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1852 Baptism. Ste-Victoire Co. Richelieu, Quebec -- NOTE: Edouard's Godparents are his uncle, Edouard Renaud dit Locas, and his aunt, Genevieve Hus Paul.
1852 Baptism. Ste-Victoire Co. Richelieu, Quebec -- NOTE: Edouard's Godparents are his uncle, Edouard Renaud dit Locas, and his aunt, Genevieve Hus Paul.

1852 Baptism. Ste-Victoire Co. Richelieu, Quebec -- NOTE: Edouard's Godparents are his uncle, Edouard Renaud dit Locas, and his aunt, Genevieve Hus Paul.
Source: Click here to go to source Familysearch.org. Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection) [database on-line]. Original data: Gabriel Drouin, comp. Drouin Collection. Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Institut Généalogique Drouin. 


SOUTHBRIDGE PRINT WORKS - located at Sandersdale, originally Ashland, were built by James Sanders, Esq., formerly of Rhode Island, during the years of 1867 and 1868. The buildings embrace extensive structures of brick, and are especially adapted to the bleaching and printing of print-cloths, and are managed by T. & J. H. Sanders. Rapid advancement has been made in this branch of industry during the past few years, and extensive improvements may be seen at these works. The highest grade of skilled labor is employed in the various artistic departments, together with the most improved and costly machinery. The works are in constant operation, and produce about 24,000,000 yards of printed calico per year.
SOUTHBRIDGE PRINT WORKS - located at Sandersdale, originally Ashland, were built by James Sanders, Esq., formerly of Rhode Island, during the years of 1867 and 1868. The buildings embrace extensive structures of brick, and are especially adapted to the bleaching and printing of print-cloths, and are managed by T. & J. H. Sanders. Rapid advancement has been made in this branch of industry during the past few years, and extensive improvements may be seen at these works. The highest grade of skilled labor is employed in the various artistic departments, together with the most improved and costly machinery. The works are in constant operation, and produce about 24,000,000 yards of printed calico per year.

SOUTHBRIDGE PRINT WORKS - located at Sandersdale, originally Ashland, were built by James Sanders, Esq., formerly of Rhode Island, during the years of 1867 and 1868. The buildings embrace extensive structures of brick, and are especially adapted to the bleaching and printing of print-cloths, and are managed by T. & J. H. Sanders. Rapid advancement has been made in this branch of industry during the past few years, and extensive improvements may be seen at these works. The highest grade of skilled labor is employed in the various artistic departments, together with the most improved and costly machinery. The works are in constant operation, and produce about 24,000,000 yards of printed calico per year.
Source: Click here to go to source1882 Massachusetts City Directory - Webster and Southbridge 


Edouard Renaud -  NOTE: Written on the back of the frame that this picture was in are the years 1850 and 1895. I think the picture was probably taken around 1895. Perhaps at his daughter, Clarinda's wedding? We know from the newspaper article (see Clarinda's page) on her wedding that her father and uncle Joseph (Martin) were the TWO best men.
Edouard Renaud - NOTE: Written on the back of the frame that this picture was in are the years 1850 and 1895. I think the picture was probably taken around 1895. Perhaps at his daughter, Clarinda's wedding? We know from the newspaper article (see Clarinda's page) on her wedding that her father and uncle Joseph (Martin) were the TWO best men.

Edouard Renaud - NOTE: Written on the back of the frame that this picture was in are the years 1850 and 1895. I think the picture was probably taken around 1895. Perhaps at his daughter, Clarinda's wedding? We know from the newspaper article (see Clarinda's page) on her wedding that her father and uncle Joseph (Martin) were the TWO best men.


This gravestone shows Edward Renaud and Parmelia (Emily) Martin.
It also shows Mathilda Renaud. She was my grandfather, Leo Baker’s aunt.
She lived on Sayles St. in Southbridge,MA.
Her parents were Edward Renaud and Emily Martin.
This stone is located in St. George’s cemetery on Paige Hill in Southbridge.
This gravestone shows Edward Renaud and Parmelia (Emily) Martin. It also shows Mathilda Renaud. She was my grandfather, Leo Baker’s aunt. She lived on Sayles St. in Southbridge,MA. Her parents were Edward Renaud and Emily Martin. This stone is located in St. George’s cemetery on Paige Hill in Southbridge.

This gravestone shows Edward Renaud and Parmelia (Emily) Martin.
It also shows Mathilda Renaud. She was my grandfather, Leo Baker’s aunt.
She lived on Sayles St. in Southbridge,MA.
Her parents were Edward Renaud and Emily Martin.
This stone is located in St. George’s cemetery on Paige Hill in Southbridge.
Source: Photo taken by us 


Edouard Renaud's obituary - July 20, 1948
Edouard Renaud's obituary - July 20, 1948

Edouard Renaud's obituary - July 20, 1948
Source: Southbridge Evening News, Southbridge, MA 


Edouard Renaud dit Locas
(21 Apr 1852 - 20 July 1948)


Edouard Renaud dit Locas  (21 Apr 1852,  Sainte-Victoire, Québec, Canada  - 20 July 1948,  Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA  -- Age: 97   --Cause of Death: cancer of the bladder



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Edouard  was the child of Jean Baptiste Renaud dit Locas and Angeline (Angel) Thibault (Thibeau)

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Occupation: weaver, laborer

*** 1930 - Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts

Ancestor's Life Events



census  Click here to go to source1860 U.S. Census 
Southbridge, MA -- John Renoe, age 45, b. Canada lives with his wife, Angel, age 34, b. Canada and the following children: John Jr., son, age 15, b. Canada; Joseph, son, age 13, b. Canada; Peter, son, age 11, b. Canada; Edward, son, age 7, b. Canada; Mary, daughter, age 1, b. Canada



 SOUTHBRIDGE, WORCESTER, MA -- 1870 - 1879  




census  Click here to go to source1870 U.S. Census 
(Southbridge, MA) shows John Renno, age 54, works at Print Works, b. Canada. He is married to Angelica, age 45, b. Canada. Children are: Joseph, 18, works in Print Works, Edward, 16, at home, Frank, 7, at home, Mary, 12, works in cotton mill, Delia, 6, at home, Isabel, 3, at home. Delia, Frank and Isabel were born in MA, others all born in Canada. Edward's age is off by a few years. Also living nearby are: Peter Renno, 18, works for ? Factory, Almira, 21, Peter, 11 mos.



 THOMPSON, WINDHAM, CT -- 1880  




census Thompson, Windham, Connecticut Click here to go to source1880 U.S. Census 
Edward (spelled Reneau) listed as age 24 living in Thompson, CT, born in 1856. His wife is Pennelie. She is 28, born in 1852 in Canada. Their children are: Albina, age 3, born in Massachusetts in 1877, Almas, age 4, born in Connecticut in 1876, Pennelie J., age 6, born in Massachusetts in 1874, and Valida, age 1, born in Massachusetts in 1879. Also living with them is Ziphrine Jamcotte, age 20, b. Canada, works in cotton mill.



 MILLBURY/GRAFTON, WORCESTER, MA -- 1887  




 Photo photos and papers belonging to Evelyn Feige Baker 
There is a photo of Edouard and Emily taken around 1895? It lists Brick Row, Globe Village. Inside the back of the photo is a communion? There is a Marguerette Reno born in Millbury in 1893. She is the daughter of Peter and Rose Hughes. Related? -- There is also a Margaret Reno who was married in Millbury in 1895 at the age of 56 to Peter Beechecy. It is her second marriage. She was born in Canada. Parents are not listed. Related?



 SOUTHBRIDGE, WORCESTER, MA -- 1900 - 1948  




census  Click here to go to source1900 U.S. Census 
Edward (spelled Reno) living in Brick Row in Southbridge, Massachusetts. He is living near the Baker family. He is listed as born in 1852 in Canada. His parents were born in Canada. His year of immigration is 1853. He is 48 years old and a Print Worker. He is married to Emily, age 50, born in 1849 in Canada. Her parents were also born in Canada. The year of her immigration was 1870. Living with them are: daughter Emilia (27), daughter Vildia (21), daughter Matilda (17), daughter Emma (15), daughter Elizabeth (12) and daughter Clara (10). Emily has had 9 children. 8 are living. NOTE: There is a Joseph Martin and family living nearby. Joseph was born in Canada in Nov. 1835. Is he Emily's brother?



census Sayles Street, Southbridge, Massachusetts Click here to go to source1910 U.S. Census 
The Renaud family is living on Sayles St. in Southbridge. Edward is 59, laborer at Print Works. His wife is listed as Milda, age 60. She has had 9 children. 8 are living. Her year of immigration was 1870. His year of immigration was 1866. He is an alien. Both were born in Canada. Their parents were born in Canada. The children are: Milda (Parmelia) 37, Valida 31, Matilda 27, Emma 25 and Clara 20. The children were all born in Massachusetts.



genealogy - city directory  Click here to go to source1919 Massachusetts City Directory - Southbridge section R page 179-180
Renaud Edward (Emelie) emp H W Co, h 14 Sayles

Clara, weaver H W Co, b 14 Sayles

Pamile, b 14 Sayles

Valida, emp H C Co, b 14 Sayles




census Sayles Street, Southbridge, Massachusetts Click here to go to source1920 U.S. Census 
The Renaud’s are living on Sayles St. in Southbridge. Edward is 68. Emily is 71. Edward works as a weaver in a woolen mill. The year of immigration for both is listed as 1886. Both are aliens. They were both born in Canada. Their parents were born in Canada. Edward and Emily are boarders of George Cournoyer (age 32, weaver in woolen mill) and his wife (their daughter), Mathilda (age 34, sewer in a woolen mill). Also living with them is Edward's and Emily's daugher Valida Reno (age 40, operator in a knife shop)

Other family members live nearby. They include:

Joseph Rapanault, age 35, electrician at a woolen mill; wife Elizabeth (Renaud) age 32; son Lionel age 7; daughter Irene age 4; daughter Teresa age 3; daughter Rachel age 10 mos.

Reuben and Clarinda Baker and family also live nearby. The 1920 U.S. Census shows Reuben, age 44. He is listed as having been born in Massachusetts. His parents are listed as having been born in England. His wife, Clarinda, is 44. She was born in Massachusetts. Her parents were born in Canada. The children are: Flora, 19, William, 17, and Leo, 8. They were all born in Massachusetts. Reuben is listed as an operator in an optical company (probably American Optical). They live on Sayles St. in Southbridge, Massachusetts.

Clara and Amelia Renaud also live on Sayles St. Clara is head of household at age 29. Amelia (Parmelia, above) is her sister, age 47. Clara is a weaver in a woolen mill.



genealogy - city directory  Click here to go to source1928 Massachusetts City Directory - Southbridge and Sturbridge section R page 203
Renaud, Edward (Permelia) retired, r 48 Sayles



census  Click here to go to source1930 U.S. Census 
Renaud’s are living at 48 Sayles St. Edward is 78. Emilie is 80. Edward’s year of immigration is listed as 1874. Emilie’s year of immigration is listed as 1884. Age of first marriage listed as 22 for Edward and 24 for Emilie.



genealogy - city directory  Click here to go to source1930 Massachusetts City Directory - Southbridge section R page 185
Renaud, Edward (Permelia) retired, r 48 Sayles



genealogy - city directory  Click here to go to sourceManning's Southbridge and Sturbridge (Massachusetts) Directory September 1931. Springfield, MA MA: H. A. Manning Co., 1931 Page 189
Renaud Edward (Permelia) retired r 48 Sayles



genealogy - city directory  Click here to go to source1936 Massachusetts City Directory - Southbridge section R page 112
Renaud Edward (Permelia) retired, r 48 Sayles




Ancestor's Marriage(s) and Child(ren)


marriage married Parmelia (Adelina) Martin -- Date: abt. 1872 Place:  Massachusetts
Was their marriage at Notre-Dame church in Southbridge? Edouard's obituary says he was one of the founders of that church. Another possible place -- St. Joseph Catholic Church, No. Grosvenordale, CT
Family Group Record for Edouard Renaud dit Locas and Parmelia (Adelina) Martin


Children:

daughter Parmelia J (Marie Emelia) Renaud (29 Jan 1873, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA - Jan 1968, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA)

son Joseph-Hermas Renaud (20 Nov 1874, North Grosvenordale, Windham, Connecticut, USA - 1942, )

daughter Marie Albina Clarinda Renaud (13 Aug 1876, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA - 24 Jan 1971, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA)

daughter Marie-Valida Renaud (25 Oct 1878, North Grosvenordale, Windham, Connecticut, USA - 1936, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA)

daughter Marie Renaud (21 Nov 1880, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA - 1899?, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA)

daughter Mathilde R. Renaud (14 Mar 1883, North Grosvenordale, Windham, Connecticut, USA - 1969, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA)

daughter Marie-Emma Renaud (06 Jan 1885, North Grosvenordale, Windham, Connecticut, USA - 10 Oct 1938, Nicolet, Québec, Canada)

daughter Elizabeth Marie Renaud (18 Aug 1887, Grafton, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA - 9 Aug 1985, West Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA)

daughter Clara Renaud (Mar 1890, Massachusetts - bet.1948-1971, )




Ancestor's Death-related Information


Buried at:

St. George’s Cemetery
Paige Hill
Southbridge, Massachusetts
Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
(508)-765-0601



Edward's last residence was 48 Sayles St. He died of cancer of the bladder at the age of 97 years.

Adelina's last residence was 48 Sayles St. She died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 95 years, 10 mo, 12 days.


Added: 12/16/1999 12:00:00 AM - 1

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