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Main source :363
male
Born estimated 1900
Father: George Everett Bostick (1880-1955) [967]
Mother: Jenny Alberts {Bostick} (est. 1880-D) [1483]
- Died 1901 :369
Main source :367
male
Born about 1782 :1256,p8
Father: François La Framboise (about 1767-1830) [978]
Mother: Shaw-we-no-quah (est. 1760-D) [979]
- Occupation: boatman for the American Fur Company and fur trader at Mackinac Island in 1819 :2226,p3
- interpreter for the Prairie Band Potawatomi Indians :518
- trader and bootlegger :518
- Residence: Chicago, Cook county, Illinois (early 1800s - abt 1833) :455 :447
Married Nankiwas Kemonkwoi {La Framboise} (est. 1800-D) [14355] :447
- Residence: Hardscrabble (Chicago), Cook county, Illinois (1826) :2226,p3
- Platte county, Missouri (1837)
- Children:
- Margaret Laframboise {Hardin} {Clinton} (1825-D) [12615] :1603
- Susanne La Framboise (1836-D) [5230]
- François La Framboise (1839-D) [14356]
- Marie La Framboise (1844-D) [14857]
- Died
He was proud of his Indian heritage and encouraged his children to be Indian.
He served with Billy Caldwell (son of an Irish officer, Colonel Caldwell, and a Potawatomi woman) during the Black Hawk War.
Claude Laframboise and Francis Laframboise are mentioned in the Chippewa Treaty of 1829. Claude is described as being descendant from Indians. :338
He received 1/4 share of François Laframboise estate, 13 Jul 1831. :456
Claude Laframboise was granted land on Thorn Creek in the Potawatomi Treaty of 1832. :351
Claude's children were granted $300 in treaty of 1833. :432
He signed a petition in Apr 1833 for a Catholic priest in Chicago, when he had a family of 4. :447
Main source :367
male
Born about 1787 :1256
Father: François La Framboise (about 1767-1830) [978]
Mother: Shaw-we-no-quah (est. 1760-D) [979]
- Residence: Chicago, Cook county, Illinois (1833) :447
- Died
He received 1/4 share of the François Laframboise estate, 13 Jul 1831. :456
Alexis and his children were granted $2000 in treaty of 1833. :432
He signed a petition in Apr 1833 for a Catholic priest in Chicago, when he had a family of 4. :447
Main source :367
male
Born 13 Mar 1735 in Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada :2319
Father: Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1694-D) [3303]
Mother: Marie-Charlotte Legardeur de Tilly {La Framboise} (1698-D) [3304]
Married Geneviève-Exupère Trotier Desruisseaux La Bissoniere {La Framboise} (1745-1800) [3295]
- 28 May 1758 in Champlain, Québec, Canada :1596,p144 :1922 :2358
- Residence: near Lake Champlain (abt 1780)
- Children:
- Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1761-1761) [13621]
- Alexis Joseph La Framboise (1762-1800) [3296]
- Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1764-D) [14379] :2319
- Joseph La Framboise (1765-1806) [3297]
- François La Framboise (about 1767-1830) [978]
- Adopted Children:
- Marie Magdelaine La Framboise (about 1783-D) [13857] :2159
Married Marguerite Chatelain {La Framboise} (about 1750-D) [12630] :1525
- 29 Sep 1767 in Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada
- Died
Main source :367 (source for name :2319)
female
Born 23 Feb 1745 in Batiscan, Québec, Canada :2319
Father: Joseph-Marie Trotier De La Bissonnière (1718-1758) [13544] :1596,p131
Mother: Claire Geneviève Dubord-Lafontaine (1720-1754) [13545]
Married Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1735-D) [3294]
- 28 May 1758 in Champlain, Québec, Canada :1596,p144 :1922 :2358
- Residence: near Lake Champlain (abt 1780)
- Children:
- Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1761-1761) [13621]
- Alexis Joseph La Framboise (1762-1800) [3296]
- Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1764-D) [14379] :2319
- Joseph La Framboise (1765-1806) [3297]
- François La Framboise (about 1767-1830) [978]
- Adopted Children:
- Marie Magdelaine La Framboise (about 1783-D) [13857] :2159
- Died 2 Apr 1800 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan :2388
Main source :1256
male
Born Nov 1762 in Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada :2158
Father: Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1735-D) [3294]
Mother: Geneviève-Exupère Trotier Desruisseaux La Bissoniere {La Framboise} (1745-1800) [3295]
Baptized 31 Jan 1763 in Champlain, Québec, Canada (Immaculée Conception church)
- Occupation: fur trader in Milwaukee (1784-85)
- Captain, Mackinac Island Militia
Married unknown Indian woman (about 1770-D) [11274]
- Children:
- Jean Baptiste La Framboise (about 1788-before 1870) [11275]
- Joseph La Framboise (about 1790-D) [11276]
Married Marie Josette or Josepte Blondeau Adhemar {La Framboise} (about 1772-D) [11287]
- 19 Mar 1792 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan
- Children:
- Alexis La Framboise (1793-D) [11290]
- Genevieve Franche La Framboise (1794-D) [11291]
- Josephte La Framboise {Lamothe} (1796-D) [11292]
- Marguerite La Framboise (1797-D) [11293]
- Marie Marguerite La Framboise (1800-D) [11294]
- They were married in a civil ceremony on 19 Mar 1792 and were remarried in a church ceremony on Mackinac Island on 29 Jul 1796 :2158
- Died 2 Apr 1800 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan
- Buried in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan
He spent the winters in Milwaukee for many years. :1328
Main source :377
male
Born May 1765 in Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada :1256
Father: Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1735-D) [3294]
Mother: Geneviève-Exupère Trotier Desruisseaux La Bissoniere {La Framboise} (1745-1800) [3295]
Baptized 6 May 1765 in Champlain, Québec, Canada (Immaculée Conception church) :1256
- Occupation: fur trader, Chippewa & Grand rivers, Michigan :506
Married Marguerite Madeline “Madame La Framboise” Marcotte {La Framboise} (1780-1846) [3298]
- 1794 :1256
- Children:
- Josette “Josephin” La Framboise {Pierce} (1795-1820) [3299]
- Joseph La Framboise (1805-1856) [3554]
- Their native marriage was later solemnized before a Catholic priest on Mackinac Island on 11 Jul 1804. :2631
- Died 1806
- of gun shot wound
- Buried in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan
He was baptized Louis Joseph :2319
Joseph traded along the east shore of Lake Michigan to Mackinac Island and was shot in the back and killed by a drunken Indian on his way north to Mackinac Island.
Another account says that Joseph was murdered in the early summer of 1807 by a Winnebago Indian named White Ox near Grand Rapids, Michigan. :2089,p16
Yet another account says that Joseph wasl killed in 1809 near Grand River, Michigan by an Indian to whom he refused to give liquor. :2158
Main source :377 (source for name :2158)
female
Born Feb 1780 in Fort St. Joseph, Michigan (?) :1256 :2159 :1259
Father: Jean Baptiste Marcotte (1720-1783) [3551]
Mother: Marie Neskesh {Marcotte} (est. 1740-1790) [3552]
Baptized 1 Aug 1786 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan :2159
- Occupation: fur trader, American Fur Company (~1806-1821) :506
- Residence: Detroit, Wayne county, Michigan (after her husband was killed) :367
- Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan
Married Joseph La Framboise (1765-1806) [3297]
- 1794 :1256
- Children:
- Josette “Josephin” La Framboise {Pierce} (1795-1820) [3299]
- Joseph La Framboise (1805-1856) [3554]
- Their native marriage was later solemnized before a Catholic priest on Mackinac Island on 11 Jul 1804. :2631
- Died 4 Apr 1846 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan :2745 :1259
- Buried in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan (St. Anne churchyard) :2745
She was raised in an Indian village at the mouth of the Grand River, near Grand Haven, Michigan.
Madelaine is described as being from the Nation of Courtes Oreilles. :2159
Madeline and her son received $400 in the treaty of 1833. :432
She was “of commanding form, agreeable manners, and excellent deportment, and highly esteemed by both whites and Indians.” :506
In later life, she taught classes for young children in reading, writing and the Roman Catholic religion. :2089,p16
Madame Laframboise entertained many visitors at her home, including Alexis de Tocqueville. :2725,p8
Her retirement home is now the Harbor View Inn on Mackinac Island, Michigan. :2665
For more information, see http://www.harbourviewinn.com/about/madame.htm
House of Madame Laframboise, Mackinac Island
Main source :2159 (source for name :2745 :377)
female
Born 24 Sep 1795
Father: Joseph La Framboise (1765-1806) [3297]
Mother: Marguerite Madeline “Madame La Framboise” Marcotte {La Framboise} (1780-1846) [3298]
Baptized 7 Jul 1799 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan (St. Anne church)
Godparents: Isidore Lacroix & Josette Adhemar
- Education: She was sent to school in Montreal about 1808
Married Benjamin Kendrick Pierce (1790-1850) [3300] :367
- 2 Apr 1816 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan (civil ceremony) :2725,p5
- Children:
- Benjamin Langdon Pierce (est. 1820-1821) [3555]
- Josette Harriet Pierce (est. 1820-D) [3556]
- They had an elaborate second wedding at Elizabeth Mitchel’s house on Market Street after Madame Laframboise returned to Mackinac Island. :2725,p5
- Died 24 Nov 1820 :2694 :2745
- Buried in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan (St. Anne churchyard) :2745
She was known in Michigan and Washington, DC society circles. :530
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