Public ancestral research archive
Rosia Brisson
Recorded facts
- 1888 (as printed): Born (compiled family group) lead
- 1954 (as printed): Died (compiled family group) lead
- Spelling in source: Rosia, as printed; verify whether Rosia/Rosa/Rosalie. lead
- Possible full baptized name - web lead: The 1910 Embrun history lists Gilbert Brisson daughter Marie-Rosa-Lumina, born 18 February 1888, marrying Josaphat Lapointe 11 May 1908; appears to be existing Rosia Brisson (b~1888) but baptism should be examined. lead
- Potential ancestor photograph - research lead: The French-Canadian Genealogist historic Embrun collection labels a 1931 image “Mrs. Josaphat Lapointe peeling corn on the cob.” Potential photograph of Rosia; confirm identity and reproduction rights before adding to website. lead
- Noteworthy category: Heritage lead
- Historical story headline: Could she be the woman in an Embrun photograph from 1931? lead
- Historical story: A curated historical photograph collection labels an image “Mrs. Josaphat Lapointe peeling corn on the cob, 1931.” The 1910 Embrun history names Marie-Rosa-Lumina Brisson as Josaphat Lapointe’s wife, offering a plausible identification with the Rosia Brisson in your tree. The picture is a promising family-history lead, not a confirmed portrait. lead
- Evidence and cautions: The image caption alone does not prove the sitter is Rosia; confirm her name, the couple’s marriage, and image provenance. Do not reproduce the photograph without rights clearance. lead
- Story display priority: 77 lead
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Supporting sources
- LH-ANDRE — p. 1 — André Lemieux, Annette Lapointe, children (IMG_4039.mov, 00:58–01:01)
- Forget & Auclair, Histoire de Saint-Jacques d'Embrun (1910), Brisson family p. 171 — Source document
- The French-Canadian Genealogist, History of Embrun historic photo collection — Source document
- The French-Canadian Genealogist — History of Embrun photo archive — Source document
- Histoire de Saint-Jacques d’Embrun (1910), pp. 171 and 258 — Source document
- NosOrigines, Gilbert Brisson and Marguerite Castagnier, profile 2323202 — Source document