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1. Looking for info on Douthwright/Garland [1]
I hope someone can help me our with some information for the family of Amelia Florence Douthwright and George Garland of Albert County, NB Below is what I have on them Amelia Florence Douthwright (Douthrite) born in Coverdale Parish, NB abt 1874 parents. William Walter Douthwright and Rebecca Elizabeth Smith Spouse: George Garland born Flint Hill, Albert co,NB 1885 Died July 4,1935 (age 80 yrs) parents. William and Jane (Mitton) Garland Married: April 2,1896 Children: James 1875 Bes
2. Re: Uldene DeLong in Maine [1]
This is a Message Board Post . . . CLICK below to REPLY, thanks! http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACI/1346.1.2 Message Board Post: Dear Pat, I believe that we are cousins;please e-mail me direct, Lloyd
3. Mason-Antworth [1]
This is a Message Board Post . . . CLICK below BEFORE you reply! Thanks http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACI/2603 Message Board Post: Looking for any info on a David Mason married Ann Antworth(Antwerth?) in NB in 1810. Ann was born in ? Nova Scotia David in Orkney. Davis was in 104th Regt during the winter march to Quebec. Any family left in NB?
4. Re: Hanna E.Caldwell [1]
This is a Message Board Post . . . Please CLICK below to REPLY. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DOC.2ACI/2600.1 Message Board Post: It's possible this was the same Hannah Caldwell b. Canada ca. 1864 in Croghan, Lewis Co., NY in 1880. Her sister, Anna b. ca. 1860 was also b. Canada, but her brother, Joseph b. ca. 1866. was b. NY. Her parents were Joseph (b. ca. 1828) and Maggie (b. ca. 1829); both from Ireland. Thomas
5. Re: [NB] Found - KEIRSTEAD / SHAW graves [1]
Suzanne, Thanks for passing along this information! I have this couple in my husband's family tree. James KEIRSTEAD would be his fourth great grand uncle and I would very much appreciate a copy of the photos you have taken. Jane Gillard, Nova Scotia, Canada > > This will be old news to some KEIRSTEAD researchers but today I drove by a > spot on the Gondola Point Rd.,Kings Co.,NB , that I have driven by a million > times, and noticed a newly cleared spot. On it was a sign which said > "Rothesay Baptist C
6. Beaver Harbour Archives [1]
Hi, Beaver Harbour Archives 18 Quaker Lane in Beaver Harbour is now open 8am-4 pm (Monday to Friday) until August 13th All are welcomed to drop by for a visit. Regards, Chris Larsen Chairman of Beaver Harbour Archives
7. Re: [NB] "Presbyterian Witness" compiled by Colchester NS Gen. Soc. [1]
George - you are so right!.. sorry that I had left out their names - and thank you. Shirley >From: SeorasOg@comcast.net >To: "Shirley Coneen" >CC: NewBrunswick-L@rootsweb.com, Subject: Re: [NB] "Presbyterian Witness" >compiled by Colchester NS Gen. Soc. >Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 15:25:35 +0000 > >Shirley, > >These are wonderful books, but a wee correction is in order: they were not >compiled by the Colchester Museum and Historical Society, but instead they >were compiled by Jam
8. Scanning old slides [1]
The messages on scanning old negatives, has been very interesting. I have hundreds of slides in boxes. Does anyone have experience in scanning the positive images into a computer? Fred
9. Re: [NB] Irish in New Brunswick 1851 Census [1]
The Irish origins of about 1/4 of the people in the book are given. Andrew 24 & Ann Crawford 23, arrived 1843, Presbyterian, on 1851 census for Kings Ward, Saint John. No Andrew listed in Chipman. Hannah Smith arr. 1834 age 40 Meth. SJ D/Q Hannah Smith arr. 1847 age 30 ---- SJ D/Q John Smith arr. 1834 age 42 Oth SJ D/Q -I assume this means "other" religion Bill uel3dar wrote: > > BlankPer a recent mailing, I learned of a book about the Irish as found in > the 1851 census. This book indicates 'wh
10. Re: Currie [1]
This is a Message Board Post. . . CLICK below BEFORE you reply! Thanks http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACI/2294.1 Message Board Post: Brien, I believe that we have communicated in the past before. However I have cousins that live in Montreal CA, we are related to Joshua Currey, his son Richard and his wife Rebecca Dykeman. I understand that you have been emailing back and forth with one of these cousins. They mentioned that my name came up in one of your emails having to do with some re
11. Re: Irish Emigrants to New Brunswick Beginning 1845 [1]
This is a Message Board Post. . . CLICK below BEFORE you reply, thanks! http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACI/2615.1 Message Board Post: It is presumed that that the passenger records for the port of Saint John were destroyed in the fire of June 20th, 1877. However, some records still exist. Brian Mitchell's "Irish Passenger Lists 1847-1871" contains a dozen or so passenger lists of vessels arriving at Saint John, N.B. during that period taken from the private recrords of the J.& J. Cook l
12. MAXWELL [1]
Hello Everyone, I'm new to this list and researching my Maxwell family line from Saint John and Fredericton, NB. If anyone has more information on the people listed below and doesn't mind sharing it I would appreciate it very much. My father is Robert Francis Maxwell b. 11-30-1905, d. 03-22-1988. Thank you, John Maxwell jmaxwell@bellsouth.net 1 John Maxwell 1801 - 1868 .. +Rebecca McLellan 1811 - 1898 ........ 2 John Maxwell 1834 - 1918 ............
13. New Brunswick shipowners [1]
An additional feature of the Waltham MA, Boston States Migrations Fair will be access to the Ships & Seafarer's of Atlantic Canada CD. There are 2037 unique (spelling/transcription) shipowner surnames and company names in the 17480 New Brunswick ship registry records. New Brunswick shipowner companies and surnames in the registries recorded on the Ships & Seafarers of Atlantic Canada CD http://bostonstates.rootsweb.com/NBshipownersS&Ssummary.htm Please register for the fair if you plan to attend so
14. Scanning Negatives & Slides [1]
Here's a few links I've gathered over the years re scanning negatives & slides. I've yet to do it, so can't offer any personal success stories. http://www.abstractconcreteworks.com/essays/scanning/Backlighter.html http://www.acecam.com/photography/10155.html http://www.pafways.org/howdoi/computers/scanners/scan_negatives_slides.htm http://photography.about.com/od/scanningfilms/ http://www.familytreemagazine.com/articles/aug01/multimedia.html http://www.scantips.com http://www.scantips.com/basics12b.html P
15. Re: Hanna E.Caldwell [1]
This is a Message Board Post . . . Please CLICK below to REPLY. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACI/2600.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks, Thomas, This looks likely. Now looking for ancestry of Joseph and Maggie.
16. Re: Did the Irish who settled in Portland-Saint John come from any particular area? [1]
This is a Message Board Post. . . Please CLICK below to REPLY. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACI/2597.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you for your help. I had never heard of the Irish in the 1851 census so I will see if someone can help. For the benefit of anyone reading this post; I think that at least some of Together in Exile is on Ruby Cusacks Site.
17. Index to Irish Immigrants in NB in 1851 Census - Toner [1]
This book would probably have been more accurately called "Index to IRISH-SURNAMED Immigrants..." I have an Irish ancestor, Jane Nixon, who m. Francis Pelkey, a Frenchman. In the 1851 census they are both indicated as being French! I think a lot of Irish women who m. men who were not from Ireland got overlooked. Jane remains a stray, city of origin unknown; parentage, unknown; link to other Nixons of Lower Brighton, unknown; burial place, unknown. Isn't genealogy fun? -- pshaw -- Polly Shaw, Ass
18. Re: Did the Irish who settled in Portland-Saint John come from any particular area? [1]
This is a Message Board Post . . . CLICK below to REPLY, thanks! http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACI/2597.1 Message Board Post: The simple answer to your question is probably no, they came from all over Ireland. However, distinct groups came at specific periods of time. I found Peter Murphy's books, "Poor Ignorant Children" and "Together in Exile" were very informative -- I had to get them through our local university library, as they are not widely available. Also, are you aware of
19. RE: [NB] Irish in New Brunswick 1851 Census [1]
The book is "An Index to Irish Immigrants in the New Brunswick Census of 1851 by P.M. Toner" ISBN 1-55048-465-X -----Original Message----- From: uel3dar [mailto:uel3dar@earthlink.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 3:45 PM To: NewBrunswick-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NB] Irish in New Brunswick 1851 Census Edd, so sorry to say that I deleted the original message. I think it might have come from another NB county website, that suggested the broader NB site might have a volunteer for a lookup from their pe
20. MILLER, George Family (Ontario stray) [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --Boundary_(ID_RYvCAQQ6WhN7S/mnA5ANFw) Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT --Boundary_(ID_RYvCAQQ6WhN7S/mnA5ANFw) Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; name=MILLER Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT Content-disposition: inline; filename=MILLER -1861 York, Ontario, p. 48, reel C-1090, NAC Georg (sic) W. Miller 32 Joiner b. Newbrunswick m. 1853 E. Meth Mud brick 1 store
21. WOOD, DERRY, NICHOL, Albert & Westmorland Counties [1]
This is a Message Board Post . . . CLICK below to REPLY, thanks! http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACI/2598 Message Board Post: I would like to know if anyone is researching the above family names in Albert and/or Westmorland Counties.(or possibly Kent Co., or Cumberland Co., NS) John WOOD(my gg grandfather) was born c 1799 in Ireland. He was Protestant and able to sign his name. He immigrated to Canada? in 1817, came to New Brunswick in 1821. He married Mary Ann DERRY in Dorchester in 1
22. Re: [NB] Scanning old negatives [1]
I have negatives of similar size and a six or seven year old flat bed scanner. After some trial and error, I found that putting the negative on the scanner and covering it with two sheets of printer paper allowed the scanner to work. Then I used my equally elderly enhancing software to reverse the black and white. I did a little touching up here and there and the scanned image was as good as I remember the original print to be. You may have to do some trial and error work to get the right number o
23. Where have they gone?? [1]
Dear List, I have been searching for three of the sons of William Fleet b. 1815 and Mary Ann Wark b. 1819. They are James b. 1849, John J. b 1857, and Arthur D. b. 1860. All three were born in Saint John. Any information would be helpful. Regards, Walter Fleet Coudersport PA
24. Re: [NB] Scanning old negatives [1]
Dear Judy; Have you tried any of your local photo shops? Many of the small independent professional photo and camera stores may be able to help you to develop them for you. However that could be expensive. On the other hand I have a EPSON 1660 Photo scanner with a built-in 35mm negative and slide adapter. I tried to manipulate larger sizes with varying results. The EPSON people have a film adapter (B81317) that I purchased for $99.00 US that can take up to 4"X5" negatives and it works great. However some
25. John Wesley Drost-Ada Ester Betts [1]
This is a Message Board Post . . . CLICK below BEFORE you reply, thanks! http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACI/2608 Message Board Post: John Wesley Drost married Ada Ester Betts June 18,1900,Chipman,N.B.Some of siblings are Ruth Ada married Edward Tibbets,Elva Bertha married Wilfred Smith,Violet Gretta married Ernest Foss,Calvin married Eliza Kincade, Nora Sophia married James Welton,Eva Ellen married Wilfred Fiddler. It lists John's parents as Edward & Martha...and Ada Ester's parents as
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