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The database in question is fourth on the attached list. It requires a premium membership to Ancestry.com... http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/alldblisth-m.asp ----Original Message----- >From: Diane Jameson & Elma Clamp >To: NOVA-SCOTIA-L >Subject: Re: [NS-L] 1901 Halifax Census >Date: May 1, 2001 11:55 AM > >And what data base might that be, if I may ask? >--Diane Jameson, > > > Researching >Nova Scotia: Jameson, Jo
2. Re: [NS-L] GATES, CLOSE, TUPPER [1]
At 10:17 pm 5/15/01 +0100, eric little wrote: >Hi Allen, >Is it possible that Mary Tamar TUPPER, while married to Obadiah W NORTON, >had as first child, Harriet Bertha NORTON, b 1852, Scotts Bay? (I have no >marriage date for Mary and Obadiah.) > >I show no children for the marriage of Mary and Elijah Pineo. Is this >correct. > >I had as a third husband for Mary, WATERMAN. > >Barbara, would you have Azuba Baker's mother's name? (father Henry Baker of >Wilmot) > >Thank you >Eric Little ___ Eric; I am gett
3. Re: [NS-L] GATES, CLOSE, TUPPER [1]
At 06:37 pm 5/15/01 -0300, dcooper@ns.sympatico.ca (Don Cooper) wrote: >If anyone is tracing these lines mentioned in the recent posting, please >contact me. > >Don Cooper >New Glasgow, NS > >Phillip Vogler wrote: >[NS-L] Obit. Mrs. Mary A. Tupper, widow of the late Rev. James H. Tupper > >> The late Mrs. Tupper was a Miss Gates, of Aylesford, Nova Scotia... >> >> Only two children of a large family survive their mother, they being Mrs. >> Henry Close, of Kingsclear and Charles H. Tupper of this city, with
4. Re: [NS-L] GATES, CLOSE, TUPPER [1]
At 09:35 am 5/16/01 -0600, you wrote: >Carroll, > >Who was Elijah Pineo's first wife? I have Rachel Barteaux. > >Allen Allen, I also have Rachel Barteau as his other wife. (but as a 2nd wife ) and Mary Tamar Tupper as his first, Obviously wrong, I guess, Barbara in BC. ______________________ > >Carroll Armstrong wrote: >> >> Re: Rachel Pineo >> My g-grandmother, Elizabeth (Pineo) Frail was a half-sister to Rachel >> and my mother who is still living (aged 94) and has amazing recall for >> details rememb
5. [NS-L] TUPPER?CLOSE/PINEO etc. [1]
WOW! Did we stir up a "hornets nest" with one little query! Wonderful! I continue to be amazed at the responses on this list. Just terrific. THanks to Jess,Joanne, and Eric, and others; most of us received a lot of clarification,that we didn't have before. I only had a cursory knowledge of these lines, but now know a whole lot more. I am so lucky to have a whole team of helpers, out there who back up my limited research, and help others out. Thanks to all, that was overwhelming and thrilling! Barb in BC.
6. RE: [NS-L] Lot 3-d, Thos RUGGLES [0.977843]
Bill Do you have any information on Travis (Travers) in Cumberland Co. Steve Travis ps. I also reside in Raleigh NC -----Original Message----- From: Wmdperkins@aol.com [mailto:Wmdperkins@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 3:52 PM To: NOVA-SCOTIA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NS-L] Lot 3-d, Thos RUGGLES Hi all Hope you are warmer than here in Raleigh, NC, only high of 78 +/-. Heard a freeze warning for Warner, NH last night, brrrrr I have determined that my ancestor, Thomas Gilbert RUGGLES (Thomas
7. [NS-L] A wife for Joseph Jess....maybe [0.977843]
While surfing the net this evening, I stumbled onto a site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~vgdeagan/haxton.htm There is an entry for a Martha Haxton marrying Joseph Jess June 25, 1744. The dates are right and so is the place. We do know he came from Rhode Island and that he had a daughter Martha if I remember correctly. Joanne
8. [NS-L] Re: Surname - WILMOT [0.977843]
Hi I descend from the Wilmot's that originally settled in Mabou, that later moved to Inverness and Stellarton. I do have information on that line as well as the New Brunwick Wilmots. I believe that both families are connected, since my ancestors name (Asa Wilmot) is one that is used by the NB Wilmots, but have not been able to prove it yet, although according to family history, two brothers came one of them settled in Mabou, the other in New Brunwick, in 1790, however the families lost track of
9. [NS-L] UNSUBSCRIBE [0.977843]
This list is getting away from what it was meant to be. Getting too political or self serving
10. [NS-L] City of the Silent,Taphophile's Handbook [0.977843]
City of the Silent - The Taphophile's Handbook Address:http://www.alsirat.com/taphophile/index.html Changed:1:20 AM on Thursday, January 4, 2001
11. Re: [NS-L] Meaning of nautical word: JIBER [0.977843]
I disagree with Trena's answer, in that I believe that it is a marine term related to steering the sailing ship. One either "comes about" by steering into the wind and going on another tack, or one steers away from the wind until the wind catches the sail from the other side and the sail swings, sometimes quite violently to the other side of the vessel. This is called a "jibe" sometimes spelt "gybe". A jiber, is a device used in larger vessels to assist the ship while making a jibe, allowing for the
12. [NS-L] Thanks [0.977843]
I want to thank all the kind people who told me of the location of Latties Brook as opposed to Latta Brook. I had read that a Thomas Latta was supposed to have named Latties Brook (as Latta Brook) but this person does not fall into my Latta family tree. Again thanks for your reponses. Leah
13. [NS-L] obit. Miss Ella Cahill, sister of Mrs. Otis A. Margeson 1911 [0.977843]
Berwick Register, January, 5th, 1911: Died in Waltham. Mrs. Otis A. Margeson received a despatch announcing the death of her sister, Miss Ella Cahill, in Waltham, on Saturday. The news came as a great shock to Mrs. Margeson and to other sisters, relatives and friends of the deceased. No intimation that Miss Cahill was not in good health had been received, and no particulars of her death were given. The remains were brought to Berwick, arriving on the express yesterday afternoon. The funeral will tak
14. Re: [NS-L] GATES, CLOSE, TUPPER [0.977843]
Hi Don, I have Annapolis Co. Tuppers in my line. Connection starts with the following individual: ID: I068 Name: Mary Eliza Tupper Sex: F Birth: 19 SEP 1821 Death: 18 OCT 1873 in Bridgetown, Kings Co., NS Father: John Tupper b: 1791 in Annapolis Co. N.S. Mother: Elizabeth Longley b: 1787 Marriage 1 Peter Prince William McKay b: 6 JAN 1818 in Manchester Township, Guysborough Co., N.S. Children 1. Georgina Thompson McKay b: 19 JAN 1846 2. William Bennett McKay 3. May have been two other child
15. [NS-L] Ship passenger list for ova Scotia entry [0.977843]
Does anyone on the list have access to passenger ship lists that brought emigrants to Nova Scotia between 1835 & 1845? Nancy
16. [NS-L] Guysborough N.S. Cogswell(Cauldwell/Causewell) McNamara / Hall [0.977843]
Does anyone out there know these names from the Guysborough Nova Scotia or Lower River Inhabitants Cape Breton areas: William J. Cogswell (Cauldwell/Causewell) Bridget McNamara D/O David McNamara & Sarah Hall (County Clare, Ireland) Liz MacEachern
17. [NS-L] RIVOALLAN/WOURNELL [0.977843]
I am looking for details information about RIVOALLAN, Marcelle Louise, f, born 5/Aug 1928 Darthmouth, Halifax, NS daughter of Joseph RIVOALLAN andn Bery Vivian WOURNELL Any additional information will be welcome. Corinne Rivoallan
18. Re: [NS-L] Look-up offer: Hfx City Dir. 1868 [0.977843]
Hi Sue, Thanks so much for the quick response. The two listings you found, John W. Burton and S.S. Blowers Smith clarified some information obtained earlier. Could you possibly look up CAROLINE SCHNEIDER for me? I'm also wondering if you could send any other Burtons that may have been listed (unless there are just too many). Many thanks, Janet Shull
19. [NS-L] Rootsweb Digest and List Problems [0.977843]
Can someone please tell me how to find the Digest? What should I type in the space for web sites? I can't get connected to the NOVA-SCOTIA rootsweb digest site, the list or the digest site for Cape Breton or the list or digest site for Kings Co. I got E-mail confimation for all of the sites. Thank you for any help anyone can give me. Sincerely, Alice
20. Re: [NS-L] Expulsion of the French from Nova Scotia [0.977843]
Hi Eric, this site covers what you asked about much better tha i'm able to relate... I will add this: The last Acadians to reach Louisiana was in 1805! alice Footprints of the Exiled http://www.wesleyan.edu/av/footprnt.htm
21. [NS-L] MUSQUODOBOIT PIONEERS URL [0.977843]
Hi All: Just in case anyone is having diffuculty finding Jennie Reid's Musquodoboit Pioneers online -- the project is up and can be accessed via the Nova Scotia GenWEB Project - you can go to the homepage at http://www.rootsweb.com/~cann and then scroll down to ONLINE BOOKS or You can use the following URL to get closer: http://www.rootsweb.com/~canns/index.html#DATABASES you still will have to scroll down but not so far. There you will find two files - it was a large project so we broke it down into the 2
22. [NS-L] First World War Honours and Awards to Canadians [0.977843]
The following link may be of interest to some. There are lots of names listed ,alphabetical, some with detailed accounts of the heroic deeds done. "First World War Honours and Awards to Canadians in British Flying Services" http://www.airforce.ca/citations/wwi/index.htm Susan Gowen sgowen@ns.sympatico.ca Eastern Passage & Cow Bay GenWeb 85th Battalion Nova Scotia Highlanders The Maritimes Most Wanted http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~easternpassage Join the CANADA GENWEB mail list http://lists.ro
23. [NS-L] Walker obit of Glace Bay [0.977843]
This obit was on the Calgary Herald today: Deaths (05/03/01) WALKER _ Jim Walker of Calgary, passed away suddenly at the Rockyview General Hospital on Monday, April 30, 2001, his 67th birthday. Jim was born and raised in Glace Bay, N.S., later moving to Toronto to work for the Toronto Star. He soon moved on to work for Nortel which relocated him to Calgary. Here he met his wife Betty, of thirty-one years. His job brought him back to Toronto, where he stayed for thirty years to raise a family. After thirty-
24. [NS-L] Emma (King) LANGILLE-Obit [0.977843]
The Sun Chronicle, Attleboro - N. Attleboro, Mass'. Friday, May 4, 2001 OBITUARIES Emma Langille, 96 TAUNTON Emma E.Langille, 96, died Wednesday in the Marian Manor Nursing Home. She was the widow of William Langille. Born in Pugwash, Nova Scotia, she was a daughter of the late Oliver and Florence (Tuttle) King. She had been educated in Canadian schools. Mrs. Langille had been a homemaker and had been employed by the Baylies family when she first moved from Canada. She had been a member of the Memor
25. Re: [NS-L] MUSQUODOBOIT PIONEERS URL corrected [0.977843]
OOPS --I had a typo in the first address for the Nova Scotia GenWEB page It should be: http://www.rootsweb.com/~canns/ "NOVA-SCOTIA-L@rootsweb.com" wrote: > Hi All: > Just in case anyone is having diffuculty finding Jennie Reid's > Musquodoboit Pioneers online -- the project is up and can be accessed > via the Nova Scotia GenWEB Project - you can go to the homepage at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~canns/and then scroll down to ONLINE BOOKS > or > You can use the following URL to get closer: > http://www.root
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