On the 1901 census was age 5, and could speak French. 438 On 3 August 1913 Mlle. Algaé Simard of St. Fulgence wrote a card in French to her “dear cousin”, Louise Mackay LaPointe in Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA. “my parents are all well. Tell my aunt that we are well. I am with my sister in Chicoutimi on vacation. My sister and my brother in law send salutations and regret they never knew you.”557 On 15 February 1915, in Saint-Fulgence, Quebec, Joseph-Albert Adelard Langevin, a minor son of Alfred Langevin and Delphine Bouchard, from the parish of Saint-François Xavier of Chicoutimi, Saguenay, Quebec married Aglàce Simard, minor daughter of François Simard, artisan, and Emélia Mackay. Signed by Aglàce Simard, Albert Langevin and Geo. H. Gagnon, priest. 549

On 15 February 1915, in Saint-Fulgence, Quebec, Joseph-Albert Adelard Langevin, a minor son of Alfred Langevin and Delphine Bouchard, from the parish of Saint-François Xavier of Chicoutimi, Saguenay, Quebec, married Aglàce Simard, minor daughter of François Simard, artisan, and Emélia Mackay. Signed by Aglàce Simard, Albert Langevin and Geo. H. Gagnon, priest. 549