
one thousand eight hundred sixty-eight [1868].
�George Henry born the twenty nine November
one thousand eight hundred seventy-one [1871].
�David born the twenty seven February one thousand
eight hundred seventy-three [1873].
�Alfred born the twenty six April one thousand
eight hundred seventy-six [1876].
�Edward born the third of October one thousand
eight hundred seventy-eight [1878].
The aforesaid witnesses have signed with
me, the spouses have not done so.
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Martin Gingras
Cisaire Courlemange
F A. Michon, priest rector
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Per the "Bat�emes et s�epultures de Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley (Ste-Catherine) Et de North Hatley (Ste-Elisabeth) Comt�e de Stanstead 1848-1999"; Publication no. 75; Ce r�epertoire a �et�e compil�e, �edit�e et publi�e par: la Soci�et�e g�en�ealogie des Cantons de l'Est Inc., 2006
The children were all baptized on the date of the R�ehabilitation marriage, the witnesses are given as those who witnessed the marriage - this is in error, there is NO record of their baptisms, if indeed they ever were baptized.
Publication 75 is quoting the R�ehabilitation marriage, translated and transcribed above. MILITARY:
"Enlisted from Barnet, Vt Aug 28 1862 as a Private; mustered into Co. K of the 15th Regiment of Infantry Oct 22 1862; mustered out Aug 05 1863; regiment engaged on Cemetery Ridge at Battle of Gettysburg and engaged quelling the draft riots in New York City later that July [Vermonters Who Served...].
"Civil war records list him as being 25 years old 5ft 3-1/2 inches tall, black hair, black eyes, dark complexion.
"Civil War Pension records indicate that he suffered some health problems as a result of the war. He suffered from chronic diarrhea and hemorrhoids. The following is a quote from Ezra Gates the Nurse in charge of sick calls in the 15th Regiment, "his cough and diarrhea hung about him, also jaundiced through the winter and during the Gettysburg Campaign and was troubled with a lame leg and complained of Rheumatism and Piles and was sick when arrived home in August of 1863. Ezra continues," I very well remember this soldier from the first he was a jolly fellow and full of jokes and was always ready to do his duty when able. I took quite an interest in his welfare.
"In Benjamin's pension records he indicated that he and his wife divorced a time long ago and he had no contact with his children. He said "I could not support them so they left me at my will"." [http://www.gadley.com/gedcom/gadley/d0000/g0000083.html#I006 by Darlene Gadley, rgadley@pacbell.net]
CENSUS:
1881: June 22; [Barnston, Comt�e Stanstead, PQ; Dist 56; p.44; house 247] Name Marr.Sex Ethnic Age POB Occupation Relig'n Benj. GADLEY M M French 45 USA Farm Labourer RCath Eliza GADLEY M F French 37 PQ RCath Benjamin GADLEY M French 13 PQ RCath Frank GADLEY M French 11 PQ RCath George GADLEY M French 9 PQ RCath David GADLEY M French 7 PQ RCath Freddie GADLEY M French 5 PQ RCath Eddie GADLEY M French 2 PQ RCath <a NAME="Ch"></a>
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