Diabo | Iroquois, Mohawk | Surname Anchor Post

Index:  Indigenous, Metis & Mixed-Heritage Surname Anchor Posts

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Each of these posts is dedicated to one surname that is carried by someone connected to indigenous, Metis or mixed-heritage people in Canada.  Please be aware that it’s a synthesis of the information I’ve collected in my personal research throughout the years and is by no means complete!

 

 

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SURNAME NOTES  |  DIABO

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• Surname lists: Surname Anchor Posts.  
• Regions:  Ontario, Quebec, The Territories
• Ethnicity:  Iroquois, Caughnawaga “Indian” (Yukon)
• Associated surnames: Adams, Albany, Anenharotonko, Barnes, Beauvais, Babeux, Barnes, Beech,  Bellefleur, Bellerose, Bernard, Blequenier, Bush, Cousineau, Cross, Decire (Decaire?), Deer, Delisle, Deerhouse, Diciare,  Dufort, French, Griffiths, Heidt, Jacco, Jacobs, Jarry, Johnson, Kahentakeron, Kahentaurou, Kaiaitaiesha, Kanenhare, Kaneratine, Kanonsenhawi, Kanwenteshon, Katsienhaker, Karonhiaktat, Karonhiohare, Katsienhaker,  Kenrakenhowa, Konwawennori, Kwaronhiakwenni,Lahache, Lawson, Leborgne, Martin, McComber, Meloche, Montour, Norton, Orite, Oriwakehte, Perras, Peterson, Philippe, Phillips, Prisque, Saharie, Salois, Shuttleworth, Simpson, Skahentiioha, Skanawati, Stacey, Taylor, Tehatie, Tekahentakwa, Tetoneratoke, Thanatie, Thawenrate, Tsiorakwisen, Tsiotenhariio, Vaudrain, Vincent, Warasentha, White Eagle, Zacharie.
• Misc.:  1. The Diabo surname was originally spelled D’ailleboust (&var.). 2. When searching through online indexes, be aware that Soundex does not recognize D’Ailleboust as a phonetic equivalent of Diabo. 3. I’ve double listed every couple in the marriage index under both the Diabo and D’Ailleboust variations to help in the searches. 4. Scroll down to External Links for more information about Charles Joseph k’Ailleboust, Sieur des Musseaux.

 

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CENSUS DISTRICTS  |  DIABO

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ONTARIO

Algoma  |  Unorg. Terr. M(3)-2 (1901)

Algoma East  |  Manitowaning I.R.  (1911)

 

QUEBEC

Laprairie | Sault-St-Louis (1881)

Chateauguay | Sault St. Louis  (1901)

Laprairie & Napierville  |  Sault St. Louis  (1911)

Laprairie-Napierville | Caughnawaga I.R. (1921)

Daillbout in Hochelaga, St. Henri (1901) 

D’Ailleboust in Maisonneuve, Montreal (1911)

 

THE TERRITORIES

NWT Territories  |  York Factory  (1911)

 

 

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MARRIAGES  |  DIABO

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A …  [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

AION   [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

BAST   [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

BRAS   [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

D …  [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

DELM   [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

HERY  [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

J … [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [ON]

 

JACQ   [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

LAUG    [CDN Marriage Extracts]  

 

MARB   [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

MEGA   [CDN Marriage Extracts] 

 

MOBE   [CDN Marriage Extracts]  

 

PETE   [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

PIGE   [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [ON]

 

T …  [CDN Marriage Extracts] 

 

THAN    [CDN Marriage Extracts]  [QC]

 

 

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RELATED POSTS  |  DIABO

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INDEXES & LISTS

Index: Kahnawa:ke Catholic Cemetery

Index: Kahnawa:ke  Protestant Cemetery

Index: The Iroquois Confederacy in Canadian Census Records

Six Nations Modern Surnames: Akwesasne, Kahnawake, Kanehsatake, Ohsweken, Tyendinaga, Wahta

Index:  Indigenous, Metis & Mixed-Heritage Surname Anchor Posts

 

OTHER POSTS

Caughnawaga Entertainers – The “Wild West”, Vaudeville And Hollywood Years

Dominic Daillebout/D’Ailleboust/Diabo & wife Marie Anne (also Domnique Karenhiaktate & Marie Anne Konwanatense) | Part 1

Dominique Karenhiaktate & Marie Anne Konwanatense (also Diabo) | Part 2

Michel Atawakhon Dailleboust marriage to Marie Anne Tiohawishon

Indians And Elections (1892) | Surnames: Ah-na-ta-ka-rias, Dailleboust, Delisle, Grey, Hill, Irea, Okay, Peter, Tarkell

Legal Fight to Determine if Indian is “Foreign” (1927) | Surnames: Diabo

Indian Dead On Tracks (1930) | Surnames: Diabo, Dorais, Jocks, Prince

Land Seizure Quashed (1940) | Surnames: Cross, Diabo, Rice

Caughnawaga Debates Merits of Three Candidates for Grand Chief’s Post (1941) | Delisle, Diabo, Williams, Woodland

Four Persons Injured (1941) | Surnames: Diabo, Jocks, Martel, Poirier

Drowning Near The Mercier Bridge (1953) | Surname: Diabo

Caughnawaga Census 1921 | Households 181 – 200

Caughnawaga Census 1921 | Households 261 – 280

Caughnawaga Census 1921 | Households 301 – 320

 

EXTERNAL LINKS

D’Ailleboust, Charles Joseph  [Catholic Encyclopedia]

Le grand vide a Kahnawake [Le Journal de Quebec]