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Priscilla Cyrette-Landry

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Priscilla Cyrette-Landry
Precilla Cyrette; Priscilla Landry
Born1938 or 1939
Fort William
Died1979-10-04
Montreal
Years in Thunder Bayborn and raised in Fort William; Thunder Bay resident to 1979
Father
Mother
Children
Siblings

Priscilla Cyrette-Landry (1938 or 1939 – (1979-10-04)4 October 1979), also written Precilla Cyrette, was a woman of the Cyrette family of the Fort William First Nation community who was born and raised in Fort William and lived in Thunder Bay. She died in Montreal at the age of 40.[1]

Life

She was a daughter of George and Clara Cyrette.[1] Her mother lived on the Fort William reserve for most of her life.[2] At her death Priscilla lived at 237 MacDougall [Street] in Thunder Bay.[1]

Family

She had four sons, James, Kelly, Harry and Gary Landry, all living in Thunder Bay in 1979.[1] Their father was James Landry: the 2015 notice for her son James names his parents as Precilla Cyrette and James Landry,[3] and the 1996 notice for James Landry names his sons James, Kelly and Gary.[4]

Her sisters Phyliss (Mrs. J. Boucher), Hazel (Mrs. J. Kimball, probably Hazel Kimball (died 1991)) and Isabel (Mrs. J. Cyrette-McKellar) lived in Thunder Bay in 1979, and Sally (Mrs. A. Kimball), Audrey (Mrs. R. Barnes) and Charlene Cyrette lived in Toronto. Her parents were both living. She had been predeceased by three sisters, Bertha, Loretta and Gladys Monroe (printed "Monoe"), and by two sisters who died in infancy;[1] one of these was Mary Jane.[2]

The funeral was held at the Blake Funeral Chapel, with Rev. J. E. McKey SJ of St. Anne's Mission Church officiating, and she was buried in Mountain View Cemetery.[1]

Name

The Chronicle-Journal death index enters her both as "Cyrette-Landry, Priscilla (Mrs.)" and as "Landry, Priscilla (Mrs.)".[5] Her son's 2015 notice spells her name Precilla Cyrette.[3]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 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. ↑ 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.)
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Blake Funeral Chapel obituary notice for James Fabian Landry-Cyrette, October 26th, 2015. Archived page on datum.locker; page screenshot; original page.
  4. ↑ The Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 5 September 1996, p. B14, death notice "Landry". Microfilm copy supplied by Thunder Bay Public Library, Brodie Resource Library, 13 Nov 2026.
  5. ↑ Thunder Bay Public Library / Ontario Genealogical Society, Thunder Bay Branch, Index of death notices, obituaries and estate notices as published in The Chronicle-Journal, July 1972–1989. Open PDF: CJ-Obituary-Index-1972-1989.pdf (TBPL). The line reads: Cyrette-Landry, Priscilla (Mrs.) 40 04 Oct 1979 Montreal 5 Oct 1979 p.31. The same index also enters Landry, Priscilla (Mrs.) with the same age, date, place and source.