Philomena (Mina) Alberta Langevin

Chateaugay Record FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1936
Mrs Floyd P Warner

On December 25 1936 Mrs Floyd
Warner passed away at her home in
Darien Center N.Y after an illness of
about two months during that time she
bore her sufferings with patience and
resignation.
Mrs Warner whose maiden name was
Mina Langevin was born at
Ormstown , Que 37 years ago a
daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Langevin
of Ellenburg. She qraduated from the
Chateaugay High School and Training
Class in 1918 and taught school 5 years
before her marriage to Floyd P Warner
12 years agon in Darien Center.
She was devoted to her Husband and
Children.
She leaves to mourn her loss her
husband four children, LeVene, Mary
Lucille, Monica and Anita. Her parnets
Mr and Mrs Paul Langevin of Ellenburg
six sisters, Mrs. Sam Patnode, of
Ellenburg Center, Mrs. Ray McQuaid
of Buffalo, Sister M. Angela. Sister M.
Paula, Sister M, Bonaventure, of St
Joseph convent, St. Mary’s, Pa., August
of Darien Center, four brothers Roderick
of Ellenburg Center, Edgar of Arizona, Paul
of Buffalo, and Gerald of Ellenburg.
She is the first of eleven children to break
the family circle, She was burried from
Darien Center Catholic Church

Roderick H. Langevin

HATEAUGAY RECORD THURSDAY FEBRUARY 17, 1972
RODERICK H LANGEVIN

Roderick H. Langevin, 70,
of Star Lake died, February 7,
in the Clifton Fine Hospital.
The funeral was held
Thunday at St. Hubert’s Church
at Star Lake with Rev. James J.
Ruddy officiating. Spring burial
will be In the church cemetery.
Mr. Langevin was a past
member of Troop B. at Malone’
and also conducted a milk route
at Oswcgatchie for several years
and drove the school bus for the
Clifton-Fine School for 20 years.
He was formerly from Ellenburg,
Surviving, besides his widow
are two daughters, Mrs. William
(Paula) Malady, Cochirantton
Pa. and Mrs. William (Elizabeth)
Goodrow, of Lyons. Four sons,
Maxwell, Star Lake, Frank,
Grovener, Roderick Jr. and
Bruce, “Oswegatchie, 16 grand,
children, two brothers, Paul of
‘Buffalo Gerald, Falls  Church
Va. Six sister, Sisters Paul,
Angela, Bonaventure and Jean
Marie, Mrs. Clarinda Mcquaid
Buffalo and Mrs. Jeannette
Patnode of Plattsburgh.

Edgar Langevin

CHATEAUGAY RECORD FRIDAY, APRIL 20 ,1945.

Ellenburg Man Found
Dead In Bed.

Ellenburg —Edgar Langevin, 39,
was found dead in his bed Sunday
morning about 4 o’clock. His body
was found by his mother.
Mr. Langevin had been ill for
the past 18 years, following an Injury
which he received at Lyon
Mountain.
He was born in Ellenburg Center,
the son of Mrs. Augusta Ann
Langevin and the late Paul Langevin.
Surviving are his mother and
the following sisters and brothers:
Mrs. Samuel Patnode, Ellenburg
Center; Mrs Roy Mcquaid, Kenmore,
N. Y Sister M. Angela, Sister
M. Paula and Sister M. Bonaventure,
and Sister Jean Marie, all
of St. Joseph’s Convent, Mary’s, Pa
Lt. G J. Langevin, Southwest. Pacific
area; Roderick Langevin, Oswegatchie,
N. Y.; Paul Langevin, Jr,
Buffalo. A sister, Mrs. Mina Warmer,
died in 1935.
There are also surviving, several
nieces and the following aunts, Mrs.
Edmund Robare and Mrs Jeanette,
Gagnier, Churubusco; and Mrs. Albert
Machon, Long Beach, Calif.

Jeannette Caroline Langevin

Press-Republican—Saturday July 30,1983
Jeannette Patnode
CLIFTON SPRINGS - Mrs.
Jeannette Patnode, 83, of 71D Cornelia
St., Plattsburgh, died Thursday,
July 28,1983, in the Clifton Springs
Hospital.
She was born Jan. 25, 1900, in
Churubusco, the daughter of Paul
and Augusta (Patenaude)
Langevin.
She was a member of the Legion
of Mary, the Altar and Rosary
Society, the Catholic Daughters of
America, and Right to Life.
Survivors include four sons, Sam
Patnode of Massena, Joseph Patnode
of Orange, Calif., Raymond
Patnode of East Hanover, N.J., and
Paul Patnode of Hawaii; eight
daughters, Mrs. Richard (Rita)
Pelotte of Massena, Mrs. John
(Marie) Walko of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Mrs. Stanley (Rose) Moore of
Rouses Point, Mrs. Phillip
(Theresa) Corso of Babylon, Mrs.
Cecil (Gemma) Moore of Potsdam,
Mrs. Harold (Jeannette) Stacey of
Saranac Lake, Mrs. James
(Marguerite) McAuliffe of Canandagua,
and Mrs. Jared (Bernadette)
LaGoy of Schenectady;
two brothers, Paul Langevin of
Tonawanda and Joe Langevin of
Washington, D.C.; four sisters, Mrs.
Clarinda McQuaid of Buffalo, Sister
Angela, Sister Paul and Sister Jean
Marie, all of St. Mary’s, Pa.; 43
grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren.
Calling hours will be from 7 to 9 today
and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday
at the O’Neill-Redden-Drown
Funeral Home in Plattsburgh.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m.
Monday at St. John’s Church in
Plattsburgh.
Burial will be in St. Edmund’s
Cemetery in Ellenburg.

Paul Langevin

Press Republican Oct 13, 1942

Paul Langevin

Paul Langevin died Thursday
morning at his home in Ellenburg
He was born at Jericho N. Y., on
April 11 1870, and died October 15,
1942. He married Augusta Ann
Patenaude on November 9, 1897, at
St. Antoine Abbe, Que.
He was the father of 11 children
His wife and 10 of them survive:
Mrs. Jeanette Patnode, of Ellenburg
Mrs. Clorinda Mcquaid, of Kenmore,
N. Y., Sisters M. Angela, M.
Paula, M. Bonaventure, Jen Marie
all in the Benedictine Order at St.
Mary’s Pa.; four sons, Roderick, of
Oswegatchie; Edgar, of Ellenburg;
Paul, of Los Angeles; Gerald stationed
in New York, with the U. S.
navy, one sister, Mrs. Edmond
Robert,of Ellenburg.
The funeral was  held^Saturday,
October 17th, at St. Edmond’s church
at Ellenburg. Those from out of
town attending were: His grandson,
LaVerne Warner, of Niagara
Mrs. E. G. S. Gagnier and son Edgar,
of Churubusco;