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1. Re: [Can-Ont-Lanark] McFarlane 1821 journal, and 1829 letter on my website [1]
Thanks, Charles. The good news from your message is that the Toronto Library people are aware they have it in their collection after all these years, which means it's still in safe hands. I hope that Lanarkite descendants will read it onsite. It's a contribution to understanding the period and the circumstances of the people who came to the area in 1820-21, and later as well. And one has to think that the son and father, four thousand miles apart, never saw each other again..... Max ----- Original M
2. New Regional Lists - British Columbia [1]
Dear Listers: The announcement of these new mailing lists for BC, is done with the kind approval of the Administrator of the SCOTS-IN-CANADA and the CAN-ONT-LANARK Rootsweb mailing lists. When discussions take place on major migration routes and the destinations of many pioneer Canadians, we consider the route across Northern Ontario, across the prairies and across the Rockies as a major land route; and of course by sea and rail. Up until now there have not been Regional Mailing Lists available coveri
3. Coghlin - Ballantine, 1854, Perth, Bathurst Dist. [1]
I am seeking information on the couple below: Thomas COGHLIN & Jane Ballantine married October 28, 1854 Parents: John Coglin and Mary Magher; Duncan Ballantine and Margaret (or Mary) Hannah Marriage performed by Father John MacDonald, [Roman Catholic] priest at Perth, Bathurst District Where did they live after their marriage? What children were born? Jane appears to be the 14 year old child on the 1851 Census with her parents in Lanark, Lanark, Ontario. After that I have not found them. Any help
4. Bill Lawson from Scotland [1]
Good morning - If you were planning to attend the April 8 meeting of Kingston Branch OGS to hear eminent Scottish genealogist Bill Lawson, please note that we have been advised by his wife that they are unable, for health reasons, to make their visit at this time. An alternate programme will be arranged, and we will be pleased to welcome visitors. Apologies to those who receive multiple copies of this notice. Sharon J. Cadieux Kingston Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society
5. Re: [Can-Ont-Lanark] McFarlane 1821 journal, and 1829 letter on my website [1]
That's the one Max. I had it all ready to go on the LCGS website but then couldn't get permission from the library to publish it as they were worried about copyright issues. I finally received an email giving me permission but by that time I was no longer webmeister of the website so it gradually was forgotten. Discovered it recently on an old backup CD. Cheers, Chas. At 10:01 PM 3/14/2006, you wrote: >Great going, Charlie! I assume this the one which (the original) ended up in >the special collecti
6. Re: [Can-Ont-Lanark] Coghlin - Ballantine, 1854, Perth, Bathurst Dist. [1]
Hi Sheila, I'm not researching Coghlin or Ballantine but Bremner is a side line I've been checking out. Look on the Lanark website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~onlanark/ under Pioneer Families. Isabella Bremner, dau of Charles Bremner and Catherine Marshall married Duncan Ballantine about 1861 in Huron County. I have this Duncan as the son of Duncan Ballantine and Margaret (Unknown). That's all I have. Good luck with this. Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barry & Sheila" T
7. McFarlane 1821 journal, and 1829 letter on my website [1]
Hello listers, I've just put on a journal written by John McFarlane who sailed from Scotland to Canada in 1821. It is the account of the journey to Canada up to the time they built their log house near Lanark Village. The letter is one written to John in 1829 by his father who was left behind in Scotland. and it's the first "Latest Additions" link. Cheers, Charles Dobie, cdobie@superaje.com My genealogy homepage:
8. Re: [Can-Ont-Lanark] Coghlin - Ballantine, 1854, Perth, Bathurst Dist. [1]
The following appears on my 1881 census disc. Hope this helps. Verna in Toronto. Census Place: Wellington Ward, Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada Source: FHL Film 1375865 NAC C-13229 Dist 105 SubDist A Div 2 Page 88 Family 420 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace Thomas COUGHLIN M M 27 Irish O. Occ: Clerk Religion: Catholic Jane COUGHLIN F M 23 Irish O. Religion: Catholic William COUGHLIN M 4 Irish O. Religion: Catholic Mary COUGHLIN F 3 Irish O. Religi
9. Re: [Can-Ont-Lanark] McFarlane 1821 journal, and 1829 letter on my website [1]
Great going, Charlie! I assume this the one which (the original) ended up in the special collections at the main Toronto Public Library some decades ago? And the letter's actually one from his father back in Glasgow? Max ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Dobie" To: Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 9:01 PM Subject: [Can-Ont-Lanark] McFarlane 1821 journal, and 1829 letter on my website Hello listers, I've just put on a journal written by Joh
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