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     John died. He married Agnes Ridley.

     Agnes died. She married John Bowater. Her married name was Bowater.

     William was born at Berwick, Scotland, in 1640. He married Jane Clare at Scotland circa 1663. William died on 5 April 1687 at Nansemond, Suffolk Co., Virginia, USA.

     Jane was born at Scotland circa 1640. She was the daughter of William Clare or Cleare. She married William Bogue at Scotland circa 1663. As of circa 1663,her married name was Bogue. Jane died in 1701 at North Carolina, USA.

     James was born at Brittany, France, circa 1645. He married Hannah Phelps at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, in 1672. James died on 29 March 1678 at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA.

     Hannah was born at Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts, USA, on 21 March 1655. Information found on the internet showed her birthdate as 1665, which would have her 7 years old when she married.. She married James Perisho at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, in 1672. As of 1672,her married name was Perisho. Hannah died circa 1688 at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA.

     William was born at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, in 1630. He married Elizabeth (?) at South Kingston, Washington Co., Rhode Island, USA, in 1663. William died on 27 March 1692 at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA.

     Elizabeth was born at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, circa 1640. She married William Bundy at South Kingston, Washington Co., Rhode Island, USA, in 1663. As of 1663,her married name was Bundy. Elizabeth died on 4 March 1676 at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA.

     Samuel was born at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, on 12 March 1665. He married Elizabeth Charles at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, on 16 December 1688. Samuel died on 29 March 1727 at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, at age 62.

     Elizabeth was born at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, on 8 January 1661. She married Samuel Nicholson at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, on 16 December 1688. As of 16 December 1688,her married name was Nicholson. Elizabeth died on 10 January 1727 at Perquimans Co., North Carolina, USA, at age 66.

     Magloire was born at Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke Co., Quebec, Canada, on 24 April 1903. He was the son of Barthelemy Catudal and Josephine Isola Agnes Boisse. Magloire Joseph Catudal appeared on the census of 1911 in the household of Barthelemy Catudal at Ely South, Shefford County, Quebec, Canada.¹ He married Marie Cecilia (Cecile) Robidoux at Valcourt, Shefford Co., Quebec, Canada, on 29 April 1924. Magloire and Cecile travelled west from Quebec to settle in the St. Vincent (near St. Paul) district of Alberta in 1927.

From the Goodridge and White Rat local history book by Donald Griffith, 1977.

"Mr. and Mrs. Magloire Catudal came from Quebec to St. Vincent in 1927. Two years later they moved to Therien. Mr. Catudal's uncle Joe Bossie, homesteaded the S.W.16-63-9-W4th on 1930. In 1931, Mr. M. Catudal (St John) homesteaded the place west of Joe Bossie's, the S.E.18-63-9-W4th. Mr. and Mrs. Catudal lived on Joe's place and built a barn on their own farm. They gave up this farm and moved down on the river flats, the S.W.20-63-9-W4th. In July 1944 Mr. and Mrs. Catudal's third child, Clair, drowned while swimming in the river. Mr. and Mrs. Catudal had twelve children; Paul, Bertha (Mrs. Hankel), Clair, Alphonse, Janet (who died when she was only six months old), Ernest, Rita, Roger, Alice, Marguerite, Germaine and Yvonne. In 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Catudal and family moved to Bowness (Calgary). In the sping of 1965, they returned to Mallaig. Mr. Catudal passed away in 1977."

From Harvest of Memories, by the Goodridge Social and Agricultural Society, 1999
"Marie Cecile Robidoux was born on March 16, 1907. Magloire Joseph Catudal was born April 24, 1903. Marie Cecile Robidoux married Magloire Catudal of Sherbrooke, Quebec, in 1924. In 1927, along with another couple, they drove from Sherbrooke, Quebec to Alberta and stayed at Joe Bosse's place where Paul, the oldest, was born. Joe Bosse was Magloire's maternal uncle.

Later, they moved onto their own homestead and farmed near the Beaver River. Magloire was better known as St. John around Goodridge. All the children attended White Rat School except the youngest, Yvonne, who only went once when she was close to school age. Her mother was in the hospital, and Roger, Alice, Marguerite, and Germaine brought her with them rather than miss school.

Marie Cecile and Magloire lived on their farm overlooking the Beaver River until 1955 when they had an auction sale and moved, along with their five younger children, to Bowness, near Calgary. Marie Cecile and Magloire had twelve children in all. They are: Paul b. Aug 25, 1927, Bertha b. Feb 13, 1929, Claire Ida b. 1930, Alphonse b. Jul 15, 1933, Janette b. Nov 7, 1935, Rita b. Nov 22, 1939, Roger b. Jan 18, 1942, Marguerite b. Jul 4, 1945, Germaine b. May 21, 1947, Yvonne b. Apr 30, 1949. (Condensed listing - further detail provided in actual text)

Magloire and Cecile returned to Mallaig and spent part of their retirement years living there. Marie Cecile (Robidoux) Catudal died in 1991. Magloire Joseph Catudal died in 1977. Both are buried in St. Paul."

Also from the Harvest of Memories - The story of Lawrence and Bertha Hagen mentions Clara drowning.

"With all the happy memories one very sad one remains; when Clara Catudal drowned. We had been there that Sunday picking saskatoons with Bert and Paul. Their mother was in St. Paul hospital, for one of the children, and Mr. Catudal had gone to see her. I had taken a lunch for everyone's dinner, then after all our containers were full of berries, we jumped in the river for a cool swim before going home. The water was swift there and the many large rocks on the bottom made it hard to wade in, because you tripped on them. Lawrence was a very good swimmer so we took our two girls (then about three and five) in. They stayed in the shallow water. Paul came in but none of the small fry did. We would have watched them. After we left though, Clara went in and must have tripped and fallen, unable to get back up with the force of the current. Paul almost drowned himself trying to save her as he didn't swim. When we heard what had happened we felt terrible and partly responsible. If only she had gone in when we were there to watch out for her. It must have been a terrible thing for the mother, away in the hospital. She was unable to come to the funeral.

Mrs. Catudal was a very good neighbour to me when I first came to the area. That very first summer she would bring a small girl to babysit, while she showed me where the muskeg or hair cranberries were. I'd never seen them before. The raspberries were in the coulees near their place. She always offered to keep my baby if I was picking saskatoons near there. Again, she showed us where the saskatoons were good. One time when rationing was on, she brought me a most precious gift, a pound of tea. I had just come home with a new baby I was nursing. When I opened the wrap and saw that tea, I jumped with joy. It was just what I needed. I disliked the coffee which Lawrence drank most of the time. The ration coupons couldn't cover both. What a blessing that tea was when I needed liquid and a pick-me-up."^2,3 Magloire died on 26 January 1977 at St. Paul, Alberta, Canada, at age 73. His body was interred on 29 January 1977 at St. Paul, Alberta, Canada.

     Didier Catudal was the son of Joseph Catudal and Judith Jared-Beauregard. He married Emilie Racicot at Saint-Pie, Bagot Co., Quebec, Canada, on 9 January 1844.

     Emilie was born circa 1812. She was the daughter of Antoine Racicot and Marie-Anne Bousquet. She married Didier Catudal at Saint-Pie, Bagot Co., Quebec, Canada, on 9 January 1844. As of 9 January 1844,her married name was Catudal. Emilie died on 21 September 1882 at Saint-Cesaire, Rouville Co., Quebec, Canada.

     Alphonse died at Granby, Shefford Co., Quebec, Canada. Alphonse was born at Saint-Pie, Bagot Co., Quebec, Canada. He was the son of Didier Catudal and Emilie Racicot. He married Rosalie Baille at Saint-Paul-d'Abbotsford, Quebec, Canada.

     She married Alphonse Catudal at Saint-Paul-d'Abbotsford, Quebec, Canada. Rosalie was born at St. Cesaire, Quebec, Canada. Rosalie died at Granby, Shefford Co., Quebec, Canada. She was the daughter of Pierre Bail and Adelaide Decelles. Her married name was Catudal.

     He married Adelaide Decelles.

     She married Pierre Bail. Her married name was Bail.

     Dorilla was born at Saint-Cesaire, Rouville Co., Quebec, Canada, on 24 September 1883. She was the daughter of Alphonse Catudal and Rosalie Baille. Dorilla died in 1936 at Granby, Shefford Co., Quebec, Canada.

     Her married name was Cary. Mary Ella Halladay was born on 3 July 1880 at Renville Co., Minnesota, USA.¹ She was the daughter of Ira Halladey and Olive Elizabeth Hosmer.¹ She married William David Cary. Mary Ella Halladay died on 30 December 1935 at Bertha, Todd Co., Minnesota, USA, at age 55.¹

     Edna was born at Rice Lake, St. Louis Co., Minnesota, USA, on 18 November 1898. She was the daughter of William David Cary and Mary Ella Halladay. Her married name was Lewis. She married Francis Allen Lewis.

     He married Edna Olive Cary.

     He married Sarah Ann Bowman at Henry Co., Indiana, USA, on 24 August 1843. Paulien died on 23 August 1866 at Henry Co., Indiana, USA.

     Rachel was born at Huntington, Huntington Co., Indiana, USA, on 2 November 1844. She was the daughter of William C. Pearson and Sarah Allen. She married Oliver H. Bowman on 28 June 1866. As of 28 June 1866,her married name was Bowman. Rachel died circa 1935 at Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co., California, USA.

     He married Sarah Allen.

     She married William C. Pearson. Her married name was Pearson.

     Lulu died at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co., Oklahoma, USA. Lulu was born at Knightstown, Henry Co., Indiana, USA, on 31 August 1867. She was the daughter of Oliver H. Bowman and Rachel Pearson. She married J.O. Severns at Wellsford, Kiowa Co., Kansas, USA, on 21 January 1886. As of 21 January 1886,her married name was Severns.

     He married Lulu Bowman at Wellsford, Kiowa Co., Kansas, USA, on 21 January 1886.

     Mary was born at Kansas, USA, on 4 April 1869. She was the daughter of Oliver H. Bowman and Rachel Pearson. Mary died on 28 November 1878 at age 9.

     Leo was born on 11 December 1871. He was the son of Oliver H. Bowman and Rachel Pearson. He married Eva May Fisher at Mandan, Morton Co., North Dakota, USA, on 19 June 1897.