Andrew De Lisle  was baptised,  Joseph Napoleon Andre. 
His sponsers were Edward Delisle and Elise Comeau.

He was inducted on 4/27/1918 at Holyoke, Mass Served as a Private in the US Army Battery D 303 Field Artillery. Stationed at St Mikiel Sector (Loroaine). Service overseas in France Sailed from US on July 16, 1918 and arrived at port on return to US on June 14, 1919. Unit was demobilized.

Due to his serving in the Army, He was given a US Citizenship certificate, on 26 June 1918 at the US District Court at Camp Devens, Mass.

Andrew in WW2

Andrew 1955
in New Jersey

Irene (Lamite) & Andrew DeLisle

Corad abt 1944

Corad (as on his birth certificate) was born in Masonville, Quebec, Canada.  When he was 2 years old, he left Canada to live with his grandparents in Orange, New Jersey. He stayed there until something happened to his grandmother, when he was about 12 or 13, he was then placed in an orphanage until his father was located, who was remarried then.  Corad and his step mother did not get along, nor did he seem to fit into Andrew's new family, which had grown, 2 step children, Yvette and Henry Bergeron or Burgeron and a daughter, Jeanette De Lisle. 

Corad had a brother Dana who lived with his mother, who he  had not seen since he was a baby

Dana De Lisle abt 1843 or 1944

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