A Canadian Family Headstone: Marie Priscille Theriault, 1947
St.Simon & St.Jude Roman Catholic Cemetery
Grande Anse, New Brunswick, Canada
Marie Priscille Theriault
1947
ARSENEAULT
Marie Priscille Theriault
1894 – 1947
Genealogy Notes: I believe that this is the Marie Priscille Theriault who married Theotime Arsenault in New Bandon (Grande Anse), New Brunswick on January 12th, 1921 (RS141B7 Index to New Brunswick Marriages, Number: 2057, Reference: B4/1921, Microfilm: F19678)
Update from Victor Godin
About Marie Priscille Thériault-You are right. She was the wife of Théotime Arseneault.
She’s also the mother of my aunt Elisabeth married to Léo(Léon) Chiasson the brother of my mother Dina. Priscille has been a school teacher for a few years in Blackrock(a little community near Grande-Anse).
She wrote several articles in the English newspaper under the name Priscille des Églantines.
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