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Louis Duchemin
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Person:105700
| Lineage | Duchemin |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Louis Duchemin |
| Parents
♂ Peter Duchemin [Duchemin] b. estimated 1762 d. 14 October 1840 | |
Events
birth: England, Guernsey, England (possibly Guernsey, Channel islands)
death: Newfoundland
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Parents
== 2 ==
♂ Watson Duchemin birth: estimated 1798, Guernsey, Other birth years listed as 1790, 1797 and 1800.
occupation: Inventor (ball bearing and egg carton), factory owner (DuChemin Bros, Charlottetown), pump and block maker, brass foundary, wood merchant, surveyor of lumber, organ importer/builder, paint, composer, choirmaster
religion: Church of England then later Methodist (Trinity Methodist Church, now Trinity United Church)
marriage:
marriage: ♀ Sarah Fewins Clarke (Duchemin)
immigration: estimated 1819, Plymouth (Devon), Charlottetown
burial: 1872, Charlottetown, Old Protestant Burying Ground (Elm Street Cemetery)
death: 2 November 1872, Charlottetown, Canada
occupation: Inventor (ball bearing and egg carton), factory owner (DuChemin Bros, Charlottetown), pump and block maker, brass foundary, wood merchant, surveyor of lumber, organ importer/builder, paint, composer, choirmaster
religion: Church of England then later Methodist (Trinity Methodist Church, now Trinity United Church)
marriage:
marriage: ♀ Sarah Fewins Clarke (Duchemin)
immigration: estimated 1819, Plymouth (Devon), Charlottetown
burial: 1872, Charlottetown, Old Protestant Burying Ground (Elm Street Cemetery)
death: 2 November 1872, Charlottetown, Canada
♂ Peter Duchemin
birth: estimated 1796, England, (possibly Guernsey, Channel Islands)
marriage: ♀ Mary Lewis
death: February 1871, St. John's (Newfoundland and Labrador), Canada
marriage: ♀ Mary Lewis
death: February 1871, St. John's (Newfoundland and Labrador), Canada
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