Felix
Alaire
D'Avignon
Born [date unknown] [location unknown]
Son of Frederick Andrew D'Avignon
and Minnie (Wood) Gaudette
Brother of
Mary Louise Veronica (D'Avignon) Vanddervort-King, Della Mae (D'Avignon) Miller, [private brother (unknown - unknown)], Leon D'Avignon, Edmond D'Avignon, Minnie Frances (D'Avignon) Russom, William Archebald D'Avignon, Irma Helen (D'Avignon) King and [private sister (1900s - 1990s)]
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died
[location unknown]
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Linda Gaudette
I never had th opportunity to meet my great Uncle Felix, the brother of my grandmother,Eudora,"DOE" Gaudette. I have saved an article from the Mechanicville Express,Tuesday,Oct 21,2008 titled The Late Felix A. D'Avignon's name is added to NYS Fallen Firefighter Memorial in poignant ceremony held at the Empire State Plaza in Albany. In 1945, at 2:56am,while responding to a fire alarm, the E.H. Strang Hose Co. on which he was riding was struck at a crossing by a D&H Railroad train. He was killed instantly. His wife Effie D'Avignon,was left with 3 young children. His son Charles was instrumental having his father's name added.It was one of his last wishes & in Jul 08 his wish came true but sadly died 2 days later. Sylvia Ciulla accepts a memorial flag on behalf of her father. OUR FALLEN HEROE
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This week's connection theme is the Puritan Great Migration. Felix is 20 degrees from John Winthrop, 18 degrees from Anne Bradstreet, 18 degrees from John Cotton, 18 degrees from John Eliot, 20 degrees from John Endecott, 17 degrees from Mary Estey, 20 degrees from Thomas Hooker, 18 degrees from Anne Hutchinson, 19 degrees from William Pynchon, 19 degrees from Alice Tilley, 18 degrees from Robert Treat and 20 degrees from Roger Williams on our single family tree. Login to see how you relate to 33 million family members.