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1. [QUEBEC-BEAUHUNTCHAT] Dwyer/Kelly, St. Chrysostome [1]
Hi! I am looking for any info on Stephen Dwyer. He died in 1854 St. Chrysostome parish. He was married to Margaret Kelly. Thank you! Dianne Holmes Paris, Ontario
2. [QUE-BHC GENEALOGY] 1851 1851 Census-Alexander Roy McLennan [1]
My g-g-grandfather Alexander Roy McLennan lived in the Beechridge area (outside St Urbain PQ) from 1838-1888 (other than a few year in the 1840's when he had moved to present day Ontario). In 1854 the settlers on French Seigneuries were allowed to buy the land they lived on. One of those was an Alexander McLennan living on the Third Concession in Willaimstown. However I'm not sure if he is my Alex. As the buyers in the Third Concession were listed by their lot numbers then it follows that the nearest lo
3. [QUEBEC-BEAUHUNTCHAT] Franklin Centre Cemetery List [1]
Just a note that a cemetery list for Franklin Centre Cemetery is now available on the Huntingdon County GenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~qchuntin/Default.htm Also, the cemetery lists for Christ Church Cemetery and St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery have been updated. Best regards, Ken Steffenson
4. Re: [QUEBEC-BEAUHUNTCHAT] Suggestions needed [1]
I am greatly in need of suggestions here & hope someone might steer me in the right direction. Am searching for d info re location of d/burial site for: Margaret KELLY - age ca 70 yr's d 16 Feb. 1876 - buried 18 Feb.1876 Per Registers Notre-Dame Montreal she is noted as widow of Lawrence KELLY but gives no Parish info. Per Cadastre Abrigi 1854 she shows as widow of Lawrence & living lot #68-Edwardstown. This appears to be same lot that was granted/purchased et al by Lawrence in 1822 (Norton Creek, Edwa
5. Re: [QUEBEC-BEAUHUNTCHAT] Drouin Collection research [1]
Am hoping that someone might help me to review the Drouin Collection via Ancestry correctly. I am confused re St-Chrysostome vs St-Jean Chrysostome. The collection shows St-Chrys. as being in Chat. Co. & St-Jean Chrys. shows as Levis Co. Most of my ancestors were b/m/d in Chat. Co. & many ref's in my data base I am showing/refer to St-Jean Chrysostome there. I do need, & would appreciate, some help to get my records correct. My thanks, in advance, for your advice. Bev
6. Re: [QUEBEC-BEAUHUNTCHAT] QUEBEC-BEAUHUNTCHAT Digest, Vol 2, Issue 15 [1]
Bev, Are you saying that the Drouin Collection is now available on Ancestry.com?? Sally ----- Original Message ----- From: quebec-beauhuntchat-request@rootsweb.com To: quebec-beauhuntchat@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 3:01 AM Subject: QUEBEC-BEAUHUNTCHAT Digest, Vol 2, Issue 15 Today's Topics: 1. Re: Drouin Collection research (Bev Thomson) ------------------------------
7. [QUEBEC-BEAUHUNTCHAT] New notary records added to the Huntingdon GenWeb [1]
With many thanks to Gina Smith who provided the extracts from the microfilms of notary indexes, I've added a large number of new items to the collection of notary records on the Huntingdon GenWeb site. The web site is located at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~qchuntin/Default.htm With best regards, Ken Steffenson
8. [QC-BHC] Robert BARR, Jr. and Elizabeth BARR of Ormstown, Quebec [1]
Seeking information on Robert BARR, Jr., son of Robert BARR and Jannet PETTIGREW. He was born 23 March 1829, Ormstown, Beauharnois County, Quebec. He appears on the 1851 and 1861 census, living with his parents. He is not listed there in 1871. Also, his sister, Elizabeth BARR, born 27 August 1837, Ormstown. She was also listed with her parents on the 1851 census. She was not listed there in 1861. Any information on what happened to these people would be greatly appreciated. dick barr Syracuse, NY, US
9. [QC-BHC] SCOTT of BEAUHARNOIS [1]
Janet SCOTT, born circa 1805 Scotland (?) had lived at Beauharnois at the time of her marriage to William MILLAR, of Ste.Therese, Terrebonne Co., QC. The marriage took place at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Montreal on 24th April 1830. Would like to connect Janet to her family. Any suggestions? Lorna Schmidt lschmidt@ebtech.net
10. [QC-BHC] Fille maguire [1]
We recently came across the expression in a marriage record of the prospective bride being "fille maguire." Does anyone know what the term means? It was copied verbatim from the record, and being written by a non-French person, it could be misspelled. dick barr Syracuse, New York
11. [QC-BHC] Maxwell [1]
To Dick Barr I have some information about George Maxwell, farmer, engineer, North Georgetown, Beauharnois, son of William Maxwell and Mary Alexander (my gggrandparents) Married Margaret Barr of Ormstown by license Mar 15, 1855 Huntingdon Meth Church. Charles Cumming and David Maxwell were witnesses.children were plentiful, included Allan b 18 July 1869.died 1877 as you stated. Lorraine
12. Re: [QC-BHC] Anglican Church in Dunham? [1]
You are confusing Durham which is the village that changed its name to became Ormstown village sometime between 1856 and 1881 and Dunham which is a town in the eastern Townships in the area of present day Cowensville. Maybe it is time for someone to put up a comprehensive guide to place names in the Chateauguay Valley. I just a few days ago viewed an old Quebec Cadestre Map that listed the founding dates of many of the municipalities in the Valley. Maybe I could expand on it if there is interest. Burt
13. Re: [QC-BHC] Anglican Church in Dunham? [1]
Burt, I, for one, would be very interested in a list of municipalities with their founding dates, particularly if it gave the historic and current names where applicable. If there is some place to obtain a copy of that map, I'd also be interested in having that information. Thanks. Judith DeWitt At 09:31 AM 06/11/00 -0500, you wrote: >Maybe it is time for someone to put up a comprehensive guide to place >names in the Chateauguay Valley. I just a few days ago viewed an old >Quebec Cadestre Map that list
14. [QC-BHC] Bombadiers in Quebec [1]
Paul, Around the 1850's in Quebec there were Bombadiers who married into the Roy family. There were living in the Dunham/Dunham Flats area of Quebec. That would put them in the right location to be close to NY and VT. I know some of these move to the US in the late 1800's. Charlie King gg grandson of Cleophas F Roy born 1835 someplace in Quebec Paul wrote: Looking for marriage and parent info for Alfred Bombardier who m. Marion ???? about 1915 and probably somewhere in the southern part of Quebec near
15. [QC-BHC] Noe Bombardier-Huntingdon County 1900 [1]
Looking for Marriage and parent information for Noe Bombardier m. Mary ?? abt 1875-1880 in the area of Huntingdon County. He is 40 and she 39 in the 1901 Quebec Census. Also any children of this marriage. Thank you all for any help. Paul Bombardier in Virginia.
16. [QC-BHC] Thank You [1]
Hi List, As always you have helped me with my post to this list. A BIG THANK YOU to all who helped me with the Church address's. Sincerely, Jean Jondreau, USA, MN
17. [QC-BHC] George MAXWELL & Margaret BARR [1]
Seek information on the George MAXWELL family of Chateauguay County, Province of Quebec, Canada. He married Margaret BARR, daughter of Robert BARR and Jannet PETTIGREW. She was born 13 September 1835, Ormstown, Beauharnois County (now Chateauguay County), Quebec. They had two known children, Allen who died 2 October 1877, and was buried 4 October 1877. Witnesses were Mary MAXWELL and Peter BARR. Peter was Margaret9s brother. dick barr Syracuse, New York
18. [QC-BHC] Beauharnois/Huntingdon County Border - 1861 [1]
Hello List, Can someone tell me where the Beauharnois/Huntingdon County border would have been in the vicinity of Ormstown in 1861? Thanks to a clue from Gina Smith, I found my elusive Leon Tessier and Catherine Robidoux living near the western outskirts of Ormstown, St. Malachie parish, in 1851. He was calling himself John Tessier (Thanks Gina). Problem is, I can't find him in St. Malachie in 1861. Is it possible that the the newly created border placed him in Huntingdon County in 1861? Regards to all,
19. [QC-BHC] Drouin Abbreviations [1]
Hello List, Can anyone tell me the meaning of the abbreviation "r. de l.". It appears in the Drouin marriage index in place of the bride's forename. While I'm at it, what is the meaning of "epoux de feu". Thanks, Fred Sedgwick
20. [QC-BHC] Cooper/Babcock [1]
I am looking for info on a Orrin Babcock b. 1806, d.1894, & married a Merrill Cooper in 1821. They moved to Huntingdon, Chateaugury, Quebec in 1830 from Vermont. Deanna uffda7.wa@netzero.net
21. [QC-BHC] Need Church Address [1]
Hi List, I'm looking for the Church that my G. G. Grandparents were married in? Can anyone help me with an address so I can write and get copies of their Wedding file? I have a feeling it may be St. Ann's-de-LaPerade, Champlain, Chbteauguay, Quebec or St. Ann's RC Church in Laprairie, Chbteauguay, Quebec. Maybe these two church's are the same? These are my G. G. Grandparents, Antoine Gendron married Marie Anne Lefebvre on June 20, 1828 at Chbteauguay. These are
22. Fw: [QC-BHC] Maps of Area [1]
Map # 3 - mentioned below by Ken - is available @ Quebec Family History Society... but only for referral. We don't lend it . Though the lots & ranges are listed -- the majority do not have the owners names filled in. I believe people had to pay to have their names entered & many didn't see the merits of their descendants needing this info. ! Brome County Historical Society did have copies available for sale of this book (about $ 55..I expect, by now) but not sure if they still do. The Co that made the re
23. [QC-BHC] Bowles in Quebec, Canada [1]
Hi I am looking for information on the following Bowles in Quebec Mary Ann Bowles married John Carr in abt. 1840. They had 1 daughter and Mary Ann died. The daughter Margaret seemed to have lived with her grandparents - James and Margaret Bowles At least I found them together on the 1851 census. A James and Magaret Bowles are buried in the Elgin Presb. Cemetery Does anyone have information on the Quebec Bowles? Carole
24. [QC-BHC] Patenaude, Lemieux [1]
I am submitting names being researched by a friend who doesn't have internet connection. Aurelie Patenaude b. 1833 Chateauguay married Andre Lemieux 1855 Chateauguay...............any info greatly appreciated. Del. (for Carol Cyr)
25. [QC-BHC] Irish settlers at Norton Creek, 1825 on [1]
Is anyone else researching Irish settlers at Norton Creek (St. Jean de Chrysostome Parish)? The names I'm researching are Hanratty and Bulger. They were at Norton Creek around 1825-1830 and stayed there until the 1890's when a number of both families came to Montana. I'd like to hear from anyone else researching Irish in that area - my roadblock is finding out what part of Ireland my people came from. Kathleen.
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