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1. Re: UPPER-CANADA-D Digest V99 #128 [1]
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2. LOYALISTS~ KoR [1]
I am looking for any of the Howell Men who were British Loyalists in the Kings Orange Rangers. Mathew born in Upper Canada abt. 1798 was my GGGFather. His dad is in question. I believe it is probably William who had a brother John who went to Meigs Co. OH together. I do not know the dates of birth or the wives but I feel that there were several. Any information or clues on how to get any information is appreciated. Sheila Walker Texas
3. 1904 book: "Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte" [1]
In a message dated 6/15/1999 1:22:23 PM Pacific Daylight Time, UPPER-CANADA-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: >My relatives were in Bay of Quinte and the names were Major Peter Van Alstine >and others. If anyone finds a book "Pioneers of the Bay of Quinte" please buy and >send to me and I will reimburse you. It is about Peter Van Alstine. Thank you, Dolline >Evans in Calif. nastruckgal@prodigy.net Hi-- The book you're referring to is, I believe, "Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte." It was published in ab
4. Re: UPPER-CANADA-D Digest V99 #144 [1]
In a message dated 6/16/99 9:52:01 AM EST, you write: << My question however is: was a Loyalist only those people who came up around 1784? >> To the best of my knowledge UELs were still recognized after 1800. Peggy from Winona, Ont
5. Saskatchewan Regt WWI [1]
Hello This is my first posting to the list although I have been lurking for a while! I am trying to find information regarding Robert EVANS (b. abt. 1892 somewhere in England) who was a Dr Barnardos child in the late 1800s. At some point he emigrated to Canada. There is a rumour that his sister's husband Robert KING had a brother already living in there. I found this information about him on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission site Robert EVANS Private A/24132 5th Bn., Canadian Infantry (Saskatchewa
6. Christopher and Frances CULP family - early Lincoln County, ON [1]
Hello fellow-listers: I am seeking any information pertaining to the family of Christopher and Frances CULP, who migrated from Lancaster County, PA, in /or about 1790, to resettle at Lincoln County, southern Ontario, Upper Canada (now Ontario), Canada. Would you have any information on their family?? (i) Christopher CULP was born about 1747, possibly in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and he died December 19, 1833, at Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Canada West (now Ontario), Canada. His wife's name m
7. Re: Unsubbing from mail list .... [1]
People, it is hard to believe, after I posted this a little while ago, I received six requests to my mailbox to help them unsub, right after! I will do it for everybody if they just state they are to stupid to do it themselves. Then I do it with a smile :) John listowner. > > I posted a notice on the mail list to please unsub before you go > > usual address, like - to make it even easier, here is what you do: > Click on > mailto:QUEBEC-L-request@rootsweb.com or > mailto:Upper-Canada-L-request@rootsweb
8. BURKE Henry / RUTLEDGE Elizabeth; LET,IRE > ON,CAN; 1794-1862 [1]
For upper can list Hi List, I am looking for records of Henry John BURKE, my Great-Great Grandfather. He was a native of County Leitrim, Ireland, immigrating to what was then known as Upper Canada Province, Canada. He settled on a farm, near the town of Richmond, in Marlborough Twp., Carleton Co. Ontario, Canada. The earliest confirmed date that I have found for him, is from an 1851 census in which his age at next birthday is 56. This would put his birth year about 1794/95. His first wife's name is unkn
9. Lorine's reply re: Sears [1]
I've just read this reply and I feel as if I've just attended a superb seminar on creatively searching early Ontario records. Just wonderful and special thanks to Lorine. Killeen Farrell, Toronto
10. Re: Kennedys,Scarborough [1]
Date forwarded: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 05:38:02 -0700 (PDT) Date sent: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 08:39:40 -0400 From: Janie Stout > previously): is there a date limit for those considered to be UEL? My > ancestors, John Kennedy, Jr. and his wife Nancy Wasson, who settled by > 1799 in Scarborough is listed in another family publication to have been a > loyalist, though there is also a story about him helping the minutemen at > Bunker Hill. I must say, this research has helped me to
11. Re: George Dixon - Minerva Ault [1]
Correction; Aultsville is no longer there....... It was flooded in 1958 Ault Park is there by the river. More on this later Visit the Steinbrecher Family Tree at: http://home.att.net/~steinbrecher
12. MYERS NY>Can>NY ?? [1]
Hi, DWill4956@aol.com wrote: > Our family is Popst. Supposedly were of German descent, maybe Hessians, > who were loyalists in War of American Revolution. Left New York to Canada, > Ontario or Quebec following war. Then returned to New York, Pennsylvania, Greetings, I'm new to this particular list. I am in search of the trails of my Gr Gr Gr Grandfather, whom I understand was possibly a Henry MYERS b. circa 1770?? m. Hannah unknown. I know that Henry's (if that is the right name) son Michael MYERS w
13. Memorial Day ?? [1]
Ron, you have managed to confuse not only the South with the North, but now the West with the East as well. From Show Bird to Snow Bird, and from Memorial Day to Jean-Baptiste Day in big "Q", which my friend, is not be confused with Ontario or Upper Canada. Your short stint in Ontario sure did not make you an expert, but you sure do contribute to our entertainment. Please give us a break, we love ye' but please give us a break, and time to enjoy our "Canada Day". Cheers, John :)
14. BURR + BROAD 1830s near Columbus (and Brooklin) [1]
Charles BROAD and his wife Mary arrived in Upper Canada from Cornwall in 1836 and settled near Columbus (Darlington Township, Durham County). Their daughter Lavina BROAD (c1825-1908) married William BURR, probably son of neighbour James and Hannah BURR. Any relatives or other interesting historical facts about the area? For example, in the 1851 census we found a fascinating Agricultural return on these families, describing how many acres were cultivated or were kept for pasture, the number of cows or pigs,
15. GAGE [1]
Hi All, Is there anyone out there who connects to Chloe GAGE who was born in the US, married Josiah Sanford HASKILL in 1813 in Canada?? Or: Aurellia Elizabeth GAGE b. 1824 who m Jeduthan HASKILL in 1844 or 45 in Canada. Thanks Kris Hewitt kgirl@sprint.ca
16. JOHNSON [1]
Hi All, Is there anyone out there who connects to Calvin JOHNSON b. c. 1835 in the Durham County area? He was s/o Justin JOHNSON and Lucy HASKILL, and married Nancy E. HATCH. Thanks, Kris Hewitt kgirl@sprint.ca
17. Re: website [1]
Would like to invite the list members to visit my Scottish Names Research website at http://www.spiderweb.com.au/~frasbett There is quite a few good Scottish Research Links available to help with their Family Research and the list members are very welcome to submit their URL's into the Free For All Links Section to help promote their Scottish Family Research. Peter Cooroy, Queensland, Australia
18. TURK again [1]
Hi All, Is there anyone out there who connects to Louisa Ann TURK b. c 1824 in the US, came to Canada and m in 1841 to Wakeman HASKILL. Thanks, Kris Hewitt kgirl@sprint.ca
19. HASKILL/LITTLE [1]
Hi All, Is there anyone out there who connects to: Joseph (Warren) HASKILL m. Margaret Mary LITTLE in 1837 Kris Hewitt kgirl@sprint.ca
20. Protocol - simple questions [1]
Respectfully -- replies to general opinion questions should not go to the full list. They should be directed ONLY to the questioner. John A. Becker, 75 Roselawn Ave., Toronto, Canada M4T 1E7 416-932-1754 fax 416-489-1713 Web Site: www.interlog.com/~jbecker/ for business and genealogical information
21. Re: CHRISTIEVILLE (Start singing, Kevin....) [1]
That's even better than my map reading. I found all the other sites on the topographical map I have of the Ottawa area, but could not find Christieville until Lorines clues. Christieville is on the border of Argenteuil and Terrebonne counties, about 4 km east of Morin Heights and 5 km west of St.-Sauveur-des-Monts. Arundel is about 32 km west on the same road. The area is quite rugged, there are hills and valleys all around the area. It is quite close to the ski areas north of Montreal. Steve O. > Hi K
22. Re: Tremblay & Mcleod Marriage 1870 NWT. [1]
Hi! I have found a wonderful site regarding Isle A La Crosse!! It mentions a McLeod family. I'm sure it would be of great interest to you! Very informative. A must read... http://www.jkcc.com Regards Karen viola seward wrote: > > Can any one tell me where people would have married in 1870 in Isle A La > Crosse,NWT in 1870? > Thank you. > Viola. > > ==== UPPER-CANADA Mailing List ==== > The UPPER-CANADA mail list deals with the period of 1776 to 1841, > if your ancestors settled during this time, this
23. Thanks for the trip info [1]
Hi, just wanted to say thanks for all the helpful info everyone has been so gracious in providing. The response was more than I expected. I tried to thank everyone individually but I may have missed a couple by accident. Thanks again to everybody. Laurie
24. Re: Canada's Memorial Day?? [1]
Hi Maude, "S. Arundel Ross" wrote: > I enjoyed your letter, Ron Myers - > But we seem to have been denied a much-needed March holiday way out here > in Canada's southwest. As no one else has challenged the March 1st > 'Memorial Day' you mentioned, I have to assume it is a carefully guarded > secret, kept by that haughty eastern Province solely for its own > pleasure.. > > Maude > Bowen Island, B.C. Ah yes, the big "Q!" Great place. Great people, just ask 'em ... But, I thought that June 24th, Saint
25. How to use subject line! [1]
Hello, list subscribers, there are occasions when I am compelled to say a few words to correct a situation which seems to creep in once in a while, the use of the subject line. The Subject line in the address of an e-mail has a specific purpose - to alert the other subscribers to the contents of your posting. It should show in an unmistaken wording what your e-mail is about, so others who are in receipt of your mail are tempted to read it. So, if you put in "Help", it does not mean anything, we all need
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