Her godfather was Jean Gagnon and her godmother was Zoe Simard. 549 On the 1861 Census of Chicoutimi Louis McKee lived with Delle Bergeron, Clementine McKee, Marie McKee, Caelina McKee, John McKee and Victorine McKee. 2537 They had thirteen children, three of whom died as infants. On 13 April 1891 she is 35, and lives with her husband, her father-in-law, and her seven children in St. Fulgence. 577On the 1901 census, Celina Maky, 45, Emelia Maky, 38, and Louis Maky, 75 live in Saint-Fulgence. 550 In 1911 Celina, 55, lived with her husband Eliff, 56, and 3 single children, Velide, 21, Emile, 19 and Berthe, 14, in St. Fulgence. 1802Present at her interment on 11 May 1931 were Elie Bolduc, Hector Bolduc, Eugene Bolduc and Delphis Bolduc.549

Marie-Celina had married in 1872 and so is not listed on the 1881 St. Fulgence census with her family.

He was born at Petite-Rivière-Saint-François, near Baie St. Paul. At age 20 he was one of the first settlers of St. Fulgence at the time it was known as Pointe-Au-Pin . He made the trip on foot through wild forests with other young companions. On 13 April 1891 he lived in St. Fulgence, several houses away from his father-in-law, Louis Mackay. He was 44 years old, married to Celina Mackay Bolduc, 35, and had children Hector, 16, Elie, 14, Joseph, 12, Eugene, 10, Delphis, 7, Marie, 4, Ucclide, 2, and his father Hyppolite Bolduc, 80. 577 In 1911 “Eliffe” Bolduc, age 64, born in Québec lived in St. Fulgence with Celina, 55, Velide, 21, Emile, 19, and Berthe, 14.1802