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The following is a collection of data gathered during summer 2019 concerning the original Saint-Norbert residents. The information was collected through parsing by hand a multitude of microfilm reels maintained by Manitoba Archives.

St Norbert Lots 1869-1875

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Lot 1

1878 J. Johnston- Stewart Johnston

1882 Emile Leiffien (Vulcan Iron Company)

Lot 2

Lot 3

N.D. Mr. Perley G. Reyes

Prior to 1870 John Jakes Radford of Glenlea married to Margret Radford and had 7 children (Metis)

Lot 4

1882 John Humphrey

1882 ($734) Eli Hutchings of Carleton Place, county of Canark and province of Ontario & Elisha Frederic Hutchings of City of Winnipeg, county of Selkirk and province of Manitoba.

Lot 5

1900 Robert C. Welsh

• Lived on the land for many years but wasn’t registered. He had outsheds, a house and cultivated land. Inspector priced the lot at $7/acre however said he could pay $5/acre.

Lot 6

1880 (patent) Ebenezer Radford

Lot 7

Lot 8

Lot 9

1873 Sir Donald A Smith

Lot 10

1872 W. N. Kennedy & M.A Kennedybought from William Dease

1893 Charles Henry McWatt (or MacWatt) of Glenlea

Lot 11

1895 Charles Henry MacWatt

• The road at the time was on lot 12 to get the cattle carts down to the river. A high bank on his lot that made getting down to the water difficult.

Lot 12

1868 (1876patent) John Bruce

Lot 13

Lot 14

Lot 15

Lot 16

Lot 17

Lot 18

1874 Baptisite Charette

• Jean Baptiste Charette, owned lot 18 and 19 up until April 1866 when he died. His widow lived on the land for a while, up until a short time after “the Transfer”. Unable to make a living for herself and her children on the property moved to Winnipeg where she eventually died.

1914 J.B. Fontaine

• Jean Baptiste Fontaine was the eldest and the heir of his parents estate. In a letter to claim the land says “these people were ignorant of rights they had to obtaine title for their lots as a freehold estate under the Manitoba Act.” He was looking to be granted scrip for the land. Patents were granted to William Dease and Baptisite charette

Lot 19

1875 (patent) William Dease

1892 Joseph Radford

Lot 20

Lot 21

Lot 22

1886 (land claim) Joseph Bernard Beriault (Metis) married to Isabel Duval and son og Bernard Beriault (born in St. Vital)

Lot 23

1877 Emma Mulaire

1885 (patent) Joseph & Honore Mulaire parents of Catherine and Joseph Mulaire

Lot 24

1873 Louis LaCertes

1894 Commercial bank of Manitoba

Lot 25

1878 (patent) Joseph Gelarneau

Lot 26

Jean Baptiste Roy & Catherine Roy

Lot 27

Lot 28

1877 Baptiste Dauphin

Lot 29

1874 Josette Villeneuve (Metis)

1876 J. B. Ritchot

Lot 30

1876 A. Ledouceur

Lot 31

1877 Baptiste Dauphin

Lot 32

1877 Pierre Lisotte

Lot 33

Lot 34

1877 Rev. J. N. Ritchot

Lot 35

1874 Jean Baptiste Lepine

Lot 36

1883 George P. Cloutier

Rev. Ritchot

Lot 37

1870 Edward Marion (Metis)

1890 Rev. G. Cloutier

Lot 38

1885 Rev. Noel J. Ritchot

Lot 39

Lot 40

Lot 41

Lot 42

1876 Boniface Nault

N.D. Andre Carriere

1877 Jean Baptist Tourond

N.D. Alias Goulet

Lot 43

Lot 44

1876 Francois Delorme

Lot 45

1875 Alexis Delorme

Rev. G. Cloutier

Lot 46

1875 (patent) Joseph Lambert

Lot 47

Lot 48

1874 (patent) Baptist Laste

Lot 49

1874 (patent) Cyrile Marchand

Lot 50

1874 (patent) Gonrague Laste

Lot 51

1861 Andre Parisien (original claim- 1875 patent)

• Filled for patent in 1875 but states he had been living on the lot for 14 years (in 1875) since 1861 when he got possession of said lot from HBC. He built a house and stables on said lot

1867 Jeremie Cardinal (1876 patent)

• Resigned on property since 1867 in a house with one acre of cultivated land

18?? Genevieve Adam Stanley (1875 patent)

• Had been in possession of lot for over 10 years (not mentioned years) that she bought from Cardinal’s wife. She didn’t make any improvements other than fixing the house “in ruins

Surveyors returns says that G adams was the owner of lot 51 in 1874. The land had been occupied since 1858

1878 Napolean Bonneau

• Purchased lot from Andre Parisian, Jeremie Cardinal and Genevieve Adam.

1877 Deed from G. Adam to N. Bonneau

1877 Deed from A. Parisian to N. Bonneau

1878 Deed from J. cardinal to N Bonneau

1878 evidence submitted of a statutory declaration made by neighbours Pierre And Gilbert Parisian.

1891 W. A. McIntosh

Lot 52

1876 Louis Delorme (theres letters saying he has no title to the land)

Joseph Galarneau

1873 Cyrile Marchand

1892 Louis Delorme

Lot 53

1874 (patent) Pierre Delorme

Lot 54

Prior to 1862 Pierre Berard Jr.

1874 (patent) Edward Marion & Cyrile Marchand- southerly 3 chains

• Good letter by C. Marchand about lot
• Edward Marion was born in York factory and moved with his family to st Boniface when he was 8. He worked as a trader and a farmer. In 1862 he bought the land from Pierre Berard when Berard owed Marion 2 Ox carts but instead Marion got the land. (something also had to-do with the ferry) Berard got it from HBC. No one had ever lived on the lot (never built a house or farmed on the lot… they just owned it), Marion lived on lot. 37 during the transfer in 1870, but still owned this lot. He moved to St. Joe Territories in 1888.

Lot 55

1873-patent William Dease and margret Dease (wife)

Jean Varisier

• Until 1869 he lived on 55 and occupied 54 cutting wood. He moved to the east side of the red river and sold all claims of the land to William Dest- purchasing lands for some unknown man. Although he sold all his claims he says that he still has rights to the land. 1874 Donald A. Smith-outer two chains according to map Elie Yenton

Lot 56

Miguel Dufort

Lot 57

N.D. Andre Parisien

N.D. Miguel Dufort (on 1874 Outer lots map)

Lot 58

(405 HBC land surveys)

N.D. Masuimilian Senton owned land until he died(1877)

1973 Sir Donald A. Smith

Lot 59

N.D. Germain Parisian (1875 patent)

N.D. Adam Ostrowski

Lot 60

N.D. Joseph Hamelin (1875 Patent)

1923 Stanley Machonka

Lot 61

1859 Maxime Marion

• Sold in 1871

N.D. La Corperation Archiepiscopale Catholique Romaine de St. Boniface (1880 patent)

Lot 62

Helen Goulet (1885 patent)

• Wife of; Damse Harrison
• Siblings: Alfred, Elise, Albert, Roger, Sara, and Elsear Goulet

Lot 63

N.D. Alexis Bourneau

Lot 64

N.D. Alexander Goulet

• Sold to Schultz in 1875

1875 John Schultz (1887 patent)

• Bought from Alex

Lot 65

N.D. Joseph Lecote (1874 outer map)

N.D. Alexis Courchene (1879 patent)

Lot 66

N.D. Lucien Vouriot (1874 outer map)

1875 H. Leger Parisian

• Information about him going on a buffalo hunt to Dakota in 1861

1881 Rev. N. J. Ritchot

• Claims in 1880

1882 Charles Vouriot

Lot 67

1878 Moise Goulet (died 1883) and Marie Goulet

• Moise a farmer was born in St. Norbert (1832) and married marie Goulet (formerly Beauchamp)
• Owned lot 67- 6 chains wide and 4 miles long
• When he died ½ went to Marie and the other half went to his youngest sons- Charles Athanase Goulet and Joseph Maxime Noel Goulet.

N.D. W.B. Tisdale (1874 outer map)

Lot 68

N.D. Moise Goulet (1877 patent)

N.D. Rev Ritchot (1877 patent) (1874 Outer map)

1874 Napoleon Bonneau

Lot 69

N.D. Napolean Bonneau

Lot 70

N.D. Joseph Lecomte (1874 Outer Map)

Lot 71

N.D. Raphael Bellefeuille

• Said he lived there in 1870

N.D. Abraham Beauchamp

N.D. Rev. N. J. Ritchot (1885 Patent)

Lot 72

N.D. Joseph Lecomte (1874 Outer map)

Lot 73

N.D. Joseph Lecomte (1874 Outer Map)

Lot 74

N.D. Joseph Lacomte (1874 Outer Map)

N.D. Francois Morand (Father)(1876 Patent)

Henry Morand (son got from father and sold to J.B Roy)

Jean Baptist Roy (Husband of…)

1873 Joseph Turenne (3 chains bought from J.B. Roy)

Lot 75

(389 HBC Surveys)

1860 Antoine Courchene (original owner and kept Northerly 6 chains and outer 2 miles)

1875 (from A.C.) Donald A Smith (south half)

N.D. Joseph Turenne (sold to S.B.)

1874 Sedley Blanchard

Lot 76

N.D. Francois Morand (was there in 1885)

• Wife: Angele Morand (formally Nault)
• Son: Joseph Morand

N.D. Jean Baptist Roy & Catherine (south 2 chains)

1886 Joseph Turenne (got the whole lot)

N.D. Gabriel Cloutier (1914 patent)

Lot 77

1854-1862 Pascal Parisien

• Born in province of Pembina
• Labourer and farmer
• Bought lot from Etienne Comters, sold to Joseph Letreault

N.D. Louis Delorme

N.D. Jean Baptist Roy (prior to 1870- owned middle two chains)

• Born in St Norbert
• Farmer
• Nephew of Louis Delorme and bought it from him with a cow

1871 Joseph Turenne (Northerly 2.5 chains)

• Bought for $250.00 from J. B Roy
• Born in St. Paul Minnesota, came to Manitoba in 1870
• Clerk of county court
• Said he bought the lot from Rev. Ritchot in 1871 who gave him a deed

Francois Morand (southerly 2 chains)

Lot 78

1857 Joseph Delorme

• Bought from HBC

N.D. Bridget Delorme (1874 outer map)

Lot 79

(384 HBC) – 16 chains wide

1835 Joseph Delorme

• Bought from HBC

1835 Joseph Montreuille

• Of Pembina, Minnesota, USA
• Farmer

1850 Louis Morand (inner 2 miles 1884 patent)

• Never payed for the land with an OX like he promised

N.D. Francois Morand (Outer 2 miles 1884 patent)

Lot 80

1862 Catholic Mission

Lot 81

N.D. Rev Ritchot (inner patent 1886, outer patent 1885)

N.D. Francois Carrierr (1876 Mortgage)

N.D. Marielle Roi

N.D. Abraham Beauchamp

Lot 82

N.D. Theophile (1875 patent, 1874 outer map)

N.D. Armand Champagne

Lot 83

N.D. Joseph Lamay (inner patent 1877)

N.D. Rev Ritchot (outer patent 1886, 1874 outer map)

Soloman Venne

Pierre Venne

Lot 84

N.D. Joseph Hamelin (1874 outer map)

1888 Napoleon Lamay

Lot 85

N.D. Joseph Lamay (1874 outer map)

Lot 86

N.D. Solomon Venne (1880 patent)

Lot 87

N.D. Solomon Venne (outer 1892 patent)

Lot 88

N.D. Rev Ritchot (1874 outer map)

Lot 89

Louis Payment (1874 outer map)

Lot 90

N.D. Joseph Charette (1874 outer map)

N.D. Francois Gosselin (1876 mortgage)

N.D. G. J. Charette (1875 patent)

Lot 91

Francois Gosselin (1876 mortgage, 1874 outer map, 1879 patent)

Lot 92

N.D. Joseph Laporte (1874 outer map)

Lot 93

N.D. Nicolas DiMarco (1886 patent, 1874 outer map)

N.D. Michel Dumas (1878 patent)

Lot 94

N.D. Abraham Beauchamp (1874 Outer map)

Lot 95

A.1855 Joseph Charette (1885 Patent)

• Bought from HBC

Lot 96

Lot 97

Lot 98

N.D. Joseph Dumas

• Sold to N. Dimarco in 1880

1880 Nicolas Dimarco (1886 patent)

Lot 99

Lot 100

Lot 101

1850 Joseph Charette (HBC)

• Sold in 1865 to C. Dumas

1865 Cyrille Dumas

N.D. Norbert Vermette (died 1874)

1874 Genieve Vermette

• Wife of Norbert
• Remarried Joseph Lambers

N.D. Joseph Lambers

Lot 102

N.D. Catherine Grant (1882 patent, 1874 out map)

Lot 103

Land was divided into 3 parts:

• Part 1
  • 1865 Marcelle Roy
  • 1870 Pierre Vermette
• Part 2
  • N.D. John Grant
  • ND. Catherine Grant
    • Heir of John’s estate
• Part 3
  • William Rochelean (died 1871 at 76yrs. Old)
    • Lived on during transfer and lived on it until death. Bought part form M. Roy
    • Children: William, Baptist, Philosine, Marie, Chalotte and Genivieve
  • 1871 Henry J. and Anne Hynes Clarke (registered 1873)
    • Married couple
  • 1873 Thomas A. Milne
    • From Markham ONT

Lot 104

N.D. Victor beaupre (southerly 4 chains)

N.D. Louis Payment (South four chains, 1874 outer map)

N.D. Charles and Marie lambert

• Sold to J. Watson (1873)

1874 John Watson

• Sold to J. Hamelin

N.D. Joseph Hamelin

• Sold to B. Bohemier

N.D. Benjamin Bohemier (northerly two chains of outer two miles)

1900 H.S. Griffith

Lot 105

N.D. Benjamin Bohemier (1874 Outer Map, outer 2 miles, patent 1900)

N.D. Josette and Norbert Lawrence

1879 Louis Payment

• Sold to Eli Glasse

1879 Eli Glasse

1897 Victor Beaupre

• Bought from Eli Glasse

1874 John Walton

N.D. Joseph Hamelin (inner two miles)

Lot 106

N.D. Joseph Hamelin

N.D. Napoleon Lemay

N.D. Louis Payment (1874 Outer Map, patent 1885))

N.D. Joseph Lecomte

Lot 107

N.D. William Hespeler (1874 Outer Map)

Lot 108

N.D. Pierre Lachance (1874 Outer Map)

Lot 109

(No road access)

N.D. Pierre George (1875 patent)

Lot 110

(No road access)

There’s slides on it but no data

Lot 111

(No road access)

(Only a few acres and no access to public highway)

1891 A.M. Nanton

Lot 112

(No road access)

1891 A. M. Nanton

Lot 113

Lot 114

N.D. Laurent Cadotle

• Lived on land during the transfer but died in 1875. Louis was transferred the lands to claim patent

N.D. Louis Vermette (1887 patent)

• Claimed under the Manitoba Act

Lot 115

N.D. Edward Perrault (1874 outer map)

1913 Lots 116-119 became the subdivision of Kings Park- subdivided lots and made blocks and smaller lots

Lot 116

N.D. Pierre Vermette (HBC)

• Original owner and gave it to Alexis Vermette

N.D. Alexis Vermette

• Sold to Roy Tellier

1873 Roy Teller

N.D. Joseph Turenne (owns part of lot)

• Sold to J. B. Champagne 1873

1873 Joseph Beauregard dit Champagne (part of lot)

1883 Joseph Beauregard dit Champagne (whole lot, 1889 patent)

Lot 117

Alexis Couchrene

• Transferred deed to J. Lacomte in 1879

Joseph Vermette (1876 mortgage)

• Rented the lot to A. gerrie until he sold it in 1881

N.D. Alex Gerrie (1884 patent, officially bought the land 1881, between inner north 3 chains)

N.D. Joseph Lecomte (1874 outer map, outer lot and south 1 chain)

Lot 118

(HBC 334)

1863- 1871 Antoine Vandelle

• Lot was vacant after because he left Province

1873 Sedley Blanchard

1873 Donald A. Smith(1874 outer map)

Lot 119

N.D. Joseph Lecomte (1874 outer map)

Lot 120

N.D. Alfred Boyd (1874 outer map)

Lot 121

N.D. Joseph Lamay (1874 outer map)

Lot 122

(HBC 333)

N.D. Norbert Laurier (HBC register)

1844 Paul Bloudine Sr.

• His name was never registered but never had any issues with it. He says the “HBC gave it to him and the company always kept their word with natives”, plus they were in actual possession.
• Died about 1869
• Gave to his son whole lot, but first just gave him the lower 3 chains

N.D. Paul Bloudine Jr.

• Moved to the lot with his father after returning from working up north for HBC
• Wife: Ester Bloudine

1866 Estache Berard

• Got employed by HBC and left the for his family but ended up taking them to the North West (Rocky Mountains) with him

1874 Andre Berard

• Estache’s brother

1874 Jean Baptiste Lessard

1874 James Tweedie

1879 A. G. Bannatyne (1882 Patent, 1874 outer map)

A Sworn Tesomony by Paul Bloudine Jr. about the lot (Nov. 14 1878):

HBC sold it to Norbert Lawerence however he never occupied the land so he forfeited his right to it. HBC than sold it to Paul Bloudine Sr. for 18 pounds that HBC kept from his wage 32 years ago, 1844, when Paul Jr. was about 19. He lived on the lot with his father for a while prior to the transfer of the province to the Country of the Dominion. This was after doing work up north. During the occupation of the lot he built a house on the south half of the land and that his dad gave to him. The father also built a house that later became a stable for James Tweedie. They also ploughed part of the land to grow potatoes but had no need to cultivate anymore to grow grain because the prairie furnished for their horses and cows. On the land they hunted and fished to make a living as ‘half breeds’ usually did, on such adventured the whole family usually went.

Paul Jr. bought a lot on Assiniboine, built a house and found a wife. He lived there 3 or 4 years, then sold to James Mulligan. He went up north working for the HBC bringing his wife along (as custom). Worked for around 3 years then returned to the Red River Settlement. They lived around in different places and as of 1878 he had a house on Shoal lake but resided in a house of Mr. Clarke above Winnipeg. His brother Antoine died around 2 years prior to the transferrin St. Vital.

(South 4 chains of 331 and all 6 chains of 332 HBC Surveys)

Lot 123

N.D. John Dease (lot no. 332)

• Sold lot to Vandal while B. Dejardins still owned the land.

N.D. Baptist Dejardins (lot no. 331)

• Sold upper 4 chains of lot. 331 to Vandal (1865)

N.D. Antoine Vandal (1874 outer map, 1877 patent for 8 chains)

• In possession for 20+ years
• Had a house, stable, store house, other out buildings and 25 acres under cultivation)

Alex B. Bannatyne (north 2 chains)

(Notherly 2 chains of 331- HBC surveys)

Lot 124

N.D. Baptist Desjardins

• Sold to C. Carrier

1869 Charles Carrier

N.D. Andrew G. B. Bannatyne (1874 outer map, 1876 patent)

Lot 125

EAST SIDE OF THE RED RIVER

Lot 126

N.D. Pierre Honore (1876 mortgage, 1882 patent)

N.D. Charles Johnson

Lot 127

Andre Carriere (1876 mortgage)

Lot 128

Lot 129

1850 Joseph Delorme

• Got from HBC and transferred to H. Fabin

Hebert Fabin

• Wife died 1861
• Died 1855
• Father of F. Flamment

1866 Franci Flamment

1871 Andre Pilon

1876 Charles Carrier

N.D. Alfred Wells and Henry Minsoft (1884 patent, outer two miles)

1979 Joseph Normand (1887 patent)

• Bought from Pilon

Lot 130

1850ish Antoine Pilon

• Got from HBC
• Died spring 1869

Angelique Pilon (1888 mortgage)

• Widow of Antoine Pilon
• Children never claimed any shared of the land leaving it all for Angelique

Lot 131

1830 Guillamne Rochelean

• Son is Baptist Rochelean

1860 Joseph Pilon

• Occupied during the Transfer

Lot 132

N.D. Pierre Parenteau (1879 patent)

1946 J.M. Graham

Lot 133

N.D. Baptiste Frederick Paul

• Original name on HBC
• Went to Columbia and died.

N.D. Francois Mercredi

• Moved to NWT

1858 Jean Baptist Rochelean (1876 mortgage)

• Scrip to outer 2 miles
• Bought from Francois Mercredi

Lot 134

N.D. Roger Marion (1885 patent- outer two miles)

Lot 135

N.D. Pierre Parenteau

N.D. Marie Parenteau (1878 mortgage)

N.D. Roger Marion (1885 patent- outer two miles)

Lot 136

N.D. Thomas Frobisher (1878 patent- inner two miles, 1876 mortgage)

N.D. Roger Marion (1885 patent- outer two miles)

Lot 137

Lot 138

1861 Antoine Vandal

• HBC
• Sold inner two miles to O. Proteau

N.D. – 1904 Onesime Proteau and Marie Ester (inner two miles)

• Sold in 1904

Oscar Mousseau (1877 patent- outer two miles)

• Still there in 1905

Lot 139

Lot 140

1845 Joseph Brisan St. Germain

1851 Pierre Brisan St. Germain

Pierre was left with this land when his father Joseph presumable died on a trip from St. Norbert, Red River Settlement, to Canada via St. Paul Minnesota more than 25 years ago (1851ish). It’s thought that he either drowned or was killed by Indians or thieves. Nothing was ever found of him. Pierre was the youngest od the family, still living at home when it happened, he took over and lived on the lot taking care of his mother up still she died 1861 an countining to live there after. Still lived on the lot in 1876.

Lot 141

Lot 142

Lot 143

N.D. Joseph Normand

1941 Alexander Lamontagne

Lot 144

Lot 145

N.D. Norbert Parenteau

• Got it from HBC and sold it to Michel Grandbois Sr.

N.D. Michel Grandbois Sr. (died 1846)

• Margurite Grandbois (widow of Michel Sr.) from Athabaska and sister of Angelique Pilon

1846- 1850 Michel Grandbois Jr.

• Took over the lot and then sold it without permission from his mother. He sold it to A. Pilon (his uncle) through a grain bargain and verbal agreement
• The Grandbois:
  • Parents
    • Michel Sr. (died 1846)
    • Margurite -previously laundry (died before 1870) Born in Athabaska, came to Manitoba in 1835
  • Children
    • Genevieve – oldest child – moved to St. Joe territories
    • Michel Jr – oldest son (died after 1870)
    • Louis (moved to Minnesota)
    • Sophie – wife of Joseph Levelle of Dakota Territories
    • Pierre – St. Agathe
    • Margurite – Wife of Piere Oullette of Boyne Settlement (RM of Dufferin)
    • Angelique – widow of Joseph Cohm (living in Minnesota)
    • Isidoner of Larry River Territories

1850 – death Antonie Pilon

• Angelique Pilon (wife of Antoine) from Athabaska and sister of Margurite Grandbois

N.D.-1874 Felix or William Pilon

• Got lot from estate of father and lived on lot during transfer
• The Pilons:
  • Parents
    • Antoine Sr. (died spring of 1870)
    • Angelique- previously Landry, Born in Athabaska, came to Manitoba in 1835
  • Children
    • Schurartique -under Frobisher- St. Norbert
    • Pierre- St. Norbert
    • Antoine Jr. – St. Norbert
    • Lingette – St. Norbert- widow of Baptiste Cadotte
    • Genevieve – St. Norbert
    • Anny- St. Norbert
    • Emile – Duck lake, SASK – widow of Grijome Lafone
    • Marie -Rat River Settlement – Wife of Alexis lamirand
    • Angelique- St. Norbert- Wife of Joseph Normand
    • Felix/William – St. Norbert

1874-1881 Joseph Normand (son in law of A. Pilon)

• Built a small house and garden
• Sold to

1881-1884 Jean Baptist Germain Brousseau

• Transferred lot to son

1884 Zoël Brousseau

• Born in 1861, came to Manitoba from P. Leuber 1876

Lot 146

N.D. Michel Ducep

• Father of Pierre
• Moved to St. Joe territory
• In possession in 1870 and original owner

N.D. Pierre Honore

• In possession during 1870 and original owner
• Got from HBC

Lot 147

Lot 148

1835 Antoin Laliberté (half breed)

• Issued scrip 1874 but died 1873
• Lived on land from HBC until he died
• Buildings built in 1835
• 4 houses 1 for each of the boys
• Children
  • Antoine (born 1839)
  • Cyrille (born 1841)
  • Louis (Born 1862)
  • Lui (18??-1883)
  • Luome (born 1845)

1876 Augustin Vermette

• Bought 3 chains from Laliberté’s

1879 John Clark of Winnipeg

Lot 149

N.D. Francis Roy

N.D. Didace Audet

Lot 150

N.D. Joseph Vermette (1879 patent- outer two miles)

Lot 151

N.D. Augustin St Germain

Lot 152

Lot 153

Lot 154

1860 Pierre Vermette

1871 Hon. Joseph Royal

Lot 155

N.D. Adrian Carrier

• Exchanged this lot for another with:

1867 Louis Vilbrun Sr and Isabella Vilbrun (previously Bernard)

• Louis Sr. died 1867 when he drowned in the Red River, body recovered the same day
• Isabella and louis married at the St Boniface church 1852
• When louis Sr. died Isabella felt lost and went to live with her father ‘Louis Bernard’ for a couple years to raise the children, but maintained possession of the lot.
• Isabellas house 18×16 ($100-$200) and garden along the red river
• Isabella stayed on the land as the children moved away until she died
• Children
  • Marie Lamerande (Born in 1858)- wife of L. lamerande
  • Louis Vilbrun (born 1855)
  • Christine Vermette (born 1866)- wife of Jean Vermette
  • Pierre Vilburn (born 1856)
• Died very young- prior to Christine’s birth
  • Joseph
  • Louis
  • Modiste
  • Rosalie

N.D. Louis Vilbrun Jr. (eldest son) -1878 patent)

• Outer two miles on the Seine River with a stable and crops

N.D. Mary Robinson (wife of William Robinson

• Relinquished her claim

1889 W.L. Watt

Lot 156

1887 paten to:

• Rosalie Tourond
• Jean Baptist Tourond Sr.
• Isadore Jean marie Tourond Jr. 
• Henri Tourond
• Elise Vermette
• Marie Rosalie lambert
• Jean Marie Tourond
• Joseph Tourond
• Vincent Paul Tourond
• Jean Baptist Tourond Jr. 
• Albert marie Tourond
• Marie Tourond (previously Couchrene)

Lot 157

(HBC 847)

1834 Antoine Vermette (1875 inner patent, 1880 outer patent)

• House, stable, 12 acres of enclosed and cultivated land.
• Owned and occupied for 40 yr prior to 1874

Lot 158

N.D. Augustin St Germain

Lot 159

N.D. Jacques Tourand (1875 patent)

N.D. Rev. Alex Tache (1882 patent) archbishop of St. Boniface

Lot 160

N.D. Joseph Delorme (1876 Survey returns)

• Lived here before, during and after ‘The Transfer’
• Wife: Angel Delorme
• Occupied for 40 years
• Moved to Pembina County
• Had a house, stables and farm lot

N.D. Antoine Giugras

• Bought from Joseph Delorme

N.D. Alexand Kittsou (member of Prov. Parliament of St. Boniface)

• Possessed from A. Giugras

Lot 161

N.D. Rosalie and joseph Tourond (he died June 11, 1873)

• Children
  • Isidoe
  • Joseph Jr. 
  • Jean Marie
  • Clement
  • Mary
  • Sten
  • Vincent pau;
  • Jacques Jr.
  • Marie
  • Elise Vermette
  • Marie lambert
  • Rosalie Delorme (wife of Francois Delorme- he died Feb. 24 1865)

Outer 2 miles

1865 Pierre Gladu

• From HBC
• Used for hay land and cleared wood and stumps

1881 Victor Mager (Jean Mager and Jules Mager)

1919 Raymond LaHaye

• Farmin abandonded 1920

N.D. John G Rosnagel

Lot 162

1829 Emanuel Champagne

• Occupied during the transfer

1871 david Champage

1872 Sisters of Charity St Boniface

Lot 163

N.D. Isaie and Emerance Ritchot

Lot 164

Lot 165

N.D. Joseph St. Germain Jr. (1876 patent)

Lot 166

N.D. Antoine Vermette (HBC register)

• No claim and sold lon before transfer

N.D. David Versailles

• Northerly 3 chains

1852 Jean. Baptiste Boyer (1879 Survey returns)

• 2 houses and 5 stables
• Occupied during the transfer

Lot 167

Lot 168

Lot 169

Lot 170

N.D. Robert Logan (HBC)

N.D. Donald A. Smith (1879 patent)

• Outer 2 miles

Lot 171

N.D. Onesime Rither

N.D. Robert Logan

N.D. William Logan (son)

N.D. Donald A Smith

Lot 172

1857 Robert Logan (HBC register)

• William Logan (father of Robert)

N.D. Onesime Rither

N.D. Donald A Smith

Lot 173

Lot 174

N.D. Charles Roussin

N.D. Eustache Roussin

N.D. John Canon

• Sold to Rev. Ritchot

1874 Rev. Ritchot

N.D. Frank L. Clarke of the City of Winnipeg

N.D. Sedley Blauchard

N.D. frau M. Berard

N.D. George Stephan

Lot 175

1835 Francois Marion (HBC)

• Bought for wood and hay
• Died around 1863
• Lalique Mounrault (wife of Francois)
• Adolf Marion (son)
• Roger Marion (grandson of Francois and son of Adolfe)

1881 Cecile Lapine (daughter of Francois)

1887 Abrose Lapine (Husband of Cecile)

Lot 176

1840 Marcel Manon

Lot 177

Lot 178

1840 Louis Galarneau

• Lived here during the transfer
• 1852 David Versailles worked for him
• Sold to A.G.B. Bannatyne after the transfer

N.D. A.G.B. Bannatyne

1888 Donald A. Smith

• $2.50/acre

Lot 179

Lot 180

(lot is most valuable for wood and hay land – many hay loads each year)

N.D. Alexis Goulet (HBC)

• Died Dec. 23 1856

1856 Roger Goulet

Lot 181

(875 HBC)

1839 Louis Carrier (HBC)

1865 Elie Senton

1873 William Dease

1873 Sedley Blauchard

1873 Donald A. Smith

Lot 182

(876 HBC)

1845 Louis Vilbrun

• Never lived there but kept it for hay and wood
• Kept until his death (1873)
• A farmer and worked for HBC
• Married to Louisa Collin Vilbrun
• Family:
  • Children
    • Maxime Vilbrun
    • Marie Vilbrun
    • Leon Vilbrun
    • Philomere McCabe
    • Julie Bracconnier
    • Guilliaume Vilbrun
    • Francois Vilbrun
    • Joseph Vilbrun
    • Daniel Vilbrun
  • Grandchildren (children of a diseased daughter)
    • Sarah Mckay
    • Eliza Primeau
    • Marie Lambert
    • Philomere Marchand
    • Guilliaume Lambert
    • Joseph lambert
    • Owson Lambert (Child at hearing- under 18)
  • Grandchildren (children of a diseased son)
    • Pierre Vilbrun
    • Mary Roy Vilbrun
    • Christine (child at hearing- under 18)

Lot 183

N.D. Isaie parisien

• Born in St. Norbert around 1830
• Farmer/labourer
• 1873 built a house

1875 Joseph Coutois

• South 3 chains

N.D. T. Desjardins

N.D. Henry J. Clarke

• When he died it went to Frank and Alliance Trust Company

N.D. Alliance Trust Company

N.D. Frank Clarke

1880 Donald Morrison

• North 3 chains from Isaie Parisien
• $1/acre

Lot 184

N.D. Alexis Carrier (HBC)

1852 Soloman Carrier

• Farmer
• Born in 1837 (47yrs. Old and 1885)
• Got from grandfather when he died
• Still there in 1887

Lot 185

N.D. Cyrille Marchand

Lot 186

N.D. The Sansregret’s

• Louis (father) died Nov 21. 1884
• Genevieve (mother) previously Carrier
• Andre
• Michel
• Adele Paul

N.D. Mary Robinson

1890 Rev. Ritchot

1890 Lavelyn Author Nares

Lot 187

Got the lot between

1850-1860 Dean Jane (HBC)

N.D. Louis Carrier

1865 Elie Senton

1873 William Dease

1873 Sedley Blauchard

1879 Donald A. Smith

Lot 188

Lot 189

N.D. La Corperation Archiepiscopale Catholique Romaine de St. Boniface

1879 John Kenney (outer two miles)

• Bought land from “la corp” but in 1884 his land was used for settlers of Grande Pointe

Lot 190

1840 Marcel Marion (HBC)

• Wife: Nancisie
• Son: Roger Marion

1879 Rev. Ritchot

1881 Joseph Morrison

• His land was taken over by Grand Point Settlement

Lot 191

N.D. Andre Beauchamp (outer two miles)

• Here during the 1870 transfer

N.D. Joseph Tourond (1877 patent)

1875 John Schultz (1878 patent)

Lot 192

1840 Hagreuitlie Parisien

1861 Abraham Parisien

1877 madaline LaRoude

1877 John Schultz (1879 patent)

Lot 193

N.D. Vanance Nadon of Rat River

• Sold to C. A. Very

N.D. Charles Alexander Very (1885 Patent)

• Wife: Angelique Very

1895 Victorie Very (1/3 of the property- Charles’s Estate)

1895 Charles A. Very Jr. (1/3 of the property- Charles’s Estate)

1895 Le Soeurs de la Charite de L’hopital General de St. Boniface (1/3 of the property- Charles’s Estate)

Lot 194

N.D. Royal LaCorte (HBC)

• Moved to Minnesota

1855 Joseph Landry (HBC)

N.D. Victor Charigot

1875 A. Brunal (outer 2 miles)

Lot 195

N.D. Raphael Bellefeuille

• Lived here during July 1870

1874 John Schultz

1875 Robert Mulholland

Lot 196

N.D. Joseph Adams (HBC)

N.D. Fancois Sais

N.D. Pierre Sais

1860 Pierre Parisien

N.D. Andre Parisien

N.D. Rev. Ritchot

1874 Napoleon Burneau

Lot 197

1860 Antoine Vandal

1874 Napoleon Burneau

Lot 198

N.D. Jeromie Cardinal

N.D. Germain Varisseu

N.D. Antoine Caribou

1852 Augustin Parisien

• Wife: Angelique Parisien from Mackenzie River, NWT, came to Manitoba 1841
• 1870 Possession
• 1852 built house 20×20$150.00
• Died 1881 leaving children and wife
• 1866 he saw A. caribou at the American Ride near Red Lake
• Children
  • Cyril
  • Soloman
  • Adelaide (wife of Anessin Racisse)
  • Edward (born. 1863)
  • Ester (born. 1866 wife of George Patterson

N.D. Germain Parisien

• Lived on lot but never said he owned it

Lot 199

Augustin Parisien and family also owned this lot

Lot 200

1865 Joseph Couters

• Built a house
• Fared 6 acres of land

1873 William Dease

1873 Sedley Blouchard

1873 Donald A. Smith

Lot 201

N.D. Pierre Chartrand (1872 land Deed, southerly 4 chains)

• Lived here in 1870, died 1881- P. Chartrand and Rev. Ritchot as the heirs of estate

N.D. Joseph Comtois (1872 land deed, northerly 6 chains)

• Lived here in 1870

1881 Rev. Ritchot

• Received half of Pierre’s land when he died

Lot 202

1865 Pierre Chartrand 91876 Mortgages)

• Sold part of lot/south 6 chains to N. burneau

1873 Napoleon Burneau

• Southern 6 chains
• Sold to J. Shultz of J. Kennedy (1874)

1874 John Schultz (1877 Patent for south 6 chains, 1883 patent for outer 2 miles)

1877 John Kennedy (1879 Patent)

N.D. A. D. Chrisholm

Lot 203

1867 Gilbert Parisien

• Original claimant
• Built a house and farm land

1875 Robert Mulholland of Goburg

1875 John Schultz

Lot 204

N.D. Rev. Ritchot

Lot 205

N.D. Robert Logan

N.D. Thomas Logan (1876 patent)

• Got from father Robert

1873 W. G. Forseca

Lot 206

N.D. Robert Logan

N.D. Thomas Logan

• Got the land from his father Robert
• Nathan Logan- Son
• Juliet Jane Logan- wife- heir of property. She sold to J. Freeman

1862 Baptist Rivard

1870 William Dease Jr.

N.D. William Dease Sr.

1873 John Freeman

1885 John Schultz

N.D. John Eccles

Lot 207

N.D. W. G. Forseca

N.D. John Freeman (1877 patent)

Lot 208

N.D. Thomas Logan

1876 Nathan Logan

• Got from his father

N.D. Juliet jane Logan

• Sold to John Freeman

1873 John Freeman

Lot 209

N.D. John Eccles

Lot 210

N.D. John Eccles

Lot 211

Lot 212

Lot 213

Lot 214

1879 Pierre Laramee

• Farmer
• Built houses x2
• Came to Manitoba in 1879 from St. Jules J.2. where he was born

Lot 215

N.D. Andre Parisien (HBC)

• Occupied unitl his death around 1890

N.D. Roger Parisien (1907 patent)

• Occupied it ever since death of father

Lot 216

Lot 217

Lot 218

N.D. Andre Parisien

N.D. Aurthor Wickson

Lot 219

N.D. Robert Lundae Bathgale

N.D. Rev. Ritchot

N.D. Joseph Royal

1876 Angelique Fontaine

Lot 220

N.D. Baptist Charette

N.D. Robert Lundae Bathgale

1875 John Schultz

Lot 221

1870 Emile Bouvette

1871 Margurite Parisien

1875 Cassimere Charles Minnie

• Married to Isabelle Minnie

1877 Rev. Ritchot (1885 patent)

N.D. John Harrison O’Donnell

1875 Robert Dundas Bathgale (1882 patent)

Lot 222

N.D. Rev. Ritchot

Lot 223

N.D. Rev. Ritchot

Lot 224

1877 Rev. Ritchot

Lot 225

1877 Rev. Ritchot

Lot 226

N.D. Andre Parisien

1877 Rev. Ritchot

Lot 227

N.D. Francois Delorme

1877 Rev. Ritchot

Lot 228

Lot 229

1862 Joseph Ouellette

1867 Pierre Ouellette

1874 Rev. Ritchot

N.D. Evest lacourt

1874 Walter F. Gawin

N.D. Joseph P.M. Lecourt

Lot 230

1862 Felix Marsolers

• Lived here during 1870

1872 Rev. Ritchot

Lot 231

Lot 232

1869 Pierre Sutherland

• 1869 he staked the land
• Pierre Delorme gave him logs to build house in 1869 but didn’t finish the house until 1871 when he actually started to live on the land
• Started to cultivate land in 1873
• Born in 1843 St. Boniface, married with 10 children

Buildings

• Stove house 9×9 ($20.00)
• Stable 19×24 ($24.00)
• Stable for horses 19×24 ($20.00)
• Fencing cash value ($200.00)
• House 19×25 ($300.00)

Lot 233

N.D. Boniface Delorme (1876 Mortgage)

• Lived here on July 1870
• Laborer
• Prior to 1870 he settled on the lot ½ mile away from the Roman catholic Church of St. Adolfe.
• Lived on the lot for a few years after the transfer but in 1877 all rights of the north 6 chains were transferred to William Hespeler and 4 chains to Pierre Delorme- his uncle and father of Albert.
• Prior to 1870 he occupied all 10 chains of the lot and he built:
• A house And stable (near eachother in the southerly 4 chains of land near the boundry of north 6 and south 4)
• Fenced Cultivated Farm land (front of the 10 chains along the road following close to the Red River all fenced in and cultivated)

1877 William Hespeler (1878 patent)

• Northerly 6 chains

1878 Pierre Delorme (southerly 4 chains)

• Elder of the Parish of St. Norbert

1894 Albert Delorme (1926 patent)

• Southerly 4 chains
• Got from father Pierre Delorme

Lot 234

1858 Pierre Delorme

• 1868 he built a house and fence

1922 Dieudonne Delorme

• Son of Pierre
• Built a brick house

Lot 235

Lot 236

Lot 237

1877 Magloire Cote (1902 patent)

• 14 children and married
• Squatted on lots 237 and north of 238 in 1877 and St. Adolfe was the closest post office
• He was born in 1836 in St. Damase, came to Manitoba in 1877 from the United States

Buildings	Material	Size	Worth
House	Log		$70.00
Stable	Log	22×20	$30.00
Stable	Log	12×20	$50.00
Grainory		13×15	$25.00
Fencing	Wire		$70.00
Shed		18×16	$20.00
House		8×8	$10.00
Viel Cote House	Log		$15.00
Phileus Cote House	Log		$125.00
Phileus Cote Stable			$20.00
Mary Proteau House			$20.00
J.S. Camyre Farm house with a kitchen			$20.00

Lot 238

N.D. ???. Ladome

• Prior to 1877 he squatted on the land

N.D. Eli Chamberland

• 1878 built a house

18??-1882 Moise Dubais

1882 Leo Chamberland

• North 4 chains
• Born in St. Jacques, US and came to Manitoba in 1882

1882 Phileas lagasse (1901 patent)

• South 5 chains
• Born in 1864 in St. Hyaeluthe P.2. US and came to Manitoba n 1882

Lot 239

This lot was a potential sight for Roman Catholic Industrial School

1880 Louis Delorme

• Squatted on the land 1880 built a house and farmed
• Born in 1834 St. Boniface

N.D. Elzear Delorme

N.D. Skulie Hanssan

N.D. William N. Kennedy

• His patent was cancelled because he couldn’t pay

Lot 240

N.D. Hudson’s Bay Company (1880 patent, 1929 patent)

Lot 241

1872 Baptist Smith

1881 W. N Kennedy of Winnipeg

• Patent was cancelled because he wouldn’t pay any money

N.D. Rec. Father Soly

1890 Eduard Dumensil

N.D. Isac Pithlado (1911 patent through sale)

• Bought from Dumensil

Lot 242

1867 Jean Baptist Smith (1886 patent- special grant and sale)

N.D. Madam Mathilide De Berlin

• Wife of Alfred De Berlin
• Resident of Brussels, Belgium

1912 Alan M. Stewart

• South 2 chains bought from M. De Berlin

Lot 243

N.D. Urbain Delorme (Special Grant, 1903 patent)

Lot 244

N.D. Andre Carrier (special Grant/sale, patent 1903)

Lot 245

N.D. Col. W. N. Kennedy (1884 patent)

N.D. Felix Marcellais and Francois Memire

1944 J.T. Beaubin

Lot 246

1870 James White

N.D. John Logan (1871 patent)

Lot 247

N.D. John Schultz (1880 patent)

Lot 248

N.D. Boniface Delorme

• Built a house 15×15 and broke 5 acres, began to cultivate land 1871 and 1872, 25 acres by 1892 cultivated

1881 John R. Grant (sale)

• Property was released to crown

Lot 249

N.D. Francis Oullette

• Prior to 1870

1874 George Benjamin Spencer (1877 patent- MB Act)

Lot 250

1869 jaques and Marie Oulliette

1869 Guilliume Oulliette and Sophia Oulliette

• Lived here during 1970

1869 Francis Oulliette

1874 George Benjamin Spencer (1877 MB act patent)

Lot 251

N.D. Charles Benjamin

N.D. William Hespeler (1878 MB Act Patent)

Lot 252

N.D. Louison Landry

• Lived here during 1870 and is the original claimant
• Angelique left him in the spring of 1870
• He gave land to granddaughter- margurite- daughter of St. Pierre

1870 Marguerite Landry

1870 Bill Walters

1871 Octava Allard

All the Landrys left for Dakota

1900 James Graham

N.D. Geroge Maxwell

Lot 253

N.D. St. Pierre Landry

• Original claimant
• Was here living, Prior to 1870, and after

N.D. James Graham (1900 patent)

Lot 254

N.D. Louison and St. Pierre Landry

• Original claimant

1889 Stewart Johnson (1905 patent)

• North 6 chains
• Died Nov. 3, 1893

1889 R.A. Williams

• South 4 chains

1893 Standard Trust Company (1905 patent)

• Estate of Stewart Johnson

Lot 255

N.D. Guilliam Ouellette

N.D. Jaques Ouellette

1876 George B. Brown

1879 R. A. Williams (1880 patent)

• North 5 chains

N.D. John Schultz (1882 patent)

• South 5 chains

Lot 256

N.D. William Dease Sr.

1872 James White

• Middle 6 chains
• Born in 1825 in Souris River Territories, Manitoba
• Bill Walters staked the lot prior to 1870 but never did anything with the lot
• White also owned lot. 641 St. Agathe

N.D. Octava Allard (1886 patent

• South 2 chains

1882 John Schultz

• Northerly 2 chains