This genealogy.com site is dedicated to the memory of our Dad, Edward Roberge. He was born on 13 Jan 1926 and died 19 August 1991 leaving his wife and seven grown children with a great void that will never be filled. The September after his death we were left to harvest the garden that he had planted in the spring. He was happy tending his vegetables. He had planted asparagus that summer for the first time. It was just coming up and he was pretty excited about his new plants. Now the garden is gone - the farm is sold - but his love of gardening lives on in at least 3 of his children. And every spring we reminisce about his past garden crops and our future garden crops and dearly wish he were still with us. We miss him more than words can ever express. And so, our beloved Daddy, this site will hopefully chronicle the information collected in the search for family ancestors from us through you and beyond to your parents, grandparents, great-grandparents and earlier.

I have now received information from a very generous cousin that bring our family tree all the way back to Jacque Roberge born 1620 and will get that data on the family tree. And so the adventure continues....

• Carol Roberge Family Tree (3 KB)
  

• Edward Roberge 1947 (76 KB)
  This is my dad before he married Mom. He was stationed in New Jersey. He and a couple of army buddies decided to visit New York City and see some of the sites.
• Grandpa Louis & Uncle Theophile (87 KB)
  Uncle Theophile came to North Dakota with Aunt Florence to visit his older brother on his farm. We all got to meet them as we lived just across the road. Photo taken approximately 1962
• My Dad and the rest of the farmers (41 KB)
  This photo was taken when Daddy was eighteen years old before he joined the Army on the farm where he was raised.
• Dad with Grandpa's 48 Ford (17 KB)
  This photo was taken outside our newly-built house. Edward Roberge, son of Louis Phildelhemme Roberge.
• PFC Edward Roberge U.S. Army (27 KB)
  Dad was 20 when this photo was taken. He did a 2 year stint, got to see alot of the country from L.A. to New York but came back to North Dakota when his honorable discharge came. A farm boy he was and a farm boy he remained.
• Our Folks - Ed & Loretta (26 KB)
  This picture was taken by Dad's sister, Virginia, on their folks' farm. Mom and Dad were not yet married - but that fall, on 24 Nov 1948 they tied the knot.
• Ed and his baby sister (32 KB)
  This picture of Dad and his baby sis, Virginia was taken on their folks' farm. Mom and Virginia were only 6 months apart in age. Mom was the elder.
• Grandpa Louis & Grandma Marie Ann (44 KB)
  This studio was taken in Quebec on the occasion of their engagement, I believe.

• Devoted to the Roberge and Weisinger families

Carol (Roberge) Weisinger
403 14th St. NE
Devils Lake, ND 58301
United States
gunznammo2@yahoo.com

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