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M. Francis LeBlanc

In the US census of 1930 John and Exilda are renting at 17 Melrose Street in Arlington Ma.

For $50.00 per month.  

John works as a watchman for a steamship line. Alma works as a bookkeeper for a shoe factory.  

Camille is a mechanic at a garage.  

Regina works as a clerk for a button factory.

Clarence works as a mechanic in a garage.  

Margeret does house work for a family.  

ois was a clerk in a wholesale grocery.

Camille immigrated in 1919.

Alma immigrated in 1922,  and the rest of the family in 1923.  

In the 1940 census of Arlington, Ma,  Exilda is a widow and living with Regina, Marguerite and Louis.

They are living at 69 Magnolia Street, which is a few streets from where they lived in 1930.  Rent is $35.00 per month.  

John applies for a brith certificate in Yarmouth also in 1926 and said he is the son of Monic LeBlanc and Joseph Comeau and his birth is May 27, 1867 but might be registered on June 2 1867.

M. Francis LeBlanc

In the US census of 1930 John and Exilda are renting at 17 Melrose Street in Arlington Ma. For $50.00 per month. John works as a watchman for a steamship line. Alma works as a bookkeeper for a shoe factory. Camille is a mechanic at a garage

. Regina works as a clerk for a button factory. Clarence works as a mechanic in a garage. Margeret does house work for a family. Lois was a clerk in a wholesale grocery.

Camille immigrated in 1919.

Alma immigrated in 1922, and the rest of the family in 1923.

In the 1940 census of Arlington, Ma, Exilda is a widow and living with Regina, Marguerite and Louis. They are living at 69 Magnolia Street, which is a few streets from where they lived in 1930. Rent is $35.00 per month.

Around 1940, Camille works at Heights Community Garage and radio at 19 Park Ave. then became Citgo gas station. In 1943 Louis seems to have moved to 13 Lowells. Edwards, clerk at Gladys, is now at 46 Hilton.

(Réf.: M. Francis LeBlanc)