Paul Brunelle

   Cause of his death was carbuncle on neck.²

   Another name for Paul was Hypolite.

  General Notes:

Paul's death certificate gives his birthplace as Minnesota. Minnesota Territory was not formed until 1849. At the time of Paul's birth all of what is now the State of Minnesota was a part of Wisconsin Territory.

  In his life:

• Paul was counted in the 1850 US census for Stillwater Precinct, Washington, Minnesota Territory. ³

• In 1850 he lived in Stillwater Precinct, Washington, Minnesota Territory. ³

• He served in the military in the Civil war from 21 July 1862 to 19 August 1865. ⁴ Company A, Sixth Infantry Regiment.

• He was counted in the 1870 US census for Ravenna Township, Dakota, Minnesota. ⁵ Page 5.

• In 1870 he lived in Ravenna Township, Dakota, Minnesota. ⁵

• Paul worked, in 1870, as a farmer in Ravenna Township, Dakota, Minnesota. ⁵

• He was counted in the 1880 US census for Cottage Grove, Washington, Minnesota. ⁶ SD 3, ED 28, Page 11.

• In 1880 he lived in Cottage Grove, Washington, Minnesota. ⁶

• Paul worked, in 1880, as a laborer in Cottage Grove, Washington, Minnesota. ⁶

• He was counted in the 1900 US census for Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ⁷ SD 4, ED 37, Sheet 13a.

• In 1900 he lived in Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ¹

• Paul worked, in 1900, as a farmer in Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ¹

• He was counted in the 1910 US census for Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ⁸ SD 4, ED 173, Sheet 1b.

• In 1910 he lived in Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ⁹

• Paul worked, in 1910, as a farmer in Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ⁹

Paul married Angeline Turpin, daughter of Baptiste Turpin and Jane McCoy, about 1865.¹ (Angeline Turpin was born on 7 July 1846 in Iowa Territory,¹⁰ died on 19 December 1915 in Newport, Washington, Minnesota ¹⁰ and was buried on 21 December 1915 in Grey Cloud Island Cemetery, Grey Cloud Island Township, Washington, Minnesota ¹⁰.) The cause of her death was pneumonia.²