Elodie Vandelac ²

   Cause of her death was pulmonary tuberculosis..²

  General Notes:

1900 US census notes she had 14 children, 6 still living.

  More of her medical data:

She died at 3:00 am. ²

  Notes on her death:

She died at home, 170 Thomas Avenue.

  In her life:

• She immigrated from Canada in 1852 to Minnesota. ⁵ The 1910 US census says she immigrated in 1865.
Her death certificate puts the date around 1856.

• From 1864 to 1920 she lived in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ²

• In 1870 she lived in West St. Paul, Dakota, Minnesota. ³

• She was counted in the 1870 US census for West St. Paul, Dakota, Minnesota. ³ Enumerated as Liddy Vandelek.

• Elodie worked, in 1880, as a "keeping house" in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ⁶

• She was counted in the 1880 US census for St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ED 21, SD 3, page 14D.

As Eliza St. Aubin.

• In 1880 she lived in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ⁶

• In 1900 Elodie lived at 213 Fillmore in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ⁵

• She was counted in the 1900 US census for St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ⁵ ED 107, SD 131, sheet 5A, ward 6.

As Ida St. Aubin (actually as Ida St. Albin).

• In 1910 Elodie lived at 85 Robertson in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ⁷

• She was counted in the 1910 US census for St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ⁷ ED 79, SD 4, sheet 19A, ward 6, precinct 3.

The given name is illegible on this record.

• In 1918 Elodie lived at 85 Robertson Street in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ⁸

• She was counted in the 1920 US census for St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ⁹ ED 98, SD 159, Sheet 14B, ward 8, precinct 9

• In 1920 Elodie lived at 170 Thomas Avenue in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota. ^{2 9}

Elodie married Treffley St. Aubin, Sr., son of John Baptiste St. Aubin and Mary Louise Marsil, on 23 May 1868 in Ramsey County, Minnesota.¹ (Treffley St. Aubin, Sr. was born on 30 July 1843 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada,^{8 10} died on 9 May 1918 in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota ¹¹ and was buried on 11 May 1918 in Calvary Cemetery, St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota ⁸.) The cause of his death was prostatic hypertrophy brought on by chronic valvular disease..²