McMahon/Trahan Family Tree » Anastasia Anasthasie Schneider (1867-1957)

Personal data Anastasia Anasthasie Schneider 

• She was born on February 19, 1867 in Colchester, Chittenden, Vermont, USA.Sources 1, 2, 3, 6, 10, 11
• Alternative: She was born on February 19, 1867 in Colchester, Chittenden, Vermont, USA.
• Resident:
• in the year 1920: Chicopee Ward 7, Hampden, Massachusetts, Verenigde Staten.Sources 2, 4
• in the year 1930: Chicopee, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA.Source 11
• in the year 1910: Chicopee Ward 7, Hampden, Massachusetts, Verenigde Staten.Source 6
• in the year 1900: Chicopee Ward 7, Hampden, Massachusetts, Verenigde Staten.Source 10
• on April 1, 1940: Chicopee, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA.Source 1
• in the year 1935: Chicopee, Hampden, Massachusetts.Source 1
• (Fact 1) in the year 1880: US Census - Called "Eliza"; works in Cotton Mille - age 13.
• (Fact 1) in the year 1880: US Census - Called "Eliza"works in Cotton Mille - age 13.
• She died January 1957 in Chicopee, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA, she was 89 years old.Sources 3, 8
• She is buried in South Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA.Source 3
• A child of Alexis Alexander Schneider and Olive Blouin

Household of Anastasia Anasthasie Schneider

She is married to Henri Guillaume Lavallee.

They got married on July 8, 1884, she was 17 years old.Source 10

Child(ren):

1. Arthur Jennings Lavallee  1897-1964 
2. Edward "Dutch" Lavallee  1901-1974 
3. Eugene Lavallee  1895-1965 
4. Gertrude Lavallee  1899-1982 
5. William Henry Lavallee  1892-1977 
6. Nellie Lavallee  1891-1979
7. Veronica (Vera) Lavallee  1894-1972 
8. Wilbur Harold Lavallee  1905-1968 
9. Grace M. Lavallee  1889-1915

Notes about Anastasia Anasthasie Schneider

Anastasia Schneider was born on February 19, 1867 in Colchester, Vermont. According to the 1880 US Census, she worked in a cotton mill at the age of 13 and was known as "Eliza". After her marriage to Henry Lavallee, she moved to Willimansett and raised her children on Adams Avenue. She later moved to the house on Rivers Avenue and remained there until her death, one month short of her 90th birthday. She lived with her married daughter on the second floor of the house and did the cooking for the family. Whenever anyone became sick, Mémère, as she was known to the grandchildren, would make a concoction of molasses and whiskey. This would be swallowed, still warm, in several large gulps and was most distasteful to anyone who was unlucky enough to get it. She was an avid knitter and storyteller. She terrified her granddaughter, Jane, with tales of bears in the attic and a man who was hiding in the vegetable cellar. She almost never left the house with the exception of her annual visit to her daughter, Nellie, a nun in Nashua, NH. Her turkey stuffing became a family tradition. She also made Cretons de Quebec and graisse de rôti. Anastasia was also known as Eliza and Lizzie. She died with everyone gathered around her bed, singing her favorite hymns.

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