Henri

 MERCHANT DIES AFTER SEIZURE ON CITY STREET

H. Quenville Ran Store for Years

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   Suffering a fainting spell on one of Sudbury's main strees about 4:30 O'clock Monday afternoon, Henri Quenville, a well-known resident of the city, died at his home at 702 Coniston Rd. about 7:30pm the same evening. THe 53-year-old Minnow Lake storekeeper was picked up by pedestrians and taken to his home, but failled to rally from what was later learned to be a stoke.

   One of the first Caholic infants to be christened in Sudbury, the deceased man was born here and resided in the districk all his life. He has been operating a general store at Minnow Lake for the past three years, and previous to that time spent seven years at Markstay, seven years at Blezard Valley, and the other years of his life in Sudbury.

   He is survived by his widow, the former Couranna Lalonde, whom he married 33 years ago, at Chelmsford; six sons, Lionel, Aurel, Conrad, Euclid and Romeo, at home and Alcide, living on the Coniston road; and five daughters, Laurette, Rita, Rose-Marie, at home, Mrs Jos. Langlois (Cecile) and Mrs. WIlfred Levert (Aldoria), of Minnow Lake. He is also survived by his father, Hormidas Quenville of Sudbury, and seven brothers, Osias, of Western Canada, Hector, of Fort WIlliam, Arthur, Donat and Sylvio, of Sudbury, WIlfred, of Levack, and Joseph of Montreal; and three sisters, Mrs. Paul Marinoff (Blanche), of Hamilton, Mrs. Osias Savard (Alma), of Sudbury and Josephine Quenville, of Woodstock. THe late Mr. Quenville's body is at present resting at hishome at 702 Coniston road. Funeral mass will be sung on Thursday morning, December 31, at 10 o'clock in All Saints' ROman Catholic Church at Minnow Lake by Rev. Father Tourangeau, assited by deacon and sub-deacon. Interment will be in Blezard Valley Roman Catholic Cemetery.

Source by Sudbury Star abt 1943

Wedding Picture 

September 19, 1910 

Family Picture

Back Row: Corranna, Celile, Henri

Middle Row: Alcide, ? , ? , ?

Front Row: ? , ?, ?, ?,  

 Quenville Brothers

Arthur, Henir and Hector