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Anthony Tavernia, ca. 1934 |
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Marriage record from St. Patrick's Church, Chateaugay, NY indicate:
Antoine Tavernier married Maria Dam on 5 Feb 1872. Parents Ubald Tavernier & Clara Thibodeau, as well as Antoine Dam and Maria Dagenais were in attendance. Witnesses were Joseph Dam and Salomea Tavernier.
St Patricks Church records, translated from Latin:
On February 5, 1872, after three banns had been published, I the undersigned, united in marriage Anthony, the legitimate son of Ubald Tavernier and Claire Thibodeau with Mary, the legitimate daughter of Anthony Dam and Marie Dajenais. Those standing witness were Joseph Dam and Salome Tavernier.
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[New York, Franklin County, Roll 1035 Book 2, Page 170 ]
Noted in the 1900 Federal Census at age 49, living in Chateaugay Township, Franklin Cty, NY with wife Mary, age 58, and children Gertie, age 16, Alice age 14, and Annie age 7. Occupation listed as Farmer.
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[New York, FRANKLIN, Roll 937 Book 2, Page 289a ]
Noted in the 1910 Federal Census at age 59, living in Chateaugay, Franklin Cty., NY, with wife Mary, age 58, daughter Anna, age 17, and grandaughter Mary, age 5. No occupation was listed.
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[New York, 1930 Federal Census, Chateaugay, Franklin Cty - Enumeration Dist 17, Sheet 4a]
There is an Anthony Tavernier, age 79, living on Lake Rd, Chateaugay, Franklin Cty, NY.
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Provided by Gabrielle Charest - from the Tavernia family bible:
Marriage Information (filled in by Mrs. Anthony Tavernia, Chateaugay, NY Franklin County, 1906)
Miss Mary Dame of Chateaugay NY
Mr. Anthony Tavernia - from Hinchinbrook?
St. Patrick church On 5th day of February, 1872
In presence of:
Miss Celster Tavernia
Mr. Joseph Dame
By Rev. Edmond Dupauw
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Marraige Record from St. Patrick's Church (as recorded on www.dbchase.com):
Bride: Maria Dam, Parents: Antoine Dam and Maria Dagenais
Groom: Antoine Tavernier, Parents: Ubald Tavernier and Clara Thibodeau
Date: 5 Feb 1872
Witnesses: Joseph Dam, Salomea Tavernier
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Ft. Covington Sun, Thursday, April 3, 1941
Local Interest
-Mrs. Peter Amord's father, Mr. Anthony Tavernia of Chateaugay, was yesterday reported to be bery seriously ill and Mrs. Amord was called hurriedly to his bedside.
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Fort Covington Sun, Thursday, April 10, 1941
Fort Woman's Father Expires Past Week At Chateaugay Home
Last rites were held for Anthony Tavernia, 90, of Chateaugay, father of Mrs. Peter Amord of Fort Covington, from St. Patrick's Church in Chateaugay at 9:30 Saturday morning. Mr. Tavernia died Wednesday night, April 2nd, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Wood, of Chateaugay, after a four week's illness.
The deceased was born in Canada but had resided in Chateaugay since he was 13 years old. He followed the occupation of farming until his retirement 25 years ago. His wife, the former Mary Dame, passed away 17 years ago.
Four daughters and two sons survive: Mrs. Mary Wood, Chateaugay; John Tavernia, Burke; Wililam Tavernia, Malone; Mrs. Peter Amord, Fort Covington; Mrs. Gertrude Bell, Springfield, Mass.; and Mrs. Alice DeLoria, Chicopee, Mass.; two brothers Theodore Tavernia, Ludlow, Mass., and John Tavernia, who resides in Montana; a sister, Mrs. Zoa Bouchard, Central Falls, R.I.; 49 grandchildren, and 55 great grandchildren.
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The Chateaugay Record, Friday, April 11,1941
Anthony Tavernier
Anthony Tavernier, one of the oldest residents of this town, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Louis Wood on Lake Street, on Wednesday, April 2nd, following a decline in health due to the infirmities of his advanced age. Mr. Tavernier observed his 90th birthday on March 5th.
The deceased was born at St. Chrysostome, Que., and came to Chateaugay at the age of 13 years and has always resided here. He followed the occupation of farming until 25 years ago when he retired. During his long residence in the community, Mr. Tavernier was always known as a man of the highest type of Christian character, a hard working strictly honest man, a kind husband and father, a firm friend and neighbor. He was a member of St. Patrick's church and gave freely of his time and aid to that denomination. The members of his family will receive the deepest sympathy in ther hour of sorrow.
Mr. Tavernier was united in marriage to Mary Dame, who died seventeen years ago. The survivors are four dauthers and two sons, Mrs. Louis Wood, of Chateaugay, Mrs. Henry Bell, of Springfiels, Mass., Mrs. Frank Deloria, of Chicopee, Mass., Mrs. Peter Amour of Burke, John, of Burke, and William, of Malone, 49 grandchildren and 56 great grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. Oliver Bouchard, of Central Falls, R.I., two brothers, Theodore, of Ludlow, Mass., and John R. Tavernier of Anaconda, Montana.
Funeral services were held at St. Patrick's church on Saturday morning, Rev. J.R. McClure officiating.
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Buried: 3 Apr 1941, St. Patrick Cemetery, Chateaugay, Franklin, NY
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