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1. [WarBrides] Catherine/Kay/Kate Y. Adams(on) [1]
Hello, I am looking for information on a Catherine Kay/Kate Y. ADAMSON. WW1 War Bride from Glasgow, Scotland. She married Norman Victor COBURN (1881-1962) of Canada. They had one known child; Gordon Ross COBURN. He died on DDAY, at 21 years of age. All are buried in the Alliston Union Cemetary, in Alliston, Simcoe County, Ontario. Thanks, Nancy
2. [WarBrides] Joan Corney and The Lady Rodney [1]
Hello I am the 16 year old granddaughter of Joan (Burrows) Corney, who arrived in Canada in 1946 on the Lady Rodney. She married my grandfather, John Robert "Bob" Corney in Jan. 1946. He was born in Duncan, BC and she in London. I am currently tracing my family tree and would love to hear from others who may remember my grandmother (grasping at straws) or the voyage over on the Lady Rodney. I believe she arrived in Halifax in May 1946. My grandmother is now bedridden in a nursing home, and unable
3. [WarBrides] Open Discussion [1]
Hi, I know that music has a way of bring back memories of a certain time in ones life. Here's a list of popular songs from the 40's. Does anyone bring back some special memories to you. Please tell me/us about them. *** I'LL WALK ALONE *** LOVE LETTERS *** SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY *** TILL THE END OF TIME *** SPRING WILL BE A LITTLE LATE THIS YEAR *** LILI MARLENE *** TO EACH HIS OWN *** YOU'LL NEVER KNOW *** TOGETHER *** ALWAYS IN MY HEART *** FOR ALL WE KNOW *** AS TIME GOES BY *** I'LL GET BY *** I'LL
4. Re: [WarBrides] Joan Corney and The Lady Rodney [1]
I'd like to invite any who feel like penning a few lines for us to include in Missing Links, our weekly e-zine that reaches about 850,000 family historians -- worldwide, to do so. Your stories of immigration, life in the new countries, and your search for lost friends and family are all topics of interest. Your story might be the break-through information someone else is waiting for. I enjoy reading messages on this mailing list and am delighted to see that our daughters and granddaughters (especially) are
5. [WarBrides] Joan Corney/Lady Rodney/Answers To Questions/Canadian Wives Club of London [1]
Dear List I've be overwhelmed with answers and more questions *grin* so I'm going to post every answer and thank you in one big email! Firstly, thanks to Debbie Beavis for her reply and thank you to everyone else who replied with answers. Mrs. Reichardt - Thank you! It's nice to hear what from other brides who were on the same sailing. I'll send you my address privately. I have some photographs taken on the Lady Rodney, and although I haven't got a scanner, I will laser copy them and send them to
6. [WarBrides] war bride [1]
I am a war bride who came to canada in July, 1946 from Ireland. I would like to hear from any other war brides who came on the Aquatania, or other ships at that time.
7. [WarBrides] to all [1]
Hello my name is Judith Carol Stasko Born April 14/1943 in Regina Saskatchewan Canada my mother was a war bride. she was polish and my father was a in the military he was Swedish Canadian. My mom had brothers that worked in the coal mines in eastern Canada. I was adopted out of Alberta Canada at the age of 2 years old. if anyone has any information on my back ground please contact me at tbear16@direct.ca
8. Re: [WarBrides] Joan Corney and The Lady Rodney [1]
WARBRIDES ----- Original Message ----- From: "Taryn Jones" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 6:58 PM Subject: [WarBrides] Joan Corney and The Lady Rodney Hi there Taryn, I am another Joan, a warbride, from the London area and I was on the Lady Rodney on the same crossing as your grandmother!!! I did get intouch with her after I read Blackouts to Bright Lights and we were going to get together for lunch when I was in Victoria one day - unfortunately my lit
9. [WarBrides] HELP. [1]
I am trying to locate a Canadian War Bride'My Cousin DINAH JONES, do not know her married name. She would be 73 ys. old now, Growing up she lived with her Mother Sally (Sarah Jones, and Father Arthur Jones, on DAWLISH RD. SELLY OAK, BIRMINGHAM ENG> She had an older brother Maurice, and sister Barbara Elizebeth. I know DInah, (perhapes known now as DIane ) Married a Canadian soldier, and immigrated to Canada,in the middle 40s. I desperately want to find her, before its too late Can anyone please HELP? Thank
10. [WarBrides] Does anyone remember Canadians at Aldershot ? [1]
Hello, I am not a war bride but am married to a war baby and looking for anybody who would know any of the following. Its a long shot so although I live in eternal hope - I appreciate that it may not be a realistic request. - Canadian Gunnery Corps at Aldershot or other places where they trained the soldiers, not just Canadians as I understand it. - In particular R. Gordon Cole, I have made contact with this mans family in Canada who found out in 1998, when their father was dying that he had another son
11. [WarBrides] Looking for New Zealand War Brides [1]
Hi! My name is Danielle and I have been doing much research on War Brides and would very much like to get in touch with New Zealand born women who moved overseas as War Brides... If that's you, I sure would love to hear from you! Thank you. Danielle Williamson
12. [WarBrides] TUXFORD [1]
Are there any listings of TUXFORD please Bob Tuxford Rtuxford@aol.com
13. RE: [WarBrides] Joan Corney and The Lady Rodney [1]
Hello Taryn Welcome to Warbrides! As for what may or may not be posted on this list, we welcome all messages having anything at all to do with Warbrides so your message certainly fits in with that! I've been looking at my database of warbride sailings to try to reconcile your information. The source of information for the database records are the original passenger lists from the Public Record Office in England. The problem is that the warbride records probably shouldn't really have been kept, as they di
14. [WarBrides] Documentary [1]
Hello, I'm a Berlin based filmproducer and we are currently preparing a documentary about German and Austrian women who married a GI between 1945-1950. We are still looking for women who are ready to share their experiences with us. Please contact us a s soon as possible, our director will be in the States in August. Please send your mails to k.toftegaard@euroarts.com because I'm out of town until July 18th. All the best Christine Klingler StagoFilms Christine Klingler Suarezstr 21 14057 Berlin Tel:
15. [WarBrides] Mum was a War Bride! [1]
Hello everyone I am a War Bride baby. My mother was Joan (Light) Phillips. She and my father, Ivan R. Phillips, were married in Horsley, England on Oct 1, 1945. She arrived in Canada early July, 1946 on the Lady Nelson. I would love to hear from others who travelled with her. Unfortunately my mum passed away in Dec 1993. I would also like to know if we, as children of these brave women, are supposed to feel different in that having grown up with part of our heritage being so far away, we would and do
16. Re: [WarBrides] Does anyone remember Canadians at Aldershot ? [1]
Hello, Was born and raised at Aldershot, Hampshire in Dec. !929. Lived at Aldershot until I married a Canadian Soldier in August of 1946. Every Canadian soldier who came to England, came through Aldershot. All the barracks were filled and the rest were under canvas in the fields. {tents.] There were hundreds of troops in town at any given time. My Mother worked at the Canadian Legion Canteen, on Wellington Street, Aldershot, from 2pm. to 10pm. five days a week. I was in high school at the time
17. [WarBrides] War Baby Reunion [1]
If interest is high. I would be willing to put together a War Bride Reunion in the St. Louis area for Sept. 2002. This reunion would be for a family members of World War II - War Brides. What do you feel about a reunion? What would interest you in coming? What would you like to do at the reunion? Please share any thoughts on this. Sincerely, Michhle WW2 American War Bride Experience http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9710/WarBrides.html Kidd Konnections http://www.geocities.com/Hear
18. [WarBrides] Documentary [1]
Hello, for our documentary I'm still looking for Austrian and German women who married a GI between 1945-1950 and emigrated to the States. Our Director will travel to USA from August 13 to September 14 and would like to interview as many women as possible. So if you would like to tell us your story please contact me as soon as possible because we have to plan the trip. I really hope to get many answers All the best Christine Klingler StagoFilms Christine Klingler Suarezstr 21 14057 Berlin Tel: +49 30
19. [WarBrides] War Brides Stories [1]
Hi everyone, I wanted to tell you know that I have added some new stuff at my WW2 War Bride site. Please stop by. I added some new stories and information about the VFW Registry of Remembrances site. Sincerely, Michhle WW2 American War Bride Experience http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9710/WarBrides.html
20. [WarBrides] Missing Links [1]
Lily May Nolan and son Richard Nolan.came to America.On what ship? The Father was George David Nolan,a Resident of Lawrence Ma,They resided at #3 Stevens court in North Andover Ma.Lily was a member of a war brides association. any information will help
21. [WarBrides] ANDES [1]
I travelled with my mother on the troop ship, Andes, from Liverpool to Halifax in March of 1944. Does anyone know of others who may have been on this ship at that time? My understanding is that just about everyone aboard were troops with the exception of maybe half dozen war brides with children and I was one of those kids! My mother's name was Phyllis (Coffill) Burrows from Hammersmith, London. Pat Belanger Pain Court, Ontario
22. Re: [WarBrides] War Baby Reunion [1]
At some time in the future, I might be interested in attending some type of reunion for family members of World War II Canadian War Brides if it was held in Canada. The cost for me of going to St. Louis is prohibitive primarily due to the poor exchange rate. I was in Chicago last week staying at a major hotel and one glass of dry red wine was close to $9.00 U.S. per glass; the rooms were $161 U.S. and that was a special rate. Add approx. 50% to this for Canadian exchange and you will understand why. Pat
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