GAUNT, Clifton
1901 - 2005 (104 years)
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Name GAUNT, Clifton Born 1 Oct 1901 Woonsocket, Rhode Island 
Christened First United Methodist, Woonsocket, Rhode Island Gender Male Died 26 Nov 2005 Woonsocket, Rhode Island Buried Union cemetery, North Smithfield, RI Person ID I93 Charest Genealogy Last Modified 10 Dec 2020
Family CHAREST, Therese Joan D'Arc, b. 9 Jun 1920, Pawtucket, RI , d. 5 Jul 2014, Woonsocket, RI (Age 94 years) Married 30 Oct 1994 First United Methodist, Woonsocket, RI - Therese Charest and Clifton Gaunt were married in both Protestant and Catholic ceremonies. Protestant ceremony on October 30, 1994 (First United Methodist, at his birth Church, Woonsocket, RI) and Catholic ceremony on July 12, 1995 (St. Augustine Church, Millville, MA). [1]
Last Modified 10 Dec 2020 Family ID F44 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Photos Theresa (Gaunt) Charest, Clifton Gaunt, Rosaire Joseph Charest
Theresa Charest with her third husband Clifton Gaunt, and Rosaire Joseph Charest
Documents 
Brief History of Clifton Gaunt
Clifton Gaunt was the third husband of Therese Charest. They were together 11 years, until Clifton's passing at age 104. At the time of his passing, Clifton was one of the few remaining American World War I veterans.
Histories 
Biography of Therese (Hurteau/Flores/Gaunt) Charest
A biography of Therese Charest written in the first person by Roger Forbes, nephew of Therese Charest. Provides a rich source of Charest family data researched from family sources and public records.
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Notes - Clifton was a World War I veteran, and was one of the very last surviving American WWI veterans at the time of his death as age 104
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Sources - [ROGER FORBES - RESEARC] (Reliability: 3).
I married Clifton Gaunt, in Protestant then Catholic ceremonies; on October 30, 1994 (First United Methodist, at his birth Church, Woonsocket, RI) and on July 12, 1995 (St. Augustine Church, Millville, MA).
Roger Forbes wrote a biography of Therese Charest (Hurteau / Floro / Gaunt). The biography is included in this repository under "History of Therese Charest."
- [ROGER FORBES - RESEARC] (Reliability: 3).