Sose Oserase, Mohawk Ironworker Who Perished In The Quebec City Bridge Collapse (1907)
This headstone memorializes Sose Oserase (aka John Deer) who was one of more than 30 Caughnawaga Ironworkers who perished in the Quebec City bridge collapse of 1907.
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History Of Kahnawake | Links To Biographical Info | Pt 6 (T-Z)
Series Introduction And Index
COLOUR CODE
Blue = Native American or married Native American
Orange = Religious Order (non-Native)
Taffanel de la Jonquiere, Jacques-Pierre, Marquis
Naval officer, governor general of Canada, 18th century
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Tarbell, John
Captive, 17th century
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Headstone: Josephine Armstrong (m. Thomas A. Laforce) | Kahnawake Catholic Cemetery
Josephine Laforce Armstong Warisose
February 1899
August 1971
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Index: Headstones of Kahnawak:ke Catholic Cemetery
Genealogical Notes
Thomas A. Laforce married Josephine Armstrong on Sep 13th, 1940 in Kahnawake.
Note from Towanna Miller (Mohawk artist)
Warisose is the Mohawk word for Josephine. I know because my grandmother was also Josephine Delisle and everyone always called her Warisose (pronounce like Wa-re-so-say)
Headstone: Onwari Tekahawakwen Diabo (m. John S. Canadien) | Kahnawake Catholic Cemetery
Onwari Tekahawakwen Diabo
born May 6, 1875
died August 22, 1936
beloved wife of John S. Canadien
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Index: Headstones of Kahnawak:ke Catholic Cemetery























