VIALET RESEARCH

Vialet Research Archive

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Index (this page last updated on 07/04/2007)

SHIPMANIFESTS / IMMIGRATION (new info)
WWI DRAFT REGISTRATION
MARRIAGES
BIRTHS AND BAPTISMS
UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS
LOUISIANA SLAVE TRADE
SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX
OBITUARIES
BURIALS / DEATHS
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
COURT DOCUMENTS
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES

IMMIGRATION TO NEW YORK VIA ELLIS ISLAND
Ellis Island Ship Manifests, Source: www.ellisisland.org. Transcribed by: Monifa A. Marrero on 15 Nov 2003. This page was last updated on 04 Jul 2007.

YEAR	COUNTRY OF ORIGIN	PASSENGERS
1892	LE HAVRE, FRANCE	Antoine Vialat: 19 April 1892 Antoine VIALAT sailed from Le Havre, France and arrived at Ellis Island on 18 April 1892 on the La Bretagne ship. He was a 28-year-old Frenchman, and passenger in the steerage section of the ship. There is a line drawn through his marital status (might be divorced or single) and his occupation.
1904	ST. LOUIS, PARIS, FRANCE	Jules Vialet: 03 SEP 1904: Jules was a French man from Paris. He arrived in New York via Ellis Island on 03 Sep 1904. He was 33 years old, male and married who resided in St. Louis, Paris, France. Jules sailed on the La Sovoie ship from Le Haure, Seine Inferior, France. His occupation is listed as "republican guard." He was attending the St. Louis Convention in NYC. Records indicate he left (with the contingent) on 06 Oct 1904. His passage paid for by Committee of St. Louis Exhibition.
1906	VIRGIN ISLANDS	30 JULY 1906 Cecelia Vialet: Cecelia's ethnicity was recorded as Danish West Indies. She was from St. Thomas . Cecelia arrived in New York on 30 July 1906 on the Trinidad ship which sailed from the West Indies . She was a 12 year old school girl, female and single. Cecelia was traveling with her sister Marie Vialet to her aunt, Mrs. Peters, at 18 W. 995, New York. Her mother paid her $15 passage. (Note this same address is where her parents Octavia and Charles Vialet have indicated as their "final destination address.) Marie Vialet: Marie's ethnicity was recorded as Danish West Indies from St. Thomas . She was a 14 year old school girl, female and single. Marie arrived in New York through Ellis Island on 30 July 1906 on the Trinidad ship which sailed from St. Thomas. She was traveling with Cecelia Vialet to her aunt, Mrs. Peters at 18 W. 995, New York. Her mother paid $15 passage. (Note this same address is where her parents Octavia and Charles Vialet have indicated as their "final destination address.) Jane Frazer: was a British West Indian, 24 year old single female servant that was headed to the same address as the two girls. She indicated that Mrs. Peters was her friend. She was probably escorting the two Vialet sisters to their aunt's house.
1907	VIRGIN ISLANDS	19 JAN 1907 OCTAVIE VIOLET (Vialet) 19 JAN 1907: Octavie VIOLET (actually Octavia Vialet) was a 39-year-old married female of Danish ethnicity (race, African), residing in Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas. She departed from St. Thomas on 13 Jan 1907 and arrived in New York aboard the Carima ship on 19 Jan 1907. She possessed $60 onboard the ship. She indicated that she had been in USA before - in 1906, she had visited New York. Her final destination was 18 W., 99th Street, New York 11 JUNE 1907 ALBERTA Vialet on 11 JUNE 1907 Alberta is recorded as a Danish African, residing in Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas. She arrived in New York on 11 June 1907 . She was seven years old at the time. Alberta was a female, single and sailed on the Trinidad ship. Her port of departure was recorded as West Indies . Her record also indicates that she was born in Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Danish West Indies. She was four feet tall, and had brown skin, black hair and eyes. DAVID Vialet on 11 JUNE 1907 David was recorded as a Danish African, residing in St. Thomas . He arrived in New York on 11 June 1907. He was eight years old. David was a male, single and sailed on the Trinidad ship. His port of departure was recorded as West Indies . His record also indicates that he was born in Charlotte Amalie , St. Thomas, Danish West Indies. He was four feet, six inches tall, and had brown skin, black hair and eyes. FREDERICK (FREDK) Vialet 11 JUNE 1907: Fred was recorded as a Danish African, residing in St. Thomas . He arrived in New York on 11 June 1907. He was four years old. Fred was a male, single and sailed on the Trinidad ship. His port of departure was recorded as West Indies . His record also indicates he was born in Charlotte Amalie , St. Thomas, Danish West Indies. He was three feet, six inches, and had brown skin, black hair and eyes. Notation: These three children (Alberta, David and Frederick Vialet) are siblings as all three records indicate they were going to their mother Octavia Vialet at 201 West, 64th Street, New York City. Their passage was paid for by their father.
1908	VIRGIN ISLANDS	CHARLES VIOLET (Vialet) 28 MARCH 1908: On 28 March 1908, Charles departed from the port of Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas on the Guiana ship. He arrived in New York, via Ellis Island on 08 April 1908. He was a 39-year-old married male, who gave his occupation as a goldsmith. His ethnicity was listed as "Denmark" of St. Thomas, Danish West Indies. His race was recorded as African (black). Charles provided the address of his brother, a "T. Vialet" as an address of contact in St. Thomas, Danish West Indies. Charles' final destination was New York, where he would join his wife, Octavie Vialet at 15A West, 99th Street, New York. He did not have a ticket to his final destination, but he had $30 on his person, and had paid for his passage himself. Charles was recorded as six feet, one inch tall, with a black complexion, black hair and brown eyes. There is a notation that Charles had "eyesight lost in right eye." He was born in St. Thomas, D.W.I.
1909	VIRGIN ISLANDS	OCTAVIA Vialet Octavia Vialet was recorded as a Danish African. She arrived in New York , through Ellis Island, on 18 June 1909 . She was 41 years old. Octavia was a female, married and sailed on the Parima ship. Her port of departure was the West Indies . Octavia was traveling with her son Frederick (Fredk) to meet her husband, Charles Vialet at 183 West, 134th Street , New York . She was five feet, four inches tall. 1909, FREDERICK Vialet (FREDK) Fred was recorded as Danish African, from Saint Thomas , Danish West Indies. He arrived in New York , through Ellis Island on 19 June 1909. He was six years old. Fred was a male, single and sailed on the Parima ship from the West Indies . He was traveling with his mother, Octavia Vialet, to meet his father, Charles Vialet. This record gives his place of birth as New York in 1903 (says he was born in New York in 1903). Fred was four feet tall.
1922	VIRGIN ISLANDS	1922, CHARLES Vialet Charles was recorded as being of Danish ethnicity. He sailed from St. Thomas on 23 April 1922 , and arrived in New York on 29 April 1922. He was 51 years old. Charles was a male, married and sailed on the Parima ship from Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas . He was born 20 Nov. 1870 , in St. Thomas , Danish West Indies. (Notation: The record says U.S. Virgin Islands but at the time of his birth, the Virgin Islands were still owned by Denmark ). His address is 161 W, 136 Street, New York City
1924	VIRGIN ISLANDS	1924, CHARLES F. Vialet Charles was recorded as Danish ethnicity. He stood five feet, 10 inches tall and had brown skin, black hair and brown eyes. His residence was New York , USA . Although this record indicates he had been born on St. Thomas , the manifest notes that Charles had been in the US from the age of 10 years to 1924, in New York City . There is a notation on the manifest that indicates Charles left the USA on 17 May 1924 . There is also scribbled writing that Charles had medical certificates and that they were "justified." Charles arrived in New York on 28 Nov 1924 on the Guiana ship from St. Thomas , US Virgin Islands . He was 54 years old, a male and married. He paid his own passage, and was going to his wife, Mrs. O. Vialet at 2257, 7th Avenue, New York City.
1910	VIRGIN ISLANDS	1910, JOSE HIDALGO Vialet Jose was recorded as Danish African from St. Thomas . He arrived in New York through Ellis Island on 11 Feb 1910 on the Korona ship, which sailed from Georgetown , Demerara, British Guiana . Jose was six years and four months old. He was recorded as a single male, three feet, seven (?) inches tall, and place of birth indicated as St. Thomas , Danish West Indies. His father paid his passage to New York to meet Elvira Chetatuan, indicated as his cousin, at 211 Buffalo Avenue , Brooklyn , New York. There is a notation that his "cause of detention" was to attend the hospital on 19 Feb 1910. It appears he was in a hospital and discharged.
1912	VIRGIN ISLANDS	1912, THEODORE Vialet Theodore was recorded as Danish African from St. Thomas. He was 34 years old, a male and single. He was five feet, eight inches tall with brown skin, black hair and green eyes. He was born in St. Thomas, Danish West Indies. Theodore arrived in New York via Ellis Island on 24 July 1912 on the Korona ship which sailed from St. Thomas. Theodore was going to visit a friend, E. Ebershadh at 18 Broadway, New York.
1914	HAVANA, CUBA	1914, ALFRED VIOLET (also known as Alfredo Vialet or Alfred Vialet) 03 NOV 1914: Alfred was a 15-year-old, single, male when he arrived at Ellis Island on 03 Nov. 1914 on the Havana ship. He had departed from the port of Havana, Cuba on 31 Oct 1914. He was a second cabin passenger. The manifest indicates that Alfred was U.S. born - born 1899 in New York, NY.
1918	VIRGIN ISLANDS	1918, OCTAVIA VIOLET (Vialet) On 03 May 1918, Octavia VIOLET (actually Vialet) arrived in New York via Ellis Island on the Saga ship. She had departed from the U.S. Virgin Islands on 28 April 1918. She was a 50-year-old, married female from St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands (formerly Danish West Indies). Her birth date was given as 11 Oct. 1867 in St. Thomas. This manifest also indicates that Octavia was a naturalized U.S. Citizen (as a result of Denmark's sale of the Virgin Islands to the USA in 1917.) Octavia provided her naturalization number, dated 21 Nov 1917. Her address in New York was 114 W, 134 Street, New York. Octavia was traveling with her grandson, Francisco De Silva, who was two years old at the time. Francisco was listed as U.S. born, and his date and place of birth was 12 Aug. 1916 in New York (#42238).
1918	HAVANA, CUBA	1918, MERCEDES T. de Vialet (Mercedes TERRY de Vialet) Mercedes was a Cuban African from Havana , Cuba . She was a 40-year-old married female. She was five feet, six inches tall. Her place of birth was Florida, USA . She had black skin, hair and eyes. Mercedes was traveling with her daughter, Elva Vialet, who was born in Canada. She arrived in New York, via Ellis Island, on 11 Sep 1918 on the Esperanza ship which sailed from Havana, Cuba. Mercedes paid for her own passage to meet her husband, Alfredo Vialet at 136 West, 124 Street, New York. 1918, ELVA Vialet Elva was recorded as Cuban African. She was female, single, 14 years old, 4 feet, 5 inches tall. The manifest indicates her place of birth at Canada. Elva arrived in New York, via Ellis Island , with her mother Mercedes de Vialet on 11 Sep 1918. They sailed on the Esperanza ship from Havana, Cuba. She was traveling with her mother Mercedes T. de Vialet to go to her father, Alfredo Vialet.
1918	HAVANA, CUBA	1918, JAELIN VIOLET Jaelin VIOLET was recorded as Great Britain, African residing in Havana, Cuba. She was a 30-year-old single female. She arrived in New York via Ellis Island on 11 Sep 1918 on the Esperanza ship which sailed from Havana, Cuba . Jaelin was going to visit her sister at Alfred Darlington's home - the address was 34 Guilified Street, Watertown, Massachusetts.
1920 1921	MARSEILLE, FRANCE	1920, ANDRE Vialet Andre was a white, 37-year-old, French male. He arrived in New York via Ellis Island on 03 May 1920 on the Canada ship, which sailed from Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhone, France. Andre was an oiler (crew) on the ship. Shipped or engaged in 1920 (?), from Marseille. 1921, ANDRE Vialet Andre arrived in New York again in 1921 on 03 Feb. He was now 38 years old. He arrived on the Fremantle ship, which sailed from Marseilles, Bouches-du-Rhone , France. On this trip, Andre was the chief fireman on the ship and was shipped on 07 April 7 (year not indicated) from Marseille, France.
1920	HAVRE, FRANCE	1920, MARIUS Vialette The vessel Leopolinda sailed into the port of Ellis Island, New York on 05 Nov 1920 from Havre, France. Marius Vialette was a coal passer crewman on the ship, which departed from Havre on 25 Oct 1920. He was a 27-year-old Frenchman, able to read, 5 feet six inches tall at 133 pounds.
1924	BORDEAUX, FRANCE	1924, JEAN Vialette Jean Vialette was a 33-year-old Frenchman that arrived at New York via Ellis Island on 21 Jan 1924. The La Bourdonnais ship deported from Bordeaux, France on 02 Jan 1924; he was employed as a coal passer on the ship, and had been a seaman for one year. He was five feet, four inches tall and weighed 130 pounds and he was able to read. 1924, JEAN Vialette Jean returned to New York again 26 Feb 1924. He sailed on the La Bourdonnais from Bordeaux, France via Halifax on 13 Feb 1924. He had served just one year at sea. He was a crewman aboard this ship, employed as a coal passer. He was 33 years old, five feet four inches tall, 143 pounds. 1924, JEAN Vialette Jean was still 33 years old when he returned to New York via Ellis Island on 11 April 1924. He was a fireman on the La Bourdonnais which sailed from Bourdeaux, France on 27 March 1924. Jean was five feet four, 145 pounds. His name, along with several others were crossed off this list, with initials at the end "JAC", no explanation as to why his name (or the others) was crossed off. Usually this was done when a passenger was discharged.
1953		1953, HOWARD VIALET. Howard was 27 years old when he departed from the port of St. George's, Newfoundland, Canada and arrived at New York on 21 Dec 1953 aboard the General Stuart Heintzelman ship. His estimated birth year was 1926. He was listed as a waiter aboard the ship.
1954		1954, HOWARD VIALET. Howard was 27 years old when he arrived at the port of New York, New York aboard the Geiger Ship on 06 Oct 1954. He was listed as a utility man aboard the ship.

PASSENGER LISTS - ENTRY INTO FLORIDA, USA

1909 LUIS VIALET. Luis Vialet was a 54 year old widow when he entered the USA aboard the Mascotte ship which disembarked from Havana, Cuba and arrived at Key West, Florida on 04 May 1909. His occupation was a tailor, but he could not read/write. He was a native of Cuba, born in St. de Cuba. His last residence was in Havana Cuba. He listed his nearest relative as his son, L. Vialet #12 Salud, Havana, Cuba. His final destination was Key West, Florida.

1911, ALFREDO VIALET. Alfredo was 34 years old when he entered the USA aboard the Ollivette ship which disembarked from Havana, Cuba and arrived at at Key West, Florida on 07 March 1911. He was listed as a Cuban, African, born in Cuba and residing in New York, USA. His profession was listed as musician. He listed his father Luis Vialet as nearest relative where he came from (address illegible). His final destination was New York, NY.

1911, JUANA VIALET. Juana Vialet was 30 years old when she entered the USA aboard the Ollivette ship which disembarked from Havana Cuba and arrived at Tampa, Florida on 22 March 1911. She was a married, African Cuban female of no listed occupation. Her last residence was in Cuba (address illegible) and she was born in Cuba. Her final destination was Tampa, Florida.

1911 NATIVIDA VIALET: Nativida Vialet was an 18 year old, married female who was born in Tampa, Florida. She entered the U.S. at the port of Tampa, Florida from the port of Havana, Cuba on 20 Aug 1911 aboard the Masscotte ship. She had no occupation listed, could not read/write and the address of her nearest relative in Cuba was illegible.

1913 MAURICIO VIALET. Mauricio Vialet was 19 years old and single, born in Tampa, Florida, USA. He entered the U.S. from the port of Havana, Cuba aboard the Ollivette ship which docked at Key West Florida on 17 June 1913. He was an African Cuban whose occupation was listed as a (maker?). His nearest relative in Cuba was his father, Luis Vialet at #12 Salud Street, Havana, Cuba.

1915 MAURICIO VIALET and MAURICIO VIALET: Mauricio Vialet was 20 years old single male, and a U.S. Citizen, and his occupation was listed as a (maker?). He listed is father, Luis Vialet in Cuba as his nearest relative, and indicated his last residence was in Havana, Cuba. He entered the port of Key West, Florida aboard the Ollivette ship on 27 March 1915, and his final destination was Miami, Florida. The younger Mauricio was 11 years old aboard the same ship. He listed his mother Marcia(?) Vialet as his nearest relative (addresses illegible). He was a student. There is a notation that the younger Mauricio was released from the ship into the care of his aunt, Mrs. B. Joseph. The younger Mauricio was destined for Key West, Florida. Both Mauricio's were classified as Africans (black), but were both U.S. Citizens.

1920, EMILIA VIALET: Emilia was a 18 year old, single female listed as a Cuban African. She departed from the port of Havana Cuba aboard the Governor Cobb ship and arrived at Key West, Florida on 31 March 1920 (note the date is crossed out and a written 01 April is written above the original manifest date). Emilia's occupation was a dressmaker, spoke Spanish and was able to read and write. Her nearest relative in Cuba was her father, Luis Vialet and his residence was 37 Salud Street, Havana Cuba. Her place of birth was Havana. Cuba. Her final destination was listed as Havana, Cuba which might indicate that she planned to return to Cuba.

PASSENGERS LISTS - AIR

19 Aug 1946 - LaGuardia Airport, New York
Pan American World Airways
Source: Ancestry.com New York Passenger Lists 1820-1957 (Lines 1 and 29-30)

Freida Vialet, address given as 624 E., 69 Street, New York City, ticket No. 49062, age 32, female, married, white, destined for New York, USA, occupation given as "housewife," arrived at LaGuardia Airport, New York, New York on 19 Aug 1946.
Elsa Vialet, same address given, same ticket number, age 7, female, white, departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico, arrived at LaGuardia Airport, New York, New York on 19 Aug 1946.
Shirley Vialet, same address given, written notation that she is the daughter of the person on line 29 (Freida Vialet), age 5, female, white, destined for New York, USA, arrived at LaGuardia Airport, New York, New York on 19 Aug 1946.

14 Sep 1951 - LaGuardia Airport, New York
Pan American World Airways
Source: Ancestry.com New York Passenger Lists 1820-1957 (Lines 49-51 )

Fred Vialet, address given as 440W, 498, New York, place of origin St. Thomas, departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico, arrived at LaGuardia Airport, New York on 14 Sep 1951
Fred Vialet, same address, place of origin New York, departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico, arrived at LaGuardia Airport, New York on 14 Sep 1951
Myra Vialet, same address, place of origin New York, departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico, arrived at LaGuardia Airport, New York on 14 Sep 1951

13 Oct 1951 - LaGuardia Airport, New York
Pan American World Airways
Source: Ancestry.com New York Passenger Lists 1820-1957 (Line 17)

Fred Vialet, address given as 1960 Madison Avenue, New York City, place of origin St. Thomas, departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico, arrived at Luguardia Airport, New York on 13 Oct 1951

13 Dec 1951 - LaGuardia Airport, New York
Pan American World Airways
Source: Ancestry.com New York Passenger Lists 1820-1957 (Line 26)

Fred Vialet (misspelled as Fored Vialet), address given as 1960 Madison Avenue, New York City, place of origin St. Thomas, VI, departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico, arrived at LaGuardia Airport, New York on 13 Dec 1951.

07 Aug 1951 - Idlewild Airport, Idlewild, New York
Pan American Airways

Estrelle Vialet, address listed as 629 W, 103 Street, New York, place of origin was St. Thomas, departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico and arrived at Idlewild Airport, Idlewild, New York City on 07 Aug 1951
Randolph Vialet, same (Researcher's Note - this is her son, L. Rudolph Vialet)
Ruth Vialet, same

04 Nov 1951 - New York, New York
Pan American Airways

Ralph Vialet
Raphaela Vialet

06 April 1952 - LaGuardia Airport, New York
Pan American World Airways
Source: Ancestry.com New York Passenger Lists 1820-1957 (Lines 17-20)

Roy Vialet, address listed as 893 Green Avenue, New York, place of origin was St. Thomas, and departed from San Juan, PR and arrived at LaGuardia Airport, New York, NY on 06 April 1952
Ramon Vialet, same as above
Lionel Vialet, same as above
Riel Vialet, same as above

IMMIGRATION TO LOUISIANA
Source: New World Immigrants: A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists and Associated Data from Periodical Literature, by Michael Tepper, published 1979, page 508.

Jacques Vialet, immigrated from France in 1719 to Louisiana at age 34.

IMMIGRATION TO CANADA

Source: 1901 Census of Canada, Province of Quebec (Extraction of those who were born outside of Canada and have given a year of immigration to Canada) - National Archives of Canada, District 175, Montreal City (Sub District A1 - St. Antoine Ward)

Alfred Vialet, age 26
Mercede Vialet, age 24 (wife of Alfred Vialet)

NATURALIZATION - INDEX TO DECLARATION OF INTENT FOR NATURALIZATION: NEW YORK COUNTY, 1907-1924

Alfredo Vialet, Vol. 663, pg 401

SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX
Source: www.rootsweb.com

The following Via let's were proven to be relatives (blood or married) to our Caribbean Vialet Family with ancestors in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

David Vialet, 25 May 1898 - Nov 1979, Son of A. Vialet of St. Thomas
Jose Hidalgo Vialet, 26 Sep 1903 - 05 Jan 1986, Son of L. F. Vialet of St. Thomas
Adele L. Vialet, 21 Dec 1914 - 29 Oct 1991, Wife of J. Hidalgo Vialet of St. Thomas
Zezelie Vialet, 19 Sep 1913 - 22 Nov 1988, Wife of R. P. Vialet of St. Thomas
Felix J. Vialet, 16 Apr 1916 - 24 Oct 2000, Son of L. F. Vialet of St. Thomas
Aubrey E. Vialet, 21 Oct 1928 - 30 May 2002, Son of L. F. Vialet of St. Thomas
Lionel Rudolph Vialet Sr., 29 Dec 1940 - 27 Aug 1995, Son of L. E. Vialet of St. Thomas
Cheryl S. Vialet, 01 Jul 1947 - 05 Nov 2002, Wife of L. R. Vialet Sr. of St. Thomas [note SSDI has incorrect date of death as 07 Nov 2002. Her actual date of death was verified by her children, my cousins.]
Ralph Vialet, 22 Jun 1946 - 23 Jan 1997, Son of L. E. Vialet of St. Thomas
Kenny D. Vialet, 10 Nov 1954 - 06 Nov 1991, Jamaica, Queens, New York
Fred Vialet (Frederick Clarence Phillip Vialet), 26 May 1903 - Nov 1986, Son of A. Vialet of St. Thomas
Yusef I. Vialet, 07 Feb 1966 - 18 May 2001, Son of P. Vialet
Minerva Vialet, 28 Feb 1911 - 24 May 1978, of St. Thomas (parents unknown to date)
Leon F. Vialet, 20 Apr 1920 - 15 Nov 1995

Social Security Death Index - Louisiana Vialet Family Deaths

John Vialet, born 18 Jan 1912 - died Jun 1980, he was an engineer in the Exxon Oil Company; married Nellie Eads-Vialet and father of John, David, Marguerite and Sarah Anne Vialet.
Nellie Vialet (Nellie EADS-Vialet), 16 Apr 1914 - Aug 1982, she was a homemaker from Mississippi (four children)
Anne Vialet (Sarah Anne Vialet), 18 Aug 1946 - 14 Mar 1992
Marguerite Vialet, 05 Dec 1907 - 17 Mar 1993, she was a teacher; born in Louisiana
David E. Vialet (David Eads Vialet), 01 Feb 1942 - 01 Jan 2000
John D. Vialet (John David Vialet), 17 Jan 1972 - 14 Sep 2003, son of David Vialet; grandson of John and Nellie Eads-Vialet

Social Security Death Index - Descendants of Cuban Vialet Family (Alfredo Vialet)

Millie Vialet (Minna BOYKINS JENKINS Vialet), 10 Dec 1892 - Oct 1982, (wife of Alfredo Vialet, the violinists from Cuba)
Alfred Vialet (Jr.), 21 Jun 1900 - Jul 1984
Alfred Vialet (III), 05 Jun 1922 - 12 Nov 1987
Mercedes Vialet, 04 Jan 1924 - 22 Nov 2003
Millicent Vialet, 24 May 1936 - 25 Jul 1990 (V)

Social Security Death Index - Unknown Vialet's that died in the USA
If you know who any of these Vialet's are, please write to CaribbeanKingdom@yahoo.com.

Stephen Vialet, 10 May 1895 - 15 Oct 1987
Nellie Vialet, 16 Jan 1925 - 24 Aug 1996
Ruth Vialet, 28 Feb 1927 - 02 Sep 1999
Luis Vialet, 01 Sep 1928 - May 1986

Social Security Death Index - Alternate Spellings of Vialet

James VIALLET, 18 Feb 1889-Jan 1963, SS issued in Colorado, last known residence Utah
Evelyn B. VIALLET, 14 Oct 1906 - 06 Jan 1997, SS issued in Utah, last known residence Utah
Madge VIALLET, 22 Dec 1931 - 25 May 1999, SS issued in Colorado, last known residence California
Gregory E. VIALLET, 08 Jun 1958 - 20 Apr 1995, SS issued in California, last known residence California

UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS

1850 Federal Census,East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana
September 12th, 1850, # 417

John Vialet, 26, male, occupation: druggist, born La. (born about 1824)
Elizabeth Vialet, 26, female, born La. (born about 1824)
L.M. Shekeg, 32, male, printer, born La.

*Note, his name is John A. Vialet and her name is Elizabeth PARNELL Vialet. They were married 8th May 1843 in Baton Rouge, La.

1870 (Louisiana), 11 June 1870 [Page No. 58], Louisiana, 5th Ward, New Orleans

Andrew Vialet: Andrew, a white male age 42, born in France, is the head of the household. He was a boat and shoemaker. His mother and father were of foreign birth.
Jane Ursin, a white female age 50 from France, who kept house. Her parents were of foreign birth.
Emily Ursin age 15, born in Louisiana who was "at home." Her parents were of foreign birth.
Jules Ursin, a white male age 12, born in Louisiana, who was attended school. His parents were of foreign birth.

1880, [Roll: T9_401; Family History Film: 1254401; Page: 428D; Enumeration District: 63; Image: 0871], Barlow Ballard, Kentucky

James Thompson: He was the head of this household. He was a married, 39-year-old black man born in Tennessee about 1841. His occupation was a rail road section hand. Both his parents were born in Tennessee.
Eliza Thompson: She was a 19-year-old mulatto who was born about 1861 in Kentucky employed as keeping house. She was married to James Thompson. Both of her parents were from Kentucky. Eliza and James had the following children: (1) William Thompson, a mulatto son, age 3, born in Kentucky, (2) Nanie Thompson, a mulatto daughter, age 2, born in Kentucky, and (3) Marshall Thompson, a six-month-old mulatto son, born in Kentucky
Sallie Maberry, a single, black female, age 21 from Kentucky
Maggie Maberry, a black one-year-old girl from Kentucky.
Fefiell Thomas, a 19-year-old black male from Missouri, also employed as a rail road section hand.
John Vialet, John appeared to be a boarder in the home of a black man named James Thompson. This John Vialet was a Negro male, age 21, born in Kentucky about 1859. Both of his parents were born in Kentucky. No occupation is listed.

1880, Kings, Brooklyn, New York City, Greater New York

John Vialet: A 30-year-old white male born in Louisiana about 1850. He was a single man and his occupation was compositor. He was listed as the head of the household. His mother and father were both born in Louisiana.
Annie Vialet: John's 28-year-old sister was also living in the home. She was born in 1852 in Louisiana. She was single and white, and no occupation was listed. Both of her parents were born in Louisiana.
Anna Purnell: Aunt of John Vialet (and Annie) lived in the home and worked keeping house. She was a 53-year-old white female, born in 1827 in Louisiana. Her father was from Ireland and her mother from France. [Anna Purnell died about 1920; she was the sister of John's mother Elizabeth PARNELL Vialet]

23 June 1900, Enumeration District 65, Sheet No. 17, Farmer's Precinct, Salt Lake City, Utah, Gallens Street (near 11th Street)

Louis VIALLET -- was the head of the household. He was a white male, born Feb. 1848. He was 52 years old on his last birthday. He had been married for 13 years. He was born in France, as were both of his parents. He was a naturalized citizen; he immigrated to America in 1875 and had been living in the U.S. for 25 years. He was employed as a miner, and could read, write and speak English. Their home (not farm) he and his family lived in was rented.
Hortensy VIALLET -- was the wife of Louis VIALLET. She was a white female, born June 1866. She was 33 on her last birthday. She had been married 13 years. Hortensy was born in Switzerland as were both her parents. She emigrated to America in 1876 and had been living in the U.S. for 24 years. She was the mother of six children, four of whom were still living in 1900. There was no occupation listed, and Hortensy could read, write and speak English.
James VIALLET -- was a white male, the son of John VIALLET. James was born Feb. 1889, and was 11 years old on his last birthday. He was born in Wyoming. On the day of the census in 1900, he had attended school for nine months of that year and could read, write and speak English.
John VIALLET -- was a white male, the son of John VIALLET. John was born April 1892 and he was eight years old on his last birthday. He was born in Utah. On the day of the census in 1900, he had attended school for nine months of that year and could not read and write but he did speak English.
Pauline VIALLET -- was a white female, the daughter of John VIALLET. Pauline was born Jan. 1896 and was four years old on her last birthday. She was born in Utah. Pauline read, wrote and spoke English.
Rose VIALLET -- was a white female, the daughter of John VIALLET. Rose was born May 1898, and was two years old on her last birthday. She was born in Utah.

09 June 1900, Sheet No. 9, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Sixth Ward)
According to this census, John, Mary and Genevieve were all born in Louisiana, as were their parents.

John Vialet: John is the head of the household. He was a white male, born Oct. 1850 and was 50 years old at his last birthday. He was married and had been married only one time for four years. John was a physician and lived in a rented home with his family.
Mary Vialet: Wife of John Vialet, born March 1872. She was a white woman, married once for four years, 28 on her last birthday, and was the mother of one child who was still alive in 1900.
Genevieve Vialet: Daughter of John and Mary Vialet, born Oct. 1878. She was three years old and a white female.
Anne Parnell: Aunt of John Vialet (his mother's sister), she was a white female, born Nov. 1826. She was 74 on her last birthday and she was single. She could not read or write, but spoke English.
A man whose surname was Verbest, a white male born in 1857, age 65 on his last birthday. He was born in Belgium, as were his parents. He was a single man and employed as a gardener. He migrated to the U.S. in 1868. He read, wrote and spoke English.

01 June 1905, Rib Lake, Taylor, Wisconsin (State Census of Residents)

John Vialet, head, white, male, married, 31 at last birthday, born in Maine, parents born in Maine, occupation Laborer, rented their home
Lena Vialet, wife, white, female, married, 27 at last birthday, born Denmark, parents born in Denmark, homemaker
Ida Vialet, daughter, white, female, single, 4 at last birthday, born Wisconsin, parents born Maine & Denmark

01 March 1905, Sedgwick, Wichita, Kansas (State Census of Residents)

Alice Vialet, white, female, age 63, born in Ohio
(several members lived in the home with her)

11 May 1910, Sheet No. 14, Washington County, Maryland, Election District 8, District 131

Harlan Vialet (or Harlan Violet), head of household, white male, age 24, born about 1886 in Maryland, parents both born in Maryland, married for six years to Edith R., farmer
Edith R. Vialet (or Edith Violet), wife of Harlan Vialet, white female, age 26, born about 1884, married six years, mother of two children, born Maryland and both parents born in Maryland, profession stated as none/house.
Grace Vialet, daughter, white female, age five, born in Maryland as were both parents
Paul E. Vialet, son, white male, age four months, born in Maryland as were both parents.

04 May 1910, Sheet No. 32, Near Hope Villa Road (?), Accession, Louisiana (Ward 8)

John L. Vialet (same family as above): John is the head of the household. He was a white male, age 59, and married for 15 years. John and both of his parents were born in Louisiana. John was a medical physician (M.D.) with his own practice. The family apparently moved, and they now owned their own home.
Mary E. Vialet: John's wife, white, female, age 38 and was the mother now of two children, both of whom were alive. She was born in Louisiana as was her father, but indicates her mother born in Florida.
Genevieve Vialet: Daughter of John and Mary Vialet, white female age 12, born in Louisiana.
Marguerite Vialet: Daughter of John and Mary Vialet, white female, age two, born in Louisiana.
Anne Parnell, aunt. She was a white female, age 82 and single. She and both of her parents were born in Louisiana.
Viola Goodwin, a boarder, white, female, age 19, born (and her parents) in Louisiana. She was a public school teacher, and had been unemployed for 16 weeks in 1910.
Julian Fallis, a boarder, white, male, age 19, born (and his parents) in Louisiana. He was a public school teacher, and had been unemployed for 16 weeks in 1910.

09 May 1910, Sheet No. 16, Logan, Kentucky (Oakville Voting Precinct, District 16)

Horrace was a white male born in Kentucky, age 52, married for the second time to his wife. They had been married five years. Horrace paid rent for the farm he and his family lived on. Horrace's wife was Angie (spelling?), a white female, age 49 who had no children. She was from Louisiana, her father from Tennessee and her mother from Kentucky. Also living in the house were Horrace's children, a daughter Leah age 18 and single, and his son John C. age 24 and single.
Sam Vialet was a white male, age 15. He was born in Missouri as was his mother. His father was from Kentucky. He was employed as a farm laborer, but also attended school. Sam is a boarder in the home of Horrace E. McAliston (spelling?).

25 April 1910, Borough of Manhattan, New York

Harry Leonaio is age 43; his wife was Emma E. Leonaio, age 37, and female age 58 whose surname was DeLeon (her relationship to Harry is illegible) was also living in the home. The address is hard to read, but appears to be West 99th Street.
Alfredo Vialet: Alfredo was listed as a "lodger" (boarder), male, mulatto, age 34, married once, and he had been married for 10 years. He was born in Cuba (Spanish) as were his mother and father. Alfredo immigrated to the U.S. in 1892. He spoke English, and was employed as a musician in a cigar factory. He was also able to read and write. Alfred is found living as a boarder in the home of Harry Leonaio (?).

19 April 1910, District 537, Ward 12, Manhattan, New York

Charles Vialet: Charles was the head of the household, a mulatto male, age 42, born in West Indies, and employed as a jeweler in his own store, rented home.
Octavia B. Vialet: wife, a mulatto female, age 42, born in the West Indies and her parents were born in the West Indies. She had no occupation.
Cecelia M. Vialet: daughter, a mulatto, age 19, born in the West Indies, she was a housekeeper for a private family.
David A. Vialet: son, a mulatto, age 11
Frederick C. Vialet: son, a mulatto, age 6
Julian Marson, lodger, age 25, born in the West Indies, black, male, married, porter for a staffing car
Jane Marson, lodger, 29, born in the West Indies, both parents born in the West Indies, mulatto (black), female, married, housework for a private family
Anna Marson, lodger, age 1, born in New York, mulatto, female

1917, (USVI 1920 CENSUS), Southside Quarters, Altona Estate, St. Thomas USVI

Rumelia David: head, mulatto, age 28, born in St. Thomas and was a laundress in her home.
Reginia Francis: daughter, Negro, age five, born in St. Thomas
Olivia Vialet: son, Negro, age two, born in St. Thomas

1920, Puerta de Tierra, San Juan, Puerto Rico

Rosario Garcia Ramirez, age 52, head of household
Paula Bonasio Colon, wife, age 45
Paula Ortiz Vialet, age 42 (2nd) head of household), mulatto, married, born Puerto Rico, both parents born Puerto Rico
Ricarda Ortiz Vialet, age 21, daughter, mulatto, born Puerto Rico, both parents born Puerto Rico
Lidia Canaquello Ortiz, age 4, granddaughter (to Paula Ortiz Vialet), mulatto, born Puerto Rico, both parents born Puerto Rico
Gregorio Adimo, age 17, single, male, white, born Puerto Rico, both parents born Puerto Rico
Anastasio Nieves Rodriguez, age 23, male, white, born Puerto Rico, both parents born Puerto Rico
Maria Cristina Martinez Colon, age 2, daughter, white, born Puerto Rico, both parents born Puerto Rico
Octavio Martinez Colon, age 10 months, son, white, born Puerto Rico, both parents born Puerto Rico

1920, Cook County, Chicago, Illinois

Sallie Woods: was the head of this household in Illinois. Sallie was a Negro female, age 32 and widowed. She was born in Mississippi (father Georgia, mother Alabama). She did housework for a private family. Also living in the house were her daughters Carolyn Woods 14; Anell Woods 10, and Lillian Woods 9.
Mercedes Terry: a "widowed" female, age 39, mulatto and a boarder in the home of Sallie Woods. She was born in Cuba, as were her parents, and she worked as a domestic for the Red Cross.
Elva Vialet: daughter of Mercedes Terry, a single female, age 16, born in Canada but her native tongue was Spanish. Her mother and father were born in Cuba. She was not employed. She is also listed as a boarder in the home of Sallie Woods
Other boarders in the house were a man named Chas C----, age 60 and widowed. He was born in Louisiana and employed in the boiler room of a steel plant. The other boarder was Yan Mtichelles, a 26-year-old male, married and born in Louisiana who also worked in the boiler room of a steel plant.

05 Jan 1920, New York, New York

Charles Vialet: head of this household. He was a Negro male, age 58, married and born in the USVI. He was employed as an electrician for the government. Both parents were born in the USVI.
Octavia Vialet: wife, Negro, age 52, born in the USVI and married. Both parents were born in the USVI. She was a nurse.
Antonio DeSylvia: son-in-law, Negro, male, age 29, married, born in the USVI as were both parents. He was a chef at a restaurant.
Cecile DeSylvia: daughter, Negro, age 26, married, born USVI and she was employed in a shop.
Francis DeSylvia: grandson, Negro, age 4, born in the USVI.
David Vialet: son, Negro, age 24, married, born in USVI and employed as an electrician in the U.S. Navy yard for wages.
Daisy Vialet: daughter-in-law (wife), Negro, age 19, married, born in Georgia (both parents from Georgia). She was not employed.
Frederick Vialet: son, Negro, age 17, married, born USVI and was employed as an electrician on a ship for wages.
Roberta Vialet: daughter-in-law (wife), Negro, age 16, married, born in South Carolina (both parents from S. Carolina) and she was not employed.
Atula Burnet: cousin, Negro male, age 35, married, born in St. Thomas, employed as a bookkeeper in a store for wages.
Audley Roach: boarder, Negro male, 19, single, born in Haiti and spoke French (both parents from Haiti). He was a student.

12 April 1930, Kings Quarters (City), St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands

Flavel Vialet, head, Negro, male, age 51, owned his home, married, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, cabinet maker in his own shop, wages on his own accord,
Elsa Vialet, wife, Negro, female, age 44, married, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, no occupation
Dalgo Vialet, son, Negro, male, age 26, single, born St. Thomas, cabinet maker in his father's shop
Luis Vialet, son, Negro, male, age 24, single, born St. Thomas, tailor in a tailor shop
Rudolph Vialet, son, Negro, male, age 20, single, house painter
Elise Vialet, daughter, Negro, female, age 16, single, attending school
Felix Vialet, son, Negro, female, age 13, single, attending school
Flavel Vialet, son, Negro, male, age 12, single, attending school
Sosthenes Vialet, son, Negro, male, age 10, single, attending school
Audrey Vialet, daughter, Negro, female, age 8, single, attending school
Aubrey Vialet, son, Negro, male, age 7 years, 6 months, single, attending school
Theodore Vialet, son, Negro, male, age 6, single, attending school

1930, West 61st Street, New York, New York

Mildred Vialet, head, a Negro female age 25, married at age 16, born in Virginia, father born in Virginia and mother born in New York, and employed as a laundress in a hospital. She rented her home for $14 a month.
Alfred Vialet, son, Negro, age 8
Mercedes Vialet, daughter, Negro, age 5
Howard Vialet, son, Negro, age 4
Lucy Vialet, daughter, Negro, age 3 months
Wesley Williams, son, Negro, age 4 years

15 April 1930, East Baton Rouge, Louisiana
(Note: this family's surname was misspelled as VIOLET in the index.)

May E. Vialet: head and owned her own home worth $75 thousand, a white woman age 57, widowed (married at age 24), born in Louisiana as were both her parents. She operated a rooming house at her home at St. Anthony Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Genevive Vialet: daughter, white, age 32, single, born Louisiana as were both her parents and employed as a stenographer
Marguerite Vialet: daughter, white, age 22, single, born Louisiana as were both her parents. She was not employed.
John Vialet: son, white, age 18, single, born Louisiana as were both his parents. He was not employed
Geophild H. Woods: boarder, white male, 27, divorced (married at age 22), born Louisiana as were both his parents, and employed as an electrician at an oil refinery.

10 April 1930, Chikasha, Grady, Oklahoma

Elizabeth Vialet: head, rented her home for $4.50, white female, age 68, widowed (married at 21), born Pennsylvania, both parents born in Germany.
Henry R. Burch: boarder, white male, 51, married at age 28, born Texas, father born Louisiana, mother born Texas, skilled as a carpenter but was not employed.
Laura B. Burch: boarder, white female, age 38, married at 16 years old, born Oklahoma, father born Tennessee, mother born Georgia, employed as a dressmaker in a private home.
Loretta R. Burch: boarder, white female, age 21, single, born Texas, father born Texas and mother born Oklahoma. She was employed as an operator of a telephone exchange.

April 1930, Manhattan Street, Livingston, Groveland, New York, District 8

David F. Vialet, head, $25 per month rent, male, Negro, 32, married at age 20, born U.S. Virgin Islands, both parents born U.S. Virgin Islands, employed as a radio dealer.
Daisy B. Vialet, wife-head, female, Negro, 29, married at 18, born Georgia, both parents born Georgia, not employed
Leon F. Vialet, son, Negro, 9, attending school, born New York, father USVI, mother Georgia
Jeanette L. Vialet, daughter, Negro, 8, attending school, born New York, father USVI, mother Georgia

10 April 1930, 7th Ave, District 927, Manhattan, New York

Antonio DeSilva, head, rented home $60 per month, male, negro, 45, married at age 25, read/write born England, father born Portugal, mother born England, real estate broker
Cecile DeSilva (note - her maiden name was Vialet), wife, female, negro, 36, married at age 16, read/write, born Virgin Islands, both parents born U.S. Virgin Islands, dressmaker in her own shop
Charles Vialet, father-in-law, male, negro, married at age 19, read/write, born Virgin Islands, both parents born Virgin Islands, jeweler in his own shop
Francisco E. DeSilva, son, male, negro, 14, attending school, could read/write, born in New York, father England, mother Virgin Islands
Mary DeSilva, daughter, female, negro, 10, attending school, could read/write, born in New York, father England, mother Virgin Islands
Lucinda DeSilva, daughter, female, Negro, 8, attending school, could read/write, born in New York, father England, mother Virgin Islands.
Victor C. Thorne, boarder, male, Negro, 43, widow, born England, both parents born England, printer in office building
Harry L. King, boarder, male, Negro, 40, widow, born Virginia, both parents born Virginia, laborer at (illegible)

21 April 1930, Queens Quarter (City,) St. Thomas [E.D. 23]

Line 64: Ellenore Vialet, head 2, rented home, female, Negro, 62, single, did not attend school, able to read/write English, born St. Thomas, both parents born St. Thomas, spoke English, servant for private family for wages
Line 65: Maria Boro, niece, female, Negro, 18, single, did not attend school, able to read/write English, born St. Thomas, father born St. Thomas, mother born Antigua, spoke English, not employed

WWI DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD (C)

Name: Alfred Vialet
Serial Number: 475
Order Number: 503
Permanent Home Address: Manhattan, New York
Age by Years: 42
Date of Birth: 11 Sep 1876
Race: Negro
U.S. Citizen: Alien, Declarant
Citizen of: Havana Cuba
Present Occupation: Violinist
Place of employment: 38W, 136th Street, New York
Nearest Relative: Alfred Vialet Jr., 38W 136th Street, New York
Description of Registrant: Medium height, medium build, brown eyes, black hair, no physical handicaps.
Date of Registration: 12 Sep 1918

Name: David Anthony Vialet
Serial Number: 822
Order Number: 3564
Permanent Home Address: 161 W 136th Street, New York, New York
Age by Years: 20
Date of Birth: 25 May 1898
Race: Negro
U.S. Citizen: Native Born
Present Occupation: Electrician
Place of employment: Naval Service
Nearest Relative: Octavia Vialet, 161 W 136th Street, New York, New York
Description of Registrant: Tall height, medium build, black eyes, black hair, no physical handicaps.
Date of Registration: 12 Sep 1918

LOUISIANA (USA) SLAVE TRADE
Source: Ancestry.com c/o Gwendolyn Mildo's research of the Louisiana slave trade

Document Date: 9/27/1810 Document Number: 538 Notary: Broutin Date of Sale: 9/27/1810 Depository: housed in parish courthouses. Location: Orleans (including Chapitoulas). Language of this record: French A Free person of African descent is involved in this document FIRST1: Pierre dit Vialet, fc Buyer: Antoine Roux Name: Virginie Name Type: Partially coded, overwhelmingly European Gender: female Race: black Age: 11 sold or inventoried as an individual Currency Type: piastre = 1 p Value of Sale: 350 Sale Common Price: 350 Comments: Seller is a free man of color.	Document Date: 11/2/1813 Document Number: 1134 Notary: M. DeArmas Depository: housed in parish courthouses. Location: Orleans (including Chapitoulas). Language of this record: French A Free person of African descent is involved in this document Seller: Charles Lejeune Malherbe Buyer: Pierre Vialet (FMOC) Name: Adele Name Type: Partially coded, overwhelmingly European Gender: female Race: black Age: 17 sold or inventoried in a group Members of Group: family of 2 Value of Sale: 450 Sale Common Price: 450 Member of a family group Family: mom and nursing son Children: 1 Males: 1 Number of children under 5 years old: 1
Document Date: 11/2/1813 Document Number: 1134 Notary: M.DeArmas Depository: housed in parish courthouses. Location: Orleans (including Chapitoulas). Language of this record: French A Free person of African descent is involved in this document Seller: Charles Lejeune Malherbe Buyer: Pierre Vialet (FMOC) Name: Jean Name Type: Partially coded, overwhelmingly European Gender: male Race: black Age: 0.90 sold or inventoried in a group Members of Group: family of 2 Value of Sale: 450 Sale Common Price: 450 Member of a family group Family: mom and nursing son Number of children under 5 years old: 1 Slave's mother is listed in the document Mother's Age: 17 Mother's Race: black This slave sold with his or her mother. Comments: 10 month old slave	Document Date: 5/7/1814 Document Number: 426 Notary: Quinones Depository: housed in parish courthouses. Location: Orleans (including Chapitoulas). Language of this record: French A Free person of African descent is involved in this document Seller: Jeanne Vialet (free black) Buyer: Marguerite Kreint (free black) Name: Adele Name Type: Partially coded, overwhelmingly European Gender: female Race: black Age: 17 sold or inventoried in a group Members of Group: family of 2 Value of Sale: 425 Sale Common Price: 425 Member of a family group Family: mom and son Children: 1 Males: 1 Number of children under 5 years old: 1
Document Date: 5/7/1814 Document Number: 426 Notary: Quinones Depository: housed in parish courthouses. Location: Orleans (including Chapitoulas). Language of this record: French A Free person of African descent is involved in this document Seller: Jeanne Vialet (free black) Buyer: Marguerite Kreint (free black) Name: Jean Name Type: Partially coded, overwhelmingly European Gender: male Race: black Age: 1 sold or inventoried in a group Members of Group: family of 2 Value of Sale: 425 Sale Common Price: 425 Member of a family group Family: mom and son Slave's mother is listed in the document Mother's Age: 17 Mother's Race: black This slave sold with his or her mother

BURIALS / DEATHS

Deaths of Vialet's in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
Source: Burials with Index, March 18, 1878-Nov. 2, 1906, Roman Catholic Church Register No. 26 (St. Thomas), Microfilm No. 2P-3091, Roll No. 13, Transcribed by Monifa A. Marrero, 16 Jan 2004.

NAME	DIED	BURIED	COMMENT
Domitilo Vialet	13 March 1879	14 March 1879	Notation that he died of a "cough" -- the age is not clear but it appears that this person was one month old at the time of death.
Ava Vialet	05 June 1879	05 June 1879	Notation that this person was an 'African' (possibly means she was a Negro), and that she died from old age.
Josephus Vialet	15 July 1887, age 24	16 July 1887	*Born about 1863
Frederick (or Fredericus) Vialet	06 April 1802, one day old	06 April 1802
Alfred (or Alfredis) Vialet	12 Aug. 1896, age 24	13 Aug. 1896 in St. Thomas	*Born about 1872
Anthony VIOLET (Vialet?)	18 May 1902, age 62	19 May 1902	*Born about 1840
Margaret VIOLET (Vialet?)	31 March 1897, age 66	02 April 1897	*Born about 1831

Deaths - Vialet's in Haiti

Noël Viallet, died 13 Oct 1828

Deaths - Vialet's in Louisiana, United States of America

Redwood Cemetery (fenced, well-maintained cemetery in East Feliciana parish LA located on Highway 412 behind the Redwood Baptist Church 2.6 miles from Highway 67 Plank Road at Olive Branch and 2.3 miles from Highway 19 at Slaughter.)

John Lewis Vialet, 18 Jan 1912 - 03 June 1980, husband of Nellie M. Eads-Vialet
Nellie M. (Eads) Vialet, 11 April 1914 - 17 Aug 1982, born Calhoun Co., MS

1886 Orleans Parish Death Index - Orleans Parish, Source: Louisiana Archives, Baton Rouge, LA 70804

Anna Vialet, 33 years, female, white, died 10 May 1886 (born about 1853-1854), Vol. 89

Louisiana Statewide Death Index 1900-1949, Source: Ancestry.com

John L. Vialet, died 22 Sep 1922, age 71, male, East Baton Rouge Parish, Vol. 21, Cert. 2202
Mary E. Vialet, died 06 June 1946, age 74, female, East Baton Rouge Parish, race White/Mexican, Vol. 6, Cert. 734

Deaths - U.S. Virgin Islands

Western Municipal Cemetery (There are three sections to this cemetery located in Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, Transcribed by Monifa A. Marrero)

Western Cemetery One

Flavel Vialet (Louis Flavio Vialet "Flavel"), Jan 5, 1883 - Dec. 13, 1946 [buried adjacent to his son Felix J. Vialet Sr.)
Felix J. Vialet Sr., April 16, 1916 - Oct. 24, 2000", Tomb No. 350
Louis Vialet, No dates on his tomb - he is located near his father, Flavel's grave
Ralph Vialet, 1943 - 1944. (buried Sept. 21, 1944), *This burial provided c/o Maria Peay
Elsa Vialet (Elsa George Vialet), *This burial provided c/o Maria Peay

Brookman Family Cemetery
Estate Nadir, St. Thomas, USVI

Myra Naomi Vialet, died Apr 18, 1971 at age 60 (buried 22 April 1971), *This burial provided c/o Maria Peay
Frederick C. P. Vialet, 26 May 1903 - 22 Nov 1986, His funeral booklet is online.

Burials of Vialet's in U.S. National Cemeteries

Estrille N. Smith Vialet Howard, 05 March 1911 - 02 May 2004, buried at Calverton National Cemetery, New York [Note: Estrille was the widow of my great grandfather Lionel Emelia Vialet]
Alfred J. Vialet, TEC 5, U.S. Army, last known address was 210 Princeton Blvd, Rt 25, Calverton, NY 11933, born 05 June 1922, died 12 Nov 1987, started Vet. service 26 June 1943, ended Vet service 17 Dec 1945, Interred 17 Nov 1987 at Calverton National Cemetery, buried at section 12, site 6048
Howard Vialet, STM1, U.S. Navy, last known address was 2040 Wellwood Ave, Farmingdale, NY 11735-1211, born 13 Dec 1926, died 26 Oct 1963, Vet service start date 13 March 1946, ended Vet service 15 Jan 1948, Interred 30 Oct 1963 at Long Island National Cemetery, buried at section T, site 8740
Flavel Louis Vialet, SFC, U.S. Army, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, born 20 Oct 1917, died 04 March 2005, buried as Puerto Rico National Cemetery, Bayamon, Puerto Rico at section TC, site 114.

BAPTISMS

Baptisms with Index 1900- 1925
Roman Catholic Church Registers 31-33 (St. Thomas)
Microfilm No. 2P-3094, Roll No. 16
Transcribed by: Monifa A. Marrero 27 Nov 2003
Register No. 31 - Baptisms 01 April 1900 through 19 Dec 1909
Register No. 32 - Baptisms 02 Jan 1910 through 17 March 1918
Register No. 33 - Baptisms 03 March 1918 through 27 Dec 1925

Note that names are spelled exactly as they were written in the registers (as I could decipher). Dates and parentage information are omitted to protect the privacy of the families. Please write me at CaribbeanKingdom@yahoo.com for a complete listing if you are interested.

Angelina Vialet: Page 72, Line No. 15 -- Register 31	Jose Hidalgo Vialet: Page 43, Line 22 -- Register 31
Frederick Clarence Phillip Vialet: Page 35 -- Register 31	Lionel Emelia Vialet: Page 61, Line 98 -- Register 31
Louis Rochelier Vialet: Page 75, Line 41 -- Register 31	Susthenes Felix Vialet: Page 97, Line 61 -- Register 31. Note: This child died in infancy, according to the Vialet 1987 Family Reunion Journal, published by the Vialet family.
Rudolpho Pedro Vialet: Page 16, Line ? -- Register 32	Elise Vialet: Page 48, Line 17 -- Register 32
Oliviera Vialet: There is a notation that this child was a boy. Page 63, Line 73 -- Register 32	Felix Vialet: Page 69, Line 41 -- Register 32
Flavel Louis Vialet: Page 85, Line 11 -- Register 32	Sosthenes Vialet Page 23, Line 20 -- Register 33
Aubrey Joseph Vialet Page 42, Line 96 -- Register 33	Theodore Vialet Page 62, Line 52 -- Register 33

Baptisms and Marriages (with Index)
Transcribed 05 April 2004 by Monifa A. Marrero
Microfilm No. 2P-3090, Roll No. 12
Register No. 24 - Baptisms with Index 23 Sep 1888 - 19 Jun 1902
Register No. 25 - Marriages with Index 26 Apr 1888 - 27 Nov 1911

(Note: Burnet's transcribed because the journal mentioned that Grandfather Flavel Vialet's uncle-in-law was a man named Justin Burnet and he is who raised him and his siblings after their parents died. Spelling of names written EXACTLY as found in registers, even though there is an error where Vialet is misspelled as VIOLET.)

(Register No. 24, Baptisms)

Page 56, No. 124 Amelia Louisa Burnet Born 19 Aug 1890 Bap. 28 Sep 1890 Father: Augusti Burnet Mother: Rosita Morales Sponsors: Auguste Burnet and Adele Burnet	Page 116, No. 116 Reineta Burnet Born 19 May 1894 Bap. 21 Oct 1894 Father: Augusti Burnet Mother Elizabeth Stevens Sponsors: Joseph E. Classen and Maria Levy
Page 143, No. 13 Maria Amata Burnet Born 07 Nov 1896 Bap. 07 Feb 1897 Father: Augusti Burnet Mother: Rosita Moralez Sponsors: Augustus Burnet and Adela Burnet	Page 138, No. 82 Arthur Vialet Born -- no date given Bap. 12 Aug 1896 Father -- none given Mother: Maria Eleonora Vialet Sponsors -- none given There is a notation that this was a "privatism."
Page 167, No. 47 Felix VIOLET Born 25 May 1899 Bap. 11 June 1899 Father: Caroli Felieis VIOLET Mother: Octavia Beatris Pierre Sponsor: David Pierre rep. (representing Theodore Vialet) and Helena Corneiro	Page 107, No. 20 Maria Cecilia Ludovica Vialet Born 03 Jan 1894 Bap. 04 Feb 1894 Father: Caroli Felies Vialet Mother: Octavia Beatrice Pierre Sponsors: Em. V. Cid and Cecelia Pierre There is a notation on the side that Maria C. L. Vialet married Antonius DeSilva on 27 April 1910 at St. Marks Church in New York

Baptisms in France
Source: LDS www.familysearch.org

Anne Vialet
Christening: 23 Aug 1705, Saint-Arigle, Nevers, Nievre, France
Father: Jean Vialet
Mother: Jacquette FOULQUIER

Anne Marie Vialet
Christening: 07 Aug 1710, Saint-Arigle, Nevers, Nievre, France
Father: Jean Vialet
Mother: Jacquette FOULETIER

Anne Vialet
Christening: 18 May 1716, St. Jean, Nevers, Nievre, France
Father: Adam Vialet
Mother: Anne ROUBAUD

Andre Vialet (or VIALLET)
Christening: 29 Jul 1722, Mariac, Ardeche, France
Father: Antoinne Vialet (or VIALLET)
Mother: Catherine THERON

Marianne Vialet
Birth: 15 Oct 1792 in Saint Mauritius, Indian Ocean Islands
Christening: 21 Oct 1792, Vernoux-En-Vivarais, Ardeche, France
Father: Jacques Vialet
Mother: Jeanne Freidier

Baptisms in the Dominican Republic
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Maria Mercedes Vialet
Christening: 11 July 1885, San Felipe, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.
Father: Alejandro Vialet
Mother: Trinidad de SALAS

MARRIAGES

All Saints Church, St. Thomas (Danish West Indies) USVI
Transcribed 05 April 2004 by Monifa A. Marrero
Marriage Records 1855 - 1974
Banns of Marriage 1917 - 1920
Deaths 1848 - 1850

Book D: Marriages from 1889 - 1902, Page 5 (No. 9) : Marriage solemnized in the church of ALL SAINTS in the island of ST. THOMAS, DANISH WEST INDIES. Date of marriage 26 OCT 1889. AUGUSTUS GEORGE, age 26, a bachelor and a carpenter married HESTER (nee Ward??? illegible) SESSMAN, age 30, a spinster and a washer. Residence at the time of marriage was ST. THOMAS. Father of Augustus George was FRANCIS GEORGE, a FISHERMAN. Marriage witnessed by: S. Shied and B. Williams. Note - there is no notation of Hester's parents. Note: This is a record of the marriage of the parents of Esther George (wife of Louis Flavio "Flavel" Vialet, and my great, great grandmother).

Ss. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
c/o Anne-Marie Danet http://www.geocities.com/danfrhist/sttfamilies.html#stt3

Marie-Agnes Victoire Vialet (no age listed) married Bertrand W. DARCHE, age 52 on 02 Feb 1920. No children were recorded for this couple.

Page 60, No. 91 (Register No. 25 -- Marriages)
Charles Vialet of St. Thomas, son of Antonii Vialet and Anne Elizae MEYERS - age 21 married Octaive Beatrix PIERRE, daughter of Frederick Pierre and Augustinae Pietress - age 22. Married on 25 Aug 1890

Marriages in the USA

Source: Baton Rouge Gazette Archives
John A. Vialet, of Baton Rouge Louisiana married Elizabeth PARNELL also on Baton Rouge on 08 May 1843.

Source: Ancestry.com Louisiana Marriages 1718-1925
John Lewis Vialet and Ma(r)y TEMPLE were married on 26 Dec 1896 in West Feliciana, Louisiana.

Source: LDS www.familysearch.org
Luis Vialet married Carmen P. Y. FRANGNIS on 15 APR 1883 in Monroe, Florida

Andre Vialet married Jenovera CANTERO on 01 July 1883 in Monroe, Florida

Alfredo Vialet, born Havana Cuba (Father Louis Vialet, Mother Catalina Montera) was married to Mercedes Inez TERRY on 14 Sep 1899, Bronx, New York

Marriage Licenses
Date published: 11/14/2004
Stafford County
http://fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2004/112004/11142004/1562692

The following marriage license was issued in October 2004:
Shawn Williams, 31, and Leenay Millicent Vialet, 34, both of Stafford.

Marriages in France
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(1) André Vialet & Marie Ursule LUQUET
Andre was born about 1781, Saint Christol, Ardeche, France. Marie was born About 1785, Saint Barthelemy, Le Meil, Ardeche, France. They were married 11 Sep 1803, Saint Barthelemy, Le Meil, Ardeche, France. They had at least one daughter, Angelique Vialet.

(2) Angelique Vialet & Pierre Antoine MICHEL
Angelique is the daughter of the above Andre and Marie Ursule Vialet. She was born 21 Nov 1818, Saint Chritol, Ardeche, France and died 18 Nov. 1871. Pierre was born 13 Apr 1806, Saint Julien Labrousse, Ardeche, France and died 13 May 1878. They were married 24 Jan 1842, Saint Christol, Ardeche, France. Angelique and Pierre MICHEL had at least one son, Auguste MICHEL, born 05 June 1850, Gliras, Ardeche, France and died 10 Jan 1927.

(3) Marie Jean Andre Fulcrand Vialet was born 18 Apr 1854 in Villeveyrac, Meze, Herault, France. He was the son of David Vialet and Justine JASSE, also of Herault, France. He married Marie Victorine Antonia MICHEL, who was born 13 June 1856 in Gignac, Herault, France. She was the daughter of Victor Jules Yves MICHEL and Caroline Philomine FAUTRIER. Marie Jean and Marie Victorine were married on 28 Aug 1875 in Gignac, Herault France. They had at least one daughter, Anna Justine Caroline Marguer Vialet, born 26 July 1876 in Gignac, Herault, France.

Marriages of Vialet in Haiti

Date	Surname	Given Name
30 Sep 1830	VIALLET	Jeanne
19 Jan 1822	VIALLET	N....
14 Jan 1811	VIALLET	Noël
18 Dec 1813	VIALLET	Noël
14 Mar 1815	VIALLET	Noël
01 Sep 1816	VIALLET	Noël
22 Jan 1817	VIALLET	Noël
17 June 1817	VIALLET	Noël
24 Sep 1818	VIALLET	Noël
20 Nov 1825	VIALLET	Noël
14 Aug 1827	VIALLET	Noël

Divorce of Vialet in Haiti

Date	Surname	Given Name
12 Oct 1824	VIALLET	Noël

BIRTHS

1882 Orleans Parish Birth Index - S through Z
Source: Louisiana Archives
3851 Essen Lane
P.O. Box 94125
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9125

CHILD: Serniquest, Louis Paul Etienne
FATHER: Francois
MOTHER: Marie Vialet
SEX: M
RACE (COLOR:) W
DATE OF BIRTH: 08/25/1882
VOLUME: 79
PAGE: 266

Births of Vialet in Haiti

Date	Surname	Given Name
16 May 1819	VIALLET	Constance
09 Dec 1829	VIALLET	Elise
08 Oct 1813	VIALLET	Jeanne
23 Jan 1820	VIALLET	Jeanne
23 Jan 1820	VIALLET	Marguerite
08 Aug 1822	VIALLET	Marguerite
16 Aug 1822	VIALLET	N...
29 Aug 1829	VIALLET	Noël
30 Nov 1829	VIALLET	Noël
12 April 1829	VIALLET	Noël
14 Dec 1813	VIALLET	Noël
04 Feb 1815	VIALLET	Noël
01 April 1817	VIALLET	Noël
03 Feb 1818	VIALLET	Noël
08 Oct 1819	VIALLET (girls)	N...
31 Oct 1819	VIALLET	Noël
16 Dec 1819	VIALLET	Noël
15 July 1820	VIALLET	Noël
25 Oct 1824	VIALLET	Noël
26 April 1822	VIALLET	Philippe Noël

OBITUARIES & DEATH NOTICES

Source	Obit
Baton Rouge Gazette, Louisiana 27 June 1846 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~brgazette/deaths.htm	John Henry VIOLET (Vialet) died 13 June 1846. He was 1 year, 6 months old, the son of John and Elizabeth VIOLET (Vialet).
The Morning Advocate, Louisiana 08 July 1954	Miss Genevieve Vialet died 07 July 1954 at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday at her residence 627 Buealla (?) Drive. Miss Vialet taught school for two years at Campy, and for 34 years at Baton Rouge High School and and Baton Rouge Junior High. She was a member of St. James Church and the women's auxiliary, and past treasure of the AAUW. A graduate of the Louisiana State University Class of 1918, Miss Vialet was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma. The daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. John L. Vialet, Miss Vialet is survived by a sister Miss Marguerite Vialet and a brother John L. Vialet, both of Baton Rouge. Services will be held at Rabenhorst Parlors at 3:45 p.m. Thursday, and at St. James Episcopal Church at 4 p.m. Interment will be in Roselawn Memorial Park.
The Advocate, Louisiana 19 March 1993	Marguerite Vialet died 1 a.m. Thursday, 18 March 1993 at her residence in St. James Place. She was born 05 Dec 1907 in Hope Vila and was a lifelong resident of Baton Rouge. She was a Louisiana Department of Revenue and Taxation secretary to the controller. Memorial services will be held at St. James Place at 2 p.m. on Saturday. She is survived by two nephews, John Vialet of Chevy Chase, Maryland and David Vialet of Canton, Missouri, and a niece Elizabeth (Vialet) Duby of Slaughter, La. She was a life member of the St. James Episcopal Church. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to a favorite charity.
The Morning Advocate, Baton Rouge, La., Thursday, 05 June 1980, page 4-C (Note: his name is listed on the same page as one of the funerals that will be held that day.)	John Lewis Vialet died Thursday, 03 June 1980 at Lane Memorial Hospital, Zachary. He was 68, a native of Baton Rouge and a resident of Slaughter, La. He retired from Exxon Corp with more than 25 years of service. Visiting at Charlet Funeral Home, Zachary from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday. Visiting at Slaughter Methodist Church from 3 p.m. Thursday until religious services at 5 p.m. Burial in Redwood Cemetery. Survived by his wife Mrs. Nellie Merle EADS Vialet of Slaughter, La., formerly of Calhoun City, Mississippi; two daughter Mrs. Winston (Elizabeth) Duby of slaughter and Mrs. Paul (Anne) Harrison of Nashville, Tenn.; two sons John L. Vialet of Chevy Chase, La., and David E. Vialet of Jackson, Miss.; a sister Marguerite Vialet of Baton Rouge; and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents Dr. John L. Vialet and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Temple Vialet; and a sister Genevieve Vialet. He was a member of Slaughter Methodist Church and Milford Lodge No., 117, F&AM. Friends desiring may make memorial donations to Slaughter Methodist Church.
The Morning Advocate 18 Aug 1982	Mrs. Nellie EADS Vialet died Thursday, 17 Aug 1982 at 4 a.m. at Lane Memorial Hospital, Zachary. She was 68, a native of Big Creek, Mississippi and a resident of Slaughter, La. She was a retired Louisiana State University Law School employee and a graduate of LSU. Visiting at Charlet Funeral Home, Zachary from 2 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Visiting at Slaughter Methodist Church, Slaughter, from 9 a.m. Thursday until religious services at 10 a.m. conducted by the Rev. Marshall Payne. Interment in Redwood Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Winston A. (Elizabeth) Duby of Slaughter, and Mrs. Paul (Anne) Harrison of Nashville, Tenn.; two sons John L. Vialet of Chevy Chase, Md., and David E. Vialet of Jackson, Miss.; a sister Mrs. M. J. Percival of Greneda, Miss.; three brothers Howard EADS of Denham Springs, Bill EADS of Greneda, Miss., and Earl EADS of Calhoun City, Miss.; and six grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband John L. Vialet. She was a member of Slaughter Methodist Church. Memorial donations may be made to Slaughter Methodist Church.
The Sunday Advocate, Louisiana 15 March 1992	Sarah Anne Vialet died Saturday,14 March 1992 at our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center. She was a native and resident of Baton Rouge. Memorial services will be held at Grace Episcopal Church, St. Francisville; time to be announced at a later date. She is survived by a son Travis Harrison, a sister Elizabeth (Vialet) Duby, two brothers John L. Vialet and David E. Vialet. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Grace Episcopal Church, St. Francisville, Rabenhorst Funeral Home, 825 Government Street in charge of local arrangements.
Missouri Times, Picayune 09-17-2003	John David Vialet Died On Sunday, September 14, 2003 At His Parents Home In Gautier Mississippi. Age 31 Years - B. D. January 17, 1972. Residence Of New Orleans, Louisiana. John David Was Born In Baton Rouge La. He Began His Formal Education In Elementary School In Ocean Springs, Ms. Where He Lived With His Mother Aimee Gautier Dugger And Stepfather Dr. David L. Dugger. Over The Years, He Also Attended Primary And Secondary Schools In New Orleans, La. And Pascagoula Ms. He Attended College At Millsaps University, Jackson Ms, LSU In Baton Rouge, La. And Graduated With Honors From Tulane University New Orleans, La. With A Major In Art History. He Began His Postgraduate Work With Auseklis Ozols At The New Orleans Academy Of Fine Arts. He Was Continuing His Post Graduate Work At The New York Academy, Working On His Master Of Fine Arts Degree In Figure Painting And Witnessed The Events Of 9-11-01 From The Brooklyn Bridge. This Was The Impetus For Much Of His Subsequent Artistic Work And The Subject Of His Largest Work On Canvas Which Was To Be Part Of A Greater Sequence Of Large Works Entitled 'Unity In Diversity', Celebrating Not The Tragedy Of 9-11, But The Diverse Yet United People Of America Who Survived The Event. At The Time Of His Death, He Was Teaching 5th Grade At St. Stephen Catholic School In New Orleans, La. John David Was Known To All As A Kind And Philanthropic Individual Who Supported The Arts In Education. His Untimely Death Leaves An Uncompleted Artistic Legacy. He Was Preceded In Death By His Grandparents, Nellie Merle Eads; John Lewis Vialet Of Baton Rouge And Slaughter La.; Marie Aimee Warren And Hermes Quin Gautier Sr. Of Pascagoula Ms.; George Leon Dugger Of Jackson Tennessee, His Biological Father David Eads Vialet Of Jackson Ms. And His First Cousin Pedro Gautier Of Pascagoula, Ms. John David Is Survived By His Mother, Aimee Gautier Dugger And His Stepfather David L. Dugger, M.D. Of Gautier Ms.; His Sister, Stephanie 'Mrs. Anthony' Naticchioni Of Yorba Linda California And Marie Aimee Dugger 'Mrs. Jaime' Hermoso Of New Orleans, La.; And His Brother, Patrick Doriahn Dugger. Visitors May Call At St. Mary's Catholic Church In Gautier Ms. From 9 - 10 Am On Friday, Sept. 19, 2003. A Funeral Mass Will Follow At Ten O'clock A.M. At The Church With Fr. Patrick Hayes, Fr. Michael Kelleher, And Fr. Scott Lenoir Officiating. Dr's Miroslav Loncar & Natasa Klasinc Will Provide Classical Guitar Music. Interment Of John David's Ashes Will Immediately Follow At Greenwood Cemetery On Buena Vista St. In Pascagoula. In Lieu Of Flowers We Ask All Who Loved John David To Plant A Tree In A Public Place In His Memory. Arrangements By O'bryant-Okeefe Funeral Home Of Gautier.
VI Daily News, 17 Mar 2005	VI Daily News, 17 Mar 2005: Services will be held Saturday for Thane Kerry Swan, who died March 11, 2005, at Florida Hospital in Orlando, Fla. First viewing will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday at John Thomas Memorial Funeral Chapel. Second viewing will be from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Saturday at John Thomas Memorial Funeral Chapel with services at 10 at All Saints Cathedral. Burial will be in Western Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Sonya Swan; daughters, Keishlynn and Kelsey Swan; sons, Tori and Nickolas Swan; grandson, Malcolm Swan; mother, Rose Pickering Christian; father, Cedric Swan Sr.; stepfather, Oliver Christian Jr.; grandmother, Lilian de Castro Pickering; sisters, Roxanne Swan-Rogers, Leona Swan-Bonelli, Edna Swan-Brunn, Monica Swan Velinor, Eugenia Vialet, Celeste, Martiza and Claudia Swan; brothers, Alva, Glenn Sr., Cedric Leslie Jr., Rory and Dorian Swan; sisters-in-law, Ann and Yanique Swan and Barbara Coles Lewis; brothers-in-law, Richard Sasso Sr., Horace Lewis Jr., David Rogers, Carrington Coles, Glen Bonelli Sr. and Norbert Velinor; best friend, Thomas King II; aunts, Peggy Pickering, Norma Giminez, Bertha Pickering and Arlene Moses; uncles, John Gimenez, Winston Pickering, John Smith, Ecedro and Alvin Wesselhoft, Alfred and Munroe Richards and Luciano Warrel; nieces, Elise, Evonne and Evelyn Sasso, Davia, Davianne, Daveriece and Davinique Rogers and Akenika, Kaela, Ariel and Aniquah Swan, Cinique Bonelli and Monifa Thomas; nephews, Richard Jr. and Rashawn Sasso, Jordan, Cedric III, Mathew, Glen Jr., Ahijah and Aswad Swan, Jeshaun, Jarone and Jerel Brunn, Glen Jr. and Decio Bonelli, Kareem Forbes, Kai Henry, Rashawn Buchanan, Kareem George, Re-al Thomas, Avery Martin, Alphonso Garvey and Steve Simmonds Jr.; special cousins, Patricia Gimenez-Nash, Paul and Terry Gimenez and Rowan de Castro; special friends, Angel Dawson Jr., Terryl Diggs de Young, Joyce Mulraine, Sharmaine Brooks, Neisha Aubain, Kenneth Hanson, Sam Browne, Greta Nichols, and Alvin and Olga McBean; and many other relatives and friends. Arrangements are by John Thomas Memorial Funeral Chapel and Cremation Services.
VI Daily News, 15 March 2005	Obituary, VI Daily News, 15 March 2005: Flavel Vialet Jr. Memorial services will be held Wednesday for Flavel Vialet Jr., 87, who died March 4, 2005, at Ohgar Lucas Nursing Home in Puerto Rico. He was a veteran of World War II. Services will be held at 5:30 p.m. at Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral on St. Thomas. Burial was previously held in Arlington Cemetery in San Juan. He is survived by his wife, Ilva Vialet; son, Earle Vialet; daughter, Monica; brothers, Susthens and Theodore Vialet; sisters, Elise Vialet and Audrey Clarke; and many other relatives and friends. Arrangements submitted by the Vialet family.
The Virgin Islands Daily News (Dec 11, 2004)	The Virgin Islands Daily News (Dec 11, 2004): Services will be held Monday for Elvira Larsen, 95, of St. Thomas, who died Dec. 5, 2004, at her home. Born Aug. 29, 1909, she was employed as an administrative clerk with the V.I. Public Works Department. Viewing will be held from 8 to 9:30 a.m. at John Thomas Memorial Funeral Chapel with services at 10 at All Saints Cathedral. Burial will be in Western Cemetery No. 1. She is survived by her brother, Conrad Govine; sisters, Raphalia Hernandez and Lenora Govine Stridiron; special nieces, Clarice Vialet and Mavis Sealey; nephew, Ray Adams; special nephew-in-law, Susthenes Vialet Sr.; and many other relatives and friends. Arrangements are by John Thomas Memorial Funeral Chapel and Cremation Services.
The Virgin Islands Daily News (Feb/24/2005):	The Virgin Islands Daily News (Feb/24/2005): Services will be held Thursday for Ophelia Petersen, 99, also known as "Philie," of St Thomas, who died Feb. 13, 2005, at Schneider Hospital. First viewing will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. today at Davis Funeral Home Chapel. Second viewing will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday at Memorial Moravian Church with services at 10. Burial will be in Moravian Cemetery. She is survived by her daughter, Agnes Petersen; son, Everald Petersen; daughters-in-law, Joyce and Eunice Ottley Petersen; grandchildren, Louis Jr., Lester, Leslie, Wayne, Shawn, Gregory, Jeval, Marvin, Maurice, Melissa, Melvin and Maxine Petersen, MiChille Petersen-Turnbull, Stephanie Christopher, Athniel, Avon, Athniel and Allison Thomas, Neal Sprauve and Digna Reed; nephews, Leroy and Herman Joseph, Isidore Griles, Oscar James and Roy Vialet; nieces, Elma Hodge, Louise Henry, Alda Frazer, Gladys Connor, Eileen Hilaire, Inez Joseph, Evelyn and Violet Thomas, Florence Hall, Beula and Alvira Joseph and Jean Nicholas; special friend, Elmira Dawson; great-grandchildren, Dwayne, Samuel, Devante, Jaali, Leslie Jr., Joya, Michael, Oniqua, Melvin, Otisha, Omari, Terani, Melik, Sy'nique, Sekayi and Sy'hai Petersen, Sugey Valencia, Belkis Lane, Antonio Acosta Jr., Aisha Adams, Kyle and Kyra Hansen, Candeya and Caleve Turnbull, Tedesha Auguste and Dejani Dowell; and many other relatives and friends. Arrangements are by Davis Funeral Home.
The Virgin Islands Daily News (Dec/12/2003)	The Virgin Islands Daily News (Dec/12/2003): Services will be held Tuesday for Alvin Adams, 61, also known as "Cebo," who died Dec. 9, 2003, in Florida. Services will be held at Prince of Peace Moravian Church in Florida. He is survived by his wife, Shirley Vialet Adams; mother-in-law, Freida Vialet; daughter, Annette Adams; sons, Marvin Sr., Alvin Jr. and Andrew; 16 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; sisters, Patricia Jarvis, Beryl Plaskett, Gloria Adams, Utah Benjamin, Julianna Ifill and Muriel Jackson Francis; brother, Elroy Adams; aunts, Ingerborg Adams Calderon and Olympia Adams; uncle, Charles Adams; daughter-in-law, Denise and Daphne Adams; sisters-in-law, Blanche Adams, Doris Henneman, Ilva Benjamin, Elsa McBean and Monica Abigail Vialet; brothers-in-law, Louis, Jacques, Roy and Richard Vialet and Hezekiah McClean; and many other relatives and friends. Arrangements are by Royal Funeral Home Inc. in Florida.

Record of Birth/Death
Source: LDS www.familysearch.org

1. Milagros Jaquez Vialet was born 02 June 1963, Loma De Cabrera, Dejabon, Domincan Republic. She died 25 March 1992, in the same city.

2. Isidora Vialet