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1. Census 2006 -- Article by Professor Bill Waiser [1]
Greetings All. The Editorial pages of today's Globe and Mail (14 April 2006) includes an excellent article written by Professor Bill Waiser. The headline is "Say 'yes' for history's sake". The sub-headline states "Census information provides a snapshot of our past and must be publicly available, says historian Bill Waiser" Bill Waiser is one of those who were in the forefront of our campaign to regain public access to our Historic Census records. Using the 1906 Census records released because of
2. Mary Mooney m William Roach [1]
Hi, I would like to know if anybody has gathered info about the Mooney family of Kent county. I have Mary Mooney married William Roach and have no information about her family. I know she was born between 1802 and 1806 Kildare, Irlande, she married William Roach, and then John Walsh, she died 24 jun 1886 and is buried in Aldouane cemetery under Mary Roach, by William's grave. On the various census, she is found in Weldford parish, at her son Anthony Roach's, and is called Mary Roach We have
3. Census 2006 -- Questions and reasons asked [1]
Greetings All. For those who have any concerns about what will be asked on the upcoming Census, the questions to be asked, and the reasons they are being asked, are available on the Statistics Canada website available at http://www12.statcan.ca/english/census06/info/questions/index.cfm Information provided here is for the long form only, and there are 53 questions. There are only 8 questions on the short form -- these include questions 1 through 6, question 16, and question 53 as shown for the long
4. Windle [1]
To Rosemarie Benson: Thanks, Rosemarie. I have considerable information on the Windle family. Michael Windle died in Saint John. What I am trying to find out about the Windle family: 1. Thomas Windle who died in St Louis in 1902 apparently was beamed up by Scottie until that date. I can't find him in any census. The only explanation is that he was in the states and his name mis-spelled. It could be that he fought in the civil war. 2. Hugh Windle was married to Annie unknown who died between 1901 and 1911. I
5. Gordon Watts Reports -- new issue online [1]
Greetings All. For those interested, the latest issue of my column, 'Gordon Watts Reports' is now online. Topics in this issue include: - Canadian Census 2006 -- Reasons to say YES - Some answers to questions [on Canadian Census] - We are not alone [Australian Census] - Message from Ian E. Wilson - Librarian and Archivist of Canada - New from Library and Archives Canada - Brian W. Hutchison Genealogical Scholarship - Jeff Paul moves on Ensure your place in the history of Canada. On Census Day 16 May 2
6. Census 2006 -- Reasons to say YES [1]
Greetings All. My thanks to those who responded to my post requesting reasons to say YES to the 'informed consent' question on the upcoming Census. Those reasons have been consolidated into information sheets suitable for posting on bulletin boards or for forwarding to others. These information sheets are available and downloadable in pdf format from the Post 1901 Census Project website at www.globalgenealogy.com/Census. Follow the Census 2006 links. Links to the downloadable information sheets ar
7. Census 2006 -- Lockheed-Martin and confidentiality [1]
Greetings All Over the past few weeks I have been made aware of a group who have been actively campaigning to have people hinder, or cripple the upcoming Canadian Census. I have been reluctant to make mention of them at all, hoping they would just 'go away', and I will not mention who they are because I do not wish to give any indication I believe them to be credible. Let it suffice to say that it would appear they are well funded, and well organized. In my opinion however, they are misguided and mi
8. James R. McLean of Richibucto [1]
Dear List, James R. McLean, of either the Miramichi area or of Kent County, married in 1861 in Richibucto to my relative, Annie C. MacPherson from P.E.I. They had three children before separating, at which time Annie and the children went back to P.E.I. and then moved to Massachusetts about 1872-1875. At that time she had only two children with her, Hugh M. and Marion. The family were Presbyterian, but I have no baptisms for any of the children. Who was the third child and what became of him or her? W
9. Gordon Watts Reports -- URL for column [1]
Greetings All I have had it brought to my attention that my earlier post regarding the current issue of 'Gordon Watts Reports' neglected to include the URL. It should have included the following link: http://globalgenealogy.com/globalgazette/gazgw/gazgw-0085.htm My apologies to all, and my thanks to James Custance for bringing it to my attention. Ensure your place in the history of Canada. On Census Day 16 May 2006, answer YES to allow your information to be made available to your descendants in
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