(died 14 March 1924, aged 78), contractor. On his gravestone the surname is spelled Rousson. Perhaps he never married, or he was a childless widower. When he swore in 1910 to the contents of the inventory of his brother Adolphus’ estate, he described himself as a “Contractor” living in the village of Lancaster and signed his mark as Noah Rousson. He died at Williamstown, in the home of his nephew Joseph Daoust. The brief obituary notice in the Lancaster column of the Glengarry News spelled his surname Roussin and described him as “a former resident” of Lancaster. See also entry for Rousseau BROTHERS.

Glengarry News 21 March 1924 * Fraser, Gravestones, I, 20 * papers relating to will of Adolphus Rousseau in Surrogate Court for SDG