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1. [BRUCE] Coming event [1]
Dear Listers: I hope it is alright to post this coming event regarding an upcoming meeting to be held in Clifford. PLAN TO ATTEND A JOINT MEETING OF WELLINTON & CLIFFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETIES SUNDAY, MAY 5,2002,2:00 P.M.CLIFFORD COMMUNITY HALL 2-2:30 VIEW A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HISTORY BOOKS FROM WELLINGTON COUNTY 2:30 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER: M.P. LYNN MYERS TOPIC: HISTORY AND YOUR COMMUNITY REFRESHMENTS FREE EVENT FOLLOWING THE MEETING EVERYONE IS INVITED FOR
2. [BRUCE] Palmerson [1]
First a big thank you to all those who answer my question, as to the Twp, and Co. for Palmerston. I just knew I could count on the people on the list. They have never let me down yet. Jill: You asked what name I was researching. Here we go again. It is Anderson, but this time James Anderson, son of Alexander Anderson, and Janet (Morton) Boyd. After he was married to Gertrude B. Broadwood, in Toronto Junction, they moved to Palmerston, from 1894 to 1898. Their two oldest children, Elda and Helen, were
3. Re: [BRUCE] Matheson Southampton [1]
Re your question about "new". In addition to the Southampton Cemetery where your Barbara Matheson is buried there is also an 'Old' Southampton Cemetery. So the former is the 'new Southampton Cemetery'. Hope this helps. Bonita
4. [BRUCE] Have YOU Sent A Fax to Allan Rock? [1]
To all:- Do you sincerely desire the release of the 1911 census records? We need to FIGHT in every ladylike and gentlemanly way we know. ONE way is a POLITE request for release to The Hon. Allan Rock, Minister of Industry. I have offered to send these for people who do not have a fax machine or fax facilities -- Global Genealogy will also send these FREE. Any sent to me must be in WORD, please! These may be in an attachment form if you have computer virus protection. YOUR complete address, full name,
5. [BRUCE] Hawthorns & Cunninghams Photo/Greenock/Walkerton [1]
A Cunningham descendent sent me a scanned photo of Samuel Hawthorn's children in a picture. I've now finally been able to have them identified along with the Cunningham's, but my inbox crashed several months ago, and I don't know who the Cunningham descendent was that sent me the photo. The Hawthorn's were all born in Greenock Twp and apparently the Cunninghams and Hawthorns went to Walkerton to have their photo taken at Trussters? There are 12 of the 19 identified. The other 7 individuals were thought to h
6. [BRUCE] St Andrews Cemetery & Chesley Cemetery [1]
HelpDoes anyone have the records for these two cemeteries? Would like to know what information you have for Sarah and George Moore in St Andrews. In the Chesley Cemetery Duncan, Harriet, Bertha Campbell. I have seen the tombstones of Duncan and Bertie Campbell but I'm trying to locate Harriet's, the mother and wife. When I visited the town many years ago I was unable to locate any information about the cemetery records. Thank you, Mary Jane rdevault@floripa.com.br
7. [BRUCE] question [1]
Jim, thank you for your suggestion, but how do I check the Cemetery book? I live in Florida, and don't see any possibilty anywhere in the near future, of getting to Ontario. In my ignorance, is there a way to do so from here? Georgiana
8. Re: [BRUCE] ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR KINLOSS BRUCE CO. 1860 [1]
Dear Don, Something of this nature should be among the collection of the Bruce County Museum & Archives in Southampton. They have a website at http://www.brucecounty.on.ca/museum/ with a contact link by which you could ask them. Cathy. Don Boyle wrote: > Are the assessment rolls available?. > If so, where are they available and if so what are film numbers? > > Don J Boyle > Brantford Ontario, Canada > Armstrong, Boyle, Corbett, Merriam, Thompson, Magarrell, Alford, > Cooke, Went > > ===========
9. Re: [BRUCE] The Paisley Advocate [1]
Brad (et al) I have the 1871-1900 book if they might be in that range. Rosemary
10. Re: [BRUCE] The Paisley Advocate [1]
Thanks Cathy. Is there any hope the strike will be over soon? How will I know what microfilm to request? Is there an index? Also, does anyone have access to the Paisley Advocate B,M&D 1901-1910 that would be willing to do a look up for me? TIA Rosemary
11. [BRUCE] Sutherland Paisley Advocate [1]
Does the Paisley Advocate go back to 1866 or beyond? Looking for Marion/ Mary Ann Polson wife of James Sutherland and looking for their daughter Barbara Sutherland/Matheson. Maggi California
12. Re: [BRUCE] The Paisley Advocate [1]
To whom it may concern (quite formal what), I also have three Paisley Births to look up if SKS can assist. I know the exact dates. Regards, Brad Henderson Dallas, TX At 09:56 AM 04/09/2002 -0700, Rosemary wrote: >Thanks Cathy. Is there any hope the strike will be over soon? How will I >know what microfilm to request? Is there an index? > >Also, does anyone have access to the Paisley Advocate B,M&D 1901-1910 that >would be willing to do a look up for me? > >TIA > >Rosemary > > > >==================
13. [BRUCE] Post 1901 Census - S-12 Committee hearing postponed [1]
Many thanks to Gordon Watts for forwarding the very important message re Senate Committee hearing on S-12. Many thanks! Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee -------------------------------------- Greetings All. I received notice today that the Senate Committee hearing on Bill S-12, at which Chief Statistician Dr. Ivan Fellegi was to appear, has been postponed. It was to have been tomorrow, 17 April 2002. I received no reason for the postponem
14. [BRUCE] question [1]
I have been unable to find the grave of my great-grandfather, Alexander Anderson. His Ontario Government issued Death Certificate states he died at Chesley, Bruce Co. Ontario. His wife Janet (Morton)(she remarried William Boyd) and is buried in Chesley under the name of Janet Boyd. His daughter Agnes Anderson, is listed on the same stone, as Janet Boyd,. A number of kind people have checked the cemetery--one even sent me pictures of Janet's stone, but there seems to be no trace of Alexander. Alexander die
15. Re: [BRUCE] Sutherland Paisley Advocate [1]
Hi Maggi, The publications start circa 1870 and are a bit hit and miss until closer to 1890. Cathy. RFinnigan@aol.com wrote: > Does the Paisley Advocate go back to 1866 or beyond? Looking for Marion/ Mary > Ann Polson wife of James Sutherland and looking for their daughter Barbara > Sutherland/Matheson. > Maggi California > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&s
16. [BRUCE] Elderslie, Bruce Co, census 1851 George Moore [1]
HelpDoes anyone have the 1851 census for Elderslie and would be able to check for this family? Not sure they arrived. Per the 1861 census they built their house in 1858 in Elderslie. Thank you, Mary Jane rdevault@floripa.com.br
17. [BRUCE] McDonalds in Huron [1]
Would like to find some living descendants or any connection with the following McDonald's who were in Huron, Bruce south in 1871, 1881. Archibald McDonald b: abt 1822 and his wife Mary also McDonald b: abt 1823 born in Scotland (probably Mull) and their children: Margaret b: abt 1851 in PEI Alex born abt 1853 in Ontario Flora born about 1855 in Ontario Elisabeth born about 1857 in Ontario Daniel born about 1859 in Ontario Lachlan born about 1863 in Ontario Would there be a local newspaper where I might
18. Re: [BRUCE] George & Sarah Moore of Elderslie [1]
Dear Mary Jane, Since their oldest child was born circa 1860, they probably had not been married long. Do you know Sarah's maiden name? I found a marriage for a George MOORE and a Sarah CRAWFORD which took place in Huron County on Dec. 05, 1860. Cathy. Reed Devault wrote: > HelpDoes anyone have the 1851 census for Elderslie and would be able to check for this family? Not sure they arrived. Per the 1861 census they built their house in 1858 in Elderslie. > > George Moore 30y > Sarah 27 y > Corneil
19. [BRUCE] Lakeview Cem, Hastings Co. - Look Up [1]
If SKS could look up the following LOVE listings in the Hastings County Ontario Lakeview Cemetery I would greatly appreciate it...Number 5 and her husband and children are the ones in my line. LOVE Alex A. Lakeview Hastings Madoc Q-H1129 LOVE Dora May (Wilman) Lakeview Hastings Madoc Q-H1129 LOVE Frances V. (Fleming) Lakeview Hastings Madoc Q-H1129 LOVE Lewis Lakeview Hastings Madoc Q-H1129 LOVE Marcella (Wickham) Lakeview Hastings Madoc Q-H1129 LOVE Nickolas A. Lakeview Hastings Madoc Q-H1129 LOVE W
20. [BRUCE] Bruce McKitrick, Judge shot in Juvenile Court [1]
The Hawthorns were from Greenock Twp, but I'm not sure where Bruce McKitrick, son of George McKitrick and Sara Hawthorn (born in Greenock Twp) was located in Ontario when he was serving as a judge in Juvenile Court and was shot to death. Does anyone know of this story? Terry Wilde Spear of Crawford, Texas
21. [BRUCE] ADAMS - Kincardine - 1891 [1]
--=======2E0E581F======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-7BEE5372; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Seeking the John Adams family of Kincardine, Wife Margaret and hopefully daughter Barbara age 16/17 on the 1891 census. The family with several of Barbara's older sibilings is found on the 1901 census for Kincardine. John Adams is on the 1871 Ontario index at Fergus Wellington but since Barbara gives her birth place as Kincardine perhaps the family moved there before her bir
22. [BRUCE] question [1]
To Eileen Wilson: Thank you for your information, however, that is not my family. None of those names are familiar, and I do know the family names, so there cannot be a connection. As mentioned, last time. I have a picture of Janet (Morton,Anderson)Boyd's gravestone, on which is also listed her daughter Agnes Anderson, and a granddaughter, Alexa. Janet married William Boyd at Chesley (at least this is what I have been lead to believe), however, although he died fairly young I do not know where they were
23. [BRUCE] Burial records, Stokes Bay [1]
Does anyone have a contact/mailing address for burial records of the Stokes Bay Cemetery? I have the headstone transcription for my ancestor but it only provides a year and I'd like to try and get a more exact date so I can track down an obituary. Thank you, LaureenGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com
24. [BRUCE] ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR KINLOSS BRUCE CO. 1860 [1]
Are the assessment rolls available?. If so, where are they available and if so what are film numbers? Don J Boyle Brantford Ontario, Canada Armstrong, Boyle, Corbett, Merriam, Thompson, Magarrell, Alford, Cooke, Went
25. Re: [BRUCE] CORNELIUS CAMPBELL and ANNIE MUNROE, m. May 14, 1878 [1]
Hi Judy, According to the 1871 Census, Rev. Richard LARGE was an "Episcopal Methodist" minister living in the village of Kincardine. Although I don't have the 1878 Marriage Register on hand, I checked the 1869-1873 version for any mention of Rev. Large. All the marriages he performed during that timeframe took place in the village of Kincardine. Cathy. Hassall wrote: > Hi there > > Does anyone know where this marrage between a Cornelius Campbell and Annie > Munroe, on May 14,1878 occured and if
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