Correspondence of Fathers Joseph Marcoux and Aimé Giguere with the Little Franciscans of Mary - Finding Aid · Franco American Digital Archives

Contributing Institution: University of Maine at Fort Kent
Repository: Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes, University of Maine at Fort Kent, Fort Kent, Maine
View at Contributing Institution: https://archivesspace.umfk.edu/repositories/4/resources/457
Digitization Status: Finding Aid Only / Instrument de recherche
Identifier/Call Number: MCC-00435
Collection/Part of: Correspondence of Fathers Joseph Marcoux and Aimé Giguere with the Little Franciscans of Mary
Title: en Correspondence of Fathers Joseph Marcoux and Aimé Giguere with the Little Franciscans of Mary - Finding Aid
Description: en This collection consists of copies of han+N7:N17dwritten and typescript letters between Father Joseph Marcoux, Pastor of Wallagrass and Eagle Lake, the Little Franciscans of Mary of Baie-Saint-Paul, Bishop Louis S. Walsh of the Diocese of Portland, and Father Aimé Giguère of Fort Kent. The correspondence, starting in 1906 through 1949, requesting the Little Franciscans of Mary to administer and staff Father Marcoux’s hospital (Northern Maine General Hospital) and the Convent School (St. Mary’s Convent) in Eagle Lake and Father Aimé Giguère’s hospital in Fort Kent, Maine. Note that the ArchivesSpace record and the finding aid for this collection identify it, incorrectly, as MCC-00434 and MCC-00434.
Author/Creator: Little Franciscans of Mary
Date(s): 1906/1949
Genre: en letters (correspondence)
Topic & Theme: Daily Life/Vie quotidienne; Education/Éducation; Hospitals/Hôpitaux; Religion; Churches/Églises
Geography: Maine; Aroostook County ME; Eagle Lake ME; Fort Kent ME; Wallagrass ME
familyName: Bideau; Bolduc; Giguere; Marcoux
Source Language: English; French
Library of Congress Subject Heading (LCSH): Catholics--Maine--Aroostook County; Catholic Church--Maine; Maine--Fort Kent; Franco-Americans--Social life and customs; Catholic Church--Clergy; Catholic Church--Education; Maine--Wallagrass; Maine--Eagle Lake
Répertoire de Vedettes-Matière (RVM): Catholiques--Maine--Aroostook (comté d'); Église catholique--Maine; Maine--Fort Kent; Américains d'origine canadienne francophone--Moeurs et coutumes; Église catholique--Clergé; Église catholique--Éducation; Maine--Wallagrass; Maine--Eagle Lake
Copyright Statement and Conditions governing use: Copyright has not been assigned to the Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes
Conditions Governing Access: There are not restrictions on access to this collection
Existence and Location of Originals: Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes, University of Maine at Fort Kent, Fort Kent, Maine
Extent: 3 folders (.75 cubic feet)
Collection Inventory: en Folder 1: Copies of 4 handwritten letters + 1 typescript contract addressed to Reverend Mother Marie Anne de Jésus from Father Joseph Marcoux, 1906, 1907, 1910, 1912 in regard to the Eagle Lake Hospital. Folder 2: 2 typescript letters to Rev. J. Marcoux by Bishop Walsh of Portland and 18 handwritten and typescript letters to “Très Révérende Mère Marie- Dominique, Sup. Gen.” from Fr. J. Marcoux. Dated 1910 to 1918 and in regard to the Convent School of Eagle Lake. Folder 3: 10 typescript letters between Mère Marie du Sauveur, PFM and curé Aimé Giguère of Fort Kent regarding the People’s Benevolent Hospital of Fort Kent. Dated 1948-1949
Recommended Citation: Correspondence of Fathers Joseph Marcoux and Aimé Giguere with the Little Franciscans of Mary, MCC-00435, Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes, University of Maine at Fort Kent
State/Province: Maine
Country: United States

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