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1. Re: [BRUCE] John and Margaret McGregor of Culross [1]
On 5/15/06, Maer wrote: > > Hi Bill, > I found the record for the couple's marriage: > > Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness, there may be someone in his area. > > Maer > IF the people you think are them are in Bruce county, send me the film/page etc before end of tomorrow (Tuesday) and I'll have a run for it at the Archive... that's ONLY if you have the page/town etc, as I'm going to be mucho busy on my own stuff. On 5/14/06, Bill Putt <
2. Re: Hugh Young of Brant Township [1]
Hi Listers Sorry, I just noticed a mistake on my last posting! Hugh YOUNG died in Brant Township on 28 September 1883 and not 1880. His age was given as 80. This would explain how he managed to appear in the 1881 census! Stewart Young, Cumbria, England
3. John and Margaret McGregor of Culross [1]
Hi Bill -- Possibly this URL will assist you! http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/Test3.jsp?did=60 and after you sign in with your email address and a password -- click on the 1901 -- up in right hand corner -- if born 1888, you would also have the whole family on the 1901. The 1906 records are of three western provinces. This area of Bruce County is 100% finished -- there may be errors Nova Scotia is 100% finished (I was born there) At the top of the pages is a space where one can type in surnames
4. RE: [BRUCE] need help - with us death - married ontario [1]
Hello Genie: You can search the death index for Michigan from 1868 to 1897 online at the Michigan Department of Community Health http://www.mdch.state.mi.us/gendisx/search2.htm Janet Iles, PLCGS May 16, 2006 is Census Day in Canada Check Yes to ensure researchers and your descendants have the joy of finding the information you provide in this census, in 2098 and beyond. Census information is a major resource for genealogists and historians. -----Original Message----- From: Genie [mailto:eunesm@telus.n
5. Re: [BRUCE] Kincardine Cemetery- lookup [1]
Lynn, I believe the course of action is to contact the town to ask them to contact the groundskeeper of the cemetery. The book is large and old and in their posession. I can't find anything on your John Munro (unless Elizabeth is a Barbara) in the Toil, Tears & Triumph book re: Kincardine, and the death registers come up with a couple from Southampton who couldn't have been old enough to be married in 1851. Southampton is not exactly close to Kincardine, but it's also not toooo far away, so it could be that
6. Hugh Young of Brant Township [1]
Hi Listers I have previously had a lot of help from members of this list regarding Thomas YOUNG and Mary Ann SMIRL who was was granted 100 acres at Lot 5 Concession 9 in Brant Township, Bruce County in 1875. I have now been able to access the 1851 census for the first time, and found reference to Hugh YOUNG, aged 40, born in Scotland. He appears again in the 1881 census, living with the family of James and Margaret STEVENS. I believe her maiden name was YOUNG, and she married James STEVEN in 1842 in E
7. Headstone Photos - WELLINGTON COUNTY, Ontario, Canada [1]
Hi Lists: We will be spending a week or so in Wellington County, Ontario beginning June 14th. This is your last chance to request digital photos of headstones in the following Wellington County cemeteries: Elora Municipal Cemetery Belsyde Cemetery, Fergus St. Andrew's Presbyterian, Fergus If time permits, we will visit other cemeteries in Wellington County (Harriston, Garafraxa, Pilkington). If you have requests for other cemeteries in Wellington County, please send them off-list (email address below) a
8. Re: [BRUCE] John and Margaret McGregor of Culross [1]
Bill, she was actually born a year earlier: #02404/79 (Bruce Co.) Catherine Estar (sic) McGregor, b. 19 September 1879, daughter of John McGregor, merchant, & Margaret Vincent; informant: J. McGregor, Teeswater Found a sibling: Mary Emily McGregor, b. 23 January 1878. Found an entry for their marriage which at least gives you their fathers' names: Name: John McGregor Residence: Grey Father Name: William McGregor Spouse Name: Margaret Vincent Spouse Residence: Grey
9. Kincardine Cemetery- lookup [1]
Would there be someone on the list who has access to the Kincardine cemetery records who could do a look up for me? I am trying to track down John and Elizabeth Munro who were born in Sutherlandshire and both immigrated to Zorra Twp. They were married about 1851 in Zorra and are in the 1851 census in Zorra. This is where I loose track of them. I know there is a John and Elizabeth Munro buried in the Kincardine cemetery and I would like to be able to rule them out. Thanks in advance for any help. There is a
10. need help - with us death - married ontario [1]
Hi All! from British Columbia, Need help to locate death of - JANE ANN (BRIGGS) SMITH - married Calvin Merritt Smith abt 1878. - child born Hepworth about 1881. Seth Merritt Briggs Smith - child born about 1883 Manistique, Michigan - USA Ludwick Charles Smith Jane Ann died about 1885 in Manistique, Michigan. I do not know where to look for the death information. Any and all help would be appreciated Thank you, Genie
11. Grahams from Scotland>Canada>North Dakota>Colorado [1]
Dear Listers: Census records indicate that William and Mary were born in Scotland. Where in Scotland and if they were married prior to emigrating to Canada is an unanswered question. I have not been able to locate them on any census records or any records for that matter. There son John lists the names of his parents on his marriage document and first appears when married to Mary Lucinda Beatty on the 1881 Canadian Census in Huron, Bruce South, Ontario. He is listed as being a Tailor of Scottish Origin
12. Re: [BRUCE] Re: Hugh Young of Brant Township [1]
Dang Stewart! I was just at the Bruce County archives today! I have tried looking for a death registration for Margaret online, but none of the Margaret Stevens seem to be yours. What was her approximate year of birth? What was James's? If she died "late" enough, the death registration would give her father's name as well as her mother's, but for that to happen she would have to have died at a very old age. The other census pages (1861 and 1871) might give a clue - maybe she named a son "Hugh"? The Bruce Co
13. Re: [BRUCE] Re: Location of Mohawk Chief of Ontario Canada [1]
You might want to check the records to see if Robert applied for a petition to adopt Alice. You may try joining a list for Native Canadians. This site is the only one I have listed for your question http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/indianlocation.htm#Canadian Most of it covers American tribes, but there are a number of Canadian tribes as well. On 5/6/06, Wseone56@aol.com wrote: > > Greetings: I am working on my paternal Grandmothers birth Father. My > Grandmother was born to Eliz
14. Bruce Township local history [1]
Hi List, I've been trying to find the 1983 ed of Bruce Township Tales and Trails on the Our Roots website. I saw it mentioned on one of the websites for Bruce County but when I search at Our Roots I can't find it. Has it been pulled from Our Roots? Joanna
15. Re: John and Margaret McGregor of Culross [1]
Oh, i forgot to say that they moved to michigan before 1900. I have them in the Michigan 1900 Cencus. On 5/14/06, Muriel M. Davidson wrote: > Hi Bill -- > > Possibly this URL will assist you! > http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/Test3.jsp?did=60 > > and after you sign in with your email address and a password -- > click on the 1901 -- up in right hand corner -- if born 1888, > you would also have the whole family on the 1901. > The 1906 records are of three western provi
16. 'Gordon Watts Reports' -- New Issue online [1]
To all -- Gordon's column is being forwarded as he requests] This column is packed with items re our recent census and YES, if it is still on the buffet or table, call the phone number immediately. There is no fine for late filing of a census form -- but --- read the information in Gordon's column. [One of my suggestions is that we compose a shorter form of the long form and sent to ALL households, not only 20%] Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Bram
17. RE: [BRUCE] need help - with us death - married ontario [1]
I think Michigan records are a bit pricey. Maybe $12.00? Manistique is in Schoolcraft County in the Upper Peninsula. See if their MiGenweb or ALHN page (not sure which they have if any) has someone doing lookups, or if they might have these records on their site. Or in the MI archives. If that doesn't help, if you care close to a Family history library. Many of the early Michigan records were filmed. I have never done research in Schoolcraft county, but they might be on film thru the LDS church. Wor
18. Re: Location of Mohawk Chief of Ontario Canada [1]
Greetings: I am working on my paternal Grandmothers birth Father. My Grandmother was born to Elizabeth Hodges/MUIR,and her Husband was Robert MUIR. The information I have been given from my family members was that Alice's(my Grandmother) blood Father was of the Iroquois Band of Natives (maybe Mohawk) he had and affair with my Great- Grandmother Elizabeth HODGES/MUIR thus the birth of my Grandmother. Robert MUIR then took her as his own. Now posing a question of where I would begin to search for
19. John and Margaret McGregor of Culross [1]
Hello, Just today, we found my Great grandmothers obituary finally, which states the town in Canada she was born in. So we can finally start searching in Canada for ancestors. She was Catherine McGregor born sep 19 1880 Teeswater, Culross Twp, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada Father is John McGregor born in Canada about sep 1944 Mother is Margaret Vincent born in Ireland Aug 1843 So i'm looking for John's father. There is evidence of John being born in both Ont and N.S. I found him for sure in the 1881
20. 'Gordon Watts Reports' -- new column online now [1]
To all:- I am forwarding the usual information-filled column by Gordon Watts. There is so much going on -- it is nice to pack it into one column. Above all -- Remember the YES reply to Question 53 on the long census forms and Question #8 on the short form. It is nice to see the complete date of birth which is missing from the 1911 -- I have transcribed many pages so know only month, year and age was given. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Brampton
21. Re: Hugh Young of Brant Township [1]
Hi Maer Just my luck! If only I had posted my message a day earlier! Anyway, I have had some very helpful responses from Bill and Brenda as well as yours. I have been able to confirm that James B STEVENS was born in 1818 and died 13 October 1902 in the Township of Finch, Stormont County. Margaret YOUNG was also born in 1818 in East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, Scotland, daughter of John YOUNG and Christian STEVEN. I have not found a death record for her yet. I have traced six children of James and Margaret ST
22. RE: [BRUCE] John and Margaret McGregor of Culross [1]
Hi Bill, For the period you are researching the records of births, marriages and deaths are now online at www.ancestry.ca You can view actual records of births and deaths but marriages are an index only and you would have to order the films to view the actual record. I would imagine you would be able to find the marriage for John and Catherine on this site - you never know! Someone on the list might do a lookup for you if they have access to Canadian Ancestry records. Unfortunately I do not so I cannot help
23. Ray Phelan/AIS is out of the office. [1]
I will be out of the office starting 05/25/2006 and will not return until 06/01/2006. Please contact: Russ Taggart - 4180 All Trim Development Issues John Hurite - 4005 All Trim Engineering Issues Peter Budansew - 4538 Digitizing Issues Chris Carter - 4127 Costing Fred Powell - 4543 Just About Anything Raymond John
24. Re: [BRUCE] need help - with us death - married ontario [1]
Well, how about writing to the state of Michigan and ordering the death cert? You can get details via www.vitalrec.com for all of the U.S. states' vital records--years available for birth/marriage/divorce/death, etc. Lynne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Genie" To: Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 7:27 AM Subject: [BRUCE] need help - with us death - married ontario > Hi All! from British Columbia, > > Need help to locate death of - JANE ANN (BRIG
25. Re: [BRUCE] John and Margaret McGregor of Culross [1]
Hi Bill, I found the record for the couple's marriage: Ontario Marriage Index, 1858-1899 Record[image: info] about John McGregor Name: John McGregor Residence: Grey Father Name: William McGregor Spouse Name: Margaret Vincent Spouse Residence: Grey Spouse Father Name: John Vincent Marriage Date: 1 Jan 1864 Marriage County: Huron Family History Library Microfilm: 1030058 Unfortunately, I won't be in Huron Cty any time soon to get the image for you. It's too bad as I WILL be at the Bruce and Grey cou
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