The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
NameJean “Johnné” “Jhonny” John MACKAY/MCKANE/MCKAY/MCKEE 
®4317, ®3929, ®4318, ®4319, ®4072, ®4320, ®4321, ®4322, ®4323, ®4324, ®4325
®4317, ®3929, ®4318, ®4319, ®4072, ®4320, ®4321, ®4322, ®4323, ®4324, ®4325Birth16 May 1857, Chicoutimi, Ville de Saguenay, Québec, Canada ®4326, ®4327, ®4328, ®4329, ®4330, ®4331, ®4332, ®4333
Baptism22 May 1857, Chicoutimi, Ville de Saguenay, Québec, Canada ®4334
MemoSt-François-Xavier
Burial1918, Laprairie, MRC de Roussillon, Québec, Canada
MemoSaint-Isidore
OccupationMennis ®4338
FatherLouis S. MACKAY/(MAKAILLE/MCKAY/MCKEE/MAKY/MACHY/MCKANE/MACKANE) (<1825-1913)
MotherAdele (Adèle)(Delphine)(Adelphine)(Adeline) BERGERON (1831-1896)
Misc. Notes
At his baptism his name was recorded as Jean McKane. Jacques Bolduc was his godfather. ®4339 He had two daughters. Vivian West said that he was widowed at a young age and lived in Montreal, Canada.
On the 1861 Census of Chicoutimi Louis McKee (sic) lived with Delle Bergeron, Clementine McKee, Marie McKee, Caelina McKee, John McKee and Victorine McKee. ®3955
In 1879, the pioneer (Louis) gave (deeded) his land to his son Jean, born in 1857 in Saint-Fulgence being the only boy in a family of six (6) children. ®4097
On the 16 April 1891 census he was John Mackay, 36, single and worked as a farm laborer at Laprairie. ®4340
On 13 February 1899 he married Rose-Anna Payant at Laprairie. ®208
On the 1901 census he was Jean McKay and lived in Saint-Isadore with his wife and daughter Purissima, 3 months old. ®4318
His first wife Rose Anna had died by 21 September 1903 when he married Maria St. Pierre. ®208
On the 1911 census he is Jhonny Mackay, born in May 1857 and lives Montreal with his second wife Maria and daughter Patricina. ®4319
In January 1912 he wrote a postcard to his sister Louise, from Montreal, Canada.
On 14 July 1913 he wrote aanother postcard to Louise from Ville Emard, Montreal, Canada.
On 25 August 1918 Maria writes “Johnny is well and works always. Purissimo has started her studies to be a nurse and she loves it.”
Johnny died in 1919 at age 61. ®4166
On the 1861 Census of Chicoutimi Louis McKee (sic) lived with Delle Bergeron, Clementine McKee, Marie McKee, Caelina McKee, John McKee and Victorine McKee. ®3955
In 1879, the pioneer (Louis) gave (deeded) his land to his son Jean, born in 1857 in Saint-Fulgence being the only boy in a family of six (6) children. ®4097
On the 16 April 1891 census he was John Mackay, 36, single and worked as a farm laborer at Laprairie. ®4340
On 13 February 1899 he married Rose-Anna Payant at Laprairie. ®208
On the 1901 census he was Jean McKay and lived in Saint-Isadore with his wife and daughter Purissima, 3 months old. ®4318
His first wife Rose Anna had died by 21 September 1903 when he married Maria St. Pierre. ®208
On the 1911 census he is Jhonny Mackay, born in May 1857 and lives Montreal with his second wife Maria and daughter Patricina. ®4319
In January 1912 he wrote a postcard to his sister Louise, from Montreal, Canada.
On 14 July 1913 he wrote aanother postcard to Louise from Ville Emard, Montreal, Canada.
On 25 August 1918 Maria writes “Johnny is well and works always. Purissimo has started her studies to be a nurse and she loves it.”
Johnny died in 1919 at age 61. ®4166
Spouses
Death1903 ®4344
OccupationCouturière ®4338
ReligionRoman Catholic ®4338
FatherNarcisse PAYANT (1843->1901)
MotherPhilomène BROSSEAU (1844->1901)
Misc. Notes
She was Jean’s first wife.
Family ID2138
Marriage13 Feb 1899, Laprairie, MRC de Roussillon, Québec, Canada ®4345
Marr MemoSaint-Isidore
ChildrenJoseph Purissima Marie (1900-1998)
Marie-Aurore (<1901-<1911)
BirthFeb 1867 ®4347
Deathaft 1920 ®240
FlagsQuebec
FatherAntoine ST. PIERRE
MotherEuperosine BRIAULT
Misc. Notes
She was Jean’s second wife, marrying 21 September 1903. On 5 January 1912 L. MaKay of Ville-Émard, Montreal (a district of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, located in the southwest part of the city) sent a New Year’s card to Louise Lapointe saying that all are in good health, including Purissima, and signed it from your brother and sister in law. On 25 August 1913 Maria’s letter to Louise Lapointe said “Celie is always good and the young garcons are well. We are all well. Purissima is always at the convent and doesn’t have time to write. She will write you on her day off-New Year’s Day. We have received a letter from chez Milia-they are all well, as well as from chez Mme. Bolduc. We have not received news from M. Tromblay for a long time.” ®4348 On 21 September 1913 Maria sent a letter from 166 Beaulieu, Ville Emard, Montreal, Quebec to her sister-in-law Louise Lapointe. She indicated that she and Jean and Purissima were well. Jean works and Purissima is not living at home. . Mme. Tramblay says they will come to visit. I think she will change her mind. Alesencina is better. We have received a letter from Milio. They are well. Alesencina will go to Chicoutimi. Her daughter is not well. Inda Tramblay’s address is 3120 West 38th Street, Chicago, Illinois. ®4349 On 27 March 1918 she wrote a postcard to her sister-in-law, Louise Lapointe at Box 7, Bayfield, Wisconsin from Ville-Émard . She signed it “your brother and sister in law, Jean & Maria”. On 25 August 1918 she writes “Purissimo has started her studies to be a nurse and she loves it.” On 31 December 1920 she sent a New Years card from Ville-Émard, signed just “your sister in law Maria”.
Family ID3431
Marriage21 Sep 1903, Laprairie, MRC de Roussillon, Québec, Canada ®4321
Marr MemoSaint-Isidore