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1. [MONTREAL] 1881some-b-m-d -Mtrl Daily Star [1]
Feb - Birth: Doyle Feb - Marriages: Smith - McLachlin Thompson - Butchart Feb - Deaths: Barton - Donovan - Dunne/McCammon - Gregory - Dufort - Campbell - Evans - Carry - Irwin - Kershaw - Johnson - Paddock - McKay- Wilcox - Culvert - Shaver - Patton June - Births: Gibson - DeBellefeuille - Holiday - Castle - Stewart June - Marriages: Gerharht - Colquhoun Robertson - Bond
2. Re: [MONTREAL] Friend doesn't want to get lost [1]
For Joanne, My cousin visited Montreal last month, and she was also confused by the directions on the map sites. Most of them seem to refer to Sherbrooke St. as Highway 138, which would confuse even us Montrealers! Depending on whether the address you're going to is 5222 Sherbrooke "West" or "East", you would either go west on Sherbrooke from Peel, or east. The hotel should be able to tell you which direction to go in. It would be a straight drive from start to finish. If you need any further help. fee
3. Re: [MONTREAL] Ward for St. Andrew Street in 1901 census? [1]
I suppose it could be St. Andre street. The person looking for the street would know. Maureen ----- Original Message ----- From: Jean-Pierre Pellerin To: Maureen Gallagher Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 12:43 PM Subject: Re: [MONTREAL] Ward for St. Andrew Street in 1901 census? Could it be Saint Andr. Jean-Pierre ----- Original Message ----- From: "Maureen Gallagher" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 12:21 PM Subject: Re: [MONT
4. [MONTREAL] 1884 some names [1]
HALL- Birth -Nov 30-1884 at Seigneurs street the w/o Percy R. HALL of a daughter. PARKER: Birth - March 8 - At 131 Lusignan street, w/o Moses Parker of a son. PARKER: Birth: Feb 14 - At 8 Lorne Crescent Mrs. Wm O.N. Parker of a daughter. CLENDINNING: Birth: Nov 11 - At Lachine, w/o Thos Clendinning of a daughter. GRACE: Birth: Oct 19 - At 71 Cadieux w/o George Grace of a son. GRACE: Death: May 21 - At 820 Ontario street Marie Adele infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. N G Grace. GRANT: Birth: Windsor Hotel, Mtrl,
5. [MONTREAL] Post 1901 Census -- Debate of Bill S-13 [1]
Greetings All. Even though Bill S-13 - an Act to amend the Statistics Act - was on the schedule for second debate in the House of Commons three days of this past week, it did not happen. The projected schedule for the coming week does not show Bill S-13 as being included. I stand to be corrected, but it begins to look as if no further action on Bill S-13 will happen before Parliament recesses for the summer. If so, this gives us more time to convince our Parliamentarians of the need for amendments to
6. Re: [MONTREAL] Church [1]
Des, I don't think we are talking about the same church here. The St. James Cathedral I refer to was and still is the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Greater Montreal. It is known as Basilique-Cathidrale Marie-Reine-du-Monde-St. Jacques (Cathedral Basilica of Mary Queen of the World and St. James) and is located at 1085, rue de la Cathidrale (off boul. Reni Livesque) Montreal. In the earlier days it was referred to by English Catholics as St. James Cathedral. I attended Mass at this church sev
7. Re: [MONTREAL] St. George's Anglican Church Records [1]
St. George's still exists on St. Catherine street at the corner of Bishop. It looks pretty much like the old one here on Stanley street. http://www.bnquebec.ca/massic/accueil.htm It's in St. Andrew Ward. You can find the Wards thru these maps http://www.bnquebec.ca/cargeo/accueil.htm click M for Montreal then Montreal (Quebec) then click on map Volume 1, the pink map, the church is on Plate #17 click on it then click on it again to enlarge in another window to see street names and places. Don't stray from
8. Re: [MONTREAL] Fw: {not a subscriber} Steele [1]
Hi Margaret, Was he Catholic? Would you know the full name of his wife? Huguette ----- Original Message ----- From: "Malcolm Paterson" To: Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 7:26 PM Subject: [MONTREAL] Fw: {not a subscriber} Steele > Forwarding to list; please reply to original author: carinya@iinet.net.au > > > > Hello every body > > > > I'm endeavouring to find out where my grandfather George Richard Vernon STEELE (mining engineer)ended his days. > > > > He
9. [MONTREAL] Young, Willison, [1]
I am not researching this name, just passing it on to the list. St. Patrick's Montreal July 6, 1885, M33 Stephen Young, sacristan of St. Patrick's parish, son of age of parents, whose names are unknown, having died at sea, leaving the bridegroom, a child of two years of age, on the one part, and of Millicent Ruth Willison, of this parish, daughter of Adam Willison, school teacher & of dec. Jane Meniere, of Ireland Witnesses: Bernard Emmerson and James Conoughton
10. Unidentified subject! [1]
Hi. I'm looking for my GGfather, who moved to Wetmount, Que. in the early 1900's. Name is Max, WHEATLEIGH Address was 25 Somerville Ave. Married to Marion, BOLDEN Originated from Lancs. England. Thanks. raycar20033@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
11. Re: [MONTREAL] Ward for St. Andrew Street in 1901 census? [1]
Perhaps you are looking for St-Andri Street? In a bilingual society Andri and Andrew are 2 different names. You will find photos of St-Andri Street at this site. http://www.bnquebec.ca/massic/accueil.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary D. Taffet" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 12:32 AM Subject: [MONTREAL] Ward for St. Andrew Street in 1901 census? > Hello all, > > I'm trying to help a research contact locate a person who immigrated to
12. [MONTREAL] Church [1]
Can anyone locate Saint James Cathedral in Montreal? My Great Aunt believed my Great Grandmother attended church there around 1855. I believe she married at this church. Her son was born on Saint Dennis Street according to my Great Aunt in 1869 (today it is all discos).What was it then? Thanks, Pat
13. [MONTREAL] 1887- correction 1881 [1]
This group should have read 1887 ... Dunn - Donnelly - Parker - Paterson - Canning - Taylor/Moulton - Cunnington-Oliver Bev
14. [MONTREAL] Ward for St. Andrew Street in 1901 census? [1]
Hello all, I'm trying to help a research contact locate a person who immigrated to Canada in 1900. He went to stay with a relative who was living at 72 Saint Andrew Street. Assuming that he might still have been in that household come time for the 1901 census enumeration, I'm wondering what Ward, etc., I should look at for this address. Does anybody know? I've already tried searching the Ancestry.com database which contains persons in the 1901 census for Ontario & Quebec who were of foreign birth -- bu
15. [MONTREAL] BYRNE [1]
Dorothy, There is a BYRNE family in the 1851 Quebec census, Terrebonne Co. in New Glasgow: This is just north of Montreal. John Byrne, age 44, born Ireland, Roman Catholic, farmer spouse Mary Duffy, age 39, born Ireland John Byrne, age 22, born Lower Canada Hugh Byrne, age 20, " Thomas Byrne, age 17, " Francis Byrne, age 7, " Michael Byrne, age 6, " Elizabeth Byrne, age 18, " Bridget Byrne, age 10, " One of my 2xgreat uncles, Michael Carey, married Elizabeth Byrne in 1866 at St. Patrick's in Montrea
16. [MONTREAL] 1876-Evening Star names [1]
>From the pages of the Evening Star (Montreal) some names: May 16th,1876; Birth: O'Brien: In this city on the 15th inst., at 128 Young streeet, the wife of Mr. James O'Brien, of a daughter. Marriage: Kirkpatrick-Macaulay: At Kingston, on the 10th inst., J Stafford Kirkpatrick, of Kingston, to Charlotte Anne Somerset, daughter of the late Rev. Wm.Macaulay, rector of Pictou June 3rd, 1876: Birth: Dunne: At the Terrapin, on the 1st inst., Mrs. Henry Dunne of a daughter. June 5th, 1876: Death: O'Brien: A
17. [MONTREAL] Passenger lists. [1]
Hi, Canadian National Archives have microfilm copies of ships passenger lists 1865-1935 For the east coast there are: Quebec-Halifax, North Sydney St-John NB. et some american ports when the passengers identified Canada as their final destination. To make a search, one has to know the exact month-year, et the arrival port. There is also an index for Quebec city only covering all those years. Source: Guide to the Genealogical Sources in Canada-- by National Archives of Canada. Des.
18. [MONTREAL] 1885 some names [1]
Dec 2, 1885 HALL: In this city on Dec 2, At No. 72 Chatham street, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hall of a daughter. Aug 10, 1885 McCLUSKEY: At No. 877 1/4 St. Dominique street the wife of John McCluskey of H. M. Customs, of a son. Feb 2, 1885: MOYSE: At 802 Sherbrooke street, the wife of Professor C.E. Moyse, of a son. Mar 20, 1885: CASTLE: At 156 St. Hypolite street, the wife of Harry Catle, of a son. May 13, 1885: Birth: MATHEWSON: At 286 St. Urbain street, the wife of S. J. Mathewson of a son. Bev
19. Re: [MONTREAL] St. George's Anglican Church Records [1]
Actually, St. George's Anglican church is still on Stanley St., to be exact, betweeen Stanley and Peel (formerly Windsor) adjacent to Place du Canada (formerly Dominion Square). The church at Bishop and Ste Catherine St. is St. James the Apostle, also Anglican. You might be able to contact someone at St. George's through their site. http://st-georges.org/ Sally Maureen Gallagher wrote: > > St. George's still exists on St. Catherine street at the corner of Bishop. It looks pretty much like the old one he
20. Re: [MONTREAL] Grosse Isles deaths [1]
Hi Bev, The National Archives of Canada has a really neat search function under Genealogical Research: databases: Immigrants at Grosse Isles: http://www.genealogy.gc.ca/01/010202_e.html HTH Best, Bev Symons ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bev Sherwood" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 3:49 PM Subject: [MONTREAL] Grosse Isles deaths > Are there any sites or records found/kept of Grosse Isles deaths? If so, how are they accessible ? > Bev >
21. Re: [MONTREAL] 1892 births [1]
Anyone in Montreal researching the name BYRNE? I have an Ellen BYRNE who married Patrick LYNCH in Ireland - possibly County Wicklow. This couple emigrated to Quebec City sometime after 1820. Other members of the BYRNE family could have found their way to Montreal. Any information would be appreciated. Dorothy Ottawa > >From The Montreal Daily Star- 1892 Jan Births > > Anderson - Kaves - Grant - Johmston - O'Brien - Dewar - Duclos - Wolowitch - Craig - Dufresne - Gordon - Tees - Ferrier - Moody - Gil
22. Re: [MONTREAL] Ward for St. Andrew Street in 1901 census? [1]
I've never heard of Saint Andrew street and I've lived in Montreal all my life. I looked it up here in case it no longer exists but did at one time and nothing. http://www.bnquebec.ca/massic/accueil.htm click on S for Saint Andrew, there's the Saint Andrew Society and home and church and lots of others but no street. I also checked here http://www2.biblinat.gouv.qc.ca/carpos/bwcarpos.htm by typing in Saint Andrew and putting the box on the right on RUE (street). and no Saint Andrew. These pages give stree
23. [MONTREAL] St. James Club [1]
Hello List, My grandfather, John Appleby, in the 1901 census, listed his occupation as steward, at the St. James Club and earlier as a waiter. Would anyone know where I might read a copy of Edgar Andrew Collard's history of the club on its 100th anniversary. Any suggestions appreciated. D.Lucas
24. [MONTREAL] 1881 some bmd [1]
>From the pages of the Montreal Daily Star 1881: Death:ONASAKENARAT: At Caughnawaga, on the 7th of Feb - Rev. Sose ONASAKENARAT Indian Missioary and First Chief of the Indians at Oka, aged 36 years. Death:AYENTONEYE : At Caughnawaga on the 1st Feb age 3 years and 6 months, Wm. son of Jean SAWATEIS-AYENTONEYE, the Indian Pilot. Death:McARTHY - At St. John N.B. Mar 4, 1881 Mrs. Mary McARTHY, 87 years. (Mar 12) Marriage: MOORE - KEANE: At Toronto on MAr 9, Edward MOORE late of County Clerk, Ireland to Miss
25. Re: [MONTREAL] ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL [1]
Hi Pat, What denomination are you referring to when you say St. James Cathedral? There's more than one St. James (Cathedral) in Montreal. The one I am familiar with is the seat of the Catholic Archdiocese of Montreal. The others are of Protestant denominations. When I was growing up in Montreal this church was known as St. James Cathedral; later on, as Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral. check out http://www.ca-catholics.net/churches/montreal/ Dorothy Mather Ottawa ----- Original Message ----- From
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