Maximilien
Pepin
    1812
- 1861
Euphrosine
Guillmette
   
-
David Charles
Chaput
   
-
Marguerite
Lagimoniere
   
-
Moise
Pepin
    14 Aug 1843
- 4 Dec 1935
Agnes
Chaput
    31 Mar 1850
- 14 Dec 1919
Paternal Ancestry Maternal Ancestry

Siblings:
1874 Theophile Pepin
1876 Maxsim Pepin
1878 Philip Pepin
1883 Howard Pepin
1889 Lena Pepin

Children with:
Maxime Noe Sarazin

Children:
1901 Wilfred Edouard Sarazin
1902 Euclide Armand Sarazin
1905 Dorily Philip Sarazin
1907 Cherie Lena Sarazin
1913 Camille Lionel Sarazin
1920 Agnes Henriette Sarazin
Edith Agnes Pepin
  • Birth: 12 Jun 1882 Fort Edward, NY, USA
  • Marriage: 2 Jan 1900 St Mary's Church, Jewett City, Griswold, CT, USA to Maxime Noe Sarazin
  • Death: 28 Jan 1954 Boston, MA, USA
  • Burial:  St. Mary's Cemetery, North Attleboro, MA, USA
    • Edith A. Pepin was born in Fort Edward, New York where she lived with her family until they moved in 1888 to Connecticut, to settle on a little farm in Jewett City located in the town of Griswold.

    Edith Pepin married Maxime Noe Sarazin on January 2, 1900 at St. Mary's Church in Jewett City which is a section of the town of Griswold, Connecticut. Her marriage record has her first name as Exilda and not Edith.

    Here is her newspaper obituary from The Evening Chronicle, North Attleboro, Friday, January 29, 1954

    Edith Sarazin Died Yesterday

    Mrs. Edith (Pepin) Sarazin, wife of the late Maxim Sarazin passed away yesterday in Boston.

    Mrs. Sarazin, who was born in Fort Edward, N.Y. lived at 90 Spruce St. in this town, and had been a resident here for over 50 years.

    Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Alfred Lacasse, Mrs. Roland Fregault, and Mrs. Francis Murphy; three sons, Dorily, Camille, and Roger, and twenty-two grand children. Two brothers, Maxim and Phillip Pepin of Jewett City, Conn. also survive.

    Mrs. Sarazin was one of the founders and first members of the St. Anne's Sodality of Sacred Heart Church.

    Funeral will be held from the Hector J. DeBlois Funeral Home, 107 Church St, on Monday, February 1 at a time to be announced later.

    Here is a newspaper article about her funeral that appeared in The Evening Chronicle, North Attleboro, Monday February 1, 1954.

    Edith Sarazin's Funeral Held

    Funeral Services for Edith Sarazin, who died on Thursday, were held this morning at 8:15 from the Hector J. DeBlois Funeral Home followed by a solemn high Mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock.

    Rev. Roland A. Fregault, O.F.M. of Fairlawn, N. J., was celebrant, Rev. Joseph Larue, pastor, was deacon, and Rev. Edmund Dickinson was sub-deacon.

    Honorary bearers representing St. Anne Sodality were Mrs. John Trembley, Mrs. Armond Pellier, Mrs. Alfred Buril, and Mrs. Edelard Chabot.

    Bearers were Leo, Romeo, and Theophile Pepin, Leo and Emile Sarazin and Edward Lacasse.

    Burial was in the family lot at St. Mary's cemetery where Rev. Roland A. Fregault and Rev. Edmund Dickinson read the commital.
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