Carrière, André

1870C-MB 1870 Manitoba Census, National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Microfilm Reel Number C-2170.
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MM Manitoba Marriages in Publication 45, Volumes 1-3, compiled and edited by: Paul J. Lareau, Fr. Julien Hamelin, (240 Avenue Daly, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6G2: Le Centre de Genealogie S.C., 1984).
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RMSB Repertoire des Mariages de Saint-Boniface (Manitoba) 1825-1983 compiled by Julien Hamelin S.C., (240, avenue Daly; Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6G2: Le Centre de Genealogie S. C., Publication #67, 1985).
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Winnipeg Free Press, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Carrière, André
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M: Joseph Albert Andre Carriere (Rod Mac Quarrie, 17 Jan 2013.)
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ALBERT CARRIERE, 81, of 551½ Des Meurons Street, died Thursday in Misericordia Hospital. He is survived by two sons, Telesphore and Ulyses, four daughters, Mrs. E. Greenaway, Mrs. P. Vermette, Mrs. P. Tessier and Mr. H. Hipworth; three brothers, Joachim, Wilfred and George; 23 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren, Requiem high mass will be sung at 10 a.m. Monday in St. Boniface Basilica, following prayers at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Philip Coutu Chapels. Burial will be in St. Boniface Cemetery) (Free Press, May 7, 1960.).
