Email from Rodrigue Girardin, archivist on Saint Pierre and Miquelon, September 3, 2013 (formatted for ease of reading, and spelling not related to names of people corrected):
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5th point: During his very short settlement in Miquelon (Oct-Nov 1833 to at least March 2, 1834, he had with his wife named Marie Anne Donvel, four kids baptised there with different spellings:
1834, Jan 31, baptism of Amédée Vilaire, ca 10 y. old (b. ca 1824);
1834, march 2, baptism of Pierre Guillaume Villard, 8 y. old (b. ca 1826) (Guillaume is the French translation for William);
1834, march 2, baptism of Théodore Martin Bilart, 6 y. old (b. ca 1828);
1834, march 2, baptism of Edouard Robert Vilart, 3 y. old (b. ca 1831).
On Feb 2, 1834, their son, Narcisse, born May 16, 1833 in Newfoundland, died at his father's house in Miquelon, but he doesn't appear in the burying register. That means the death was declared to the local government as it has to be, but the body was brought back in Newfoundland to be buried, then, very shortly after the death.
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Email from Rodrigue Girardin, archivist on Saint Pierre and Miquelon, September 3, 2013.
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