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Note: N1 Difference in birth dates: According to the 1901 Census of Canada Filiasse Langlois was born in 25 Nov. 1858. And researcher Paul at pbujold@hotmail.com has Philias Langlois born on 18 Nov. 1859 and baptized on 22 Nov. 1859. And Qu�bec Vital and Church Records has Philias Langlois baptized on 22 Nov.1859. 1900 U.S. Federal Census Philip was living in Duluth, Minnesota. Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967 - Taken from Ancestry.com Name: Philias Langlois Event Year: 1855-1870 Event: Baptism 22 Nov. 1859 Religion: Catholique Place of Worship or Institution: Port Daniel Province: Qu�bec Page: 40 B. 46 Philias Langlois - Legitimate Parents: Father: Agapit Langlois - P�cheur & Cultivateur/Fisherman and farmer Mother: Henriette Langlois God father and God mother: (Guilloume-hard to tell), Roussi and Genevi�ve Langlois. 1901 Census of Canada - Taken from Ancestry.com Page: 7 Name: Augusta Langlois Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Age: 51 Birth Day & Month: 3 Dec. Birth Year: 1849 Birth Place: Qu�bec Relation to Head of House: Head Religion: Roman Catholic French Canadian: Yes Racial or Tribal Origin: Francais (French) Nationality: Canadin Occupation: Cultivateur (Farmer) Province: Qu�bec District: Bonaventure District Number: 143 Subdistrict: Port Daniel Subdistrict Number: K-2 Line: 18 - 30 Augusta Langlois/Head (51) is living with his wife Marguerite Langlois (42), and their children; Augustin (18), D�lina (17), Ang�lique (15), Agapis (14), and Alfraide (12), Victoire (10), Anriette (5), Joseph (4), and Mariane (2). Also living with them are 2 Brothers of Augusta Langlois: Filiasse Langlois/Pinte (Pint) - maybe should be Painter??? (42 "25 Nov. 1858), and Joachin Langlois/Voageur (Traveller/Commercial Traveller) (32 "15 July 1868). They are living at 47. Living next door is Augusta's brother's: Xavier Langlois/Head (37) is living with his wife (Mallide-hard to read) Langlois (20), and their children; S�cile (3), and Genviene (10/12 months old. Also living with them is a Brother of Xavier Langlois: Louis Langlois/Voageur (Traveller/Commercial Traveller) (39 "12 August 1859"). They are living at 46. ========================================================================= U. S. of America living and census OCCUP: PAINTER AND MINER BORN IN CANADA - FRENCH CANADIAN LANGUAGE AND ENGLISH PER THE CENSUS 1893 AL - INTO US (17 YRS) AT TIME OF CENSUS CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICE OF THE STATE REGISTRAR AND CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS State office No.: 2-176 Return of Marrigaes in the County of Houghton for the Year or Quarter Ending March 31, 1901. Record Number: 128 Date of License: March 26, 1901 Full Name of Bridegroom: Phillip Langlos Age in Years: 40 Birthplace: Canada Residence: Laurium Number of Times Previously Married: 0 Father's Name: Agapie Langlos Mother's Name: Anriet Langlos Full Name of Bride: Annie Johnson Age in Years: 20 Birthplace: Allouez Residence: Allouez Number of Times Previously Married: 0 Father's Name: Chas. A. Johnson Mother's Name: Not Known Date of Marriage: March 27, 1901 Place of Marriage: Calumet Name and Official Titled of Person by Whom Married: William Fisher - Justice of the Peace WITNESSES TO MARRIAGE Name: Peter Lapoint Residence: Calumet Name: Armide Marion Residence: Calumet Jennie Taylor - County Clerk April 3, 1901 1910 U.S. Federal Census, Allouez, Kewennaw County, Michigan - Taken from Ancestry.com Philip Langlois/Head (48), is living with his wife Anna (29), and their children; Chester (8), Clarence (4), Alfred (2), and Margaret (7/12 months old). Philip and Anna have been married of 9 years, and have had 7 children born and 4 children were still living. Philip immigrated to the U.S. in 1890 and was AL. They are living at 96 Mohawk St. (A few houses away was Giovannai (John) Leonardo (31), and his wife Mary Leonardo (32) which adopted Margaret later on in years when Ann died). 20 April 1910. 1920 U.S. Federal Census, Red Jacket, Houghton County, Michigan - Taken from Ancestry.com Filias Langlois/Boarder (45), is living with Mike Palini/Head (75 of Italy). Filias is Widowed and immigrated to the U.S. in 1891 and is Al. They are living at 331 Fifth Street. 6 + 7 Jan. 1920. I beleive that Filias is Philip Langlois but the age is wrong. They are living a couple of blocks away from Philips son Alfred Langlois (11) living with Frank & Magdalen Beste on 608 Oak Street. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Michigan Department of Health State Office No. Divialog of Vital Statistics 31 4618 Certificate of Death Resister No. 57 1. Place of Death: County: Houghton Township: Calumet Villiage: Blank City: Blank 2. Full Name: Philip Langlois a. Residence No.: Osceola Street, Laurium Length of residence in city or town where death occured: 20 years Blank mos. Blank days. How long in U.S. if of foreign birth? Blank years, Blank mos. Blank days. Personal And Statistical Particulars 3. Sex: Male 4. Color or Race: White 5. Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced: Widowed 5a: If married , widowed, or divorced Husband of or Wife of: Blank 6. Date of Birth (month, day, and year): UNKNOWN 7. Age: Years - About 68, Months - Blank, Days - Blank. 8. Occupation: Painter 9. Industry or business in which work was done: Blank 10. Date deceased last worked at this occupation (month and year): May 1931 11. Total time (years) spent in this occupation: Blank 12. Birthplace (city or town) (State or country): Canada 13. Father: UNKNOWN 14. Birthplace of father: UNKNOWN 15. Mother - maiden name: UNKNOWN 16. Birthplace of mother: UNKNOWN 17. Informant: Elmer Therrian Address: Laurium, Michigan 18. Burial, Creamation, or removal: Place Lakeview Cemetery Date: June 1, 1931 19. Undertaker: Thomas Shea Address: Calumet, Michigan 20. Filed: June 2 , 1931 [signed] Joseph McNab Medical Certificate of Death 21. Date of Death: May 28, 1931 22. Was there laboratory test? NO Autopsy? NO In case of violence state or suicide: Shot himself with a rifle. Where did injury occur? Calumet Township In industry, home or public place? Home Was disease or inury related to occupation or deceased? NO [Signed] David R. Osborne, Coroner Address: Laurium, Michigan ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DEATH: Commited suicide, shot himself with a .44 cal. rifle at home. RESIDENCE at time of Death: Osceloa St., Larium, Calumet Township, Houghton County, Michigan OCCUPATION: Painter, last worked at this occupation: May 1931. INFORMATION: Given by Elmer Therrian, Laurium, Michigan. DEATH CERT.: State Office No. 31 - 4618, Register No. 57. BURIAL: Phillip is buried at Lakeview Cemetery in a single plot. He is buried in the East (Catholic) side, while Annie was buried on the West (non-Catholic) side. COMMENTS: Phillip was known as the town drunk in Calumet, Michigan. Mohawk at around the 1900's was a small village of about 30 to 40 tepee's. After not hearing from Phillip for about 23 years, he called Alfred ( at that time they were living with the Beste) and wanted to live with them because he was sick and dieing. Phillip was told that he couldn't. _______________________________________________________________ Information given at death: A little about Elmer Terrian and his family. 1920 U.S. Federal Census, Calumet Township Precint # 1, Houghton County, Michigan - Taken from Ancestry.com William Terrian/Head/Blacksmith - Blacksmith shop (47 from Michigan), is living with his wife Eulalie (44 of Michigan), and their children; William Jr./Black - smith - Blacksmith shop (19), Myrtle (18), Elmer (16), and Carl (11), all from Michigan. They are living at 1806 Cemetary St. 15 & 16 April 1920. 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Calumet, Houghton County, Michigan - Taken from Ancestry.com William Terrian/Head/Drill sharpener - Copper mine (57 from Michigan), is living with his wife Eulalia (55 of Michigan), and their children; Elmer/ Linotype - Newspaper (26), Charles J./Telegrapher - Telagraph Office. All are from Michigan. Age at first marriage William was 25 years old, and Eulalia was 23 years old. They are living at 1806 Cemetery St. 2 April 1930.
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