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1. [QC-ETANGLO] Lillian Bourque Russell - ?Sherbrooke? [1]
Request a lookup for: Lillian Bourque Russell, d/o Raphael Bourque and Desneiges Verville. She may have been born in Sherbrooke, QC, as her sister, Rose De Lina Bourque Parker was born there on 6 Feb 1865. Lillian Bourque Russell attended Rose's funeral in Columbia, Coos, NH on 28 Jun 1935. Lillian had a second sister, Deanne, nothing else known, except oral history indicates that she was refered to as "Aunt Ann". Thanks
2. [QC-ETANGLO] Missisquoi roads [1]
Hello All, To elaborate further on David's find in Lalanne's transactions, there are documents at the Montreal archives that very specifically describe the building of roads in Missisquoi. One I recall reading, ran from Frelighsburg to Cowansville & was interesting -- as they gave precise info-- ie from someone's barn to a specific rock - to a tree etc. One imagines there were "trails" of some sort aleady in use along the same route.. It surprised me to see the roads of today follow basically the same ro
3. re [QC-ETANGLO] Attention St. Armand researchers... List of land owners 1804 [1]
David, Many thanks for sending that -- should you receive corrections from the list, please edit the list and if you would like, send it to me and I can add it to the Archives for future reference (and folks not on the list who do visit the web site). Pam -----Original Message----- From: David J. Ellis [mailto:djellis@gsinet.net] Sent: Thu 6/19/2003 2:42 PM To: QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com Cc: Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Attention St. Armand researchers... List of land owners 1804 While looking for something
4. [QC-ETANGLO] To whom it may concern - SMITH and HAVER [sic] [1]
While looking for something else I happened to notice: 12-Jul-1803 Will and Codicil of Nath. SMITH. 18-Jul-1803 Will of Christian HAVER (may really be a HAUVER) Both are amongst Leon Lalanne's papers for that year and are available on microfilm from the LDS #1420168. Knowing that early wills are sometimes tough to find I'm hoping I have done someone a favor. I cannot add anything to who these individuals are as neither figure in any of the lines I'm working on. SMITH's will and codicil were about six page
5. [QC-ETANGLO] Attention St. Armand researchers... List of land owners 1804 [1]
While looking for something else I came across a copy of a town vote that lists nearly all of the residents of St. Armand and where they lived. Its tough to read and I know some of these names are badly mangled so if you see something you can 'fix' please let me know. The votes were taken on February 27th and 28th, 1804. The issue was which of two roads would be chosen as the legal road to run between Frelighsburgh and Missisquoi Bay. The wording used for eligibility to vote was "all persons proprietors of
6. [QC-ETANGLO] Hiram Darby [1]
In 1916 my mother visited relatives in Canada. My father wrote to her at this address-- c/o Hiram Darby, Box 15, Granby, Quebec, Canada Evidently from my father's letters to her, she spent all or part of the time on a farm. There was at least one cousin in the household. The relationship was probably on the Murphy or Reynolds side of the family through the wife of Hiram Darby. I am interested in hearing from anyone who can tell me something about Hiram Darby and family. Thank you Mary Sherwood
7. [QC-ETANGLO] The Whitehead Case [1]
A 6 1/2 x 4 inch photo was found in my Aunt Lillian Elfrida Jackman's (b. 1899 in Farnham) possessions which I haven't been able to relate to her life or our family. A "?" indicates trouble reading the writing. Written on the back is: Jury on Whitehead Case ??? Kings Bench 2nd Oct 1916. Names of men reading from left: HM Tabor?, Cowansville, Guard 12 Asley? L. Hamer?, Cowansville 11 ML Bates Jr., Iron Hill 10 Levi J. Blake, Hillside 9 AL Darby, Racine 8 FP Arsenault, Cowansville 7 WC Beatty, Sweetsburg 6 T
8. [QC-ETANGLO] Obit. FRANK H. SLEEPER Worcester Telegram Nov. 1937 [1]
OBITUARY (undated) WORCESTER TELEGRAM November 1937 FRANK H. SLEEPER DIES IN FLORIDA President of Sleeper & Hartley, Inc., Ill at St. Petersburg Only Week Frank Henry Sleeper, 75, president of Sleeper & Hartley, Inc., wire machine works, 335 Chandler street, died this morning in St. Petersburg, Fla., after an illness of about a week. Born in Coaticook, Quebec, Canada, Mr. Sleeper was the son of the late Wright and Philanda (should be Philinda) (Cole) Sleeper. After graduation from Coaticook Acade
9. [QC-ETANGLO] Lalanne Documents and Rollin [1]
I recently interpreted three Leon Lalanne legal documents pertaining to my great great grandfather Joel Rollin. I was stumped by a passage occurring similarly in all three which typically was ".... elects his domicile where &c/y Notwithstanding &c/y Promising &c/y Obliging &c/y Renouncing &c/y thus done and passed ....". My question is; what is the wording for that which I interpreted as "&c/y"? I showed the documents to an Ontario lawyer friend and he didn't have any idea. The following individuals we
10. [QC-ETANGLO] Brothers, Charles Wright and Frank H. Sleeper, inventors, item from book [1]
IDEAS IN EXILE A History of Canadian Invention / J. J. BROWN / McClelland and Stewart Limited / Toronto/Montreal Page 177-178 The Age of the Private Inventor (1901 - 1920) Miscellaneous Manufacturing Enterprises In the 1880s, the brother Charles and Frank Sleeper of Coaticook, Quebec, were famed Canadian inventors. Charles invented, amont many other mechanical devices, an inserted tooth gear, which used hardwood teeth. This was not in any sense a new idea, having been common in the Middle Ages,
11. [QC-ETANGLO] Obit: ETHEL MAY SLEEPER daughter of Frank H. and Lilla A. (HOPKINSON) SLEEPER [1]
from the WORCESTER TELEGRAM OBITUARY: Friday, August 29, 1986 ETHEL RUSSELL, 94; WAS SOPRANO SOLOIST Ethel (SLEEPER) Russell, 94, of 6150 Gulfport Blvd., St. Petersburg, Fla., died yesterday in Central Park Lodge, Pinellas Park, Fla. Her husband, Raymond F. Russell, died in 1949. Her father was founder of SLEEPER & HARTLEY, Inc., wire machinery at 335 Chandler Street. He was also a noted inventor. She leaves two sons, Richard S. Russell of Holden and Frank S. Russell of Northboro; a sister, Verna
12. [QC-ETANGLO] Obit: LILLA A. SLEEPER (LILLIE ANN HOPKINSON, b. Sherbrooke 1864) [1]
Obituary ST. PETERSBURG TIMES dated 4-20-58. MRS. SLEEPER DIES; (PHOTO) WIDOW OF INVENTOR Mrs. Lilla A. Sleeper, 4829 Fifth Street South, widow of Frank H. Sleeper, inventor of factory equipment, died yesterday in a local hospital. She was 93 years of age. Mrs. Sleeper was born in Canada and moved here 33 years ago from Worcester, Mass. Her husband who died here in 1937, was an active inventor until his death, and designed and patented more than 500 different machines. He was the founder of SLE
13. [QC-ETANGLO] PARKINSON [1]
Sarah Ann Parkinson B: May 20, 1831 in Quebec D: April 3, 1909 Married: October 4, 1851 to Simpson Thompson in London, Middlesex County, Ontario - marriage return #768 Father: John Parkinson - b. about 1805 in England - died; October 14, 1888 in London, Middlesex County, Ontario Mother: Bridget ? - b. about 1806 in Ireland - died; October 12, 1881 in London, Middlesex County, Ontario Sibs: Ellen - b. 1839 - d. September 16, 1871 in London, Canada Esther - b. 1846 in Ontario, Cana
14. Re: [QC-ETANGLO] GenSeekers.com? [1]
The suggestion from my ISP -- Sympatico -- IGNORE and DELETE I do not know if this is a bonafide group or what it is. Muriel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terrance D Martin" To: Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 1:17 PM Subject: RE: [QC-ETANGLO] GenSeekers.com? > Does anyone know anything about this site ... I keep getting 5 e-mails at a > time to sign up? > > Take Care, > > Terry > > TERRANCE D MARTIN > PO Box 2018 > Brattleboro, VT 05303-2018 > (802) 25
15. [QC-ETANGLO] Obit. LOTTA FRANCES SLEEPER (BLOUNT) dau Francis H. and Lilla A. [1]
CLEARWATER SUN December 11, 1969 MRS. BLOUNT SERVICES Funeral services for Mrs. Lotta F. Blount, who died Wednesday (Dec 10, 1969) will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at Moss Lakeside Chapel, burial will follow at Royal Palm Cemetery at St. Petersburg. Born in Coaticook, Quebec, Canada she came here 15 years ago from West Brookfield, Mass. She was the retired owner of a dress and gift shop in West Brookfield. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. William Welch, Worcester, Mass., and Mrs. Ethel S. Russe
16. [QC-ETANGLO] Obit: VERNA LILLA SLEEPER WELCH b. 1903 Coaticook, dau of Frank H. and Lilla A. [1]
OBIT - WORCESTER TELEGRAM UNDATED died September 28, 1991 VERNA WELCH, 87 Verna (Sleeper) Welch, 87, of 10 Balder Road died yesterday in the Medical Center of Central Massachusetts-Hahnemann. Her husband, William H. Welch, died in 1978. She leaves a daughter, Shirley S. Clifford of Shrewsbury; a granddaughter; two nephews; and a niece. She was born in Canada, daughter of Frank and Lilla (Hopkinton) Sleeper, and lived in Worcester 81 years. Mrs. Welch graduated from Bancroft School and the former Miss P
17. [QC-ETANGLO] Updates to Archives [1]
As I'm sure you have all seen, Doug MacFie and David Ellis contributed wonderful new extractions to this list this week. Since many folks who "fall" into this site do not subscribe to this list, they have been kind enough to give me permission to add these to the Archives on the ET web site. Many thanks to both Doug and David for being so thoughtful. If you would like to see them again (Noyan Concessions ca 1857 with Index and St Armand Landholders, 1804, please check out: http://www.rootsweb.com/%7E
18. [QC-ETANGLO] Re: St. Armand list [1]
Thank you so much for posting the list of residents of St. Armand! Linda B.
19. [QC-ETANGLO] Open House - Sat June 7th [1]
Hello all, Quebec Family History Society will be hosting an OPEN HOUSE at the library on Sat. June 7th from 10am - 5pm. Everyone is welcome. QFHS is located at 173 Cartier Ave in Pointe Claire, Quebec. Take highway 2 & 20 west from Montreal to Cartier Ave. (inbetween St Charles & St Jean Boulevards) . We are almost directly across the street from the CLSC. See you there! Pennie
20. Re: [QC-ETANGLO] Hiram Darby [1]
In 1881 Census there is a Hiram Darby age 27 living nearby in Ely South, Shefford, Quebec. By 1916 this one would be 62 years of age and this fellow is a farmer................ So any of the names sound familiar? 1881 Census Canada Household: Name Marital StatusGenderEthnic OriginAge BirthplaceOccup. Religion Vrolang DARBY M Male English 68 Quebec Cultivateur Episcopal Uma DARBY M Female English 55 Quebec Episcopal Adelie DARBY Female English 31 Quebec Episcopal Hira
21. [QC-ETANGLO] OBIT Charles Wright Sleeper (1856-1942) Stanstead Cty history LYMAN-MOYLE [1]
COOS COUNTY DEMOCRAT Wednesday, August 19, 1942 TRIBUTE TO C. W. SLEEPER ----- Charles Wright Sleeper, son of Wright and Philinder (should be Philinda) Cole Sleeper, was born in Isabelle, Wisc., April 29, 1856. At the age of two years, he with his father and mother and sister Florence, sailed down the Mississippi River to Galveston, Tex. When he was four years old, he and his mother took passage for Montreal, Can., on the last boat to leave Galveston, before the blockade of the Civil War period. They w
22. [QC-ETANGLO] Brome County question.... [1]
I'm looking for a Brome County (Potton) church that is likely to have covered the following death/funeral. I'm trying to sort out a relatively recent individual, i.e. he was alive in the 1881 census and living in Potton, Division 2. Past experience with the family suggests he was probably either Methodist or Anglican. His name is Thomas SCHOOLCRAFT and the reported age in 1881 leads to a birth date around 1822 so presumably he would have died within the next twenty years. There is ambiguity, however, in tha
23. RE: [QC-ETANGLO] Missisquoi roads [1]
On the subject of roads Frank Allen sent me a copy of a map of Missisquoi County that he got from National Map collection in Ottawa, H11/300 - 1831 #11 of 12. He stated that on the back was written "Title: Map of the District of Montreal Lower Canada ... with his Majesty's Gracious and Special Permission most humbly and gratefully dedicated by Joseph Bouchette....1831." From the information depicted, the date seems to be correct. One thing that struck me most was the absence of any road from Bedford center
24. RE: [QC-ETANGLO] GenSeekers.com? [1]
Does anyone know anything about this site ... I keep getting 5 e-mails at a time to sign up? Take Care, Terry TERRANCE D MARTIN PO Box 2018 Brattleboro, VT 05303-2018 (802) 257-1242 ====================== Doing Genealogy for the MARTIN Clan (HOLMES, JENKINS and THOMPSON) mainly in Vermont and Canada! http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/a/r/Terrance-D-Martin/
25. Re: [QC-ETANGLO] Hiram Darby [1]
Hi Mary - I have three Hiram Darbys in my records. 1. Hiram Darby b. 1820 in S.Ely Township, Shefford County. He is son of Nathan Darby b. 1779 and Rebecca Keys b. 1781. He most likely is not the one in Grandby in 1916. 2. Hiram J b. 15 july 1843, son of John Lyman Darby b. 1808 and Electa Woodard b.1802. John is a brother of Hiram 1. Hiram J married Sarah Smith He died in 1899. 3. Hiram b. 24 Aug 1853, son of Vrolong Darby b. 1811 and Hughena Rose b.1823. Vrolong was a brother of Hiram 1. I don't know w
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