Alphonsine Desrosiers-DuTremble

BirthAbt. 1896 - Quebec, ( Basilique-Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-Québec ), Capitale-Nationale Region, Quebec, Canada

DeathNot Available - Not Available

MotherFlorentine Fournier

FatherPantaleon Desrosiers

Born in Quebec, ( Basilique-Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-Québec ), Capitale-Nationale Region, Quebec, Canada on Abt. 1896 to Pantaleon Desrosiers and Florentine Fournier. Alphonsine Desrosiers-DuTremble married Michel Chasseur.

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Pantaleon Desrosiers
1856 - 1936

Florentine Fournier
1860 - 1919

Spouse(s)

Michel Chasseur
1891 - Unknown

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Alphonsine Desrosiers-DuTremble

found in Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968

Alphonsine Desrosiers-DuTremble

found in 1911 Census of Canada

Alphonsine Desrosiers-DuTremble

found in Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968

Alphonsine Desrosiers-DuTremble

found in Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968

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People similar to Alphonsine Desrosiers-DuTremble

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Adelle/adéle Desrosiers-dutremble
1885 - 1963

Adele Desrosiers-dutremble
1898 - 1899

Appoline Desrosiers Dutremble
1872 - 1939

Alma Desrosiers-dutremble
1894 - 1943

Philippe/phlippe J Desrosiers-dutremble
1900 - 1986

Rose Anna Desrosiers Dutremble
1893 - Unknown

Alfred Desrosiers/dutremble
1876 - 1936

Thomas Desrosiers Dutremble
1891 - Unknown

Alice Desrosiers-dutremble
1897 - 1899

Anne Boucher
1896 - Unknown

Marie Luce Desrosiers-dutremble
1900 - Unknown

Albertine Desrosiers-dutremble
1894 - 1967

First name meaning for Alphonsine

The name Alphonsine is derived from the Germanic name Alfonso, which itself is believed to be composed of the elements "adal," meaning noble, and "funs," meaning ready or prompt. Alphonsine is most commonly recognized as a feminine variant of Alfonso, used in various cultures, particularly in French-speaking regions

Last name meaning for Desrosiers-DuTremble

The surname Dutremble is believed to have French origins, deriving from the Old French word "trembler," which translates to "to tremble" or "to shake." The prefix "du" is a contraction of "de" meaning "of" or "from," suggesting that the surname may have originally described a person who lived near a tremulous or trembling place, such as a marshy area or a location subject to natural disturbances