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1. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] screwed up url for Colchester cty [1]
Sorry, I goofed...should read...nsgna/miller/surnames.htm ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1
2. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] McQUIN, St. Andrews, Cape Breton [1]
Sorry for posting to the list. I deleted the original message and then mistakenly replied to Barbara Logan's response. There are also a couple of McQUINs in the 1838 census. If you're interested, write for details. At 06:56 PM 6/23/98 -0700, you wrote: >At 08:29 pm 6/23/98 -0500, you wrote: >>Thank for the digest mode explanation. Now that I have your attention >>does anybody have McQuins in their family tree? >> >>Need help. >>Pat > Dear Pat: You will find Donald McQUIN on the 1818 census of Cape Bre
3. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] ooops url boo boo [1]
should be: http://www.shelburne.nscc.ns.ca/nsgna/miller/surnames.htm Sorry!!!!!:o( ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1
4. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] To Gail and all other fellow Geminis [1]
Happy Birthday to you Gail and to all born under the sign of the energetic, inquisitive, talkative, intelligent, moody, twins. Each day those of us who may encounter us never know what they are going to get because we can change on a daily, hourly, or even less basis!!!! But Hey!, we are alot of fun to be around!!! There is never a dull moment with us!!! My big day was May 25, 1961...I came in with a bang and plan on going out the same way!!! But not until I finish tracing my family lines!!! Hehehehehe!!!!
5. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] URQUHART [1]
I want to thank everyone for the help, especially R.Fraser and Nancy MacDonald. I riceived Information that Colin Lived in Girlock, Pictiou, Co. Nova Scotia, before coming to Cape Britian.He emi in 1842 and was married to Mary MacRae. His two older sons were said to have been born in in Gairlock. Rodrick was born 16 May 1845. They moved not to long after. Does anyone Know where I should look for the birth records? Also do emi. papers tell where they were from or where they were born?
6. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] E-mail access to Public Archives of N.S? [1]
Would anyone know if there is an e-mail address available to the general public, for making inquiries to the Public Archives of Nova Scotia? Thank-you for your assistance. regards, Bruce Trenholm trenmen@island.net Vancouver Island, BC
7. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Surname Interests [1]
Pettigrew: Cumberland and Colchester Cty Skidmore: Same Totten: Springhill and Folly area Throop/Troop: Amherst and Point de Bute Pipes: (Just beginning on these) Chase: " Ripley: " >From Cathy (Pettigrew) Mazur
8. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Colchester County Genealogical Record [1]
To all you rooters researching the Colchester County surnames: There is a genealogical goldmine at the following address: http://www.shelburne.nscc.ns.ca/nsgn/miller/surnames.htm Those researching Cowley, Fisher, Hamilton, Whidden, Fraser, Archibald and a bazillion other Colchester surnames will find a goldmine based on Miller compliation. The surnames are hyperlinked (indexed, cross referenced) with the corresponding families. This should help out a bunch of you!!! Rebecca ____________________________
9. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Downing, Donelle, Downey...Treat [1]
Rooters: This is taken from and paraphrased from research done by Claude Renaud and Leo J. Donell Downing...enjoy...you will get only bits at a time as I have a very busy schedule. Settlement of the Downings in Canada starting with history of David Denis Downing 1730 --Birth in Ireland of David Denis Downing 1750 --PEI (l'lle St. Jean) 1756-61 --Miramichi 1761-64 --Prisoner at Beausejour 1764-67 --return to PEI 1767-1803 --David Downing Died at Franklin Manor abt 1791 --John, s/o David,
10. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Colchester cty record [1]
Rooters: I decided it may be a good idea to include some more names that can be found in the Colchester record : Geddes, Frazee, Arbuckle, Atwater, Baker, Blanchard, Bryson (limited), Dickey, Dickie, Holman, Kaulback, McKenzie... That is just a little taste... As of yet, I do not have my own PC and I have not set up a home page...hopefully, I will soon. For the time being I just have hard copies of my information and some stored on disk..so give me some time!!! Happy Hunting!!! :o) Rebecca ______________
11. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Wanda is a peach!!! [1]
Just wanted to take this moment to thank Wanda Hamilton for all of the info she has sent me on my Bryson lines!!!! She is such a peach and her efforts are so greatly appreciated. I could not thank her enough!! I am indebted to her for a long time. I am willing to share the information with anyone who is tied into my family. The list of surnames is really long but i'll drop a few that I see frequent inquiries on: Archibald, Chisholm, Curry, Fraser, Frazee, Higgins, Fisher, Fleck, Geddes, Hamilton, Miller,
12. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Downing part 2 [1]
Rooters, Here is a little more about the Downings. After the war, the family moved back to PEI and in 1767 joined other acadians in Minoudie near Amherst. In 1803, David died at Franklin Manor, near Amherst. The Downing families demographic name reads as follows: Denis, Downing, Downey, Doneil, doneing, Donis, Donelle, Donnell, ??????Downell and Donnell. My friend, Tina Downing, told me that the French church would not recognize or baptize persons that were Irish descent or was affiliated with the Ir
13. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] what I would like to know [1]
Meaning no disrespect but, Exactly how much privacy does a dead person expect? I just don't get it!! I would want my descendants able to trace me and my family without a great hassle. ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1
14. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] URQUHART [1]
Roberta I don't think Colin Urquhart was born Baularderie. I have No documents. I think he was born in Scotland, but I don't know where. The family said Colin lived in Gairlock before coming to C.B. Rodrick and brother John Listed as beng born in Gairlock at the time he was married to his 1st wife Mary MacRae. I think Gairlock is in Pictou Co. If there is any information you would like from the LDS records let me know I have one 2 blocks away. It might take a while because you have to order in. My
15. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Oliver [1]
There is one Oliver mentioned, in the genealogical record of Colchester County, : (?) Oliver b. abt.1839 m. Rhoda Hamilton (d/o Archibald Hamilton and Ruth Stevens) Rebeccca ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1
16. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Williams/Worth/Uloth Help!!!!!!!! [1]
It's me again!!! Sorry to bombard you with so many inquiries, but I have been so busy!!! You know how it is!!!! I am hitting another dead wall on my grandmother's family of Williams. I know that they were settled in Guysborough and there are Williams Still living on the family property to this day. I believe that my Nana's brother's own and occupy it. Unfortunaltely she is deceased, so I can not ask her questions about her family and my grandfather died in 1961. Also as I mention earlier my aunt suffered a
17. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Day/Bryson/Knoffs [1]
Hey all you Rooters!!! Does anyone have any info on John Day of Sackville? He is listed as an American and is on the 1770 census. I am trying to figure out who Celia (Knoffs) Day was who m.John Whidden Bryson abt 1885(?), I also have no information on the Knoffs family. I'm hitting a dead end hear because I have no information on Celia. John Whidden is the son of Eliza Ann Bryson. No father is listed for John, which leads me to believe that he is illegitimate. Whidden is his grandmother's maiden surname. Jo
18. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Querie [1]
I am looking for information on Agnes Rose YOUNG b. Sept. 4, 1918. Her parents were Michael YOUNG & Catharine BRENNICK/BENNICK in Nova Scotia. She was married to ? MAC DONALD in the late 30's or early 40's. Any information greatfully received. R.Robb
19. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Whelan-LaBelle [0.974104]
Hi this is my first time on this site and I was wondering if anyone could help me find info on some ancestors of mine? James Leo Whalen b.1846,Belfast Ire.,and Cecelia LaBelle b.Dec.2 1864.Quebec. Any and all help greatly appreciated. thanx J.C.
20. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Re: COOKIES [0.974104]
E.W. Smith wrote: > > And for those of you who use Net Browsers, such as Netscape Navigator, you do have the option of stopping "cookies" from appearing on your screen. Thats all well and good, putting in the block, but remember afterwards to remove any Cookies that you have onboard after blocking. Then what you need is; 'ZD NET's Cookie Master', a window shows up on the screen, after booting up, listing all the Cookies, which then can be d
21. Re: [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] londonderry - one or two londonderry's? [0.974104]
At 01:49 pm 6/17/98 -0400, you wrote: You're as bad as I am Randal! ;=> Place Names and Places of Nova Scotia (note printed in 1982 !so therefore outdated) States (in part)> When iron ore was discovered and the Acadian Charcoal Iron Co. began smelting and mining operations in 1849/50 the new settlement took the name "Acadian Mines" . Eventually "Acadia Mines" was also used. By 1866 the term "Acadian Charcoal Iron Co mines at at Londonderry , Colchester County." indicates the "Londonderry "was becoming
22. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] Re: Further to MAYFLOWER FAMILIES [0.974104]
--------------D7F8B7789A48DB24AF7EEA41 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear Listers, Please be aware that as Historian, Susan Roser can assist applicants in documenting their lines back to the Mayflower, and if anyone is interested in membership ONLY, please contact her. She is now getting a number of e-mails from people who think that she has the data for all Mayflower lines is already in her data base, and this is not so.. Thank you all, Carol --------------D7F
23. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] request for ships in 1873 [0.974104]
Hello everyone, I'm trying to locate any ship records for voyages in or around 1873. Trying to pinpoint when my HATFIELD family came to Canada. One census record showed one member of the family stated she came to Canada in the year mentioned above. Any help would go a long way to kick starting me futher along the HATFIELD path. thanks. Bob MacEachern bobmac@north.nsis.com
24. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] WEIR/WIER/WYER family [0.974104]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0074_01BD924F.4A2D5B00 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Nancy you may want to check out the book "Newport, Nova Scotia, A Rhode = Island Township" by John Victor Duncanson. On page 408 you'll find The = Wier/Weir Family Genealogy. Keatha ------=_NextPart_000_0074_01BD924F.4A2D5B00 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
25. [NOVA-SCOTIA-L] PRIME, Digby [0.974104]
Hello! Can anyone help me in ascertaining the parentage of Michael PRIME who married Elizabeth ( ). Their son, George, was born 23 Sep 1791 at Grand Passage, N.S. George married Susannah Sabean. Thank you for any consideration given to this genealogical problem. Regards, Cheryl Crowell EMAIL: LANDCCROWELL@JUNO.COM _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mai
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