The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
Memo71 years 1 month and 11 days at death
MemoSt. Mary’s Cemetery Sec. P, Block 19, Grave 56
ReligionRoman Catholic
Cause of deathChronic myocarditis and coronary occlusion ®6644
FlagsQuebec
FatherAlfred’s Father PERRON (->1900)
MotherRose Anna MORIN? DITE DUMAS (->1910)
Misc. Notes
He was from the parish of St. Vincent de Paul and the widower of Clara Carriere when he married Alexina Tremblay on 21 November 1904 at the parish of St. Jacques le Mineur in Montreal. ®6648 He was a 34 year old teamster in September 1910 when he and Alexine immigrated to Chicago via Port Huron, Michigan. His mother was Anne Perron who lived at 227 Papineau Dr. in Montreal and he and Alexine had last lived in Montreal. ®6562
On the 1920 US Census Fred Perron, age 47, and his wife Alexema, age 44, live at 2958 West 38th Place, Chicago, Illinois. They immigrated to the United States in 1912. Living with them are his father-in-law and mother-in-law William, age 69, and Clementine, age 69, Tremblay, who also both immigrated in 1912. They all live in one half of a duplex rented by Fred. Fred is a steam fitter and William a carpenter, both at a packing house. ®6561
On the 1930 US Census Alfred Perron, 56, and his wife Alexcina, 52, live in one half of a duplex he rents for $58 per month at 3544 Cortland Street, Chicago, Illinois. They had been married for 21 years, and were not able to read or write but could speak English. They had immigrated to the United States in 1891 and were naturalized citizens. He was a steam fitter in the building trades and she had no occupation. ®6587
At the time of his death from heart disease at age 71 on 23 May 1946 he was a steamfitter for Commonwealth Edison. He and Alexcina had lived for four years at 3357 West 62nd Street in Chicago. ®6644
On the 1920 US Census Fred Perron, age 47, and his wife Alexema, age 44, live at 2958 West 38th Place, Chicago, Illinois. They immigrated to the United States in 1912. Living with them are his father-in-law and mother-in-law William, age 69, and Clementine, age 69, Tremblay, who also both immigrated in 1912. They all live in one half of a duplex rented by Fred. Fred is a steam fitter and William a carpenter, both at a packing house. ®6561
On the 1930 US Census Alfred Perron, 56, and his wife Alexcina, 52, live in one half of a duplex he rents for $58 per month at 3544 Cortland Street, Chicago, Illinois. They had been married for 21 years, and were not able to read or write but could speak English. They had immigrated to the United States in 1891 and were naturalized citizens. He was a steam fitter in the building trades and she had no occupation. ®6587
At the time of his death from heart disease at age 71 on 23 May 1946 he was a steamfitter for Commonwealth Edison. He and Alexcina had lived for four years at 3357 West 62nd Street in Chicago. ®6644
Spouses
1Marie-Elzina “Alexina” (Alexema)(Alexcina)(Alexine) TREMBLAY 
®6628, ®6629, ®6630, ®6581, ®6631, ®6568
®6628, ®6629, ®6630, ®6581, ®6631, ®6568Birth29 Oct 1875, Saint-François, MRC de Île-d'Orléans, Québec, Canada ®6632, ®6633, ®6634, ®6635, ®6568
Baptism30 Oct 1875, Saint-François, MRC de Île-d'Orléans, Québec, Canada ®6568
ReligionRoman Catholic ®6564
FlagsQuebec
FatherWilliam TREMBLAY (1855-1924)
MotherMarie-Clementine “Clemine” MACKAY/MCKAY/MCKANE (1851-1930)
Misc. Notes
At her baptism in Saint-François in 1875 her godfather was her uncle, Eliphe Bolduc, and her godmother was her grandmother, Adelaide Jean. ®6568 She was 29 years old and lived in the parish of St-Jacques le-Mineur in Montreal at the time of he marriage in 1904. Alexine was 32 years old when she emigrated in September 1910 to Chicago via Port Huron, Michigan with her husband Fred, her widowed mother Clementine and her brother David. They all had last lived in Montreal, Canada. ®6562
On the 1920 US Census Fred Perron, age 47, and his wife Alexema, age 44, live at 2958 West 38th Place, Chicago, Illinois. They immigrated to the United States in 1912. Living with them are his father-in-law and mother-in-law William, age 69, and Clementine, age 69, Tremblay, who also both immigrated in 1912. They all live in one half of a duplex rented by Fred. Fred is a steam fitter and William a carpenter, both at a packing house. ®6561
On the 1930 US Census Alfred Perron, 56, and his wife Alexcina, 52, live in one half of a duplex he rents for $58 per month at 3544 Cortland Street, Chicago, Illinois. They had been married for 21 years, and were not able to read or write but could speak English. They had immigrated to the United States in 1891 and were naturalized citizens. He was a steam fitter in the building trades and she had no occupation. Neither of her parents lived with them in 1930. ®6587
On the 1920 US Census Fred Perron, age 47, and his wife Alexema, age 44, live at 2958 West 38th Place, Chicago, Illinois. They immigrated to the United States in 1912. Living with them are his father-in-law and mother-in-law William, age 69, and Clementine, age 69, Tremblay, who also both immigrated in 1912. They all live in one half of a duplex rented by Fred. Fred is a steam fitter and William a carpenter, both at a packing house. ®6561
On the 1930 US Census Alfred Perron, 56, and his wife Alexcina, 52, live in one half of a duplex he rents for $58 per month at 3544 Cortland Street, Chicago, Illinois. They had been married for 21 years, and were not able to read or write but could speak English. They had immigrated to the United States in 1891 and were naturalized citizens. He was a steam fitter in the building trades and she had no occupation. Neither of her parents lived with them in 1930. ®6587
Research
She probably died after 1947 which is the last year as of 2008 that death records are available. ®6576
Family ID6305
Marriage21 Nov 1904, Montréal, Ville de, TE Québec, Canada ®6581
Marr MemoSt-Jacques le-Mineur
Deathbef 1904, Montréal, Ville de, TE Québec, Canada ®240
FatherAlphonse CARRIER (->1900)
MotherEmelie TSUDEL?
Family ID6554
Marriage29 Oct 1900, Montréal, Ville de, TE Québec, Canada ®6649
Marr MemoSt. Vincent de Paul