Pierre St Amand, age 22, son of Ferdinand St Amand and Celanie Grenier, married Alice Asselin on 24 July 1905 in Lafontaine, Ontario, Canada.[2]
In the 1911 Canada census, Peter St Amand Jr (27) and Alice St Amand (25) were living in Simcoe East, Ontario, with children Lawrence (4), Bertha (2) and Elva (3 months) and with Amable St Amand (16). He was working at the Canadian Pacific Railroad.[3]
Peter St Amand, husband of Alice Asselin, died in 1950. He was buried at All Saints Anglican Cemetery, Collingwood, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada.[4]
↑ 2.02.1Marriage: Pierre St Amand and Alice Asselin, marriage 24 July 1905, Lafontaine, Ontario, Canada. Archdiocese of Toronto (Ontario); Toronto, Ontario. Ancestry Record 61505 #623590
↑ Peter St Amand, Year: 1911; Canada Census Place: 23 - Tay, Simcoe East, Ontario; Page: 6; Family No: 49. Ancestry Record 8947 #5864784
↑Gravestone: Find a Grave, database and images (accessed 23 December 2021), memorial page for Peter St. Amand (1883–1950), Find A Grave: Memorial #194006413, citing All Saints Anglican Cemetery, Collingwood, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada ; Maintained by Kevin Dee (contributor 48903000).
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