Date
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Event
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Place
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Info
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Info
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Dec. 18, 1807
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Born
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Montreal, Canada
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John B.’s parents unknown
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Feb. 13, 1840
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Had 1st son
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Montreal, Canada
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John C. Dandurant
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Mother unknown
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Mar. 30, 1844
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Had 2nd son
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Montreal, Canada
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Thomas Francis Dandurant
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Mother unknown
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1846 (although his obit says he arrived in St. Joseph in 1851)
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Had 3rd son
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St. Joseph, MO
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Damas (or Dumas) F. X. Dandurant
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Mother unknown; Damas reports on the 1920 census that his mother was born in Illinois.
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Sept. 14, 1851
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Had 4th son
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St. Joseph, MO
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“Jesse” “Zeb” Dandurant
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Mother unknown; Jesse reports on the 1880 census that his mother was born in Canada, but in a News Press article published 9-15-1942, he says she was French.
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1853
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Had daughter (uncertain)
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Hyacinthe Dandurant
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Mother unknown
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1861 St. Joseph City Directory
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Residing Frederick Ave. and Seminary
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1868/69 St. Joseph City Directory
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Residing Frederick Ave. between 15th and 16th
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Dandurant (John C.) & Jones (Dorchester) grocers were in this same building.
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1869/70 St. Joseph City Directory
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Residing Frederick Ave. between 15th and 16th
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Harness maker
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Son Damas resides at the same address, also a harness maker
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1871 St. Joseph City Directory
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Residing Frederick Ave. between 15th and 16th
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No occupation listed
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1872 St. Joseph City Directory
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Residing Frederick Ave. between 15th and 16th
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stonemason
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Damas a saddler resides at the same address and Jesse a collar maker boards there
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1875 St. Joseph City Directory
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Residing Frederick Ave. between 15th and 16th
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stonemason
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Damas a harness maker and Jesse a collar maker reside at the same address.
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April 16, 1876
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Married Ursula Leviense
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Buchanan County MO
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He was 68 at the time of this marriage
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Mother unknown
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Before 1880 census
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Married or took up residence with Clara, last/maiden name unknown
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Clara reports that she and both her parents were born in Canada.
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1880 census
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Living in St. Joseph with wife Clara (no record of marriage but referred to as “wife”)
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18 N. Water St. (Wyeth)
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Working as a stonemason
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He reports his age as 72. This is the only census he appears on, although he was in the U.S. in 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1890 (1890 was partially destroyed).
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Sept. 3, 1893
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Died
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St. Joseph, MO
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Age 85
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