Phyliss Boucher

Phyliss Boucher
Father	George Cyrette;
Mother	Clara Cyrette;
Siblings	Audrey Barnes; Bernard Cyrette; Bertha Cyrette; Charlene Cyrette; Gladys Monroe; Isabel Cyrette; Loretta Cyrette; Mary Jane Cyrette (died in infancy); Priscilla Cyrette-Landry; Sally Fenn;

Phyliss Boucher (née Cyrette) is a daughter of George and Clara Cyrette of the Fort William First Nation community.^[1]^[2] In 1979 she was Mrs. J. Boucher of Thunder Bay, and she still lived in Thunder Bay in 1992. Her name is printed "Phyliss" in 1979 and "Plyllis" in 1992.^[1]^[2]

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 The Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 5 October 1979, p. 31, death notice "Cyrette-Landry". Microfilm copy supplied by Thunder Bay Public Library, Brodie Resource Library, 13 Nov 2026.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 The Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 24 November 1992, p. 22, death notice "Cyrette". Microfilm copy supplied by Thunder Bay Public Library, Brodie Resource Library, 13 Nov 2026. (The library's copy is labelled 22 November 1992; notices on the page of deaths on 23 November show it is the 24 November issue.)