Marie Alexina Desjardins, daughter of Samuel Desjardins and Marie Lussier, was born on 1 Mar 1888 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine. She became a teacher of French and English. Marie Alexina took her vows and the name Sister Marie Bernard Desjardins. She served with the Dominican Sisters in Hudson, Québec; Valleyfield, Québec; and Dijon, France. Sister Marie Bernard was held for 18 months during World War II in a concentration camp in Vittel, France.
Sources include Maine birth and death records, census records, the Social Security Death Index, cemetery records, and Marie's obituary in the Lewiston Daily Sun 29 Jan 1969.
Sources include Maine birth and death records, census records, the Social Security Death Index, cemetery records, and Marie's obituary in the Lewiston Daily Sun 29 Jan 1969.
Marie Alexina Desjardins, daughter of Samuel Desjardins and Marie Lussier, was born on 1 Mar 1888 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine. She became a teacher of French and English. Marie Alexina took her vows and the name Sister Marie Bernard Desjardins. She served with the Dominican Sisters in Hudson, Québec; Valleyfield, Québec; and Dijon, France. Sister Marie Bernard was held for 18 months during World War II in a concentration camp in Vittel, France.
Sources include Maine birth and death records, census records, the Social Security Death Index, cemetery records, and Marie's obituary in the Lewiston Daily Sun 29 Jan 1969.
Sources include Maine birth and death records, census records, the Social Security Death Index, cemetery records, and Marie's obituary in the Lewiston Daily Sun 29 Jan 1969.
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