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Lavin/Rousse Graniteville Genealogy Collection Lavin/Rousse Graniteville Genealogy Collection (Doc 634-638) Index alcohol, 634:1, 634:22, 634:25, 634:75, 634:79, A 635:6, 635:7, 636:7, 636:8, 636:11, 636:14, Abare 636:56, 637:10, 637:17, 637:19, 637:20, Ruth, 637:32 637:24, 637:32, 637:37, 638:1, 638:10 Abascal Beer Garden, 638:12 Albert, 638:30 Bill Sheridan's Beer Garden, 638:1 Abbiati Aldrich Florence, 638:8 Albert, 637:31 Abbott Albert N. (photo), 634:3 Josie B., 637:6 Albert (photo), 634:3 Margaret Hempstead, 636:69 Caraline (photo), 634:3 Sadie, 634:77 Claire (photo), 634:3 Sarah, 635:46 Edward N., 634:3 Abbott Family, 636:69 Edward R., 634:3 Acme Granite Plant Elizabeth "Betty" (photo), 634:3 see also Rock of Ages Eva M. (Sweet), 634:3 Adams Eva S., 638:30 Blanche M., 635:7 Florence, 637:23 Blanche (Morency), 635:7 Glennis, 637:33 Blanche (Morency)(photo), 636:7 Hazel W., 636:1 Delia(Tetreault), 634:1 Hazel (Wilbur)(photo), 636:1 Everett, 638:33 L. F., 634:3 Everett W., 634:2, 638:33 Margaret, 634:3 Peter, 634:1, 638:7 Margaret (Russell), 634:3 Peter (photo), 634:1, 634:55 Norbel (photo), 634:3 Adams Family, 634:1 Robert A., 634:3 Aguero William (photo), 634:3 Jose, 636:6 Aldrich Family, 634:3, 637:31 Mercedes, 636:6 Aldrich Family (photo), 634:3 Aguero Family, 636:6 Alexander Aiken M. (photo), 634:3 Bathia, 637:28 Margaret (MacDonald), 635:57 Ainonen William, 635:57 Johanna, 637:39 W.W., 636:60 Ainsley Alger Yvette, 638:33 Lillian, 636:44 Airth Allaire Alex (photo), 638:17 Alphonse, 634:4, 634:46, 637:24, 638:3, Aitchison 638:15, 638:30 Shirley, 635:71 Alphonse J., 637:10 Alaire Alphonse (photo), 634:13, 635:50, 637:10, Rich, 637:34 638:16 Albigese Bea, 637:24 Eleanor, 634:00 Beatrice (Wiquest), 637:24 Albman Beatrice (Wiquest)(photo), 634:46, 637:10 Isaac, 638:33 Cheryl J., 637:10 Lavin/Rousse Graniteville Genealogy Collection Index Page 2 Emma, 634:20, 637:34 Marion, 637:32 Evalina (Belanger), 637:10, 637:24, 637:38 Mary (Halligan), 637:32 Evelina (Belanger), 637:23, 637:38 Patrick L. (photo), 637:32 Eveline (Belanger), 637:23 Ambrose Family, 637:32 Irene (photo), 637:10, 638:32 Amedy Joe, 634:4 Edmond E., 634:16 Joseph, 637:10, 637:23, 637:24, 637:34, 637:38 Edmond Eugene, 634:16 Louis, 637:38 Ames Madeline (Carey), 634:4 Marie (Denko), 634:61 Madeline (Corey), 637:24 Anctil Marilyn Ann "Bunty", 637:10 see also Garneau; Gilbert Maxine F., 637:10 Agnes (McLelland), 638:6 Maxwell, 637:10, 638:33 Amanda, 635:2 Rene (photo), 637:38 Armande, 635:2, 635:7 Richard, 637:34, 637:35 Armande "Amanda", 635:2 Richard "Rich", 634:4 Eugene, 635:2 Allaire Family, 634:4, 636:49, 637:10, 637:23, Felix (Mrs.), 638:6 637:24, 637:38, 638:6 Fred, 638:6 Allan Joe, 638:6 James S., 634:4 Anctil Family, 635:2, 638:6 Allan Family, 634:4 Fred, 638:6 Allard Joe, 638:6 Allan, 637:31 Anderson Allen S., 634:00 Frances, 636:4 Eugene, 634:00 George (photo), 638:17, 638:21 Gene, 638:7 George R., 638:22 Jean M. (photo), 635:48 Geroge R., 638:22 Joseph (photo), 634:5 Helen (MacDonald)(photo), 636:4 Myrtle, 634:00 Helen (MacLeod), 635:67 Myrtle (photo), 634:5 Joanne E., 636:30 Allard Family, 634:5, 635:48, 636:56 Johanna (Ainonen), 637:39 (photo), 636:56 John, 637:39, 638:1 Allarie Lempi, 638:33 Irene J., 638:33 Lyyli, 638:1 Allen Mary Jane, 636:60 Chester, 635:84 Roland V., 635:67 -- (Mrs.), 638:33 Vera M. (McLeod), 635:85 Roland G., 636:56 Anderson Family, 635:67, 637:21, 637:39 Alloise Andrews Alphonse, 637:31 Rosie, 634:48 Alloise Family, 637:31 Andrus Alphonsine Eli (Mrs.), 638:2-1 Poulin (Bourget)(photo), 636:36 Annette Ambrose Annette, 636:42 Cecilia "Sis", 637:32 Anzalone Frank, 637:32 Bonnie (photo), 638:32 Vermont Historical Society • Barre 05641-4209 Lavin/Rousse Graniteville Genealogy Collection Index Page 3 Bonny, 638:32 Magoon Corner, 637:35 Faye, 638:32 Main Street, 637:39 Faye (photo), 638:32 McCarthy Road, 637:31, 637:36, 637:38 Tony, 638:32 McCarthy Road area, 637:38 Tony (photo), 638:32 McGlynn Hill, 634:13 Archibald McHugh Road (formerly Summer Street), William E. (Rev. Dr.), 638:34 637:39 Ardell McLeod Hill, 634:49, 635:62, 635:84, 637:40 Myrle, 637:10 Miles' Addition, 636:4 areas, 636:45, 638:2-1 Millstone Hill, 634:13, 634:22, 635:11, 635:56, Bailey Pond, 638:30 637:40, 638:15, 638:17, 638:28, 638:36 Bailey's Corner, 637:40 Morin Street (formerly South Street), 637:41, Baptist Street, 637:31, 637:34, 638:20 637:42 Barclay Quarry, 638:16 Mosquitoville, 635:29, 637:34, 637:35, 638:2-1 Barclay Road, 637:27 North Street, 637:27 Big Hill, 634:26, 635:41, 635:42, 635:63, Orchard Terrace, 638:34 635:72, 636:46, 637:27, 637:28 Pirie Quarry, 638:20 Boutwell's Station, 638:17, 638:21 Pirie Road, 637:35, 638:20 Cassie Street, 638:34 Pratt Pasture, 638:21 Cedar Knoll, 638:15 The Quarries, 635:11 Cogswell Street, 637:29, 637:30, 637:31 Quarry Hill, 635:56, 638:21 Dark Empire Quarry, 634:13 Shepard Road, 638:34 Dark Quarry, 638:19 Shepard's Crossing, 635:23-1 East Barre Road, 637:31, 637:32, 637:33, Short Street, 637:27, 637:39, 638:1 638:21 Small Street, 637:32 East Hill, 634:36 South Barre, Village of, 634:3 The Farm Road, 638:34 South Street (now Morin Street), 637:41, 637:42 Felicity Development, 637:34 Summer Street (now McHugh Road), 637:39 Four Corners, 634:42, 637:37 Tough End, 635:7, 635:56, 637:40, 638:13 Foxville, 634:38, 635:7, 635:36, 635:41, Tower Road, 637:37, 638:2-1 635:47, 635:56, 635:70, 636:5, 636:39, Upper Graniteville, 637:41, 638:19, 638:2-2 636:56, 636:18-1, 637:33, 637:34, 637:35, Upper Graniteville (photo), 634:00, 638:2-2 637:40, 638:19, 638:21, 638:35, 638:2-1 Waterman Pasture, 635:42 Frog Alley, 635:33 Websterville Road, 638:21 Gazeley property, 638:17 Wendell Terrace, 637:40 Graniteville Depot, 638:21 Williamstown (photo), 634:3 Graniteville Road, 638:21 Ariel The Hill, 635:17, 638:18 Evelyn (Bombard)(photo), 634:5 Jackson Four Corners, 635:54 Ariel Family, 634:5 Jones Brothers Quarry, 638:19 Armstrong Jones Swimming Hole, 638:19 Jennie, 638:34 Kelly property, 638:21 Arnais Family, 637:32 Lake Reilly, 637:40 Arnaiz Lower Graniteville, 637:35, 638:36 Amanda, 638:33 Lower Graniteville (photo), 635:84 Amanda (photo), 638:32 Lucas Corner, 636:43 Amparo (Canales), 637:32 Vermont Historical Society • Barre 05641-4209 Lavin/Rousse Graniteville Genealogy Collection Index Page 4 Charles, 637:10, 637:32, 638:33 Leo, 634:4 Charles (photo), 637:32 Leonide E., 634:7 Charles V., 637:32 -- (Mrs.), 634:4 Fedora (Dumas), 637:32 Aube Family, 634:7 James, 637:32 Aubertin John, 638:2-1 Bill (photo), 638:32 Juan, 637:32 Blanche (Landry)(photo), 634:7 Lori, 637:32 Linda J., 638:33 Matilda, 638:33 Linda (photo), 638:32 Matilda (photo), 638:32 William Douglas, 638:33 Natalie, 637:32 William (photo), 638:32 Nathalie, 637:10 Audet Arnaiz Family, 637:32, 638:2-1 Oliver, 638:33 Arnaiz House, 637:17 Victor, 638:33 Arno Audett Lydia, 637:10 Victor, 638:33 Arsenault Audette Julia, 637:18 Albert, 638:33 Artascis Frank, 637:16 Emilia (Villa)(photo), 634:6 Luciana, 638:33 Artascos Lucianna, 638:33 Edward, 637:32, 638:3 Wilhelmine (Lucas), 637:16 Edward "Nanny" (photo), 634:6 Audette Family, 637:16 Edward (photo), 636:56, 638:32 Aurelie Joseph (photo), 634:6, 636:56 Oulette (Belanger), 637:20 Leonardo (photo), 634:6 Austin Artascos Family, 634:6, 637:31 Terry J., 634:00 (photo), 634:6 Arthur B Robert (photo), 638:17 Babcock Artoscos Family, 637:32, 638:2-2 Margaret E., 638:10 Arvemikeal Backora Hakkila, 638:1 -- (Rev.), 638:34 Ashford Bahnsen Virginia, 635:53 Nancy (Leonard), 634:36 Ashmore Bailey G. Michael (photo), 636:30 Agnes, 634:8 Michele (Perreault)(photo), 636:30 Clyde, 634:8 Ashton -- Dr., 634:9, 637:38 Theresa (Begin), 637:26 Dr., 634:16, 637:38 Asselin Edward D., 637:18 Lucenda, 637:35 E.H., 638:30 Astano E.H. (Dr.), 636:39, 637:17, 637:20, 638:6, Brigett, 637:16 638:34 Aube Eloise, 634:8, 634:16, 637:19 Ernestine, 638:33 Ernest H. (Dr.), 634:8 Vermont Historical Society • Barre 05641-4209 Lavin/Rousse Graniteville Genealogy Collection Index Page 5 Ernest H. (Dr.) (photo), 634:8 Baptist Street, 637:26, 637:31, 637:34 Margaret, 638:30 Barclay Margret (Connolly), 634:8 Douglas (photo), 638:16 Marjorie C., 634:8 William, 638:16 Marjorie Carroll, 634:8 Barclay Brothers -- (Mrs. E.H.), 638:34 see also Rock of Ages Sarah L. (Gale), 634:8 Barclay Quarry, 637:27, 638:16 (see also Baily), 637:19 Barclay Road, 637:27 Virginia, 634:8, 638:32 Bardis Virginia C., 635:84 John, 634:8 Bailey Block, 637:31 Bardy Bailey Family, 634:8, 637:19 Mary (Carey), 634:25 Bailey's Pond, 637:17 Bariault Baily William, 638:17 (see also Bailey), 637:19 Barney Baily Block, 637:17 Clarissa, 637:35 Baily Block above Coughlin's, 637:17 Frank, 638:20 Baily Block across from Finnegan, 637:18 Louis, 638:20 Baily-Gilbert Block, 637:19 Mary, 634:66 Baily-Peterson Block, 637:18, 637:19 Mary (Farnsworth)Pirie, 638:20 Baker Barny Family, 637:34 Frances, 634:00 Barre & Chelsea Railroad Herbert, 634:00 see also Rock of Ages Joe (photo), 638:16 Barre Granite Company (photo), 638:17 Bakis Barre Granite Quarries, 637:40 Patricia, 638:12 see also Labor & Life Balado Family, 634:6, 637:39 Barre Opera House, 637:17 Balanger Barre Town Elementary School, 638:33 Anna, 638:33 Barrell Baldor Doris (Morrison), 636:9 Joseph, 637:19 Fred A.
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