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1. [CAN-Nat] New Commer! [1]
Hello everyone: http://ebiz.netopia.com/download --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM).
2. [CAN-Nat] George Arthur EVANS from Caernarvonshire Wales [1]
Hi List, I am trying to find information about my Grandmothers brother George Arthur EVANS who was born 2nd March 1877 Bangor, Caernarvonshire and who immigrated to Canada in the early 1900s. I have some photographs of George (which I assume he sent to my Grandmother in Wales) taken in Canada. One shows him with his daughter Elsie in Kimberley B.C. in 1941. He has written on the back that he stayed there from October until after his birthday in March. Some are taken outside his house which is built of wood
3. [CAN-NATURALIZATIONS] Upate: What's Available in Ships Lists to Canada Before 1865 [1]
Hello everyone There seems to be renewed interest in tracing an ancestor who arrived in Canada before 1865 - a challenging time period! This is an update to the original note I wrote in February 2007 about Immigration Projects Online and ships passenger lists to Canada before 1865. Remember that before 1865, Canada did not require ships passenger lists to be kept so these projects may be all you can find for an ancestor's arrival Some of the URLs below are more than one line long and cannot be
4. Isaac NEWTON emigrated early 1900s [1]
My great-uncle Isaac Newton was born in 1878 in Hughenden, Buckinghamshire. He was in Buckinghamshire in 1881 and 1891. I believe that he emigrated to Canada (place unknown) and joined the police force there. Can anyone point me in the right direction to find out more, please? Thank you. Joy
5. New Lister - Peattie surname [1]
I am trying to trace Mary Isabella Peattie, born 1864 in London who supposedly emigrated to Canada round about 1900. That is all I know about her. Is it possible to search Naturalization files on the net ? I don't know where in England she sailed from, or where she landed in Canada. I have tried the Ellis Island site in case she went via the USA, but nothing there.
6. Finding places in SK by Land Locations [1]
If you are having trouble figuring out where someone is located and all you have is the land location - like 16-24-31-W1 - and need to find out what town or area that is, go to www.chodovepeople.com and in the middle of the page is a form to fill out. When you submit the location, it will tell you the name of the town and such. Hope this helps you all. Chat with you soon, Paulette www.chodovepeople.com paulette@chodovepeople.com
7. More Documents Available [1]
Hey there everyone, I stayed up late last night and did some more adding to my website. http://www.chodovepeople.com In addition to the 1873 Scotland Land Patents being added yesterday I have added the following: Birth and Death Record images from Galicia, now adays Ukraine. Many of the families included are: BERNASKI, BERNES, CIRZKA, HEINDEL, HRABI, HRUSKA, HUBEISS, HUBENY, HUSNIK, JAZOWNIK, KELNER/KELLNER, KISS, KUPSCET, MARTINOSKY/MARTINOVSKY, MICLASH/MIKLASH/MIKOLAS/MIKOLIASH/MIKOL0SH, NEJEDLI
8. Re: [CAN-Nat] Citizenship 1922/23? [1]
On 11 Nov 2005 at 20:42, LINDA MARTIN wrote: > I am trying to help a friend with his father's history - the > gentleman in question was born in England in 1896, joined > the English Navy, and by 1924 is applying for a Canadian > passport. He goes to England shortly after, but returns to > Canada in 1925 where he stays until his death. > > Two things - the passport application and the name he went > by for the rest of his life is completely different from the > name he was given at birth - surname and for
9. Citizenship 1922/23? [1]
I am trying to help a friend with his father's history - the gentleman in question was born in England in 1896, joined the English Navy, and by 1924 is applying for a Canadian passport. He goes to England shortly after, but returns to Canada in 1925 where he stays until his death. Two things - the passport application and the name he went by for the rest of his life is completely different from the name he was given at birth - surname and forename. He is also shown as four years younger than his actual
10. Re: [CAN-Nat] Jewell Boxall [1]
On 10 Feb 2004 at 17:02, Juliet Jewell wrote: > Dear Listers, > Could anyone help me in finding : > William Henry JEWELL-BOXALL born 1871 in Brighton UK or > George Joseph JEWELL born 1875 in Brighton UK. emigrated to > Canada circa 1900-1920 From 1763 to 1 January 1947, people born in the provinces and colonies of British North America were all British subjects. Thus immigrants from Great Britain and the Commonwealth (England, Ireland, Wales or Scotland) did not have to be naturalized. I'm afraid yo
11. [CAN-Nat] Jewell Boxall [1]
Dear Listers, Could anyone help me in finding : William Henry JEWELL-BOXALL born 1871 in Brighton UK or George Joseph JEWELL born 1875 in Brighton UK. emigrated to Canada circa 1900-1920 Thank you in advance for any advice, Kindes regards, Juliet
12. [CAN-Nat] Posting Interests [1]
Hello all: I'm new to this list and am trying to find out more information about the Canadian branch of my SAWDON family. As far as I know so far, this line begins with: Fred Winspear SAWDON (17 Sep 1885 - 4 Aug 1973) b. Whitby, N. Yorks, son of William SAWDON and Eleanor WINSPEAR. (William was a watchmaker and jeweller of some repute in Whitby; his shop at 17, Bridge Street, was photographed by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe and is in the fourth collection of the latter's works. William was my great-grandfathe
13. [CAN-Nat] Brehm Family - Lunenburg,Halifax,Fletcher's Lake 1752-1800 [1]
Does anyone researching this family know the town of origin of George Philip Brehm (ca 1727-1776) and his wife, Elisabeth Heller (ca 1727-1801) in Sachsen/Saxony in Germany? Thanks.Jim
14. Walter Bulley in Canada [1]
Dear Listers Family story tells of Walter Bulley emigrating to Canada in early 1990's, possibly 1907. I believe he married & had children, therefore I am assuming that he became a Canadian Citizen. I would be grateful for any information to confirm/refute the story, but would also be happy with any census or other information. It would be great if descendants were able to get in touch. Look forward to hearing from anyone. Thanks in anticipation. Regards Pat
15. EVERLEY/EVERLY/EBERLE/EBERLY [1]
Searching for ancestor: EVERLY, Philipp ~~ name may be any of above variations. Immigrated from Hessen Darmstadt circa 1844-45. May have settled in Cedar Springs, ONT, (or then "Upper Canada"?) or vicinity. Thank you for your assistance. Natalie in Huron, Ohio USA
16. [CAN-NATURALIZATIONS] Ask Olive Tree! [1]
Hello fellow researchers - Some of you probably know that I read and answer a lot of questions on various genealogy mailing lists. I've been doing this for years but I decided that starting in 2009 I would use a slightly different method. Don't get me wrong, I am still going to respond to mailing list queries whenever possible. But I thought there was a better way to help other researchers, so I started a Blog called Ask Olive Tree. It's at http://askolivetree.blogspot.com/ Ask Olive Tree is a central
17. [CAN-NATURALIZATIONS] Ask Olive Tree! [1]
Hello fellow researchers - Some of you probably know that I read and answer a lot of questions on various genealogy mailing lists. I've been doing this for years but I decided that starting in 2009 I would use a slightly different method. Don't get me wrong, I am still going to respond to mailing list queries whenever possible. But I thought there was a better way to help other researchers, so I started a Blog called Ask Olive Tree. It's at http://askolivetree.blogspot.com/ Ask Olive Tree is a central
18. [CAN-NATURALIZATIONS] Edna Marie Hawkin (nee Steele) [1]
Dear Listeners, I found the following on a Canadian website and wondered if anyone had any more information about Edna Marie Hawkin (nee Steele). Apparently she was my GG Uncle Donald Hawkin's Second Wife: Hawkin (b Steele), Edna Marie. Pianist, teacher, organist, b Chesterfield, England, 6 Nov 1896, naturalized Canadian 1925, d Montreal 29 Jul 1988; ARCM, LRAM. Following her musical education in England, where she studied with Frederic Lamond, she came to Canada in 1920, living first in Prince Albert
19. [CAN-NATURALIZATIONS] GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN / GERMANY [1]
Hi Listers, do you have German ancestors? Ancestors from Schleswig-Holstein + Hamburg-Altona? Do you need competent help with researching for your ancestors? Then please contact me via e-mail: uwejacobsen@gmx.de Visit my new homepage: www.ancestor-research.de Greetings Uwe Jacobsen
20. SPREADBOROUGHS in CANADA-new to list [1]
Hello- I am new to list and am researching the SPREADBOROUGH families of Hampshire and Surrey UK origins- some of whom I believe emigrated to Canada and also Australia- I would be delighted to hear from anyone with an interest in these families. Carole
21. Re: CAN-Naturalizations-D Digest V04 #10 [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 9:00 AM Subject: CAN-Naturalizations-D Digest V04 #10 I usually phone them with a land description, and its usually the Saskatoon branch. Perhaps I've just been extremely lucky. So far I've sent for 9 homestead records. Out of those nine, I've received within those files 7 naturalization records. One, none was found and 1 the person became naturalized when
22. Nat. records available [1]
Hello All In reading the previous posts on the availability of naturalization records and all being destroyed, I have to disagree. I can't speak for all records, but I know that often if someone homesteaded, and you sent for there homestead records, the naturalization papers are included in with them. The homestead records I've sent for have probably included more naturalization records than not. Just another avenue for those of you looking for them to try. Good luck Donna
23. Re: [CAN-Nat] Nat. records available [1]
Where did you send for the homestead records? The reason that I ask this is because when I go to the Saskatchewan Archives and look at the original homestead records for this area, there is no naturalization papers in them. I have been to the Archives in Saskatoon on many occassions and have looked up numerous relatives and not one naturalization paper was included. Delores ----- Original Message ----- From: "HMD 14" To: <> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 2:36 PM Subject: [CAN-Nat] Nat.
24. Re: [CAN-Nat] Re: CAN-Naturalizations-D Digest V04 #10 [1]
I would have to say that you have been extremely fortunate. From the 30 or more that I have received from the Saskatoon branch of the Archive, there have been no naturalization records. Makes me envious. Delores ----- Original Message ----- From: "HMD 14" To: <> Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 1:56 PM Subject: [CAN-Nat] Re: CAN-Naturalizations-D Digest V04 #10 > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To:
25. [CAN-Nat] My Ancestors Came From 'Sachsen' (but what location) to Nova Scotia (1752) [1]
My ancestors, George Phillip BREHM (About 1727-1776), and his wife, Elizabeth HELLER (about 1727-1801) sailed from Hellevoet Roads, Rotterdam for Halifax, Nova Scotia on 16 May 1752 on the 'Betty'.The passenger list stated they were from 'Sachsen.' I know that then and even today there were and are a number of different Sachsens. I also know that boundaries have changed many times. My questions: 1. Which Sachsens existed in 1752 and where are these lands today? 2. Which of these might have been a
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