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Re: John McDonell Lancaster 6 lot 33

eaneuman — 2010-03-20 02:00:44Z

I have a listing of the ones who came out in 1785 via New York and Albany coming to Upper Canada by August 1886.
There are three John McDonalds listed.
(1) 1 man, 1 woman, 2 males under 10
(2) 1 man, 1 woman, 1 male under 10
(3) 1 man, 1 woman

Anne Heath Neuman

Re: John McDonell Lancaster 6 lot 33

laragrise — 2010-03-19 13:27:52Z

Thanks for the reply. I kinda figured that they were likely in either the group that left Scotland in 1785 coming up thru NY or on the ship McDonald in 1786.

Do you know if there is any other research out there on the Ardnabie's that came to Glengarry other than Duncan Darby's " The Ardnabie Branch of Clan Donald"? Duncan follows the Ardnabie line from Alex OG to John to John DHU but what I'm researching is the line from Alex OG to Ranald to Ranald. I've looked everywhere and can't seem to find any sources of info other than obits from Father John's Diary.

Thanks,
Lara

Re: John McDonell Lancaster 6 lot 33

TalMacDonald — 2010-03-18 20:33:06Z

I would think your John MacDonell and Janet MacDonald came in 1786 on the Ship MacDonald from Knoydart. The UEL were given lots along the river and later the ones from Knoydart were settled mostly in Lancaster and some in Charlottenburgh.

Almost all lots given in the 6th of Lancaster went to Knoydart people. For some reason Lot 32 and Lot 33 are missing from the list. Lot 34 had a Ranald MacDonald & Lot 35 John MacDonald.

Tal

Re: Sara Runnions(Runions)

TalMacDonald — 2010-03-17 02:14:38Z

There are two births Philip and Catherine 1810 & 1807 to Henry Runion of Cornwall and Hannah Barnhart in St. Andrew's Church.

There is a listing in the UEL of Henry Runions as a proven Loyalist with proven descendants: Grand River 1984.04.27; St. Lawrence 2006.08.14; and Toronto 2008.10.14; Christian Gallinger also with proven descendants: St. Lawrence 1989.04.24;

In the listing of lots given to UEL in 1786 shown under Town Plot there are Lot 15 Michael Gallinger, Lot 19 Henry Runnions, Geo. Barnhart. Lot 20 Geo Barnhart. 2nd Concession Lot 8 Henry Gallinger. Lot 10 Chris Gallinger.

In Petitions, Land Grants there are many listings of Land Petitions for Reunions, Gallingers, Fykes and Barnharts.

Tal

Re: Sara Runnions(Runions)

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-16 15:16:37Z

I have recorded a Henry Runnions (not her father) born in Cornwall m Elizabeth Young born 1783, married March 1, 1814. A nephew of Sara? I have some of the Young genealogy. Good luck.

Regards,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Councillor, Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Sara Runnions(Runions)

hlhart2001 — 2010-03-16 14:38:14Z

Looking for info on Sara Runions born 1757, died 6/18/1814 in Cornwall, Ontario...She was married to Henry Fykes(UEL) born 1755 who enlisted in 2nd battle KRRNY and died during American Revolution. They had two children. She then married Christian Gallinger in 1/1784 at Christ Church, Montreal Quebec(military wedding). They had 9 children(wondering if Christian adopted Henry Fyke's kids? Her father was Henry Runions(UEL) born 1735. Who was her mother? Was she of French origin? I saw a Henry Runions who was married to a Hannah Barnahart(but I don't think the dates work)Thanks! Halley

Re: Peter Mclaren

Cameronwz — 2010-03-15 03:50:46Z

Hi there, I am so glad you answered this message. I found this after sending you a message about your post on Bottineau County. I had just posted I wasn't sure where Elizabeth ended up and now due to this posting, I know. How funny.

Yes, would descend from John and Margaret. I would love to share info. Please contact me at cameronmclaurin@gmail.com

My best, Denise

Re: Peter Mclaren

albrights161 — 2010-03-13 06:13:37Z

This post is quite old, but there is a chance I am a descendent of John Taylor & Margaret from ND. I would be descended from their daughter Elizabeth who I believe eventually ended up in Greshem Oregon.

Re: Sarah MacLeod

eaneuman — 2010-03-12 23:37:54Z

This note is 9 1/2 years later but maybe it will be of some help.
Sarah or Sally Dashney as listed in the 1861 census with Neil Dashney and his 2nd wife Nancy McIntosh. She married 29 Aug 1871 to Donald McLeod (28 years)of Caledonia his parents being Norman McLeod and Marion Dewar.
Sarah Dashney (24 years) of Lochiel & her parents Neil Dashney and Marion Morrison.
This marriage listing is in Kenyon Presbyterian Church, Dunvegan.

Glengarry Genweb

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-12 20:05:35Z

Hi, I'm the new host for the Glengarry Genweb and have added new content including lists of lot allotments written in 1789 for Luneburg {sic}, Charlottenburgh, Lancaster, a partial list of settlers from the Ship Macdonald of 1786, written in the 1880's when a few of these emigrants were still alive, Lists of people associated with various Glengarry Townships, Photographs of Glengarry Postcards from the Turn of the Century, and various family ouline reports. I intend to add new content regularly so don't hesitate to visit often.

Best regards,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-12 14:36:03Z

You are welcome. I do have some differences in family line based on your posting, but I only offer as an alternative as I have secondary sources. May be worth investigating. I have Christopher & Mary MacRae as parents of Duncan.

Regards,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Councillor
Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

gennotes — 2010-03-12 00:32:39Z

Thank you Evelyn

You are very kind and appreciate
this information being posted.

Regards,
Annie

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-11 23:14:29Z

Hi Annie. I have some info on Duncan/Christopher which I will post to the Glengarry Genweb tomorrow.

Regards,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Councillor,
Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Mary Ann Tyo (Taillon) / martintown / ontario /1850?

gabster12 — 2010-03-11 14:11:41Z

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/r/o/u/Jason-E-Rou...

Re: Mary Ann Tyo (Taillon) / martintown / ontario /1850?

TerryWakeman — 2010-03-11 14:10:48Z

I have a Mary Tyo (Taillon) not sure of a middle name. She would have been born in the 1850's. I am not familiar with the Canadian area but I belive she was from the Williamstown area. She married a Robert Bruce Dyer. Mary and Robert would be my 2nd Great Grandparents.

Re: Mary Ann Tyo (Taillon) / martintown / ontario /1850?

John_Bulloch — 2010-03-11 14:09:21Z

I tried to email you that didn't go through, I too have Tyo in my ancestry and I'm now currently working on some of the census records, let me know the lot number etc, brothers or sisters.

Mary Ann Tyo (Taillon) / martintown, ontario /1850?

2010-03-11 14:08:46Z

I am trying to find info on my 2 great-grandmothers...Mary Ann Tyo(Taillon)and Catherine Boyer approx 1850's both of the same district as far as I know it would have been in Martintown county of Glengarry........Mary Ann Tyo was the daughter of Frank Tyo........

Thank you

Re: MacDonald's of Loup

TalMacDonald — 2010-03-11 03:09:37Z

James,

When you cross the bridge over that stream the valley you come into is where Father John's family farm was. Also in the same valley are the two ancient cemeteries. Salachry is not there and is father east along the shore of Loch Nevis. I found it when I was there and stood on the old stone foundation. I will send you the letter as well as map of the area and other info as well as photos I took.

Tal

Re: MacDonald's of Loup

JAMESMCDONALD758 — 2010-03-11 00:40:50Z

Here is the address:
jmcdonald@opusnet.com

Re: MacDonald's of Loup

JAMESMCDONALD758 — 2010-03-10 23:24:12Z

No, I don't have a copy of the letter, but I would be delighted to receive one. I was just looking at a map of the area around Inverie House. I see Seanachaidh directly east of there, bordered on the bottom by the Inverie River, on the west by a stream named Allt Seanachaidh and on the east by Allt Miol-airighe. Directly north of that area is an area labeled Coire Salach. That is the closest name to Salachary I can find. Because of the closeness of our families at the time of the emigration, I suspect that my ancestors came from the same area. I was looking at another site that listed some of the rents charged in 1802. An area listed as Salachary & Tacruin..'' had a rent of 55 6 o. I'm not sure what that means, but perhaps 55 pounds for the whole area?
I will give you my e-mail address and if you will write to me I will respond with my mailing address.
Thank you very much,

James

John McDonell Lancaster 6 lot 33

laragrise — 2010-03-10 19:38:29Z

This John McDonald is my gggg grandfather. I suspect that he is from the Ardnabie line but I'm wondering if anyone has any further information to confirm the line and when he emigrated.

Lancaster 6 Lot 33 (land records have them there as early as 1787):
John McDonell (1764 - 1843)
wife - Janet McDonell (1764 - 1864)

Nov 17 1843 death: John McDonell, age 74, son of Ranald McDonell & Janet Fraser. (St-Raphs)

July 9 1864 death: Janet McDonell, age 101, in Lanc 6/33, widow of John McDonell son of Ranald of Ranald of Alex OG of Angus of John of Donald "A Lagain". (Fr John's Diary)

The chart on page 247 of Fr John's Diary shows this line with another Ranald "Ardnabi" also connecting into it. Up until the Ranalds it coincides with the published info on the Ardnabie's I've been able to find.

There are a number of John's (Lanc 6/33) descendants' obits which confirm the Ranald of Ranald entry.

I can't seem to find any other documentation that confirms that Alex OG had a son named Ranald. Duncan Darby's research doesn't follow this part of the line.

I would also like to try to confirm if John & Janet came over in 1785 or 1786 or if they were UELs. Although I have compiled a list of their children, I have no idea who his siblings were and whether they and/or their father Ranald emigrated with them.

Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks,
Lara

Re: MacDonald's of Loup

TalMacDonald — 2010-03-10 19:32:45Z

Hello James,

Good to hear from you even if it is every seven years. The 1804 letter was written by Aeneas the brother of Father John at the request of Roderick's father who was called "John". I have him recorded as Angus Ian but then Ian is John. I also show us as 6th cousins. Did I send you a copy of the letter?

Tal

Re: MacDonald's of Loup

JAMESMCDONALD758 — 2010-03-10 18:42:03Z

Tal,
As I read over this message from you 7 years after it was written, I find I have two questions. Where you talk about the letter, who was the author of the letter, Father John or his brother Aeneas? When you say he wrote the letter on behalf of Roderick's father John I am confused. I thought Roderick's father was Angus Ian III.
My genealogy program says you and I are 6th cousins.
James R. McDonald

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-10 15:58:30Z

I would appreciate any information which you would like to share. I am also involved in a project with Clan Donald International which involves tracing family lines of significant Macdonald families (which includes Munial)

As to John I will check but I seem to recall his body being brought back for burial. I'll see if I have further source info.

Regards,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Councillor,
Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

gennotes — 2010-03-10 15:37:16Z

Hello Evelyn:

Yes it opened fine today.
Thanks for the posting and fixing it.

I had found quite a bit in my direct line
along with many complete families down
from Catherine McDonald (of Angus Ban McDonald)
& Farquhar.
If you are interested in what I have just let
me know & I can send of board to your email.

Just recently learned of Farquhar
having his brother John b 1754 come over at the same time
on Ship McDonald and wanting to verify that part of the
family .

My initial start was from a family tree prepared
in early 50's, a joint effort by a relative & a sister at the Ursuline Convent in Chatham, Ont.

Christopher therefore had 2 sons John 1754 & Farquhar.
John had children: Christopher c1780
next Duncan Big Duncan 1806-1892 13 6 Lanc
From what I got Duncan married Mary dgt of
Margaret (Peggy) d o Angus Ban McDonald.
and resided Cornwall

22 McRae, Duncan Farmer Canada Free Church 46 M
23 McRae, Marey Canada Church of Rome 42 F
24 McRae, John Labourer Canada Free Church 20 M
25 McRae, Angus Labourer Canada Free Church 14 M
26 McRae, Alexander Canada Free Church 10 M
27 McRae, Donald Canada Free Church 8 M
28 McRae, Isabella Canada Free Church 16 F
29 McRae, Cathrine Canada Free Church 12 F
30 McRae, Marey Canada Free Church 6 F
Home / 1852 / Canada West / Stormont (county)
/ 349 Roxborough township / p. 40d, 41a, (81)

Their son John D 1832-1925(d Roxborough) m Mary Matheson 1837-1925 (b Scotland)

John McRAE, 24, Lancaster, Roxborough, s/o Duncan & Mary, married Mary MATHESON, 21, Scotland, Roxborough, d/o Dougall & Bella, witn: Margaret McRAE & Roderick McLENNAN, 13 July 1858 (source: Stormont, Glengarry & Dundas Marriages)

1880 US census reveals this family moved to Minnesota,
however John is buried Maxville?

Thanks again
Annie

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-10 13:33:59Z

I used my husband's computer to view, and was able to open file. I wonder if you have a pdf reader installed. If not you should download Adobe Reader9. Here is a link to the Angus Ban file location http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onglenga/Genweb%20Angus%20...
Try this, otherwise send me your email address and I will forward.

Take care,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Councillor
Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Joseph Lalonde-his father listed as Anthony & his two wifes; Masson and Lauzon

tdlalonde_1 — 2010-03-10 04:05:11Z

I too am from this lineage. My tie to it is Joseph and Christy-Ann's fourth son, Allan. I am trying to find out
more about Joseph's parents Antoine and Matilda.

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

gennotes — 2010-03-10 02:50:30Z

Evelyn:
Thank you for checking the problem.

Sorry, just tried it and can't get anything
to show on it at all??
This can be so frustrating for you so
do it at your convenience only,
take care,
Annie

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-10 01:41:26Z

Annie, I fixed the link. Try again. If you still have a problem, let me know.

Evelyn Goulet,
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

gennotes — 2010-03-10 00:52:06Z

Hello Evelyn:
Thanks for posting the partial list settlers and
I will study it further.

Re John McRae Genealogy:
On the gen web famiy site there was a pdf file
for Angus Ban McDonald but when I went to open
it......a pop up message:
"an error exists on this pag. Acrobat may not display
the page correctly. Pls contact the person who created
the PDF Document to correct the problem".

I tried to open thinking that my McRae line would
likely be documented here but as noted above there
was a problem.
thanks anyways for your help so far.
Regards,
Annie

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-09 22:47:36Z

Thanks Tal,

Take a look at the list extracted from George Sandfield Macdonald Scribble book now posted on Glengarry Genweb. Would appreciate your additons and comments.

Regards,

Evelyn Goulet, Cadtle tioram
Finlaggan Councilllor
Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Passenger list ship 'McDonald' 1786 Christopher Roy McRae fmly

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-08 22:46:12Z

Annie, I'll post a genealogy of John McRae of the Glengarry Genweb tomorrow. As to settlers of Ship Macdonald, I posted what is a partial list compiled in 1886, earlier today, coincidentally. Hope this assists.

Regards,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Councillor, Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Looking for family of Angus McDonell born 1833 in Glengarry, Ontario, Canada

petemcdonald — 2010-03-08 06:14:24Z

Anita,

Do you have your grandfather's date or year of birth? If so, and if he was Catholic, I'd be happy to look in some of my church reference books that might lead to some information.

Pete

Re: Allan J. McDonald, Alexandria

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-07 13:06:38Z

Alex Fraser has a website/blog.
http://glengarrycountyareabooks.blogspot.com/
His books are in many librairies, and for sale at this site.

Good luck,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Council
Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Allan J. McDonald, Alexandria

skenyon118 — 2010-03-07 12:19:02Z

Evelyn, where would I obtain a copy of Alex Fraser's material?
Sheila

Re: McDonell of Charlottenburg

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-06 15:59:06Z

Patricia, I was about to repost. I discovered this AM that half my files are off line and I cannot figure out why - they all worked 2 days ago. Send me your email and I will forward the 11 page PDF. Also, I know the Ardnabie (Arnabee) family somewhat. I am going out now, but will lookup on my return. Your genealogy below without referring to my files seems correct for Munial.

Talk to you soon,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Councillor, Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: McDonell of Charlottenburg

PatriciaHermann0904 — 2010-03-06 15:30:51Z

Hi Evelyn:
The sources I have seen place 1) Allan John the Wheelwright(born 1830 died2-13-1913) as the son of John Archibald (born 1800 died 1871 married to Mary MacDonell) . Her father was John MacDonell of Arnabee.
2)John Archibald is the son of3) "Big Archibald" born 3-25-1772 in Knoydart, son of 4)Angus Ban of Munial Farms and Isabel macDonell.So this would make Allan the Wheelwright as the great great grandson of Angus Ban of Munial Farms.
Unfortunately I was unable to pull up your pdf file on Glengarry Gen Web. Angus Ban McDonald Of Munial is not on file any longer.
Do I have this all wrong??
I think I will just go pull out my hair now.
thanks,
Pat

Re: McDonell of Charlottenburg

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-06 14:41:55Z

Hi Patricia,
Visit the Glengarry Genweb and you will find an outline report for Angus Ban McDonald of Munial in pdf format. You will see some of your ancestry there. Patrick Archibald was son of John Archibald Ban.

Regards,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Councillor
Clan Donald International
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: Allan J. McDonald, Alexandria

anitamclachlin — 2010-03-06 07:26:22Z

Hi sheila could you write me at
anitamclachlin@hotmail.com
Thanks

Re: McDonell of Charlottenburg

PatriciaHermann0904 — 2010-03-06 07:10:57Z

Alan John the Wheelwright was married to Mary McPhee. Their son Patrick Archibald (MD)is my great grandfather. Patrick was married to Theresa Clara MacDonald. They had three sons and two daughters. My mother was the eldest child of Patrick and Mary McPhee's second son Angus Lawrence McDonald MD. Thank you
Pat Hermann

Re: Looking for family of Angus McDonell born 1833 in Glengarry, Ontario, Canada

anitamclachlin — 2010-03-06 06:24:25Z

Hi my grandfather was John r Mcdonell/mcdonald,came from glengarry,he told us he had a brother allen,but i was young and didnt pay attention,now hes passed away im trying to find his family and dont have nothing to go on,he couldnt read or wright,he told us his father was daniel and his mother catherine,he said his dad had died when he was young,if anyone could help that would be great.
thanks anita
anitamclachlin@hotmail.com

Re: McDonald and McDonnell

wakefieldsmith — 2010-03-05 23:05:03Z

My family research also contains the names McDonnell and Mc/MacDonald from Sand Point who worked in the lumber industry. Alexander Scott MacDonald who married Mary Hickey was born in the Alexandria area. His daughter Margaret Isabella known as Margaret or Maggie married Richard Dorion a culler for the Lumber Companies. Alexanders mother Ann married another McDonald in Alexandria area. She has half siblings as Margaret Scott married a 2nd time. She married Samuel McDonald and had 2 sons Duncan and James. Duncans birth certificate lists his name as a McDonnell who was born in Portage du Fort. Duncan married a Julia Ann Keyes and lived in Arnprior.
Samuels parents were a Donald McDonald/McDonnell who married a Sarah Kennedy. They lived in glengarry or Alexandria. Samuel had a brother named Duncan who had a son named Archibald who married a Catherine Mckinnon. I hope some of this is helpful.
carolbrine@hotmail.com

Re: Elizabeth Mcmillan/John Kennedy in Charlottenburgh

laragrise — 2010-03-05 18:00:56Z

Thanks for the reply.

I haven't been able to access Scottish birth certificates for John Kennedy & Elizabeth McMillan's children but Father John's Diary, St-Raphael's records & Ontario census reports indicate that Mary, Ewan, Ann/Nancy & Janet were all born in Scotland. Since Ann/Nancy & Janet were born in the 1790s the family could not have emigrated in 1786 on the ship McDonald.

For example:
Feb 20 1866 (St. Raphs) death of Janet Kennedy wife of late John McDonald, Kenyon 1/13. She was 76
Feb 18 1866 (Father John Diary): Janet Kennedy, age 76, Kenyon 1/13. Daughter of John of John of Donald of John of Findlay.
Ontario Census 1851 (Kenyon 1 lot 13): shows John Mcdonald born in Scotland and Janet Kennedy also born in Scotland.

I have the same type of confirmation for their other daughter Ann/Nancy born around 1795, married Angus McDonald, resided in Kenyon 2/16. Census of 1851 shows Ann being born in Scotland.

Then finally we have the passenger list from the 1802 emigration from the Lachaber Emigrants to Glengarry. Passengers who boarded at Fort William lists:
John Kennedy (Inchlagen)
his wife
Ewan Kennedy
Mary Kennedy
Alex'r Kennedy
Janet Kennedy
Angus Kennedy & 3 children
Which matches with the ages John & Elizabeth's children would have been (ie. if the child was under 12 years old, no name was listed).

All this taken together would tend to indicate that this branch of the family came over in 1802. Land records might help us confirm the suppositions.

Cheers,
Lara

Re: JESSUP/FRASER

dreamangel491 — 2010-03-05 14:33:02Z

This is how far Ive gotten. I heard somewhere that Edward had an illegitimate son named William. Don't know if this is true but would make sense since we can't get farther than that.

Re: JESSUP/FRASER

dreamangel491 — 2010-03-05 14:30:54Z

My father was Donovan Jessup. His father was Gideon Jessup who married Vera Perry. His father was John Wilson Jessup who married Agnes Kinder. His father was William Jessup who married Sarah Jane Bressenham. His father was William who married Mary Fraser.

Re: McDonell of Charlottenburg

evelyngoulet — 2010-03-05 14:18:46Z

I'll post a pdf file on the Glengarry Genweb site. He is of the Scotus family as was the earlier Father Alexander Macdonell. As to writings of the Big Bishop, there is a file at the National Archives in Ottawa and as well I understand the majority of his papers and writing are at the Catholic diocese in Kingston. Also, the correspondence of politicians and notable Glengarrians, etc would contain letters from the Big Bishop. Is Alan, Alan John the Weelwright born 1829 Lot 11, Conc 8 & married to Mary McPhee? If so he is a descendant of Angus Ban of Munial and I cannot say that there is a direct relationship between the two families, but this may be because of the lack of maternal lines in many of the family histories.

Good luck,

Evelyn Goulet, Castle Tioram
Finlaggan Council
Clan Donald International,
Host, Glengarry Genweb

Re: McDonell of Charlottenburg

PatriciaHermann0904 — 2010-03-05 05:56:15Z

Evelyn:
I would be very pleased if any family connections of the Big Bishop could be identified. Is there a link to the family of Alan the Wheelwright? Also, would appreciate any directions to his writings. Thank you so much.
Pat

Looking for Obituaries

louwen1 — 2010-03-05 04:27:37Z

Hi everyone!

As the new host for Stormont GenWeb, I'm searching for Stormont and area obituary clippings to post on the site. Scanned or transcribed clippings would be great! Please include the newspaper and date if possible and also the name of the submitter. Take a look at the page link below for examples.

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onstormo/research-obits2.h...

Thanks,
~Wendy Anctil
Stormont County Genweb

Re: campeau/ bellefeuille

dianew8445 — 2010-03-04 13:59:54Z

Have you or anyone found parents of charles decaire and catherine Lacone. Can't find anything on them

Re: campeau/ bellefeuille

dianew8445 — 2010-03-04 13:58:25Z

Thanks for info. By any change have you ever found the parents for Napoleon Bellefeuille and Marceline Filion. I can't find anything on them.