Lévesque/Bishop Genealogy - Person Sheet
Lévesque/Bishop Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameJean-Louis Dion 
Birthabt 1843, Trois Pistoles, QC
Death15 Mar 1906, Beverly, MA30
BurialSt. Mary's Cemetery, Salem, MA
FatherFrançois Ulger Dion
MotherEsther Lévesque
Spouses
Birth16 Oct 1852, Isle Verte, QC3
Christen18 Oct 1852, Isle Verte, QC3
Death5 Mar 1942, Salem, MA29
BurialSt. Mary's Cemetery, Salem, MA
FatherFirmin Lévesque (1798-1854)
MotherFélicité Létourneau (~1811-1889)
Marriage24 Oct 1870, Isle Verte, QC
ChildrenLouis Arsene (1873-1959)
Joseph (1879-1958)
Marie Anne (1882-~1882)
Arthur (1883-)
Thomas (1885-)
Frederick (1887-1971)
David (1888-1891)
Luger (1889-1945)
Octave Joseph (1892-1983)
David Joseph (1894-1970)
Notes for Jean-Louis Dion
Age reported at 8 years in 1851 census.
Location in 1851 - Trois Pistoles
From the Salem Evening News - Salem, MA - Friday March 16, 1906:
Beverly, March 16 - Lewis Dion of 71 Congress street, Salem, was almost instantly killed at the local station, last evening, during the fierce snow storm.
He had gotten off train 133 about 9 o'clock, and stepped in front of train 103, being terribly mangled beneath the wheels. He was taken into the baggage room, where he died in a few minutes.
Medical examiner Haddock viewed the remains, and they were then turned over to the care of Undertaker Gentlee.
Mr. Dion was long in the employ of the Boston & Maine railroad under Foreman Shinnick of Salem, but some time ago was transferred to the gang under Foreman Conant of Beverly. He was about 65 years of age, and leaves a family.
Location in 1851 - Trois Pistoles
From the Salem Evening News - Salem, MA - Friday March 16, 1906:
Beverly, March 16 - Lewis Dion of 71 Congress street, Salem, was almost instantly killed at the local station, last evening, during the fierce snow storm.
He had gotten off train 133 about 9 o'clock, and stepped in front of train 103, being terribly mangled beneath the wheels. He was taken into the baggage room, where he died in a few minutes.
Medical examiner Haddock viewed the remains, and they were then turned over to the care of Undertaker Gentlee.
Mr. Dion was long in the employ of the Boston & Maine railroad under Foreman Shinnick of Salem, but some time ago was transferred to the gang under Foreman Conant of Beverly. He was about 65 years of age, and leaves a family.