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| Charles and Ellen Labor Lucier Family Photographs |
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| Charles Lucier (Lussier) was born in Saint Hyacinth, Quebec. He married Ellen Labor Lucier (Hélène Labarre-Genest), who was born October 07, 1827 in Notre Dame du Rosaire, Quebec, the daughter of Eustache Genest dit Labarre and Marie-Julie Methot. They had 12 children, Gilbert Charles, Thomas, E. Fred, Maryetta, Oscar F., George, Louisa, Julia Ann, Charles Abraham, Mary E., Walter Wallace and Cora Ella. |
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| Charles and Ellen, emigrated from Saint Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada, to Enosburg, Vermont around 1849. In 1854 the family moved to Medina, Ohio. In 1856 they moved back to Enosburg where they lived until the spring of 1860, at which time they moved permanently to Jay, Vermont. |
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| It appears that most of the Lucier's were farmers. Child's Gazetteer of Lamoille and Orleans Counties, 1883-1884 show Charles Lucier has a sugar orchard with 1000 trees, a dairy of 14 cows, breeds grade Jersey cattle and is a farmer with 200 acres. His sons are also listed: Gilbert being a town representative, lumberman and farmer with 50 acres, George L. a lumberman and farmer with 37 acres, and Charles Abraham a farmer with 25 acres. |
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| THE NEWPORT EXPRESS AND STANDARD, 27 JANUARY 1905, ITEM ON CHARLES LUCIER'S HEALTH
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| Charles Lucier, who has been sick so many months is very low at this writing and is not expected to survive the day. |
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| THE NEWPORT EXPRESS AND STANDARD, 3 FEBRUARY 1905, OBITUARY OF CHARLES LUCIER |
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| After a long and lingering illness of about nine months, Charles Lucier passed away Jan. 27th, aged about 80 years. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church Sunday January 29th, Reverend W. S. Jenne of Troy officiating. Mr. Lucier was a soldier in the Civil War and a member of Bailey Post, of North Troy; four comrades and members of the Post were bearers. He leaves besides his widow, four sons and one daughter, besides a host of relatives and friends, who have the sympathy of the community.
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| Special thanks go out to the families of Pauline Barry, and Frances and Duane Lucier, who provided me with the photographs on these pages. This is my first draft of the descendants of Charles Lucier. As I receive more information I will update this page. I would also like to thank Mr. Barry Bramwell for providing me with information for my database. |
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| For more information on these and other Lucier Family members, check the database on my homepage. |
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