Looking for record of deceased Quebecois ancestor

Question

Trying to obtain the death record of Louis Charles Olivier Charbonneau, born St-Eustache, Deux Montagnes, Quebec, January 30, 1858. According to the 1900 census for his mother Marie Anne (Dillon) Charbonneau, she gave birth to 8 children, but only 5 were living at the time of the census. I know the dates of the other siblings who died at Moose River Settlement, NY. Not sure if death occurred in St-Eustache or NY.

Comments

1901 census for her household would not include her children who were adult and living elsewhere, so that is not an indication that they died.

Answer 1

Find A Grave Index FamilySearch

Louis Carbonneau buried 1918, death date 17 Oct 1918 Albert Mines, Estrie Region, Quebec, Canada at Precieux Sang Cemetery.

Answer 2

Given the common name of Louis, I am not sure because of the census information about the number of living children. That needs to be more investigated before confirming.

Answer 3

I find that cemetery here: http://www.leslabelle.com/Cimetieres/AfficherCim.asp?MP=F3&CID=1917 

But there is no parish named as associated with it to give an indication where he might have had his funeral to find a record for him.  Also, this place is close to Sherbrooke, not St-Eustache.  While possible that he moved, a large caveat on FaG data such as this.  Need more sources.

The problem is that Louis Charbonneau is NOT a rare name, I find another Louis Charbonneau in 1901 census living in St-Martin on Île Jésus (now part of Laval), whose date of birth is recorded as 6 Nov 1858.

Comments

After receiving the first answer, I was not convinced by the find a grave information as a reliable source. My reference to the census, of my ancestor having 8 children with only 5 still living seemed accurate. I have accurate information on the other two, will continue to research. I too agree that I need more sources.