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1. POST-1901 CENSUS:- Final Count [1]
To all:- We have all been on tenterhooks (whatever that means) but the vote is finally over and we may still have a chance and hope someone will assist us with FAST-TRACKING Bill S-18. Bill C-43 Budget Implementation Act, 2005 Loi d'exicution du budget de 2005 YEAS = 250 NAYS = 54 [Voting on the YEA side were Carolyn Parrish, Chuck Cadman, David Kilgour, John Efford] We extend our sincere thanks
2. Post 1901 Census - Where is Bill S-18? [1]
Remember, the two votes are at 6 PM Thursday - Muriel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon A. Watts" To: "Canada Census Campaign" Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 12:15 AM Subject: Post 1901 Census - Where is Bill S-18? Greetings All With Belinda Stronach crossing the floor to the Liberals the chance of the Budget vote failing on Thursday is lessened, but a passing vote is by no means a certainty yet. The Government needs the support
3. Re: [BRUCE] Urquhart/Ross [1]
Hi Russell: The John Urquhart & Christina Ross you are looking for are my great grandparents. John Urquhart was born in 1821 at Cross Roads,Richmond Co.,Nova Scotia, Christina Ross was born in 1825 in Nova Scotia. John & Christina were married Abt. 1842 at Grand River,Richmond Co.,Nova Scotia (we believe the marriage took place there because the only Presbyterian Minister in the area at the time resided there). John & Christina had three children while living at Sporting Mountain in Cape Br
4. Post 1901 Census - Bill S-18 on Projected Order of Business [1]
The Veteran's Charter can be fast-tracked in the Senate the same time as Bill S-18 in House of Commons -- they belong together -- Muriel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon A. Watts" To: "Canada Census Campaign" Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2005 10:47 PM Subject: Post 1901 Census - Bill S-18 on Projected Order of Business Greetings All. Bill S-18 has finally appeared on the House of Commons Projected Order of Business for Thursday 12 M
5. Re: [BRUCE] A.B. Taylor - Hanover [1]
Hi Merlyn: The book covers people from the spring of 1849, when the first settler arrived, until the end of 1946. Henry Schultz is not in the book. There is a Philip Schultz who was a trustee in one of the Lutheran churches after a split. There is also a mention of a "Mr. Schultz" who lived in the west. He was in Hanover visiting with his sister, Mrs. Philip Fischer, when the Brittania Metal Factory burned. The book does not give a date for the fire, but does say that Mark Willis won tea and cof
6. Re: [BRUCE] Post 1901 Census - House adjourned without debate of S-18 [1]
I know that this is not the right forum to vent my frustration, but if the Conservatives bring down the government without passing Bill S-18, I believe they can write-off the thousands of votes of angry genealogists in Canada! Eileen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Muriel M. Davidson" To: Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 12:52 PM Subject: [BRUCE] Post 1901 Census - House adjourned without debate of S-18 > ----- Original Message ----- > Fr
7. Reflections of Arran [1]
Hello Everyone Does anyone have acess to the book "Reflections of Arran"? I am wondering if the ESPLEN family is mentioned in that book? I tried to get a copy of the book through Interlibrary Loan but no luck. Thanks Kim Cooke kcooke@cooke-enders.com
8. Post-1901 Census:- Although on Order paper, Bill S-18 Not Mentioned [1]
Greetings All. Contrary to my earlier expectations, today's session in the House of Commons (Friday 20 May) did include two periods of debate on Government Orders. Unfortunately the time allotted for both periods was taken up entirely with debate on Bill C-9. There was no debate today on Bill S-18 or any of the other Bills currently shown on the Projected Order of Business. It would appear that on any given sitting day, appearance of a Bill on the Projected Order of Business is not a guarantee that it wi
9. Re: [BRUCE] A.B. Taylor - Hanover [1]
Hi Eileen: There is no mention of Alex Wilson. There is a mention of W.F. Wilson, a student assistant at the Methodist church. He boarded at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McNally, where all student assistants were boarded. There are also two tales of how he became known as "move on Wilson", and an accident that happened when he was walking with a young lady and another man. A tree branch broke, and fell on the unfortunate woman, killing her instantly. johanna >From: "Eileen Wilson"
10. Post-1901 Census:- Let's Hope S-18 is PASSED by Victoria Day [1]
To all readers:- In 2005, The Year of the Veteran, it had been hoped Bill S-18 would be passed prior to VE-Day as a tribute to all veterans, especially those who served during World War One -- their family records are enumerated on the 1911 census. Queen Elizabeth is in Canada and there could be no better way to honor her ancestor, Queen Victoria than by fast-tracking S-18, as we look forward to the May 23rd holiday. Members of the Royal Family have served during war-time as did Queen Elizabeth II
11. Post 1901 Census - House adjourned without debate of S-18 [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon A. Watts" To: "Canada Census Campaign" Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 12:15 PM Subject: Post 1901 Census - House adjourned without debate of S-18 Greetings All Even though Bill S-18 was on the agenda for consideration in the House of Commons today (Thursday), 55 minutes after the House resumed sitting MP Rob Nicholson made a motion to adjourn the House for today. The vote in the Commons, just concl
12. Post 1901 Census - New column posted [1]
To all:- I have already printed the five pages -- all very interesting, and should you desire to forward the column, especially to someone in Australia, there is a space to do so. Gordon has an invitation to subscribe to the mail list of the Canada-Census-Campaign -- and anyone desiring to be committee members may also contact me. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee 25 Crestview Avenue, Brampton, ON L6W 2R8 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gord
13. Urquhart/Ross [1]
Looking for information on John Urquhart 1821-1896 and Christina Ross 1823-1897 of Con. A, Lots 67,68 Kincardine Township. Pages 375, 376 "Toil, Tears and Triumph" Russell Johnson Eugene, Oregon
14. Hillcrest Cemetery Lookup [1]
Thanks to those who offered to do my cemetery lookup. I now have the information. Bill
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