Showing posts with label PARDONNET Mrs Louise Rigoulot. Show all posts
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Aunt Louise and family
"Aunt Louise" is Grace's mother's sister, Louise Rigoulot. She married Lewis Pardonnet in 1897 when she was 18 years old. They had 4 children: Minnie, Samuel, Clarence, and Eugene. The Pardonnet family lived relatively close by to Grace's home and visited frequently.
Saturday, November 21, 1908
Mama and I drove downtown in p.m. Aunt Louise and I drove the men near Vernon to fish.
Thursday, November 19, 1908
Mama and I drove downtown in p.m. Dandy day. Earl and I went to club dance in evening. Aunt Louise and all over in evening to go fishing. She gave me my new back comb.
Friday, November 6, 1908
Papa and I went over to Aunt Louise's and got a cow. Mrs Gilbert over in p.m.
Sunday, November 1, 1908
Aunt Louise and family over in p.m. Also Earl, Hattie, Winnie, Mable, and Romaine. Chilt and Salem over too. I took the girls home in evening and Earl came to meet me. Wren's barn burned at midnight. Did not get the milk.
Sunday, October 11, 1908
Papa went down after Aunt Minnie in a.m. Earl up for dinner. In p.m. Stoddards people, Aunt Mary and Mable were up here. Mama felt real good all day. Papa and Aunt Minnie went over to Aunt Louise's to get the butter and look at the cow. Did not get any milk from Chilt's. Earl up again in evening.
Friday, October 2, 1908
Aunt Louise and Mamie K. over in p.m. In evening the men went spearing. Mama and I had quite a talk. Did not get the milk.
Sunday, September 13, 1908
Uncle Theo, Aunt Mary, and Mable over towards night. My folks went over to Aunt Louise's in evening after butter.
Friday, September 11, 1908
Canned corn in a.m. In p.m. Bessie Crane came up and stayed all night. Will, Bessie, and I went after the milk in the evening. Awful smoky. Aunt Louise over for a few minutes.
Tuesday, August 18, 1908
Mama, M., and I drove over to Aunt Louise's to get the butter. Stopped at Roy's on way home. Went to bed early.
Thursday, July 30, 1908
Got up early and washed all of the white clothes. Talked with Ward from Cranes'. Mr Haines came over to telephone and was drunk. Earl and I drove over to Aunt Louise's in evening. "Nose-bleed." Getting down to business.
Saturday, June 20, 1908
Felt mean all day. Mrs Crane, Bessie, and I went downtown in evening. Aunt Louise stopped for a few minutes.
Sunday, May 10, 1908
Aunt Mary and Mable up for dinner. Aunt Louise's folks came up also Chester and Ella. Earl came up in the evening. Swell day. Will called up in p.m. "Put up job." Ha! Ha!
Tuesday, April 14, 1908
Just a fine day. The C. Union School house burned at 5:30 in a.m. Went downtown in a.m. to trade. Aunt Louise and children up in p.m. Went down to the road and had quite a talk with Dolly Long. Talked with Will and got rather provoked at him. "Funny, isn't it?"
Tuesday, Jan 7, 1908
Aunt Louise's family over all day. In afternoon I went downtown. Went to P.O. and met Altea Armstrong. Up to Belle's all night. Went to Club at Mable Wallace's and we dressed as little girls. I got 1st prize for putting puzzle together first. Am. Beauty rose. Dudecks over in evening but I wasn't here. "Teddie bears and dolls."
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Transcriber's notes:
"Aunt Louise" is Grace's mother's sister, Louise Rigoulot. She married Lewis Pardonnet in 1897 when she was 18 years old. They had 4 children: Minnie, Samuel, Clarence, and Eugene. The Pardonnet family lived relatively close by to Grace's home and visited frequently.
the Dudecks referenced here are possibly John H and Eva D Dudeck, since Grace mentions visiting Eva Dudeck personally on July 6.
Mabel Wallace lives in city of Corunna. She is 22 years old and in the 1910 census, she is still living in Corunna with her parents and siblings.
Belle is referenced 43 times in Grace's diary, but her identity is a mystery!
Altea Armstrong is another mystery.
Grace refers to her "club" every now and then. I don't know the details of her club, though it appears it is not the Priscillas club or other women's club that is often referenced in the Corunna Journal.
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