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1. [ANNAPOLIS] Obtaining a Birth Certificate [1]
Is it possible to obtain a birth certificate for someone born in 1893 in Annapolis Royal? If not, is it possible for someone to do a look-up for Robert A. Bush, born June 9, 1893 in Annapolis Royal? Thanks, Carol
2. [ANNAPOLIS] Re: Christian von Molitor, Capt. in Bayreuth Regt. [1]
Hello Hessian and Nova Scotian descendants; Here is an enquiry from a descendant of this distinguished Nova Scotia settler, who I have written about 4 pages in my book 'The Hessians of Nova Scotia". I have spend months and many dollars to collect all the information I have incorporated in the book, but I am unable to answer the question posed by this descendant. I have not found his place and date of birth, neither his religion. One descendant at one time informed me that he married in New York to Rebe
3. [ANNAPOLIS] Music for Typing!!! Sail On Nova Scotia [1]
To all lovers of music:- My typing speed has always been good -- but keeping in time to 1984 Nova Scotia Tattoo music has made my fingers move a bit faster!! Where is this music? On the Sail On Nova Scotia internet/radio Live365 program, coming from Halifax, courtesy of Bryan Keddy. Today he has A Kitchen Party, plus the Tattoo music -- the guest United States Marine Corps band is now playing. Thought I would share it with you!! Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca http://www3.
4. [ANNAPOLIS] Re: Acadian - origin of name. [1]
Hello Janet, after having quoted from Hurtig's, I thought it would only be fair to quote the old "Encyclopedia Canadiana": by Grolier. ACADIANS, descendants of the French settlers in ACADIE. It is estimated that there are at least one million of them in various parts of North America, with the larger number settled in the Maritime Provinces and Louisiana. In the Maritimes they form a distinct community; and in Louisiana they have partly succeeded in preserving their culture against strong assimilative p
5. Re: [ANNAPOLIS] Re: Bonnett House - Annapolis Royal. [1]
Re: Annapolis families 1700-1800: We have a Nathaniel Barns (Barnes) who m. Annis ? Her surname may have been Wilson. They married in Merriconeague, ME, migrated to Annapolis about mid 1700's and died there. Large family: Surnames: Young, Milbury, Chute, Ray, Troup. Am told that there is a book, or magazine that may have article about the Barnes family/ families that era together with photo or rendering of the family home in Annapolis. Any information would be appreciated. Have genealogy on above sur
6. [ANNAPOLIS] Re: Bonnett House - Annapolis Royal. [1]
Dear Donna Lee Butler; Thanks for your response to my posting of yesterday. I just wanted to make the point that our mail list is here to help you make your organizations plans known to a wider audience. An audience which is particularly interested in the history and genealogy of this wonderful Annapolis Valley area. I encourage you and your other volunteers to utilize this mail list to your advantage. Cheers, John Reply from "Donna Lee & Bill Butler" Sent: Monday, August 26,
7. [ANNAPOLIS] Bonnett House - Annapolis Royal. [1]
Hello, just this evening I found some old correspondence, in fact it is over five years, I had with Donna Lee Butler about the Bonnett House Historic Restoration Society of Annapolis County. In fact, I remember having donated a copy of my book "The Hessians of Nova Scotia" to the Society. It's been very quiet about this Bonnett House and the Historic Restoration Society, and I just wonder whether it is still alive, and .... if ...... what their programme is for the rest of the year, and of course what th
8. Re: [ANNAPOLIS] Obtaining a Birth Certificate [1]
Birth records were only kept in Annapolis County for 1864-1877 . You may find him on the 1901 census for that area or if you knew his religion on a church record or an announcement in the local paper, The Annapolis Spectator I would suggest emailing O'Dell House at kirbywr@gov.ns.ca This is their genealogy dept.
9. [ANNAPOLIS] Re: Acadian - origin of name. [1]
Dear Janet; According to Hurtig's "Canadian Encyclopedia": ACADIA, name given to the first permanent French colony in N America. The name originated with Giovanni da Verrazzano, an Italian explorer, serving the king of France. In 1524 he made his first trip to the New World and gave the name Arcadie to a region stretching along the Atlantic coast near Delaware, explaining the choice in his diary with a reference to "the beauty of its trees." Sixteenth-century cartographers mistakenly gave the name Arcad
10. [ANNAPOLIS] Raise the Nova Scotia Flag for the Members of Parliament!!! [1]
To all Down Home Family Researchers:- The reason for the subject line is that all ELEVEN (11) Members of Parliament are 100% supportive of Post-1901 Census Release http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Score5.htm#NS I admit it took a few LETTERS and I have already sent notes of thanks -- but all will appreciate many more. Go to the above URL, the personal scoreboard is at the left, YOU may send messages on the memo site at the right. However, although the first vote on Senator Lorna Milne's Bill S-12 w
11. [ANNAPOLIS] Re: Acadian - origin of name. [1]
From: "Michael/Janet Olive" Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 10:01 PM Thank you for your explanation. You have always been helpful in the past, that is why I thought of you when I had this question. I just received the 2 volumes of The Way We Were by Zachary "Jack" Duclos, PhD and I am finding it very interesting. Few of my family surnames are suppose to be in this book. Definitely interested in getting to that part of the two books. Do you know of a site that have maps that would includ
12. [ANNAPOLIS] Message from List Administrator. [1]
Hello subscribers; I don't want to push the panic button, but at the moment many services provided by Rootsweb are not available. The mail list archives are missing big chunks of mail, and it may well be that you are not getting all the messages being posted. The Rootsweb technicians are aware of the problems and hopefully are working on it. Please be patient until you notice that regular traffic is restored. John Merz, host of this list.
13. [ANNAPOLIS] Re: Isaac Borden [1]
From: "Hugh Borden" Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 1:54 PM Subject: Isaac Borden Isaac Borden m. Mary (unknown); no further info; Children ; 1.Rachel Borden, b. Jan. 9, 1796 2. Mary Borden, b. May 30, 1798 3.Euphemia Jane Borden, b. June 18, 1800 4. Jas (Jos?) Lewis Borden, b. Sept 29, 1803 5.Peter Borden, b. April 3, 1805 source; Annapolis Methodist (Stayner Collection), PANS
14. [ANNAPOLIS] Re: Variations in spelling of Names. [1]
Hello family researchers - last nights query about Klein, Kline, Cline, Clyne, Klyne, did force me to think about the many variations an original name is being subjected to, and what it does to family research. I promptly went on the Rootsweb site http://www.rootsweb.com and checked a few Gedcoms just to see how some family researchers are handling their names. It's easy, they all have the A to Z click-on line, where all the names come up alphabetically. I tried one page where the name B:AR (A as Umlaut)
15. [ANNAPOLIS] 1901 Census Question [1]
Has anyone yet found page 14 of the Bridgetown Schedule 1?? I have managed to locate pages 1 to 18 listed under Belleisle, but it is missing page 14. *sigh* I think thats the one in particular I need to look at. Doesn't that just figure??? While I'm at it, does anyone know what Halifax ward North Park Street would fall under?? SueB
16. [ANNAPOLIS] "Are You Lonesome Tonite" [1]
Hello subscribers, if that is the case, I would suggest to take the time and check http://www.rootsweb.com and click on the top bar for Message Boards - look for your name, or any name which appears in your family tree. Find that Messgae board and get in touch with your cousins. Their e-mail address is right there if you click on their name, and what a great feature .... it will show what their interests are, will show what they have posted in the past. These Message Boards contain a wealth of inform
17. [ANNAPOLIS] My wife Emmi turned Senior's advisor! [1]
Hello Everyone; First thing Friday morning my wife Emmi and I went downtown to the Lab to get some blood work done. Coming into the waiting room, which was empty, except of three nurses standing there waiting for business, there were the numbers hanging on the hook, and the number "1" stared at me. I grabbed it and yelled: "Eh, today I am Number One" and laughed. The first nurse took me right to the next room to take my blood, and while she was getting my medical file from the computer, I heard another
18. Re: [ANNAPOLIS] A County Map [1]
I have this AM sent an email to the map maker site with your corrections and advising that perhaps it is not only we in the states that go on a Toot! ----- Original Message ----- From: "C.Joudrey" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 6:00 AM Subject: [ANNAPOLIS] A County Map > Here is a map of Annapolis County, for those > who may not know the lay of the land. > > Christine > > > http://www.gov.ns.ca/snsmr/muns/info/mapping/ANNJ.stm > > > ==== CAN-NS-AN
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