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1896 - 1976 (79 years)
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Eugene CHARTIER |
- Alt DOB: 6/13/1895 per WWI registration.
When Eugene registered for the WWI draft in Regina on 11 Nov 1917, he was single and living at Isle A La Crosse, Sask. He was a fisherman. He said his next of kin was his father, Edmond Chartier at Isle A La Crosse P.O. via Big River Sask. Eugene could not sign his name; therefore he made an X as his mark. Gene Chartier resided on the Deep River channel between Buffalo Narrows and Ile-A-Crosse, as early as 1923. Gene and his family moved to Buffalo Narrows in 1937, so that his children could attend school. For many years, Gene had been a fisherman. After he moved to Buffalo Narrows, he opened a small store with a pool table. Shortly after World War II, he started mink ranching.
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| Born |
07 Apr 1896 |
St.Ann, MB, Canada |
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Male |
| Died |
c.1976 |
| Person ID |
I16292 |
Chartier Family |
| Last Modified |
7 Jul 2016 |
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 | Born - 07 Apr 1896 - St.Ann, MB, Canada |
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