Adulphus D. Jesmer and Julianne (Robideau) Jesmer.

Link to Joseph and Julia Jesmer, his parents.

Link to Joseph A. Jesmer, his brother.

Link to Jesmer family history page.

Siblings of Adulphus D. Jesmer:

The children of Joseph and Julia.    Joseph and Mary Ann Jesmer, Nelson Edward Jesmer and (Sarah Goulding) Jesmer, Adeline Mary Jesmer Grow (and N.A. Grow), Moses A. Jesmer (and Effie Day); Julia Jesmer (and Peter Robideau). Rosa (Jesmer) and (John Campbell).Elizabeth Jasmin, Adulphus D. Jesmer and Julianne (Robideau) Jesmer;

Marcelina (Jesmer) and Minor Parisien.

Adulphus is the brother of my G-G-Grandfather, Joseph A. Jesmer. He moved out west, from Upper state New York to Greenbush Township MN in 1867. He had been in the lumber business in New York and he farmed in Greenbush Township. He also was involved  in local politics. He and Julia had no children. He lived two door down from Peter Robideau, his brother-in-law. They had lots of kids who were his nieces and nephews, to love and serve.

Adolphus D. Jesmer [Parents] was born on 7 Jul 1846 in Franklin Co, NY. He was christened on 17 Jul 1846 in St Patricks, Hogansburg, Franklin, NY. He died on 14 Apr 1920 in Greenbush Twp, Mille Lacs, MN. He was buried in Greenbush Catholic Cemetery, Mille Lacs, MN. He married Julianne Robideau on 9 Sep 1868 in MN.

[Notes]

Julianne Robideau [Parents] was born on 26 May 1848 in Franklin Co, NY. She was christened on 28 May 1848 in St Regis RC, Huntingdon, PQ. She died on 6 Oct 1911 in St Marys Hosp, Minneapolis, Henn, MN. The cause of death was “Pemphigus” (GF). She was buried in Greenbush Catholic Cemetery, Mille Lacs, MN. She married Adolphus D. Jesmer on 9 Sep 1868 in MN.

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Adolphus D. Jesmer

History of the Upper Mississippi Valley: A. D. JESMER is a native of Franklin county, New York, born on the 7th of June, 1846. At the age of twenty years, he commenced life for himself; engaged in the lumber business in his native State for a year, then came to St. Paul, Minnesota, and the same year (1867) located a claim in section thirty-two, Greenbush township, and has since lived here. Mr. Jesmer was a member of the board of County Commissioners for six successive years, and is at present Town Clerk, having held the office several terms. He was united in marriage with Julia Ann Robideaux, on the 9th of September, 1868.

1870 MN, Mille Lacs, Greenbush- Adolphus “Jasmer” 2 doors down from Peter “Rubido”,

Household Record 1880 United States Census
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Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father’s Birthplace Mother’s Birthplace
Adolphus JESMER Self M Male W 34 NY Farmer CAN NY
Julia JESMER Wife M Female W 32 NY Keeping House NY NY
Henry MALLETT Other S Male W 19 NY Laborer NY NY
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Source Information:
Census Place Greenbush, Mille Lacs, Minnesota
Family History Library Film 1254626
NA Film Number T9-0626
Page Number 358C

Aug 24, 1888 St Paul Daily Globe
“Adolph D Jesmer, a West St Paul grocer”.

1895 MN, MIlle Lacs, Foreston
Jesmer, Adolph D 49
Julia A 46

1900 MN, Hubbard, Todd- A D Jesmer, w/ Julia. He works at a sawmill. She states that she has not bourne children.

GF- death states that he married 27 Aug 1865, died at home of nephew, A.E. Grow, srvcs at St Eds

Julianne Robideau

ancestry.com: Drouin: Hogansburg; Registre pour les Blancs et les Sauvage
“B Julienne 26 May father Joseph Robidoux mother Catherine duhaut, godfather Dan Robidoux. godmother Celeste Robidoux. St Regis 28 May 1848”
GF states she came to MN in 1865 w/parents

It appears that Adolphus & Julianne never had children. On the 1875 E Garlinghouse@ 8, IA, is living with them.

July 26, 1894 Princeton Union
Mrs. A.D. Jesmer, of Foreston, and Mrs. Louis Plumondore, of Greenbush, made the UNION office a social call last Friday and pledged the editor their support at the polls next November.

Princeton Union, Oct 12, 1911
Mrs. A.D. Jesmer of Park Rapids died on Friday, October 6, at St Mary’s hospital, Minneapolis, where she was taken about a month previous for medical treatment. The cause of her death was attributed to pemphigus, a malady which is very uncommon. She was first taken sick on June 5 and gradually grew worse notwithstanding the fact that several of the very best physicians were consulted. Her sufferings were intense but she bore then to the end without complaint.
The remains were brought to Princeton and from here conveyed to Greenbush, Mrs. Jesmer’s old home, where services were conducted in the Catholic church on Monday morning by Rev. Father Levings, and the interment was in the Greenbush Catholic cemetery. The funeral was attended by a large number of friends and relatives and the floral offerings were beautiful and profuse, showing the high esteem in which the good woman was held.
Mrs. A.D. Jesmer, whose maiden name was Juliann Robideau, was born in Franklin county, New York, on May 26, 1848. She came to Minnesota in 1865, with her parents, and first settled in St Paul, where she remained two years, when the family moved to Princeton. Shortly after she went to Greenbush, where her father took up a claim, to reside. On September 9, 1868, she was married to A.D. Jesmer by Rev. Father Murray (sic Maurer) of Dayton at the home of William Carmody in Princeton. With her husband she resided in Greenbush until 1882, then moved to Foreston and lived there until 1895, when she and her husband took up their abode at Park Rapids. She is survived by an aged mother, Mrs. Catherine Robideau, Deer Park, Wash.; three brothers, Louis Robideau, Greenbush; Joseph Robideau, Deer Park, Wash.; and Henry Robideau, Elk, Wash.; Peter Robideau, Deer Park, Wash.; and two sisters, Mrs. E.E. Whitney, Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Caleb Crook, Deer Park, Wash.
Among the relatives and friends who attended the funeral from out of town were Mrs. Gakski, (sic) Mrs. Aslin (sic), and Mrs. Craig, Minneapolis; Mrs. Davey, Chicago; F.T.P. Neumann and wife, Mr. Lemay and Mrs. Frank Judkins, Foreston.
Mrs. Jesmer was one of the kindest women who ever lived – a woman whom to know was to love and respect. She was a Christian in the true meaning of the word, ever ready to assist her neighbors in the time of trouble- to help the needy and comfort the sick. While her taking away has caused much sorrow to her relatives and dear friends, they know that she has gone to a home where suffering abideth not.

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Juliann Robideau Jesmer

Birth: 26 May 1848

Franklin County, New York, USA

Death: 6 Oct 1911 (aged 63)

Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA

Burial: Greenbush Catholic Cemetery

Princeton, Mille Lacs County, Minnesota, USA

Memorial ID

95193705 · View Source

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/95193705/juliann-jesmer

Julia Jesmer’s parents:

Joseph Robideau [Parents] was born on 8 Aug 1821 in Ft Covington, Franklin, NY. He was christened ¹ on 22 Aug 1821 in St Regis, Huntingdon, PQ. He died on 7 Nov 1891 in Foreston, Mille Lacs, MN. The cause of death was Paralysis (GF). He married Catherine Jesmer on 1 Nov 1847 in St Patricks, Hogansburg, Franklin, NY.

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Catherine Jesmer [Parents] was born on 22 Mar 1825 in NY. She died ¹ on 23 Jan 1925 in Seattle, King, WA. She was buried on 1 Jun 1925 in Calvary Cmtry, Seattle, King, WA. She married Joseph Robideau on 1 Nov 1847 in St Patricks, Hogansburg, Franklin, NY.

Adulphus D. Jesmer’s parents:

Joseph Jasmin [Parents] was born on 23 Jun 1809 in St Regis, Huntingdon, PQ, CAN. He was christened on 25 Jun 1809 in St Regis, Huntingdon, QC. He died on 2 Feb 1888 in Greenbush Twp, Mille Lacs, MN. He was buried in Greenbush Cmtry, Greenbush Twp, Mille Lacs, MN. He married ¹ Julia Plamondon on 9 Jan 1832 in St Regis, Huntingdon, PQ, CAN.

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Julia Plamondon [Parents] was born in Feb 1812 in Massena, St Lawrence, NY. She died after 1878/1885. She married ¹ Joseph Jasmin on 9 Jan 1832 in St Regis, Huntingdon, PQ, CAN.

Did Adulphus D. Jesmer Marry His First Cousin? No…But She Was a Second Cousin

Joseph Robideau was the brother of Maryann Jesmer. Here is where it gets a little tricky. Joseph and Catherine Robideau had a girl, Julianne Robideau. She married A.D. Jesmer, the brother of Joseph A. Jesmer. Adolph. D. Jesmer, Maryann Jesmer’s brother in law, married her niece, Julianne. That means that Julianne Jesmer, was the cousin and the aunt of my great grandfather Nelson Adulphus Jesmer. It has been said that A.D. Jesmer married his first cousin, but I don’t think so. Catherine Jesmer (his wife’s mother) was, a first cousin, the daughter of Louis while A.D Jesmer was the son of Louis’ brother Joseph. And so that would make his wife his second cousin. From 1882 to 1895 they were living in Foreston. In 1895 Adolph D Jesmer was 49 years old and Julia A Jesmer was 46 years old. By 1900 A.D. Jesmer was working in saw mill in Todd county 65 miles north west. Later on, they moved to Park Rapids, about 160 miles north of Foreston.

(Adolphus D. Jesmer [Parents] was born on 7 Jul 1846 in Franklin Co, NY. He was christened on 17 Jul 1846 in St Patricks, Hogansburg, Franklin, NY. He died on 14 Apr 1920 in Greenbush Twp, Mille Lacs, MN. He was buried in Greenbush Catholic Cemetery, Mille Lacs, MN. He married Julianne Robideau on 9 Sep 1868 in MN.

Julianne Robideau [Parents] was born on 26 May 1848 in Franklin Co, NY. She was christened on 28 May 1848 in St Regis RC, Huntingdon, PQ. She died on 6 Oct 1911 in St Marys Hosp, Minneapolis, Henn, MN. The cause of death was “Pemphigus” (GF). She was buried in Greenbush Catholic Cemetery, Mille Lacs, MN. She married Adolphus D. Jesmer on 9 Sep 1868 in MN.)

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