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1. [DUFFERIN-L] Reids in Dufferin County [1]
Thank you to everyone who responded to my requests for information on my Reid family in Dufferin County, especially Sheila Davidson, who was able to provide me with a wealth of information. I have now been able to confirm that I do indeed have family descendants in Ontario and hope to meet some of them next month. Sincerely, Tammy Guldbransen
2. [DUFFERIN-L] Re: Maples [1]
Thank you Amy, Pat and Lynn for your timely responses to my query re: barn with the name "The Maples" painted on it. I found the picture among my Dad's possessions. He worked at one time for a Mame/Mamie and Truman Fern(s) in the Orangeville area, so I thought this might be their farm. I am only guessing though. J. Labbe
3. [DUFFERIN-L] Bartlett/McKittrick [1]
Hi My grandfather was Willard Ernest Bartlett. He was born in Shelburne on August 14, 1882. His father was William Bartlett and his mother was Mary McKittrick. I have been unable to find anything about either of them - births, marriages, etc. Any help that anyone might give me would be appreciated. Thank you. Marilyn Wood
4. [DUFFERIN-L] Post 1901 Census - ACA Resolutions [1]
Greetings All. >> Fwd. for Gordon Watts <<< It is with great pleasure that I advise that the ASSOCIATION OF CANADIAN ARCHIVISTS has joined our effort to regain public access to Historic Census Records. I copy below, for your information, most of an email message sent to the membership of the ACA, containing two resolutions made at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Canadian Archivists in Winnipeg, June 8 2001. It was sent by Bryan Corbett, President of the ACA. We welcome the participation of the
5. [DUFFERIN-L] re: Delaney,Clark etc [1]
My name is Alfred Delaney and I have just joined the list. I am researching the following families and I wonder if anyone else is as well. Delaney, Denny, Clark,Clarke,Cook,Ella. I have info dating back to 1830 and I am willing to share with anyone else who is interested. I am currently looking for info re: Gordon Peter Ella,and his wife Greta Ella nee Delaney. They had two daughters Donna Delaney Boudreau nee Ella&Judy Cockhane nee Ella. Alf. ___________________________________________________________
6. [DUFFERIN-L] Linklater/Luxton [1]
Hello - here is all my information on my roots in Dufferin County. I'd love to hear from anyone searching for the same. Good luck, everyone! Hope this is helpful to someone. ~ Allisen Gaudet ---------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- JOHN LINKLATER, SR. was born Abt. 1833, and died January 21, 1892 in East Luther Twp, near Grand Valley. He married TABITH ANN PATTERSON. She was born Abt. 1836 in Twp Pickering, a
7. Re: [DUFFERIN-L] Bartlett/McKittrick [1]
Dear Marilyn, I will reply to the List as well, as they may be interested in the info available through this marvellous book. I am the proud owner of the book "History of Shelburne" by John Rose, written in the 1970s, I think (no date, ISBN or publisher). The wonderful Curator of the Dufferin County Museum found me a copy after I had found numerous great uncles and their stories within. The Museum people have an index (must see if I can get a copy), but just looking now, there is a section on the McKitt
8. [DUFFERIN-L] Re: The Maples [1]
Would anyone on the list be familiar with a farm in the Orangeville area in the late 30's to the 50's that was called "The Maples"? Thank you. J. Labbe
9. [DUFFERIN-L] John Hamilton [1]
I recently applied to the Archives of Ontario for microfilm so that I might find the Death Registration of my Great Grandfather, which I did. Along with that information came the following information on a JOHN HAMILTON: Name: John Hamilton Sex: Male Date of Death: Jan. l7, l9ll Age & place of birth: 73 years Chincuoushy Place of death: Lot l5 Con. 30 S. Melancthon Occupation: Farmer Marital status: single Name of father: Samuel Hamilton Birthplace of father: Ireland Maiden name of mother: Jane Stewar
10. [DUFFERIN-L] Ontario Civil Registrations [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------1569D164A7D37F22C7BFE103 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In May of 2001, the following years have been added for births, marriages and deaths at the Archives of Ontario... Births - 1904 Marriages - 1919 Deaths - 1929 More information can be found at: http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/english/interloan/vsmain.htm Happy researching... Amy Menary Dufferin County Listowner and Site Owner --------------1569D164
11. [DUFFERIN-L] Re: DUFFERIN-D Digest V01 #46 [1]
Dear Claude: Thank you so much for the information re: The Maples. I am uncertain at this point in time if this does indeed apply to the people I am researching. However, I do have it available now. I have a picture of the barn with The Maples painted on it and the home on the farm. Where do I go to find out if it is one and the same? Again, thanks to everyone who responded to my query. I hope I didn't miss anyone, if so please forgive me. I do truly thank all of you for your time and generosity.
12. [DUFFERIN-L] Response from Lynn [1]
Thanks for the suggestion of scanning the photos and sending to the Archivist to see if he can identify them. Much appreciated. J. Labbe
13. [DUFFERIN-L] Dodds Family Correction [1]
Correction to previous posting of Dodds marriages from the Marriage Register of Alexander Lewis, Presbyterian Minister of Mono Mills, Ontario. James ACKELS of Mono to Ann DODDS of Mono Witness: James Dodds of Mono Date: 25 December 1852 The date could possibly be December 26th instead. The handwritten record is hard to decipher. The second digit of the date is either a 5, missing the top horizontal line, or a 6 with the bottom loop not entirely closed. My guess is that it is a 6, but I'm not 100% s
14. Re: [DUFFERIN-L] Bartlett/McKittrick [1]
Dear Judy Thanks so much for your reply and your research. Your book sounds great. You said "There are a few more paragraphs on this family. If you are interested, let me know and I will send the lot off line." Is there any mention of children - specifically a Mary? I would definitely be interested in the other information. Thanks again. Marilyn I
15. [DUFFERIN-L] Post 1901 Census - Presentation of petitions [1]
>> Forwarded for Gordon Watts <<<<< Greetings All. FYI. The following extracts from Hansard show the latest petitions to be presented by Senator Lorna Milne in the Senate, and MP Murray Calder in the House of Commons. Happy Hunting. Gordon A. Watts gordon_watts@telus.net Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Port Coquitlam, BC http://globalgenealogy.com/Census en francais http://globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm Permission to forward without notice is granted. =============
16. [DUFFERIN-L] The Maples [1]
>From "into the high country" by Adelaide Leitch, several references to "The Maples". Page 59 - "Trees changed a name in East Garafraxa. W. H. Hunter planted so many young maples on his farm and instigated the planting of so many more along Township roads, especially the Orangeville-Fergus road, that the little community that was called "Vanatter" (after Ottawa appointed the postmaster, James Vanatter on May 1, 1870), became simply "The Maples" -- the name by which it is still known. The home on this Centu
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