Hi Everyone I have had queries about the 1866 directory - if only I had that one. I only have the 1966, yes Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Six not Eighteen. Remember the 60's some of you - I do! Remember seeing in the Colston Hall and at Bournmouth The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Freddy and The Dreamers, Billy Fury, - mustn't go on I shall be showing my age. Back to genealogy. Some researchers have seen a family connection in the directory and are writing to the names and address which are still in the telephone directory today. Some help to me if you have a name like Smith etc., please give me a Christian name and the area of Bristol you think they may have lived in. Unusual Surnames are easy to type up, not so many entries. Happy Hunting one and all Kathrine

Hello, I am to find info on my grandfather (Joseph Rayner Brown) I have found documents on a joseph and I think they are his, he was a barnados boy in 1906 arrived in Canada, on the documents it said he lived in Champion I do not know wether this was a childrens home or foster parents, he also lived and worked in Ontario and Stratford and Fullarton. He was in the Canadian Army I think I also have found his enlistment papers that is when he lived in Champion, his brother emigrated to Canada and stayed there( Walter Rayner Brown) would be grateful if anyone has some info. Sheena.

Greetings All. MP Murray Calder, our champion in the House of Commons, recently had his name drawn in the Private Members Bill Lottery. While he has more than one Private Member Bill in the works he has chosen Bill C-312 as the one to put forth. C-312 is identical to Senator Milne's Bill S-12 currently under review by the Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology. If passed into law these Bills would give us the access to Historical Census Records that we seek. It is expected that the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs will likely meet on 21 November 2001. It is this Committee that will determine whether or not Bill C-312 will be deemed votable. Murray will make a presentation to argue that it should be votable. In it he will no doubt point to the enormous interest in this issue as expressed in the tens of thousands who have signed petitions. It is important to understand that the committee doesn't necessarily look at the merits of the bill -- only whether it should be votable. In other words, a committee member may be opposed to it, but still feel it should come to a vote. They will choose 5 bills from the 15 selected in the recent draw to become votable. The process is explained at this site: (be sure to include the full URL) www.parl.gc.ca/information/about/process/house/precis/chap15-e.htm If all goes well, the bill could come up in the House as early as December 11th. If deemed votable and passed at this stage, Bill C-312 would proceed to review by a Committee of the House. I copy below a list of the members of the committee and their email addresses. Perhaps they would appreciate some brief notes advising them of them of the importance of Census records to our research. Advise them that seek their positive vote in making Bill C-312 votable. Keep your messages polite and to the point. As a point of interest, checking the MP's Scoreboard for the members of this committee there are 8 gold ticks of support, 4 non-committal fences, three question marks indicating no response, and 1 red X of opposition. Happy Hunting. Gordon A. Watts gordon_watts@telus.net Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Port Coquitlam, BC http://globalgenealogy.com/Census en français http://globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm Permission to forward without notice is granted. ===================================== STANDING COMMITTEE ON PROCEDURE AND HOUSE AFFAIRS Chair -- Peter Adams Adams.P@parl.gc.ca Vice-Chairs Richard Harris Harris.R@parl.gc.ca Jacques Saada Saada.J@parl.gc.ca Members Pierre Brien Brien.P@parl.gc.ca Marlene Catterall Catterall.M@parl.gc.ca Cheryl Gallant Gallant.C@parl.gc.ca Yvon Godin Godin.Y@parl.gc.ca Michel Guimond Guimond.M@parl.gc.ca Jay Hill Hill.J@parl.gc.ca Joe Jordan Jordan.J@parl.gc.ca Paul Macklin Macklin.P@parl.gc.ca Carolyn Parrish Parrish.C@parl.gc.ca Geoff Regan Regan.G@parl.gc.ca John Reynolds Reynolds.J@parl.gc.ca John Richardson Richardson.J@parl.gc.ca Tony Tirabassi Tirabassi.T@parl.gc.ca

To all who are corresponding with me re Post-1901 Census Records Release, there is a slight change in address, to be effective November 22, 2001:- Present e-mail address: <davidson3542@home.com> Change on Nov. 22: <davidson3542@rogers.com> - due to changes in the Rogers system Muriel M. Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> Brampton, Ontario

FYI There are 6093 GROVER'S in the 1880 USA census. Robert L. Grover GroverSAR@aol.com

Is there anyone on the list who owns the subject local history book and would be willing to do a look-up for me? It contains the history of Mountainview and Kneehill counties and makes reference to: C. WEILER F. WEILER and H. WEILER Any help is much appreciated. Sharon

After nov22 i will have a new address. it will be bethwearing@rogers.com Regards Beth in toronto

Dear fellow researchers : I am a new member and I am hoping to find someone who is researching the HORNUNG family in Alberta. My names are : Eigel HORNUNG (immigrated from Denmark) Alison Elizabeth HORNUNG (nee Hutchinson) their sons : Harald born 1936 Robert born abt.1940 In the l930's they lived first in Inisfree and later moved to Edmonton where the family had a house on 112th . Any information would be a great help. Jean

Greetings All. The following message is, for the most part, self-explanatory. A brief cruise through the information it directs us to would make it appear that genealogy and family history has been overlooked as part of our 'heritage'. The electronic survey may give us the opportunity to make the bureaucrats aware that we feel genealogy and family history to be a very important part of our 'heritage'. I for one intend to study the information to which this posting refers and to complete the survey. I intend to make full use of the 'Comments' section to reiterate that Heritage Minister Sheila Copps has publicly voiced her support for public access to Historic Census records. I will also make the point that we feel that Ms. Copps and her Ministry should make every effort to further efforts to achieve that goal. I encourage all to take full advantage of this opportunity. Happy Hunting. Gordon A. Watts gordon_watts@telus.net Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Port Coquitlam, BC http://globalgenealogy.com/Census en français http://globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm Permission to forward without notice is granted. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Fisher" <robandsheila@home.com> To: <NewBrunswick-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 11:49 AM Subject: [NB-L] Dept. of Canadian Heritage consultation This public consultation on heritage policy by the Department of Canadian Heritage was posted on the archival mailing list. The genealogical community should also take advantage of this opportunity to tell the federal government what it would like to see done in the future. Pass this to other genealogical lists if you like. Discussion paper: http://www.pch.gc.ca/consultations2001/pubs/english.htm Welcome to the electronic consultation on heritage. As part of a "Dialogue with Canadians", the Department of Canadian Heritage is consulting with Canadians and heritage communities. This "dialogue" aims at contributing, on a long term basis, to the development of new directions for federal heritage policy in Canada. The main goal of the electronic consultation is to allow for the largest number of citizens and interested organisations to submit their comments. How to participate in the e-consultation? It is suggested that you read the document Canadians and their Heritage: Some Trends, Issues and Ideas before responding to the questions. You are also invited to submit comments on any other aspect of heritage that is of interest to you. Your contribution will enrich the ongoing dialogue. The e-consultation will end on November 30, 2001. There are two sections to this questionaire: the first is for your identification, and the second is for your answers or comments to the questions. If you have questions or if you wish to obtain additional information regarding the consultation, you can communicate with: Consultations2001@pch.gc.ca Tel: 819-997-8112 or Tel: 819-997-7706 Fax: 819-997-8533 Questionaire http://www.pch.gc.ca/consultations2001/comments.htm This questionaire is also available in the following two formats: a.. On-line Version b.. PDF Version c.. HTML Version Each generation passes something of its experience on to those who follow. A culture lives and is enlivened by those who experience it as well as by those whose lives help shape it." A Sense of Place - A Sense of Being: The Evolving Role of the Federal Government in Support of Culture in Canada. Ninth Report of the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage, June 1999. http://www.parl.gc.ca/InfoComDoc/36/1/CHER/Studies/Reports/cherrp09-e.ht m --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.295 / Virus Database: 159 - Release Date: 11/1/2001 ==== NewBrunswick Mailing List ==== Tip of the Week To Search the NB-List Archives visit: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=NewBrunswick To Browse the Nb-List Archives visit: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/newbrunswick

Hi Everyone Just incase anyone is interested I have a 1966 copy of the above for lookups. Kathrine Bristol, England,UK

Hi Everyone Just incase anyone is interested I have a 1966 copy of the above for lookups. Kathrine Bristol, England, UK

To all:- I have attended many Remembrance Day services, but the one at Sunnybrook Veteran's Wings this morning will be remembered for a long time. Veterans from both Kilgour and George Hees Buildings gathered in the Warrior's Hall and Annex, standing room only for many -- in the annex we watched the program on closed-circuit TV screens. Music by The Royal Canadian Legion Concert Band was used as a prelude and during the service. Boy Scouts and Girl Guides assisted other volunteers with wheelchairs. Rabbi Ron Weiss dedicated the memorial wreaths, after presentation of colours by Air Cadets of the 400 Tactical Helicopter Squadron. Many wreaths were presented, one on behalf of 105-year-old WWI vet and after the service these were taken by Air Cadets to the cenotaph. Chaplains David Howes, Tony Pablo and Gary Payne did the invocation, remembrance prayer and benediction. The address was by Lt. Arthur G. Plumb, resident of Sunnybrook, president of SWCHSC Veterans' and Community Residents' Council -- his speech made a deep impression on my grandson and granddaughter. Following the two minutes of silence, and during Reveille, a Spitfire circled Sunnybrook -- in remembrance. ------- This was my first service at Sunnybrook, as my husband only entered "the Sunnybrook family" March 26, 2001. Muriel M. Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> Brampton, Ontario After Nov. 22: <davidson3542@rogers.com>

Hello List, I have just been given what I think is wonderful news that could very well be my Grandfather James FULTON. I was wondering if anyone can help me farther ?? What I have is, Event; Living Year 1911 Place; Macleod Province of record source; Alberta County of record source; MacLeod Comments; Lineman. Source; Henderson's Alberta Gazetteer and Directory for 1911 Volume/Page(s);639 Does anyone have this source on hand, to see if there is more information ?? Or tell me were I may find this source. And would anyone know if this would be a lineman for C.P.R or telephone, or power ?? I think could be C.P.R if so do you know if and were there records would be kept. If you feel you can help me, please do. It truely would be appreciated. (/___/) (= ',' =) (")__(") Pat and Bill pat0bill@telusplanet.net

Hi to all Alberta researchers! I am carrying out a One Name Study into the surname ANDERTON and would be interested in any snippets of information about Andertons in Alberta. I am particularly interested in George Anderton (of Leeds, Yorkshire), the first resident photographer in the North West Territories, who worked around Fort Walsh from 1876-1879, and is reputed to have taken the lst photo of Chief Sitting Bull before he died! On the 1901 census of Alberta I have found the following Andertons: ANDERTON Alfred 39 Stndoff ANDERTON Alice 03 Stndoff ANDERTON Edith L 35 MacLeo1 ANDERTON George 53 Stndoff ANDERTON Mary 03 Stndoff ANDERTON Wm Gordon 05 MacLeo1 ANDERTON Wm S 55 MacLeo1 But don't know if this is the George I am looking for. Also from the 1891 census, another group: ANDERTON, Alfred M 38 ON METH LumberMan ANDERTON, George M 30 England CE Rancher 3C ANDERTON, William M 43 England CE PhotographerC3 But here the photographer is William not George! If any one has anything at all on Anderton I wold love to hear from them, or better still, anyone researching Anderton in Alberta themselves! (You can e-mail me direct at adrianpp@hotmail.com ) Adrian Pearson in Barcelona, Spain Guild of One name Studies Member #3691 The Anderton Surname Resource Centre http://anderton.accessgenealogy.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Hello. Getting yancy with no answers. But am in the same shoes as many others!! Can you tell me the year death records started being kept? Also when did birth records start being kept. Would you be so kind as to send me names of cemeteries at Lac la Biche,AB.? Thank you. Viola.

I'm looking for a Johan Edvin Hogberg. He was born July 22nd, 1890 in Dal, Nora parish, county of Västernorrland, Sweden. According to emigration papers he left from the port of Trondheim, Norway in 1911, and his destination in Canada was Camrose. Another brother called Artur Emanuel Hogberg emigrated from the port of Gothenburgh in 1923 and his destination was Edberg, Alberta. He was born December 12th, 1896 in Dal, Nora parish. According to some maps Edberg is south of Camrose. Can anyone help me with some more information about the Hogberg family? Thank you so much. Greetings Magnus Johansson Kramfors, Sweden

For genealogicaland personal interest I am trying to find my aunt who is remarried (name unknown) and living in Edmonton. Her birth name is: Marjorie M. (Madge) Fitzpatrick born ca1923 in Pembroke or Kirkland Lake, Ont. In the early forties Madge married a Vernon Dawe and had two daughters, one I thinkwas named Colleen. Vern drowned in 1960. Some time after Madge moved to Edmonton. Would appreciate any advice on how I might 'find' her? Also interested in any information anyone has on Vincent Ryan Fitzpatrick - Madge's brother. Thanks for your time, Shannon Fitzpatrick Mark

Poem to fallen comrade reaches far >From Calgary to Florida to Wales to Time to work and time to play, Kitchener, this poem by former Oakville Watch a sunset after day, real estate agent Arnie Hanenberg, a Watch my garden grow in May, WW2 RCAF veteran, has become a You bought me time! favourite among veterans and church congregations. Written in 1995, Arnie Stanley Cups and Super Bowls, Hanenberg’s simple poem has receive Worked at my job -- achieved my goals, widespread attention ever since, Wore many hats -- played many roles, especially on Remembrance Day: You bought me time! YOU BOUGHT ME TIME Fifty years and even more, You gave your lives in World War II, I’ve lived since that so costly war, And even though I fought with you No aircraft whine, no cannon roar, I lived -- was it my due? You bought me time! You bought me time! And now I’m over seventy, Time to see my family grow, I’ve had a life both full and free, See my grandkids faces glow -- I thank you all eternally -- Things that you will never know, You bought me time! You bought me time! -- Arnie Hanenberg

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: ROGERS, KEHL, BOGER. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TNC.2ACI/1901 Message Board Post: Is anyone on the board searching these families? Could be Daysland, Wetaskiwin & Cold Lake, AB also. Any help greatly appreciated. I have a copy of Verdant Valleys In and Around Lougheed. Will do look-ups if anyone interested. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Larsen/Rowland Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TNC.2ACI/903.906.1 Message Board Post: My e-mail address is jphillip@mindspring.com I hope you are still on the web.