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Matilde Trottier

Birth2-9-1869 - Northwest Territories, Canada
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherMarie Ursule La Framboise
FatherChief Charles "Wahpass" (Rabbit) Trottier

Born in Northwest Territories, Canada on 2-9-1869 to Chief Charles "Wahpass" (Rabbit) Trottier and Marie Ursule La Framboise. Matilde Trottier married Alphonse Caron and had 11 children.

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Parents
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Chief Charles "Wahpass" (Rabbit) Trottier
1839 - 1911
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Marie Ursule La Framboise
1839 - 1906
Spouse(s)
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Alphonse Caron
1861 - 1940
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Emile Aka Amel Caron
1910 - 1990
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Albert Caron
1899 - 1980
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Alfrede (Frederick) Caron
1905 - 2005
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Joseph Caron
1891 - 1977
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Julian Caron Or Caran
1912 - Unknown
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Louise Caron
1903 - 1999
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Cecile Caron
1903 - Unknown
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Zelda Caron
1897 - Unknown
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Alphonse Caron
1889 - Unknown
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Marie Anne Caron
1891 - Unknown
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Thomas Caron
1894 - 1949

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