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Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. David C Denesha: Birth: 1861 in Constable, Franklin, New York, United States. Death: 5 AUG 1938 in Massachusetts, United States

  2. Moses Denesha: Birth: DEC 1866 in Franklin, New York, United States. Death: 1904 in Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, United States

  3. Hattie Denesha: Birth: MAY 1867 in New York, United States. Death: 29 DEC 1906 in Constable, Franklin, New York, United States

  4. Caroline Denesha: Birth: ABT 1869 in New York, United States. Death: AFT 1880


Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. Wilfred Alfred Denesha: Birth: 28 MAR 1878 in Malone, Franklin, New York, United States. Death: 22 DEC 1950 in Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, United States

  2. Alice B Denesha: Birth: MAR 1881 in Constable, Franklin, New York, United States. Death: 30 JUL 1962 in Tupper Lake, Franklin, New York, United States

  3. Hubert S Denesha: Birth: DEC 1888 in Franklin, New York, United States. Death: AFT 1916


Sources
1. Title:   Legacy NFS Source: Albert Denesha - Government record: Census record: birth-name: Albert Denesha
Text:   Government record: Census record: birth-name: Albert Denesha Government record: Census record: male
 Government record: Census record: birth: June 1834; Canada
 Government record: Census record: death:

Notes
a. Note:   BMS2000 v.16 ID : 1283948 Class : 9 Responsible : Longu Role Name First name
 Child DÉNIGER Pierre-Hubert
 Father Déniger * Pierre
 Mother Bisaillon Françoise
 Godfather Perras Jean-Baptiste
 Godmother Ste-Marie Marie-Françoise
  Sex Birth Baptism
 M 1834-06-17 1834-07-18
  Parish Location County Province Country
 St-Rémi St-Rémi Napierville QC Canada
  Note
 * de Rivière Noire
  Name : Albert P Denesha
 Titles :
 Residence : Constable Township, Franklin, New York
 Birth date : Jun 1834
 Birth place : Canada French
 Relationship to head-of-household : Self
 Spouse name : Corline Denesha
 Spouse titles :
 Spouse birth place : New York
 Father name :
 Father titles :
 Father birth place : France
 Mother name :
 Mother titles :
 Mother birth place : Canada
 Race (Term on Certificate) : White
 Head-of-household name :
 Gender : Male
 Marital status : Married
 Years married : 23
 Estimated marriage year : 1877
 Mother how many children :
 Number living children :
 Immigration year : 1849
 Enumeration district : 0070
 Sheet number & letter : 3B
 Household id : 59
 Certificate number : 69
 GSU film number : 1241035
 Image number : 01052
 Collection : 1900 United States Census
  Albert DENESHA Son of Peter & Marie FRANCIS 1834 - 1910 Mary LaFERRIER Wife of Albert DENESHA 1834 - 1875
  Pierre Deniger(Desneigers) married Francoise Bizaillon (Bisaillon) July 22,
 1833 at St Philippe
 Pierre parents were Charles Deniger(Desneigers) and Marie Doree
 Francoise parents were Berthe Bizaillon (Bisaillon) and Catherine Boyer
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 Albert Desneigers married Elise Lanctot June 8, 1889 at Cornwall Ontario
 Albert parents were Nelson Desneigers and Flora Barney
 Elise parents were Joseph Lanctot and Melinda Masia
  Lived in Cornwall, Ontario in 1901
  STATE OP NEW YORK SUPREME
 Court—County of Franklin. Tbe
 Farmers National Bank of Mai one,
 plaintiff, against Hubert S. Denesha,
 Caroline Denesha, Ethel R. Denesha
 and John Aroyott, defendants.
 In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure
 and sale duly granted in the
 above entitled action and -'entered in
 Frankin County Clerk's Office* on the
 16th day 'of. October, 1916, I, Arthur
 W. Handly, the undersigned referee in
 said judgment named, will sell at public
 auction at the front door of the
 court house in the village of Malbne^
 county of Franklin, N. Y.. on the 2nd
 day of December, 1916, at ten o'clock
 A. M., the premises described in said
 judgment, viz.:
 All that tract or parcel of land sitlate
 in the town of Constable, county
 •f Franklin and state of New York,
 being part of subdivision Four, Great
 L,ot No. IVin said town and is bounded
 as follows: Beginning in the north
 •ounds of said subdivision Four, eleven
 :hains fifty links from the northeast
 corner thereof, running thence west
 ten chains and ninety-five links, thence
 south twenty-six chains seventy-five
 links, thenqe east ten chains ninetyfive
 links to Joel Esterbrobks land,
 thence north twenty-six chains and
 seventy-five links to the place of beginning,
 containing thirty acres of
 nd, more or less.
 Also all that tract or parcel of land,
 situate in the town of Constable, counf
 Franklin and state of New York,
 being part of Lot Nineteen, subdivision
 Four, and bounded as follows: Beginning
 in the north line of said subdivision
 Four east ten chains . and
 thirty-one links from the center of said
 3reat Lot Nineteen, thence south one
 Largest and most complete
 line of Books
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 NOTICE.
 Notice i.s hereby given .that the
 Board of Supervisors of the county
 of Franklin will meet at their rooms
 the comry clerk's office, in the
 ago of Malone, in said county,
 on the 1 ith .lay of November, 1916,
 at 12 o'clock, noon, and that, all
 persons having- claims against the
 county of Franklin are required by
 resolution ot said board to present
 the same to the clerk of the board,
 before 12 o'clock, noon, of Wednesday,
 November 15th, and that no accounts
 will bo received after that day.
 Dated Oct. l.3th, 1916.
 FLOYD P. KING,
 45w4 Clerk of the Board.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—PURSUant
 to an order of Frederick G. Pad.
 dock, Surrogate oi" the county OL
 Franklin, and according to the statute
 In such case made and provided, no-1
 tice is hereby given to all persons having-
 claims against Margaret Winxley,
 late of Bellmont, in said county, dceased, that they are required to exhibit
 the same with the vouchers
 thereof, to the undersigned. Sadie A.
 Tryon, executrix, at her residence,
 North Stockholm, N. Y., R. F. D., In
 St. Lawrence county, on or before thi
 20th day of March next.
 Dated October 9th, 1916.
 SADIE A. TRYON,
 Executrix
 LUTHER E. ELLISON.
 Attorney for Executrix,
 Winthrop, N. Y. 44w2?
 OTJCE TO CREDITORS—Pursuant
 to an onUr of Frederick G. Paddock
 surrogate of the county of
 Franklin, and according to the statute
 in such case made and provided,
 notice is hereby given to all person*
 having claims ai?ainst Emma W. Smith
 late of Constable, tn said county, deceased,
 that they are required to exhibit
 the same, with the voucher*
 thereof, to the tindersigiied, Mary
 Whyman, administratrix, at her residence
 in the town of Burke, in said
 county, on or before the 1st day of
 May next.
 Dated October 14th, l t l l .
 MARY WHTMAN,
 Administratrix.
 W. GENAWAT,
 Attorney for Administratrix,
 JUalone, N. T. .^^
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS—Pursuaal
 to an order of Frederick G. Paddock,
 surrogate of the county of
 Franklin, and according to the statute
 in such case made and provided,
 notice is hereby given to all persona
 having claims against Jane Murphy,
 late of Malone, in said county, deceased,
 that they are required to ehlbit the same, with the voucher*
 :hereof, to the undersigned, John T.
 Murphy, at his residence in Malone, In
 said county, on or before the JHth day
 of December next.
 Dated June 8th, ltl€.
 JOHN T. MURPHY,
 Executor.
 KELLAS & KELLAS,
 Attorneys for Executor,
 Malone, N. Y. Ifwif
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS—Pursuant
 to an order of Frederick G, Paddock,
 Surrogate of the county of
 Franklin, and according to the statute
 tn such case made and provided,
 notice is hereby given to all person*
 having claims against Albert W, Turner,
 late of Malons, in said county,
 deceased, that they ape required to exhibit
 the same, with the vouchees
 thereof, to the undersigned executor*
 at their residence in Malone. to said
 county, on or before the 1st day of
 February next
 Dated July 18th. m e
 ' JENNIK M, TURNER,
 ROT TURNER.
 BRYANT & LAWRENCE,
 Attorneys for firecator*,
 Maloas, H. T. ttwST
 to 9*tatf Medea WHs ea short
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 tor aacttoa sal* aotloM.
 degreev "eastr e leve chains 9 4 links,-
 thence north 43 degrees east 8 chains
 11 links to the place of beginning,
 containing three acres and thirty-nim
 hundredths.
 all that tract, or parcel of land
 situate in the town of Constable, coun-
 " Franklin and state of New York,
 being all the land belonging to Albern
 A. Aubrey of the town of Constable
 lcluded between said' first parties'
 est line in said town and the center
 of the highway leading from sai
 Denesha's houstown line between Burke and Constable,
 comprising a strip of land of as
 great length as said Denesha's wesi
 line and as wide as above indicated, no
 wider, subject to the right of the public
 to the use of said lands as a highray,
 which right has heretofore been
 conveyed. Said premises being th
 same premises conveyed to Albert Denesha
 by Albern E. Aubrey anad wife,
 by deed dated August 29, 1899.
 Also all that tract or parcel of land
 situate in the town of Constable,-coun
 ty of Franklin and state of New York
 and distinguished as a part of subdivision
 two and four of lot nineteen
 of Township three of Great Tract No.
 1, of Macomb's Purchase, so-called,
 and bounded as follows, viz.: Beginning
 in the south bounds of said subdivision
 two of lot nineteen eleven chain
 and twenty-nine links east from thsouthwest corner of said subdivision
 and at the S. E. corner of Aron Fos
 ter's land and runs thence south on
 degree east, parallel with the wesi
 bounds of subdivision four, lot nineteen
 eleven chains and seventy-three
 links; thence east parallel with the
 north bounds of said subdivision fou
 ni%B>teen chains and twenty-seven link
 to other'lands of said Fostar; thenenorth one degree west along/said Foster's
 west bounds to the subdivisioi
 line eleven chains ana seventy-thret
 links; thence east alojig the subdivision
 line three chain? and four links
 thence north one degree west paralle'
 with the west bounds of said subdivision
 two aforesaid twenty-two chains
 and fifty links; thence west parallel
 with the south bounds of said subdivision
 two to the first mentioned lanof said Foster twenty-two chains anthirty-one links; thence south one degree
 east along the east bounds of saiFoster's land to the place of beginning
 twenty-two chains and fifty links,
 containing1 seventy-two acres
 eighty-hundredths of an acre of land,
 more or less. Excepting and reservin,
 across the east side of said d-escribe*
 piece in subdivision two of lot nine
 teen thirty-five acres heretofore sol
 to Albert Denesha by George F. Dickey
 by deed bearing date January 18,
 1873. Excepting and reserving fro:
 the above described premises that portion
 thereof which was heretofore conveyed
 to the St. Lawrence and Adi
 rondack Railway Company for a righ
 of way.
 Also all that tract or parcel of land,
 situate in the town of Constable, aforesaid,
 being part of subdivision two oi
 lot nineteen described as follows: Beginning
 in the south bounds of subdivision
 two of lot nineteen thirty-three
 chains and sixty links east from the
 southwest corner of said subdivision,
 then north one degree west parallel
 with the west bounds of subdivisior
 two aforesaid twenty-two chains an*
 fifty links, then west parallel with thsouth bounds of said subdivision twseventeen chains and six links
 then south one degree east elevern hains and twenty-five Jinks, then east two chains and sixty-seven links, then south one degree east to the cente of the highway, then south along1 thi center 6f said highway to the south line of subdivision two, then east along
 said subdivision to the place of beginning.
 Thirty-five acres more or less, being the same premises conveyed to Albert Denesha by George F. Dickey on January 18, 1873.
 Dated at the village of Malone, N.T.r tbi»-£ARTHUR W. HANDLY. Referee.


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