BIENVENU DIT DELISLE, FRANCIS (b. 1673, d. 29 SEP 1751)

Immigration: Date: 1701
Place: TO CANADA

Note: IN PARISH OF ST PIERRE.

Immigration: Date: BEF. 1708
Place: TO DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Source: (Birth field)
Title: BIRTH CERTIFICATE IN HIS MOTHERS POSSESSION.
Note: ABBR BIRTH CERTIFICATE IN HIS MOTHERS POSSESSION.

Graduation: Date: 1992
Place: PHOENIX, AZ FROM ALHAMBRA HIGH SCHOOL

Note: A FINE YOUNG MAN. VERY TALENTED ARTIST.

Source: (Birth field)
Title: BIRTH CERTIFICATE IN HER MOTHERS POSSESSION.
Note: ABBR BIRTH CERTIFICATE IN HER MOTHERS POSSESSION.

Graduation: Date: 25 MAY 1995
Place: PHOENIX, AZ FROM ALHAMBRA HIGH SCHOOL

Note: A HAPPY GIRL. IN PHOENIX GIRLS CHORUS FOR SEVERAL YEARS. LIKES TO WRITE
AND GOOD AT IT. A LEFTY.

WEIGHED 14 LBS 1 OZ.

SHE WAS ON THE STAFF OF THE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER AND YEARBOOK.

Note: WAS CAPTAIN OF DETROIT MILITIA IN 1755.

Note: QUIT SCHOOL IN 8TH GRADE. GOT H S DIPLOMA WHILE IN THE ARMY. ATTENDED
COLLEGE IN YUMA AND SCOTTSDALE, AZ. IN THE ARMY JAN 9, 1948 TO JAN 9,
1950. MARINES JULY 31, 1950 TO JULY, 1954. ARMY JAN 9, 1955 TO JULY 31,
1969. FOUGHT IN BOTH KOREA AND VIETNAM.

Note: WAS A STONE MASON.

Note: A BRIGHT YOUNG LADY. IDEAL MATCH FOR CARL. 5'4", BLUE EYES, DARK BROWN
HAIR, PRETTY. HARD WORKER .

Immigration: Date: 1708
Place: TO DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Source: (Name field)
Title: BIOG OF C L MONTNEY. ALSO SEE BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS OF ST. CLAIRCOUNTY, MI. {1903}, PAGES 442-443.
Note: ABBR BIOG OF C L MONTNEY. ALSO SEE BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR

Immigration: Date: ABT. 1776
Place: FROM ENGLAND.

Note: The Society of Descendants of Dr. Johannes de la Montagne is attempting
to compile a history of the whole family. We have done enough research to
be pretty sure that the Montneys and the Mountneys are part of the
family. Dr. Jean Mousnier de la Montagne (1595-1672) was a French
Huguenot physician and vice-chancellor of the colony of New Netherlands,
arriving in New Amsterdam with his family in 1637. They have traced the
Mountney/Montney individuals back to Joseph Montany and his wife Margaret
Frank who were married in the Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church about
1786, both of them residents of Warrenbush, Montgomery County, New York.
They had at least four children, but descendants are mainly from the
sons: Albert Mountney of Ontario, John Montney of Ontario and Rochester,
NY; and Joseph Montney of Ontario, New York, and finally Michigan.

Joseph Mounteney came from France (via England during the Revolutionary
War) to Prince Edward Island. Fought in the Revolutionary War under
Marquis de Lafayette. His grandson, Charles Montney said that one of
Joseph's cousins was the aide-de-camp to Napoleon. When he fought in the
revolution, his name was Montfray. French embassy records show him as
from Marseille and he was an officer who operated cannons aboard ship.
The 1790 census of Montgomery County, NY shows him as Monterey living in
the town of Mohawk with 2 males under 16 and 1 adult female. This war
data is suspect. Joseph is said to have served under Lafayette and the 3
boys fought in the war of 1812.

Also Biographical Memoirs of St. Clair County, MI (1903), pages 442-443.

The source is Marriage Record of the Schenectady Reformed Church, page
36, item # 787, indexed by Arthur C. M. Kelly, Church Record.

Different last names spelled: De La Montagne, Moutneney, Monteney,
Montfray, Monterey, Matony, Motonye, Montonye, Monteney, Montine,
Montany, and Montana.


There is a stone house on Waupoos Island. Susan Hall went to the land
records office on 28 April 2003. She found Joseph Monteny (document sp)
involved in land trasaction August 25, 1849 for this part of the Island
but was yet to determine if he built the house and if this is the exact
lot.

Local legand says that the stone house on the Island is the Mounteny
house. This is the only stone house on the Island. The document that
refers to land on the south west side of the Island where this house is.
That means it probably is but she didn't have definite proof.

Note: DROWNED NEAR ISLE ORLEANS.

Note: A TOOLSMITH.

Note: OF PARISH OF ST HILAIRE SUR LOTIZE, DIOCESE OF LA ROCHELLE, FRANCE.

Source: (Name field)
Title: ALL FROM CEMETERY RECORDS.
Note: ABBR ALL FROM CEMETERY RECORDS.

Note: NOT A BIG WOMAN. SHEHELD THINGS TOGETHER. A HARD WORKER. TOOK IN
IRONUNGS.

DIED OF CANCER.

Note: DROWNED.

Note: A SOLDIER.

Note: A SURGEON.

Source: (Birth field)
Title: DATES AGREE WITH SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX.
Note: ABBR DATES AGREE WITH SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX.

Source: (Death field)
Title: DATES AND PLACE FROM SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX.
Note: ABBR DATES AND PLACE FROM SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX.

Graduation: Place: ALGONAC FROM ALGONAC HIGH SCHOOL.

Note: WAS A LEGAL SECRETARY FOR MANY YEARS AND THEN AN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AT
CHRIS CRAFT CORP. LIFETIME RESIDENT OF ALGONAC, MICHIGAN. A TALL,
PRETTY WOMAN.

Note: PARISH OF NOTRE DAME, CITY OF COGNE DIOCESE OF LA ROCHELLE, FRANCE.

Source: (Birth field)
Title: DATES FROM THE SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX.
Note: ABBR DATES FROM THE SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX.

Graduation: Place: ALGONAC FROM ALGONAC HIGH SCHOOL.

Note: LIVED IN ALGONAC, MICH UNTIL HE ENTERED THE SERVICE. WAS A COOK.WAS IN
THE 82ND AIRBORNE AND FOUGHT IN EUROPE. LIVED IN PORT HURON, MICH. THE
REST OF HIS LIFE. WAS A MEMBER OF THE FIRE DEPT. THERE FOR MANY YEARS.

WAS ALONE ON A CANOE TRIP. DIED OF EXPOSURE.