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Jules J. Accart

Birth	:	1858
Death	:	3 Aug 1932
Burial	:	Waterville Road Baptist Cemetery, Burton, Sunbury County, Canada
Coordinate	:	45.7905700, -66.5325460
Plot	:	Block-22,Quad-7 NW
Description	:	“Trails along Beaver Creek”. When Jules Accart heard that Pierre Wibaux was looking for a gardener to go to America to work, he felt it would be an excellent opportunity for him and his family. There were many applications for the job, but because of Jules experience as a gardener in France, he was chosen. His wife, Victorina Van Cauenberque, and son, Elmer, came to America after Jules had established himself here. Mrs. Accart was born in Belgium, June 20, 1857 but Jules was born in Marquilliee, France in 1860. The family lived on the W Bar Ranch when they Last... Read More	“Trails along Beaver Creek”. When Jules Accart heard that Pierre Wibaux was looking for a gardener to go to America to work, he felt it would be an excellent opportunity for him and his family. There were many applications for the job, but because of Jules experience as a gardener in France, he was chosen. His wife, Victorina Van Cauenberque, and son, Elmer, came to America after Jules had established himself here. Mrs. Accart was born in Belgium, June 20, 1857 but Jules was born in Marquilliee, France in 1860. The family lived on the W Bar Ranch when they Last roundup of the big ranches, east of "Flat Top" on Benny Pierie in 1912 arrived; Mrs. Accart was a personal maid to Mrs. Wibaux, attending to her needs. Other servants took care of the cooking and household duties. The Wibaux's were great lovers of flowers and their ranch home 15 miles north of Wibaux and the Wibaux office building were both surrounded with lovely gardens, trees, fountains, and statuary. Early residents still speak of the beds of California poppies, portulacas and flaming zinnias that bloomed in the yard. The early cowboys who rode for the W Bar told of Mr. Wibaux inviting them to this spot for rest and refreshment after the cattle had been driven to town and loaded into railroad cars for shipment. It was the duty of Jules Accart to care for these gardens. Later the Accart family filed on a homestead Y2 mile south of Wibaux near the present Norbert Job farm. Jules continued to work for Pierre Wibaux, riding a white horse from his homestead to the W Bar Ranch. The white horse was one that had been given to him by some friendly Indians in return for milk, eggs, and other favors the Accarts had done for the Indians. The family lived in a home dug partially into the side of a hill, but later they constructed a sturdy home using railroad ties. This home stood for many years, but was torn down when the road near the building was widened. In later years, after Wibaux had sold his interests in Wibaux and moved to Miles City, the Accart family rented their land south of Wibaux to John Jones and moved to Biddle, Montana where they lived for several years before returning to Wibaux. Two of Mrs. Accart's brothers came to Wibaux to live; one was Tillage Van Cauenberque who had a shoe shop in Wibaux. The other brother lived with the Accarts. Jules and his wife returned to visit their families in France a few times. The youngest daughter of the Accarts, Helen Beeler, is not certain of the date that her parents came to America the first time, but her sister Julma was born at the Wibaux Ranch the same day and in the same house as the Wibaux's only son, Cyril, Sept. 25, 1885. Children of the Accart's were: Elmer, who was born in France, but was left with the grandmother there until Mrs. Wibaux and Mrs. Accart returned to France three years later and brought young Elmer back with them. Elmer lived near Savage, Mt. and then moved to Canada; Julma, who was the same age as Cyril Wibaux, married Francis Beeler and lived near Wibaux until she moved to Missoula; Achille, homesteaded near Savage and died of pneumonia in the Glendive Hospital; Alfred lived on the Toshner Ranch in North Dakota and was killed when struck by lightning when he was 27; Albert, known as Happy, who lived with his sister, Helen until his death recently at the age of 78; Helen, married George Beeler and is the only surviving member of the Accart family. Jules Accart died August 3, 1932 when he was 74 years of age and his wife Victorine, died June 23, 1944 when she was 87. Both are buried in the Wibaux Cemetery

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Jules J. Accart's memorial is located at: Waterville Road Baptist Cemetery, Burton, Sunbury County, Canada.
When did Jules J. Accart death?
Jules J. Accart death on 3 Aug 1932 in
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Latitude: 45.7905700
Longitude: -66.5325460

Family Members:

Spouse

Victoria VanCowwenberg Accart

(1857 - 1944)

Children

Helen J Accart Beeler

(1901 - 1984)

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