Gentner Family Tree, page 97
Gentner Family Tree, page 97
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Main source :153
female
Born about 1873 :389
Father: David Bostick (est. 1845-1902) [962]
Mother: Mary E. Hardin {Riley} {Bostick} (1845-1916) [963]
- Residence: Bellford, Oklahoma (1913) :387
Married John Bierman (est. 1870-D) [1482] :155
- Children:
- Pearl Ella Bierman {Rainey} (1899-1984) [3277]
- Died
1891 Pottawatomie Oklahoma Allotment Roll #238 :389
Main source :352
female
Born 15 Oct 1883 :1570
Father: David Bostick (est. 1845-1902) [962]
Mother: Mary E. Hardin {Riley} {Bostick} (1845-1916) [963]
- Residence: Tecumseh, Pottawatomie county, Oklahoma :369
Married James Niram Arrasmith (est. 1880-D) [1485] :155
- Residence: Macomb, Pottawatomie county, Oklahoma :387
- Children:
- Female (Living) [3265]
- James Nathaniel Arrasmith (1909-1991) [4229]
- Joseph J. Joe Arrasmith (1912-1984) [4230] :429
- Roscoe A. Arrasmith (1914-1979) [4231] :429
- Frank Jack Arrasmith (1921-1946) [4232] :429
- Died 16 Sep 1978
alternate birthdate abt 1888 :387
Main source :153 (source for name :591)
male
Born estimated 1820
Married Therese Lafromboise {Watkins} {Hardin} {Beaubien} (1823-1914) [973]
- 1844 in Council Bluffs, Pottawattomie county, Iowa :591
- Residence: Council Bluffs, Pottawattomie county, Iowa :591
- Children:
- Mary E. Hardin {Riley} {Bostick} (1845-1916) [963]
- Therese Hardin {Darling} (1848-D) [1430]
- Peter Hardin (1850-D) [1431]
- Died 1851 in Shawnee, Pottawatomie county, Oklahoma
Main source :153
female
Born 4 Jul 1823 in Chicago, Cook county, Illinois :401
Father: Joseph Lafromboise (about 1798-1867) [974]
Mother: Therese E. Peltier {Lafromboise} (about 1802-D) [975]
- Residence: Kansas
- near Noble, Cleveland county, Oklahoma :410
Married Thomas Watkins (est. 1820-1857) [976]
- 17 May 1838 in Chicago, Cook county, Illinois :591
- Residence: Chicago, Cook county, Illinois :401
- Children:
- Madaline Felicity Watkins {Quintard} (1839-1895) [1433]
- Joseph Howell Watkins (1840-1921) [1432]
- Louisa Marie Watkins {Nichols} (1843-1888) [1434]
- Theirs was the last of the great frontier weddings in Chicago. :364
- The Potawatomi Mission in Council Bluffs also records their wedding on 29 Dec 1838. :2286 :2631
- They separated in 1844, about the time the Pottawatomi Indians were removed from Chicago. :591 :401
- Divorced 1849 in Coshocton county, Ohio :591
Married J. Allen Hardin (est. 1820-1851) [972]
- 1844 in Council Bluffs, Pottawattomie county, Iowa :591
- Residence: Council Bluffs, Pottawattomie county, Iowa :591
- Children:
- Mary E. Hardin {Riley} {Bostick} (1845-1916) [963]
- Therese Hardin {Darling} (1848-D) [1430]
- Peter Hardin (1850-D) [1431]
Married Medard Benjamin Madore Beaubien (1809-1883) [977]
- 2 Jun 1854 in Baptist Mission, Mayetta, Kansas :155
- Residence: Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas (1867) :461
- Children:
- Philip H. Beaubien (1856-1903) [1435]
- John Baptiste Beaubien (1859-1924) [1436]
- Julia A. Beaubien (1860-D) [2542]
- Rose Ann Beaubien (1860-1861) [1455]
- George A. Edward Beaubien (1861-1944) [1437]
- Peter Beaubien (1864-1864) [1477]
- Rose Ann Beaubien (about 1865-D) [3845] :388
- The 1863 Allotment roll lists Zozas Ahn co do (age 15) living with the family. :388
- Died 15 Mar 1914 in Macomb, Pottawatomie county, Oklahoma
- Buried in Mars Hill cemetery, near Macomb, Pottawatomie county, Oklahoma :384
1863 Pottawatomie Kansas Allotment Roll #660 :388
1891 Pottawatomie Oklahoma Allotment Roll #385 :389
Alternate birthdate 4 Jul 1821 :153 :352
Alternate birthplace Wisconsin :453
Main source :155 (source for name :463)
male
Born about 1798 in Michigan (St Joseph river) :388 :367
Father: François La Framboise (est. 1766-1830) [978]
Mother: Shaw-we-no-quah (est. 1760-D) [979]
- Residence: Milwaukee, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin (when he was small) :367
- Chicago, Cook county, Illinois (abt 1800 -)
- Hardscrabble (Chicago), Cook county, Illinois (1826) :2226,p3
Married Therese E. Peltier {Lafromboise} (about 1802-D) [975]
- in Chicago, Cook county, Illinois :367
- Residence: Skunk Grove, Will county, Illinois (1832) :150
- Council Bluffs, Pottawattomie county, Iowa (1835-1844) :367
- Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas (East side, 1844 or 1847-) :367 :2226,p7
- Children:
- Joseph Lafromboise (1820-1840) [2540]
- Therese Lafromboise {Watkins} {Hardin} {Beaubien} (1823-1914) [973]
- Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1825-D) [2543]
- Ambrose La Framboise (1827-D) [2544]
- Michel Lafromboise (1829-D) [2535]
- Margaret La Framboise {McEvers} (est. 1832-D) [2536]
- Monique Lafromboise {Salinas} {Kennedy} (1837-D) [980]
- François Felix Lafromboise (1839-D) [14357] :2286
- Sophia Lafromboise {Vieu} (about 1843-D) [5276]
- Madeline Lafromboise {Schouts} {Denton} (1845-D) [2537]
- Julia Ann Lafromboise (1853-1910) [2539]
- Abraham G. Lafromboise (1858-1935) [982]
- Zozette Lafromboise (about 1865-D) [2538]
- The 1863 allotment roll also lists Joseph Pearson (age 20) and Zozas Pna se qua (male, age 16) with the family. :388
Married Jacquet Peltier (est. 1800-D) [5231] :447,p170
- Children:
- François Lafromboise (about 1833-D) [4116]
Married ? Labarge {Lafromboise} (est. 1800-D) [5274] :454
- 1844 in Council Bluffs, Pottawattomie county, Iowa
- This was the first civil marriage in SW Iowa. It was celebrated by Father Christian Hoecken.
- Died 23 Feb 1867 in Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas :461
- Buried in Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas :367 :2421
Joseph and his father were among the first voters in Chicago :367
He was a chief of the Potawatomi tribe, the leader of what was generally called the Prairie or Caldwell Band. :367
He served with Billy Caldwell during the Black Hawk War :367
Alternate birthdate abt 1793 :367
Alternate birthplace near Chicago, Illinois :150
Joseph was granted $441 in Potawatomi Treaty of 1832 :351
He was granted land in Ottawa treaty of 1821 :346
He received 1/4 share of François Laframboise estate, 13 Jul 1831. :456
He received grants of $4200 in treaty of 1833. :432
Joseph signed a petition in Apr 1833 for a Catholic priest in Chicago, he had a family of 7. :447,p147
Tribal leaders such as Billy Caldwell and Joseph Lafromboise constructed gristmills and sawmills to provide meal and lumber for Mormon travelers. [The Oregon Trail and the California Trail passed near Silver Lake.] :763
Joseph Le Frambeau, Interpreter signed treaty of 1846. :433
Jos. Lafromboise, (chief) signed the treaty of 1861. :445
Visitors to Joseph's home in 1855 reported We remained there several days and feasted. The old buck had two wives and a big family all at home. But he certainly was a good provider! :454
1863 Pottawatomie Kansas Allotment Roll #668 :388
Main source :155 (source for name :2286)
female
Born about 1802 in Michigan :461 :2304
Married Joseph Lafromboise (about 1798-1867) [974]
- in Chicago, Cook county, Illinois :367
- Residence: Skunk Grove, Will county, Illinois (1832) :150
- Council Bluffs, Pottawattomie county, Iowa (1835-1844) :367
- Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas (East side, 1844 or 1847-) :367 :2226,p7
- Children:
- Joseph Lafromboise (1820-1840) [2540]
- Therese Lafromboise {Watkins} {Hardin} {Beaubien} (1823-1914) [973]
- Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1825-D) [2543]
- Ambrose La Framboise (1827-D) [2544]
- Michel Lafromboise (1829-D) [2535]
- Margaret La Framboise {McEvers} (est. 1832-D) [2536]
- Monique Lafromboise {Salinas} {Kennedy} (1837-D) [980]
- François Felix Lafromboise (1839-D) [14357] :2286
- Sophia Lafromboise {Vieu} (about 1843-D) [5276]
- Madeline Lafromboise {Schouts} {Denton} (1845-D) [2537]
- Julia Ann Lafromboise (1853-1910) [2539]
- Abraham G. Lafromboise (1858-1935) [982]
- Zozette Lafromboise (about 1865-D) [2538]
- The 1863 allotment roll also lists Joseph Pearson (age 20) and Zozas Pna se qua (male, age 16) with the family. :388
- Died :388
- Buried in Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas :367 :2421
Reportedly 1/2 French, 1/4 Creek, 1/4 Chippewa :150
Alternate birthdate abt 1808 :388
Granted land at Skunk Creek, Illinois in Potawatomi Treaty of 1832 :351
1863 Pottawatomie Kansas Allotment Roll #669 :388
Main source :153
male
Born estimated 1820
- Occupation: first postal clerk, Chicago, Illinois :403
- school teacher :364
- business manager for Chief Joseph Lafromboise in Iowa :401 :2511
- school teacher in Kansas (1843) :459
- merchant in Ohio :401
- Residence: Randalph, Ohio :2511
Married Therese Lafromboise {Watkins} {Hardin} {Beaubien} (1823-1914) [973]
- 17 May 1838 in Chicago, Cook county, Illinois :591
- Residence: Chicago, Cook county, Illinois :401
- Children:
- Madaline Felicity Watkins {Quintard} (1839-1895) [1433]
- Joseph Howell Watkins (1840-1921) [1432]
- Louisa Marie Watkins {Nichols} (1843-1888) [1434]
- Theirs was the last of the great frontier weddings in Chicago. :364
- The Potawatomi Mission in Council Bluffs also records their wedding on 29 Dec 1838. :2286 :2631
- They separated in 1844, about the time the Pottawatomi Indians were removed from Chicago. :591 :401
- Divorced 1849 in Coshocton county, Ohio :591
- Died 1857 in Ohio :453
His father was born in Wales; his mother was a Quaker, born in England. :2511
Thomas was an accomplished guitar player. :403
During the California Gold Rush, he travelled overland to California, but soon returned to Ohio, where he ran a store and was active helping slaved escape on the Underground Railroad. Later he married his brothers widow and moved to Randolph, Ohio. :2511 :401
The family thought he was poisoned by a lawyer in order to get control of his Chicago property. :401
Main source :155 (source for name :364)
male
Born 15 Jul 1809 in Grand River, Ottawa county, Michigan :513 :2091,p107
Father: Jean Baptiste Beaubien (1787-1863) [1081]
Mother: Man-na-ben-a-quah (about 1785-1812) [3313]
- Education: McCoy's Indian Mission school, Niles, Michigan (1823-1824) :364 :455
- Carey Mission School, Niles, Michigan :344,p108 :2733,p69
- attended Hamilton Literary and Theological Institute, Hamilton, New York (1826-1828) :2184
- Occupation: licensed as merchant in 1831, Chicago, Illinois :507
- 2nd Lieutenant, Naperville militia, in Black Hawk War. :507
- elected to 1st board of trustees of Chicago in 1833
- interpreter :364
- clerk of Potawatomie council, Council Bluffs, IA (1848) :344,p147
- started store in Silver Lake with C S Palmer. :507
- first mayor of Silver Lake, Kansas (abt 1860) :364
- member of Potawatomie Business Committee (1865) :344,p244
- Residence: Chicago, Cook county, Illinois (1813-1840) :507
- Council Bluffs, Pottawattomie county, Iowa (1840-1847) :507
- Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas :507
Married Marie E. Boyer {Beaubien} (about 1817-D) [1473] :364
- 14 Dec 1834 in Chicago, Cook county, Illinois :2733,p69 :2091,p107
- Children:
- Emma Elizabeth Beaubien {Sawyer} (est. 1835-D) [1474]
- T. B. George Beaubien (about 1836-D) [3314]
- Susan J. Beaubien (about 1838-D) [3315]
- Marie abandoned Madore in 1838. :2733,p69
- Divorced 1843 :2733,p69
Married Keez-ko-quah (about 1810-D) [13772] :2091,p107
Married Therese Lafromboise {Watkins} {Hardin} {Beaubien} (1823-1914) [973] :153
- 2 Jun 1854 in Baptist Mission, Mayetta, Kansas :155
- Residence: Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas (1867) :461
- Children:
- Philip H. Beaubien (1856-1903) [1435]
- John Baptiste Beaubien (1859-1924) [1436]
- Julia A. Beaubien (1860-D) [2542]
- Rose Ann Beaubien (1860-1861) [1455]
- George A. Edward Beaubien (1861-1944) [1437]
- Peter Beaubien (1864-1864) [1477]
- Rose Ann Beaubien (about 1865-D) [3845] :388
- The 1863 Allotment roll lists Zozas Ahn co do (age 15) living with the family. :388
- Died 26 Dec 1883 in Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas :378 :2107,p23
- Buried in Silver Lake, Shawnee county, Kansas
Alternate birth place Niles, Michigan :155
He was born at the mouth of Thorn Creek in Michigan :364
He was born at juncture of Thompson's creek & Grand river, Michigan :507
Madore was called "the handsomest man in Chicago" :364
There are reports that he attended Princeton University (then the College of New Jersey), but he does not appear in their records. :455 :2123 :2170
He failed at business but enjoyed wolf hunts, races and dancing. :507
He was a member of a delegation to Washington DC in 1845. :344
He was granted land in the Ottawa Treaty of 1821 :346
He signed Potawatomi Treaty of 1832 :351
He was granted $740 in treaty of 1833. :432
He is said to be the founder of Silver Lake, Kansas :1522
"M. B. Beaubien, Interpreter" signed treaty of 1846. :433
"M. B. Beaubien" signed the treaty of 1861. :445
"M. B. Beaubien" signed the treaty of 1867 in Washington, DC :467
1863 Pottawatomie Kansas Allotment Roll #659 :388
Alternate death date 1878 :508,p137
Main source :367
male
Born estimated 1766 :1256
Father: Jean Baptiste La Framboise (1735-D) [3294]
Mother: Geneviève-Exupère Trotier Desruisseaux La Bissoniere {La Framboise} (1745-1766) [3295]
- Occupation: fur trader in the Wisconsin and Chicago area :1256
- operated a trading post at the present site of Milwaukee, Wisconsin :2421
Married Shaw-we-no-quah (est. 1760-D) [979]
- about 1780 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan :1256
- Residence: Milwaukee, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin (at a trading post before founding of city)
- near Chicago, Cook county, Illinois (~1800-)
- Hardscrabble (Chicago), Cook county, Illinois (1826) :2226,p3
- Children:
- Claude La Framboise (about 1782-D) [3292]
- Alexis La Framboise (about 1787-D) [3293]
- Josette La Framboise {Beaubien} (about 1796-1845) [1082]
- Joseph Lafromboise (about 1798-1867) [974]
- They may also have had a son born about 1793. :2159
- Died 26 Apr 1830 in Chicago, Cook county, Illinois :456
Francis Laframboise was granted $2000 in the Chippewa Treaty of 1829 for a canoe load of merchandise taken by the Chippewa and Ottawa Indians in 1799. :338
He was said to be improvident and, after wasting his property, was finally killed by the Winnabago Indians. :1256
Main source :367
female
Born estimated 1760
Married François La Framboise (est. 1766-1830) [978]
- about 1780 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan :1256
- Residence: Milwaukee, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin (at a trading post before founding of city)
- near Chicago, Cook county, Illinois (~1800-)
- Hardscrabble (Chicago), Cook county, Illinois (1826) :2226,p3
- Children:
- Claude La Framboise (about 1782-D) [3292]
- Alexis La Framboise (about 1787-D) [3293]
- Josette La Framboise {Beaubien} (about 1796-1845) [1082]
- Joseph Lafromboise (about 1798-1867) [974]
- They may also have had a son born about 1793. :2159
- Died
She was said to be the daughter of an Ottawa or Pottawatomie chief, or a half-breed Pottawatomi Indian. :457 :513
She taught her children to read and write, and also taught at an Indian school in Chicago. :457 :1595,p407
Home
| Introduction
| Name Search
| Surname Index
| Text Search
| Gallery
| Gentner Genealogy
| Ancestor Charts
Prepared by Don Gentner - Fri, Apr 11, 2003