Sainte Anne Church at Meadow and G Streets formed in 1924.
These streets are now Memorial Avenue and New Bridge Street.
The church closed Dec. 31, 2008.
At that point of time, Sainte Anne parish was combined with Immaculate Conception and Saint Louis de France parishes to create Saint Frances-Xavier Cabrini parish. St. Louis de France Church was also closed at that point. The new parish worships at the former Immaculate Conception Church.
Saint Louis de France Church has its roots as a mission church starting in 1893. Its parent church was the Saint William’s Church of Agawam. This Agawam church is now called the Saint Theresa’s Church. The next year land was purchased and then a structure built in 1895. Rev Joseph M E Genest was the mission pastor. It would burn in 1900 but would quickly be rebuilt. The church was at 801 Main Street at the corner with Belle Avenue. It would stay a mission church until 1907. In 1966 the steeple was removed.
| pastor | starts | ends | burial |
| J Octave Comtois | 1907 | 1913 | burial |
| Frederick Brouillet | |||
| Gerald R Beauregard | 1968 | ||
Catholic Religion in Springfield
| church | |||
| Saint Matthew’s | |||
| Saint Benedict’s | |||
| Saint Michael’s | |||
| Saint Joseph’s | |||
| Saint Aloysius | |||
| Sacred Heart | |||
| Saint Matthew’s | |||
| Holy Family | |||
| Saints Peter and Paul | |||
| Saint Thomas Aquinas | |||
| Immaculate Conception | |||
| Our Lady of Mount Carmel | |||
| Our Lady of Hope | |||
| All Soul’s | |||
| Holy Name | |||
| Our Lady of the Rosary | |||
| Blessed Sacrament | |||
| Our Lady of the Sacred Heart | |||
| Mary Mother of Hope | |||
| Holy Cross | |||
| Saint Catherine of Siena | |||
| Saint Patrick |
CHURCHES
Saint Matthew’s Church (in what is now Chicopee)
Saint Benedict’s Church
Saint Michael’s Church and Cathedral 1856
Saint Joseph’s Church 1873 French
Saint Aloysius Church 1873 French
Sacred Heart Church 1874
Holy Family Church 1901
Saints Peter and Paul Church (Syrian)
Saint Thomas Aquinas Church 1904 French
Immaculate Conception Church 1904 Polish
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church 1906
All Soul’s Catholic Church 1909
Holy Name Church 1910
Our Lady of the Rosary Church 1917 Polish
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church 1929
Mary Mother of Hope Church (St Mary’s) 1947
Holy Cross Church 1949
Saint Catherine of Siena Church 1963
Saint Patrick Church 1963
Swedish Baptist Church
Thompson Triangle is formed by the three streets – Worthington St, Clarendon St, and St James Avenue.
W M McKnight house is at 1176 Worthington Street and is from 1890.
Wesley Society of the Methodist Church Parsonage is at 120 Clarendon Street.
Second Universalist Society Church of Springfield Massachusetts
Bay corner of Princeton 368 Bay
1898
Cambridge
| individual | job | lives at homestead | relationship |
| James | milk dealer / farmer | 1862 to 1887 | father |
| Jane | 1862 to 1911 | mother | |
| Ann | 1870 to 1871 | daughter | |
| Alice A | teacher | 1875 to 1916 | daughter |
| James | 1862 to 1885 | son | |
| Frank | milk dealer / farmer | 1863 to 1940 | son |
| Andrew John | farmer / real estate / policeman | 1862 to 1911 and 1932 | son |
| Emily | daughter | ||
| Margaret | 1862 | daughter | |
| Luise Pauline | 1934 onward | wife of Frank |
Moss homestead is at Back Street until 1904 and in that year the street’s name is changed to Homestead Avenue. By 1911 it is with a number finally – 34 Homestead. By 1920 it is with another number – 74 Homestead.
Alice is at 132 Cabot Street in 1905 and a teacher. In 1898 she is at the Back Street School. In 1886 she was an assistant at the Appleton Street School.
Andrew is at 41 Erline Street in Chicopee in 1903-4.
Neighbors to the Moss family:
Patrick Sheehan
George Goodyear
Patrick F Kane
Tenants of the homestead:
Martha C Schroeder 1951 to 1960
Arthur F Aurnhammer 1981
Bushman Fuller
Bushman purchased the land from John and Justin Ely. It was 56 acres. It was part of lot 27. This lot was part of the 1707 division of land in the Holyoke area.
In 1842 Clarissa Fuller would sell the property to John C Thompson.
In 1848 the property would again be sold to Cyrus Kemp. FINDAGRAVE
His house would be taken over by the Moss family in 1862.
