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Francis Xavier Jacques was born 13 MAR 1877 in St. Albans, Vt. He died 9 DEC 1933 in St. Albans, Vt. He was the son of Oliver (Francis Xavier) Jacques (1846-1895) and Julia Jourdain (1853-1889). His siblings were Marie Escilda Jacques (1871-1873), Mary Louisa Jacques (1874-?), Julia Jacques (1875-?), George Henry Jacques (1879-?), Adeline Eleanor Jacques (1880-1958), Celina Jacques (1882-?), Charles Wilfred Jacques (1883-?), Clara Oliva Jacques (1886-?), Helena Elmira Jacques (1887-?), Louis Napoleon Jacques (1889-?).
Francis Xavier Jacques's wife was Rose Marie Barabé (1878-1950). They were married 19 JUN 1899 in Holy Angels, St. Albans, Vt. They had 7 known children named Alma Marie-Rose Jacques (1901-1975), Georgianna Eva Jacques (1902-1983), Helen Marie Albina Jacques (1904-1957), Blanche Albertine Jacques (1906-?), Albert Francis Xavier Jacques (1908-1962), Jeanne Evelyn Marie Jacques (1910-?), and Germaine Ernestine Marie Jacques (1912-1918).
He was baptized 18 MAR 1877 in Holy Angels, St. Albans, Vt. The full address was Godparents: Stephan Constantino & Sophia John.
He was buried 11 DEC 1933 in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Frank was a tinsmith working for a plumbing company. More specifically,he was a "Sheet metal worker" who worked for "Geo. H. Hersey" on Mainst. in St. Albans, Vt. This listed in his 1917 Draft registration card.
In a registrars report for the draft of 1917 dated Sept. 12, 1918 it saysthat he has brown eyes and black hair. More boldly it states that his"Right hand badly crippled".
I was able to view his death certificate at the St. Albans City Clerk's office.Apparently cause of death was Alcohol.
DEATH RECORD:
Frank Xavier Jacques of 41 Edward St born 3/13/1877 age 55, 8, 26
Tinsmith in a Shop-Custom. Last worked 12/4/33 total of 22 years.
Birthplace St. Albans Hill, VT son of Frank O. Jacques born St. HughCanada and Julia Jordon, born St. Albans Hill
Informant Albert Jacques
Burial Mt. Calvary 12/11/33
Date of Death Dec 9, 1933 3:00 a.m.
Cause of Death: Denatured Alcohol, was found dead
"Deceased had been drinking heavily of late and probably
took a fatal drink".
"Deaths 1932-34" page 145