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EMAIL US 		bullet Ephraim OTIS was born about 1734. He was baptized on 9 Jun 1734 in Second church of Scituate, Mass.. Parents: Ephraim OTIS and Rachel HERSHEY.

bullet Ephraim-Randall OTIS was born on 30 Jan 1785. Parents: James OTIS and Orphana RANDALL.

bullet Epiphane OTIS was born on 12 Jan 1818 in La Malbaie, Charlevoix, P. Q.. He died on 24 Nov 1846 in La Malbaie, Charlevoix, P. Q.. Parents: Roger OTIS and Angele FORTIN.

He was married to Elizabeth MALTAIS on 12 Apr 1842 in La Malbaie, Charlevoix, P. Q.. Children were: Joseph-Ferdinand-Abel OTIS, Marie-Louise-Carmelie OTIS, Jean OTIS, Epiphane OTIS.

bullet Epiphane OTIS was born on 5 Jan 1847 in La Malbaie, Charlevoix, P. Q.. Parents: Epiphane OTIS and Elizabeth MALTAIS.

He was married to Delphine GIRARD on 26 Oct 1870 in Hebertville, Lac St. Jean, P. Q.. Children were: Marie-Helene OTIS, Emma OTIS, Julie OTIS, Joseph-Hermenegilde-Argemire OTIS , Marie-Elizabeth OTIS, Marie-Edee OTIS, Marie-Elise OTIS, Joseph-Euclide-Harry OTIS, Marie-Blanche-Laura OTIS, Louis-Thadee OTIS, Joseph-Osee OTIS, Joseph-Thomas-Fortunat OTIS .

bullet Ernest OTIS was born on 13 Jun 1886 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. He died on 23 Aug 1964 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. He was buried on 25 Aug 1964 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. Ernest Otis and Alice Belanger had 6 children. Parents: Florian OTIS and Aurore THIBAULT.

He was married to Alice BELANGER on 9 Sep 1913 in St. Jerome, Matane, P. Q.. Children were: Simone OTIS, Maurice OTIS, Rene OTIS, Jeannette OTIS, Jean-Marie OTIS, Marcel OTIS, Raoul OTIS, Lucille OTIS, Anonymous OTIS, Ernest-Wilfrid OTIS, Anonymous OTIS.

bullet Ernest OTIS was born after 1867 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. Parents: Abel Jr. OTIS and Adelaide GAUTHIER.

He was married to Alphonsine SAVARD on 7 Jan 1890 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. Children were: Alphonsine OTIS, Joseph-Francois OTIS, Albert OTIS, Norbert OTIS, Luc OTIS, Elie OTIS, Adolphe OTIS, Joseph OTIS, Georgiana OTIS, Marie-Alvina OTIS, Marie-Ange OTIS, Marie OTIS.

bullet Ernest OTIS was born after 1875 in St. Jerome, Matane, P. Q.. Parents: Albert (Lambert) OTIS and Catherine CHASSE.

He was married to Laurette GAUDREAULT on 8 Sep 1919 in Cap Chat, Gaspesie, P. Q.. Children were: Alberta OTIS, Laurette OTIS.

bullet Ernest OTIS was born in Jul 1894 in St. Jerome, Matane, P. Q.. He was baptized on 28 Jul 1894 in St. Jerome, Matane, P. Q.. Ernest Otis and Antoinettte Desrosiers did not have any children, but did adopt l son. Parents: Michel OTIS and Olive GAGNE.

He was married to Antoinette DESROSIERS on 4 Jan 1932 in St. Jerome, Matane, P. Q..

bullet Ernest OTIS was born after 1844 in St. Jerome, Matane, P. Q.. It is not known if Ernest Otis and Elise Theberge had any children. They were married in Holyoke, Mass by Rev. William Alexander, Assistant pastor. Source: Marriage register for the city of Holyoke, Massachusetts for the year 1895. Parents: Adolphe OTIS and Marguerite CHASSE.

He was married to Elise THEBERGE on 27 May 1895 in Holyoke, Mass..

bullet Ernest OTIS was born after 1895 in P. Q.. Parents: Eugene OTIS and Philomene POULIOT.

He was married to Marie-Anne BOUCHER on 7 Jul 1920 in Sayabec, Matapedia, P. Q.. Children were: Lorenzo-Arthur OTIS, Anicet OTIS, Juliette OTIS, Georgette OTIS, Gabrielle OTIS, Yvonne OTIS.

bullet Ernest C. OTIS was born on 13 Sep 1856 in Michigan. He died in 1923. Parents: James OTIS and Sophrona CURTIS.

bullet Ernest-Wildon OTIS was born in 1859. Parents: Daniel B OTIS and Philena BANNISTER.

bullet Ernest-Wilfrid OTIS was born on 11 Jul 1931 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. He died on 11 Jul 1931 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. Parents: Ernest OTIS and Alice BELANGER.

bullet Ernestine OTIS was born on 10 Aug 1908 in St. Moise de Matapedia, P. Q.. She died on 4 Feb 1963 in McWatters, P. Q.. *(Continuation of Adelard St-Gelais' memoires from the note section of his file.The continuation is being placed here as it deals with how Adelard got to meet, know and marry Ernestine Otis.)****** Now I did notice a pretty little girl who would visit her uncle about once a month, and then this pretty little girl's father eventually bought a house in Ste. Marguerite-Marie and then the pretty little girl's family soon moved nearby. I was very pleased about this as it created the perfect opportunity to get to know her even better so I started to visit her from time to time. In addittion to being very pretty, she was very neat in appearance and quite a pleasant and cordial young lady. I was not allowed to visit during the week, as not to disturb the parents. Everybody worked hard Monday thru Friday, so I settled for visiting her on weekends. This was called "les frequentations" probably equivalent to having a gentleman caller come by. Anyway in those days the "gentleman caller" was required to spend the evening in the kitchen, accompanied by other family members. We would chat and make small talk, or tell stories or play cards and then at about 9:00 P. M. or better still, when the master of the house would re-wind the house clock, that was a definite sign that it was time to go home. It did not take long before I was totally smitten with Mademoiselle Ernestine Otis. While returning home, I would often see my renter and co-worker with his new wife sitting on his lap and they would be rocking the evening away and they seemed to be so happy. I kept telling myself, why can't that be me up there rocking away with Ernestine on my lap, and that thought stayed with me all week long. Anyway, the following week, I made myself as handsome as I possibly could and went to my future in-laws house, knowing that Ernestine was ready to marry me "anytime" and in those days most families were large and many parents were only too willing to give their daughters up to a young man who could and would take care of them. I asked Ernestine's dad for her hand in marriage, and he said, "If you think that you can take good care of her" I am willing to let her go. I said, hell yes, I can take good care of her and don't you worry one bit about that. So then her dad gave us his blessing (c'est correct), and I felt very proud. As soon as I got home, I could not contain myself. I said Francois!, I am getting married, and he replied." Hey! wait for me". Hell, he did not even have a girl-friend nor was I aware that he ever dated anyone. Francois said, wait until tomorrow night and I'll let you know for sure. The next evening Francois said, If you can wait until the 15th of July we can have a double marriage. I said O. K. but was very curious as to whom my new sister-in-law would be. So I asked him and he said Marie-Anne Laurencelle. This young lady would often come to our home to visit with my sisters, and It was I who accompanied her home in the evening. She worked for a "Pit" Deschenes. Anyway it certainly did surprise me. Before Francois asked me to get married on the 15th of July, I had planned on getting married on the 1st of July, but my future mother-in-law told me " you cannot get married on the first of July because Ernestine will be sick." I said to myself, damn! don't tell me that I am getting married to a sickly woman that I will have to care for, for the rest of my life. Then they explained that they were talking about a woman's monthly cycle and I still was not quite sure what the hell that was. Nevertheless we did get married on the 15th of July, the same day as my brother at Ste. Florence in Gaspesie, P. Q. I dated (J' ai frequenté) Ernestine for about 3 months before we were married. The morning of our wedding, the weather was perfect; it was an absolutely gorgeous day. The church was about 16 miles away, and we traveled there by horse & buggy very early in the morning. We were all so young and happy. After the church wedding we returned to my parents house fairly late in the afternoon. They were waiting for us along with about 30 guests. We did not receive any wedding gifts or a dowery or anything like that. Had we waited for those things we would have all died first. We had to get our own gifts and use our own money etc. We spent our wedding night at my in-laws house. My mother in law came to me again and said, do not touch her tonight because she is sick. Ah! the famous sickness again. I had no idea what this mysterious sickness was, and why was it that I had never heard of it before. I know that Ernestine was frightened and dismayed to be "sick" on our wedding night. Anyway she began to caresse me the following night, so I knew the mysterious "sickness" must be over, and it did not take long for us to assume our duties as husband and wife. After our marriage, we moved into our own house and I rented part of it to boarders. All of the boarders were men who worked in the woods. My father would hire hands for different jobs, from time to time, but I did not want to work for him as I thought the pay was not good enough. I thought maybe I can get jobs like my dad and hire workers, and then I would be in charge and I would be making it on my own. There was a Monsieur Belanger who owned a saw-mill in Ste. Florence for whom I had already worked. Monsieur Belanger said, " St-Gelais I have a pretty big job for you, but it will take more than the one horse you own, so come to my place and get a few more." I picked up a few more horses and then went to the site that Monsieur Belanger told me about. There was a camp already in place and I built another. Francois worked for me and I hired quite a few more workers. I worked there for about 4 years, and the company I worked for was from Rimouski. The camp where I worked was about 4 miles from my home. My mother, Odille Ross was the mid-wife who delivered my first three children. Germaine, Paul-Emile and Eugene. My childen were not cry-babies, I worked days and was happy to see them in the evening. Germaine was born in the morning, Paul-Emile between 2 and 3 in the afternoon, and Eugene at 3 in the afternoon. My brother, Pierre was in Launay in Abitibi and we would write to each other. One fine day he wrote to me saying, "Come Join me". Gold has been discovered, and there are gold-mines just like in the west. This news really lifted my spirits as I always wanted to go to Saskatchewan (Saskatoon) where they always needed help for the mines. Anyway, I opted for Abitibi, mostly because I would be joining Pierre. So one fine morning when I was about 23 years old, I was working on my garden and my mother came by. I told her, "there are way too many rocks around here" I am going to get a hernia if I continue lifting them. I shall not pick up one more rock. My mother said "Good Lord!, then what will you do?" So I replied, I shall go where there are no rocks. That is when I decided to Join Pierre. This was in July of 1928. So I told Ernestine, get ready, we are moving to Launay. We got there by train and we brought our 3 children with us. Eugene was only 3 months old. We brought most of our clothing but did not bring any furniture as shipping charges were way too expensive in those days. It took us three days to get to Launay. I had $900.00 with me which was quite a lot of money in them days. After arriving in Launay we stayed with my brother for a while. Pierre was married but did not have any children. The both of us prospected and he had someone else prosptecting with him. We did sell a few claims for $3, 000.00 and we each owned 100,000 shares in other claims and things seemed to be going well for a while, but all the claims we had invested in went "bust"so we ended up losing everything. This was during the" Stock Market Crash" of 1929. Now before the crash, in the fall of 1928, I had gone to work in the woods about 15 miles beyond Taschereau. We stayed there until spring and then bought a house in Launay not too far from the railroad tracks. And there, I went to work for the Winwrite mine. We worked 6 days per week and 10 hours per day at $2.00 per day. I would walk 4 miles to and from work every day. I was a driller and would bore holes up to 37 feet deep. And all this was done by hand. After a while, I built myself a camp about 1 mile from the mine so I would not have so far to walk everday. The mine eventually went bankfrupt. I worked for the Winwrite mine for about 1 year. I then built a second camp near the river at Ville Montel. I moved into this second camp with my family as fresh water was close at hand. That winter my brother-in-law Cyrille Otis and my cousin Joseph Caron along with a few other men came to me for work. We would clear fields and lots, and by this time Ernestine had two more children to care for. We had no modern conveniences, We hauled water, had no electricity, needed to always have plenty of wood on hand for the stove, and we hunted in order to have meat for food. In the spring, I returned to the house that I had bought in Launay. Between 1929 & 1935 we almost starved to death. We chased wild rabbits around just so we would have something to eat. There was absolutely no work to be had anywhere. I finally went to work on the road that goes from Senneterre to Louvicourt. I dug ditches and gutters with a hand shovel for about 6 weeks at $1.00 per day. My family had stayed in Launay. They then made me foreman and I was earning another .15 cents an hour. All things considered, at that time, when one could earn $1.00 a day and net about $20.00 per month, now that was great. We always prayed that we would not have too many rainy days, as you may well imagine, we did not get paid for "Rain days". Anyway I then went to work on the road from Palmarole to Duparquet. I was now earning $2.00 per day and was foreman. Back home in Launay there was still absolutely no work whatsover. While doing this road work, most of the time we would sleep in barns or whatever shelter we could find. I think I became bored or homesick or both, so one fine Sunday morning I told my boss, "I am leaving this morning". And the boss said, well when you do leave don't make any noise as the other men will want to follow you.You know the other men consider you to be their leader. I did not have enough money on me for a bus to Launay, so I walked from Palmarole all the way to Macamic. Then I took a bus to Launay, which was about 27 miles away. I was happy to be back home with my wife and children who had been left alone all this time. I owned 2 houses in Launay. One had been given to me by a Monsieur Veilleux who had left 2 of his sons age 14 & 15 in my care. He sent me some money to have these two lads sent to him and said, keep my house in Launay in exchange for room and board for my boys. I continued to live in Launay for another 7 years and moved into the Veilleux house as it was smaller and easier to heat. This second house was directly across from the school. I was unable to sell the large house so finally gave it to the church so they could convert it into a chapel. Once in a while the priest would come from Taschereau to say the mass. Some of the residents still remaining when I left in 1935 for Rouyn, P. Q. were: Madame Bedard, Madame Thibault, Pierre St-Gelais, Madame Kirouac, & Jean-Louis Fournier. In the 7 years that I lived in Launay, many hair raising events occurred. Let me tell you about a few. I had made a long sled that was being pulled by my horse and it overturned somehow and the horse ended up down an embankment and into a creek. My son Eugene was thrown face first in the snow under a tree and he was only 9 months old. I had to cut the horses harness and used large ropes to help free the horse who had become trapped in the creek. We still had 15 miles to go, so our trip got off to a very bad start. We finally got going again and prayed that all would end well. Another time I had hired a man to cut down a few very tall evergreens. I was on my way home from the mines, when I noticed that two of my children, Ti-Paul and Ti-Gene were playing in the area where this tall tree was about to fall. I ran to them as fast as I could as it appeared that the tree had fallen on them. Ti- Paul was badly shaken up but seemed to be in one piece, but Ti-Gene was unable to get up and walk, so I rushed him into the house and placed him on the bed. He was conscious, and after cheking him out, there seemed to be nothing broken. What a scare they gave me. As I was running to them I was screaming my children! my children! have been killed. We were about 15 miles from any medical attention, so I really tanked God for saving my children that day.*****Another time I was digging a well and I had re-inforced the sides with boards as I feared that the sides might cave in otherwise. I guess I had dug down at least 18 feet and I am not sure exactly what happend, but managed to get stuck. I knew that our dog, Bijou was in the yard so I kept calling him and the dog began to bark and bark so finally Ernestine came out to see what the dog was barking about and she was able to help me get free.(to be continued) Parents: Eugene OTIS and Philomene POULIOT.

She was married to Adelard (8) ST-GELAIS on 15 Jul 1924 in Ste. Florence, Matapedia, P. Q.. Children were: Germaine ST-GELAIS, Paul-Emile (2) ST-GELAIS , Eugene (08) ST-GELAIS, Jeanne d 'Arc ST-GELAIS, Sylvio ST-GELAIS , Fernand ST-GELAIS, Yvon (4) ST-GELAIS, Edmond (6) ST-GELAIS.

bullet Ernestine OTIS was born after 1890 in P. Q.. Parents: Jean OTIS and Marie-Alvina LAVOIE.

She was married to Pierre GIRARD on 27 Apr 1921 in Causapscal, Matapedia, P. Q..

bullet Ernestine OTIS was born after 1908 in P. Q.. Parents: Joseph OTIS and Alvine TURCOTTE.

She was married to Lazare LEBLANC on 10 Aug 1957 in Ste. Marguerite-Marie de Matepedia, P. Q.. Children were: Francine LEBLANC, Diane LEBLANC, Yvon LEBLANC.

bullet Ervin C. OTIS was born after 1832 in Sanford, Maine. Parents: Stephen OTIS and Abigail HAM.

bullet Esther OTIS was born on 20 Nov 1824 in La Malbaie, Charlevoix, P. Q.. Parents: Benjamin OTIS and Justine BOUDREAU.

She was married to David (3) CARRIER on 11 Jun 1888 in Baie des Sables, (Sandy Bay) P. Q..

She was married to William Sr. PAGE on 9 Jul 1841 in Riviere du Loup, P. Q.. Children were: William Jr PAGE.

She was married to Francois LIZOT on 18 May 1885 in Baie des Sables, (Sandy Bay) P. Q..

bullet Ethel OTIS was born about 1885. Parents: James F. OTIS and Ida J. GARLAND.

bullet Eugene OTIS was born after 1867 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. He was buried in Sayabec, Matapedia, P. Q.. Parents: Abel Jr. OTIS and Adelaide GAUTHIER.

He was married to Philomene POULIOT on 8 Jan 1895 in St. Joseph de Le Page, Rimouski, P. Q.. Children were: Ernestine OTIS, Rose-Delima OTIS, Marie OTIS, Ernest OTIS, Andre OTIS, Cyrille OTIS.

bullet Eugene OTIS was born about 1905. He died about 1965. Parents: Charles-Olivain OTIS and Sesile (Celia) LEFEBVRE-DESCOTEAUX .

He was married to Mrs. Priscilla OTIS.

bullet Eugene-Ladislas OTIS was born on 27 Nov 1870 in Baie St. Paul, Charlevoix, P. Q.. He died on 7 Oct 1872 in Baie St. Paul, Charlevoix, P. Q.. Parents: Joseph OTIS and Marie-Adelaide-Exilia GAUTHIER .

bullet Eugene-Paul OTIS was born on 3 Sep 1928 in Williamstown, Vermont. He died on 27 Jan 1992 in Barre, Vermont. Parents: Joseph-Edward-Lucien OTIS and Alice-Alphonsine RABOUIN.

He was married to Antoinette CAMPBELL on 27 Jan 1951 in New Britain, Conn.. Children were: Roger OTIS , John OTIS, Rene OTIS , Renette OTIS, Rita OTIS.

bullet Eugenie OTIS was born after 1880 in of Ste. Felicite, Matane, P. Q.. Parents: Samuel OTIS and Aurelie THEBERGE.

She was married to Napoleon MC DONALD on 2 Jul 1907 in Sayabec, Matapedia, P. Q..

bullet Eugenie OTIS was born after 1887 in St. Damase, P. Q. Parents: Leon OTIS and Rose-Anne GENDRON.

She was married to Alphonse LEVESQUE on 21 Jul 1920 in St. Damase, Matapedia, P. Q..

bullet Eugenie OTIS was born on 7 Feb 1884 in Fall River, Massachusetts. She was baptized on 10 Feb 1884 in St. Anne of Fall River, Massachusetts. Godparents for Eugenie Otis: Her aunt and uncle: Alexis Otis & Fabienne (Phebee) Langlois. Parents: Jean (James) OTIS and Virginie CHRETIEN.

She was married to Joseph BELAND on 14 Jan 1902 in St. Damase, Matapedia, P. Q..

bullet Eugenie-Anne-Marie OTIS was born on 6 Mar 1890 in Cap Chat, Gaspesie, P. Q.. Parents: Josue OTIS and Delima SERGERIE.

bullet Euphemie OTIS was born on 23 Dec 1797 in Baie St. Paul, Charlevoix, P. Q.. She died on 30 Sep 1834 in La Malbaie, Charlevoix, P. Q.. Parents: JEAN SR. OTIS and THERESE-CECILE GRENON.

She was married to Michel HARVEY on 1 Feb 1820 in Baie St. Paul, Charlevoix, P. Q..

bullet Eustache OTIS was born after 1875 in St. Jerome, Matane, P. Q.. Parents: Albert (Lambert) OTIS and Catherine CHASSE.

He was married to Marie SAVARD on 13 May 1902 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q..

He was married to Georgianne PELLETIER on 8 Aug 1922 in Ste. Felicite de Matane, P. Q.. Children were: Yolande OTIS.

bullet Eva OTIS was born about 1903. She died about 1985. Parents: Charles-Olivain OTIS and Sesile (Celia) LEFEBVRE-DESCOTEAUX .

She was married to Harold CARTWRIGHT.

bullet Eva OTIS was born on 13 Aug 1902 in Sacre-Coeur, P. Q.. Parents: Francois-Georges OTIS and Alice EMOND.

bullet Eve OTIS was born on 17 Jan 1985 in St. Jerome, Matane, P. Q.. Parents: Pierre OTIS and Bernadette FORTIN.

bullet Eveline OTIS was born after 1914 in P. Q.. Parents: Zenon OTIS and Estelle GAGNON.

bullet Eveline OTIS was born after 1868. Parents: Adolphe OTIS and Apolline MICHAUD.

bullet Experience (Esperance) OTIS was born on 7 Nov 1666 in Dover, Strafford, N. H.. She died on 8 Feb 1700 in N. H.. Experience referred to as Esperance in French genealogy records was married twice. Her first husband was Samuel Heard. Her second husband was Rowland Jenkins. She was scalped in the indian attack of 1696, but lived to give birth to a child and died shortly thereafter. Parents: RICHARD SR. OTIS and Rose STOUGHTON.

She was married to Samuel Sr. HEARD on 20 Mar 1685 in Dover, Strafford, N. H.. Children were: Elizabeth HEARD, Judith HEARD, John HEARD, Samuel Jr. HEARD, Martha HEARD.

She was married to Rowland JENKINS in Mar 1699 in Dover, Strafford, N. H..

bullet Exugere OTIS was born on 26 Nov 1822 in Baie St. Paul, Charlevoix, P. Q.. He died on 6 Jan 1826 in Baie St. Paul, Charlevoix, P. Q.. Parents: Alexis OTIS and Marie THIBAULT.

bullet Ezekiel OTIS was baptized in 1780 in Scituate, Plymouth, Mass.. He was born about 1780 in Scituate, Plymouth, Mass.. Parents: Joshua OTIS and Mary THAXTER.

bullet Fannie OTIS was born about 1763. She died in 1834. Fannie did not marry. Parents: Ignatius OTIS and Thankful OTIS.

bullet Fanny-Prudence OTIS was born on 13 Jul 1824 in Depauville, Jefferson, New York. Parents: Levi OTIS and Clarissa JEWETT.

She was married to William FRASIER on 2 Mar 1842.

bullet Felicite OTIS was born in Jan 1887 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. She was baptized on 21 Jan 1887 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. Parents: Pierre OTIS and Caroline MIGNEAULT-LABRIE .

She was married to Andre COTE on 13 Oct 1908 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q..

bullet Feril (Ferril) OTIS was born on 18 Oct 1828 in Lake Champlain, Canada. He died on 29 Oct 1904 in Rutland Township, Barry County, Michigan. Parents: Paul Jr. OTIS and Maria VAN HASELTINE.

He was married to Mary (Jane) CARPENTER on 4 Apr 1850 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Children were: Sarah Elizabeth OTIS, Amy- Adelle OTIS.

bullet Fernand OTIS was born on 18 Jul 1920 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. He was baptized on 19 Jul 1920 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. He died on 18 Sep 1949 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. He was buried on 21 Sep 1949 in St. Jerome de Matane, P. Q.. Parents: Florian-Felix-Jules OTIS and Anna-Marie BELANGER.

He was married to Helene TREMBLAY on 26 Nov 1948 in St. Thomas de Cherbourg, Matane, P. Q..

bullet Fernand OTIS was born after 1923. Parents: Edmond OTIS and Marie-Rose GAGNON-COTE.

He was married to Claudine LANGLOIS on 8 Jun 1968 in St. Paul de Grand-Mere, P. Q.. Children were: Rene OTIS, France OTIS, Michel OTIS.

bullet Fernand OTIS was born after 1919 in P. Q.. Parents: Ovide OTIS and Adelia SAVARD.

He was married to Yvette BERNIER on 22 Jul 1948 in St. Cleophas, Matepedia, P. Q..

bullet Fernand OTIS was born after 1930 in P. Q.. Parents: Eloi OTIS and Marie-Louise BERUBE.

He was married to Antonia CLOUTIER on 4 Jan 1955 in Price, Matapedia, P. Q.. Children were: Marcel OTIS .

bullet Fernand OTIS was born after 1930 in P. Q.. Parents: Joseph-Jean-Albert OTIS and Marie-Elise HUDON-BEAULIEU .

He was married to Blanche ROY on 25 Oct 1954 in Price, Matapedia, P. Q.. Children were: Joseph-Carol-Michel OTIS, Lucie OTIS, Diane OTIS.

bullet Fernand OTIS Parents: Charles OTIS and Germaine BERUBE.

bullet Fernand-Napoleon OTIS was born after 1924. Parents: Joseph-Edward-Lucien OTIS and Alice-Alphonsine RABOUIN.

bullet Fernande OTIS was born after 1914 in P. Q.. Parents: Zenon OTIS and Estelle GAGNON.

She was married to Rene AUDET-LAPOINTE on 22 Jan 1942 in St. Jerome, Matane, P. Q..

bullet Fernande OTIS was born after 1919 in P. Q.. Parents: Ovide OTIS and Adelia SAVARD.

She was married to Emile BOUDREAU on 17 Jul 1947 in St. Cleophas, Matepedia, P. Q..

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