Hi All Is there anyone who can lookup 2 obits for me? Both for Vancouver. FRANK BROWN DILL, died March 6, 1943 in Vancouver. CHARLES WILLIAM DILL, died November 24, 1951, in Vancouver. I would appreciate your help. Thanks Pat Ontario

Hello List I am hoping that SKS can do an obituary lookup for me. It is for: ZAIDA FLORINE DILL, who died January 1, 1964 in Coquitlam, BC. Thank you Pat Ontario

The death registration in 1908 does not show the names of the parents! I don't know when that was added in BC. I have the registration of death - no parents! Bev

Greetings All. I am trying a new tactic and have sent the following News Release to most of the major daily newspapers and television stations across Canada. I have not sent it to any of the weekly or community papers. Feel free to forward it to your local papers. Please remove this message before doing so. Thank you for your interest and support. Gordon A. Watts gordon_watts@telus.net Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Port Coquitlam, BC http://globalgenealogy.com/Census en francais http://globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm Permission to forward without notice is granted. ================================== News Release of Canada Census Committee Contact: Gordon A. Watts 604-942-6889 Saturday 6 October 2001 Industry Minister Brian Tobin is not endearing himself to the hearts of the estimated 7.5 million Canadians who have an interest in genealogy and family history. His refusal to respond to the concerns of many thousands seeking to regain public access to Historical Census Records, 92 years following collection, or to even acknowledge them, has angered a great many people. The first decade of the Twentieth Century showed the greatest influx of immigrants in the history of Canada, with 1,819,930 immigrants from 49 different ethnic origins. A further 1,573,432 came in the second decade. Without access to these vital Census records descendants of these immigrants my never know their origins. The Privacy Act of Canada allows individual level information from Census records to be made public 92 years following collection, provided that the records are under the control of the National Archivist. 235 years of Census records, all that survive from the first Census of New France in 1666 up to and including the 1901 Census of Canada are under control of the National Archives and are available to any person or body for purposes of research. It was expected that the Special Western Census of 1906 would have been released in 1998, and that the 1911 and subsequent National Censuses would be released on a continuing basis, 92 years after collection. Statistics Canada, however, refuses to turn control of any Census taken after 1901 over to the National Archivist. They do so because of misinterpreted legislation dating back as far as 1905, and their unsubstantiated claim that the government of Sir Wilfred Laurier made a promise that information from Census would never be released. While asked to do so, neither they, nor anyone else, have been able produce any documented evidence of such a promise. It had been hoped that the Report of the Expert Panel on Access to Historical Census Data would be the key to resolving this issue that has been ongoing since at least the 1970s. This report by an independent panel of experts headed by Dr. Richard Van Loon was commissioned in November 1999 by then Industry Minister John Manley. The panel unanimously supported the public access to the 92 year old records sought by genealogists and historians. Following an Access to Information Request their Report was reluctantly made public 15 December 2000 by now Industry Minister Brian Tobin. At the same time, Mr. Tobin issued a News Release that dismissed the recommendations of the Report of the Expert Panel, and stated “further broad based consultation with all Canadians is needed. This consultation will take place as part of the already announced administrative and legislative review of the Access to Information and the Privacy Acts.” The stated consultations have not been forthcoming. On 26 March 2001, members of the Access to Information Act Review Task Force informed participants of a roundtable discussion not to expect much to be said in their final report regarding public access to Historical Census Records. They advised that it did not form a part of their mandate. No similar review of the Privacy Act is known. Many attempts have been made, sent simultaneously by email, fax, and Canada Post, to obtain clarification regarding these consultations from Brian Tobin. To date he has refused to respond to, or even acknowledge receipt of, these requests. It would appear, however, that Mr. Tobin has changed his mind on how he intends to conduct his ‘broad based discussions with all Canadians’. On 19 September 2001, the Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology held hearings on Senator Lorna Milne’s Bill S-12, ‘An Act to amend the Statistics Act and the National Archives of Canada Act (census records).’ During testimony before this Committee Michael Sheridan, Assistant Chief Statistician of Canada, stated “we are arranging for an independent consultant to conduct town hall meetings across the country, starting this fall, to find out how ordinary Canadians feel and what those ordinary Canadians want. Town hall meetings will be supplemented with focus groups to test various alternatives.” There is concern that these town hall meetings and focus groups will be manipulated, by the information provided and questions asked, in order to elicit negative responses. Anyone reading the Environics Research reports on the focus groups and ‘national’ surveys conducted by Statistics Canada on behalf of the Expert Panel on Access to Historical Census Records can see evidence of such manipulation. The Canada Census Committee, representing many thousands of Canadians, calls upon Brian Tobin and the government of Canada to accept the recommendations contained in the Report of the Expert Panel on Access to Historical Census Records. We further call upon them to either accept Bill S-12 as a government Bill, or to bring forth their own Bill that reflects the recommendations contained in the Report of the Expert Panel. ……. 30 ============================ The Canada Census Committee is an adhoc committee made up of concerned genealogists and historians from across Canada. Co-Chair Gordon A. Watts retired from B C Telephone in 1996 and has been an amateur genealogist since 1990. He has spent the past four years extensively researching the issue of public access to Post 1901 Census records and is a leader of a campaign to regain that access. He participated in roundtable discussions relating to the Access to Information Act Review in Ottawa on 26 March 2001, and appeared before the Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology in support of Bill S-12 on 19 September 2001. He can be reached by: e-mail gordon_watts@telus.net Tel. 604-942-6889 Fax. 604-942-6843 or by Canada Post at: 1455 Delia Drive, Port Coquitlam, BC, V3C 2V9 Further information can be seen at the Post 1901 Census Project Website at http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census

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The death registration for the child will tell the parents name(s). Name: MYRTLE BLANCH TAYLOR Event Date: 1908 8 29 (Yr/Mo/Day) Age: Unknown Gender: Female Event Place: VANCOUVER Reg. Number: 1908-09-125820 B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13096 GSU Microfilm Number: 1927124 Perhaps someone on the list, close to a film repository, can look up the details for you. 1907 births will be available 2008. Roberta Case rcase@connected.bc.ca ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beverley Gutenberg" <guteb@sk.sympatico.ca> To: <CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 7:35 PM Subject: [CAN-BC] Armstrong and Edwards Undertakers > A have a bit of a mystery on my hands here. My husband's > grandmother Annie May Taylor Hunter was buried in the same > grave in the Masonic Section of Mountain View Cemetery as a > 10 months old infant, Myrtle Blanch Taylor who died 1 > September 1908. Annie May was not married until 1910 so it > may be her baby but the Birth Registrations will not be > released until ?? The child would have been born in 1907. Is > Edwards and Armstrong Undertakers stil in business and where > would their records be? When will the 1907 birth records be > released in BC. I would love to know who this ,ittle girl > belonged to. Any suggestions. I have been to the cemetery > and there was no record that amounted to anything. Help! > Bev in Saskatoon > > > > ==== CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA Mailing List ==== > Visit the British Columbia Gen Web page at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~canbc/ >

Hello. In looking at Gail Morins book subject it has the surname Landry under Chippewa Half Breeds. Can any one explain this to me as all my family other wise is put down as Cree.Would be great if it was Chippewa as i live as the crow flies a half mile from the White Earth Indian Reservation. Maybe could get info here then. Thank you. Viola.

Hi Viola, Follow any leads that you get. 1. Is the White Earth Indian Reservation Chippewa? If so - please do get in touch with them. 2. You are looking at Gail Morins Book ( ????). When was it published ? Get in touch with the Author - Gail Morin ? 3. The following is a web site CHIPPEWA CREE Tribal Council. Appears to be much information at that site - contact them - they may be able to give you some references to follow. This site is in Montana U.S.A. http://tlc.wtp.net/chippewa.htm http://tlc.wtp.net/salish.htm Contact Gail Morins: http://www.televar.com/~gmorin/index.html Chippewa Half Breeds of Lake Superior, by: Gail Morin, This volume contains the alphabetized extractions concerning the applicants for the Half-Breed Scrip issued to the Chipewas of Lake Superior. The source if House Executive Document 193, 42d Congress, 2d session. The page number at the end of each entries refers to the schedule or list where it was located. More Information Northwest Half-Breed Script- 1885 by: Gail Morin, Author's Notes: He suggested that all of the information could be found in the Scrip Records, but it was difficuly to access. With the Glenbow Archives and Library's generous loan of the Manitoba Scrip and the North-West Half-Breed Scrip microfilm, I begun to make his suggestion a reality. More Information Hope this will be of help. Cheers, Stella At 12:17 PM 10/6/01 -0500, Viola Seward wrote: >Hello. In looking at Gail Morins book subject it has the surname Landry >under Chippewa Half Breeds. Can any one explain this to me as all my family >other wise is put down as Cree.Would be great if it was Chippewa as i live >as the crow flies a half mile from the White Earth Indian Reservation. Maybe >could get info here then. >Thank you. >Viola. > > >==== CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA Mailing List ==== >Every two months or so, please repost your interests, >telling us what you know and where you've looked >and what you still need to find out.

Hi Shirley, I did check the film - didn't photo copy any information since I wasn't sure if this was the person you were researching. Copies cost me 40 cents each - I don't charge for lookups and copies .If I pick up the wrong registration or one that is not wanted, then I end up with expensive note paper. Over time it is amazing how many dollars that could be used to help others, are lost in the process. If you feel that the Information for David John TEICHROB is the person you are searching - then I would be happy to make a hard copy for you. - after Monday. David John TEICHROB, age 84 years. - born Sagradowsla - South Russia. Father: John TEICHROB - born in Russia.( No place name) Mother: Mary QUIRING - born in Russia ( No place name) David John TEICHROB - married to - Mary UNRUH. I did photo copy the Death Registration for the Baby TICHROB> Baby was stillborn. August 1, 1929 ( large baby - small mother). Parents were: John TICHROB - born in Saskatchewan ( no town name given) Alice Hazel RICHARDSON - born in Alberta ( no town name given) The residence given at the time of the birth: 2810 Ontario Street - Vancouver B.C. - Listed in Wigleys Directory to A.E. Burnett. No TICHROB listed as living at that address. I searched the directories ( not all) - for Prince George - without success. I was feeling rushed - there were students waiting to use the machines for their homework. I also searched Henry Laurence TEICHROB - born July 15, 1914 Rostern Sask. Father was Bernard TEICHROB - born Manitoba - Tina QUIRING - born Manitoba. Does any of the above feel familiar. Chees, Stella At 09:49 AM 10/5/01 -0700, you wrote: > > Name: DAVID JOHN TEICHROB > > Event Date: 1979 12 30 (Yr/Mo/Day) > > Age: 84 > > Gender: Male > > Event Place: MATSQUI > > > > Reg. Number: 1979-09-019949 > > B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13600 > > GSU Microfilm Number: 2051384 >can you check on this too >Shirley > >They seem to be about the right age to be his parents? >thank you so much

Hi everyone, If any of you are waiting for me to send you some copies of Vital Records, can you please reply to this? My hard drive was failing and I've been without my computer for 5 looooooong days and now I can't access my previous files to look up emails, etc. I hope this will be fixed when I go back to the store, where they have a backup copy of my information, but right now, I have a stack of mail to send but no address to mail it to. I have things for Elizabeth Archer, John Philips, and Carol Bauman and a few others as well. Pam Pam Thomson in BC, Canada Researching Fairweather & Todrick mailto:pamthom@intergate.ca

Hi everyone, Also try Teichroeb- that's the way people I know spelled it. There are 21 of them in the deaths and 1 Teichroew. Pam David Fancy wrote: > Hi Shirley > > You might also check the spelling TEICHROB, I new a family of that name > at school, note the following listings from the Death Registration > Index at the BC Archives. > > Regards > David > > 1 > > Name: DAVID TEICHROB > Event Date: 1950 5 6 (Yr/Mo/Day) > Age: 27 > Gender: Male > Event Place: CHILLIWACK > > Reg. Number: 1950-09-005106 > B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13204 > GSU Microfilm Number: 2032632 > > 2 > > Name: MARY TEICHROB > Event Date: 1950 12 1 (Yr/Mo/Day) > Age: 50 > Gender: Female > Event Place: CHILLIWACK > > Reg. Number: 1950-09-011119 > B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13206 > GSU Microfilm Number: 2032634 > > 3 > > Name: FRANCIS MARIE TEICHROB > Event Date: 1967 5 31 (Yr/Mo/Day) > Age: Unknown > Gender: Female > Event Place: PRINCE RUPERT > > Reg. Number: 1967-09-007625 > B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13284 > GSU Microfilm Number: 2033928 > > 4 > > Name: CHRISTINA MARY TEICHROB > Event Date: 1971 2 10 (Yr/Mo/Day) > Age: 45 > Gender: Female > Event Place: PRINCE RUPERT > > Reg. Number: 1971-09-003981 > B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13309 > GSU Microfilm Number: 2034217 > > 5 > > Name: MENNO JOHN TEICHROB > Event Date: 1971 3 20 (Yr/Mo/Day) > Age: 18 > Gender: Male > Event Place: MATSQUI > > Reg. Number: 1971-09-005421 > B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13309 > GSU Microfilm Number: 2034217 > > 6 > > Name: HENRY LAURENCE TEICHROB > Event Date: 1971 4 13 (Yr/Mo/Day) > Age: 56 > Gender: Male > Event Place: MATSQUI > > Reg. Number: 1971-09-005840 > B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13309 > GSU Microfilm Number: 2034217 > > 7 > > Name: DAVID JOHN TEICHROB > Event Date: 1979 12 30 (Yr/Mo/Day) > Age: 84 > Gender: Male > Event Place: MATSQUI > > Reg. Number: 1979-09-019949 > B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13600 > GSU Microfilm Number: 2051384 > > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > On Wed, 03 Oct 2001 21:32:46 -0700, Stella Stanger wrote: > > >Hi Shirley, What is the nationality of John - knowing this might lead to > >the correct spelling of the surname. Do you know where John was born ? In > >Canada - or did he emigrate ? > >You Mention that he (John) came from Canada - To ? When? > > > > I searched the B.C. Govt Vital records - > >http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/textual/governmt/vstats/v_events.htm > > for John Tchrob - Tichrob - Alice Hawkins - Hawkins - Prince George and > >Griscome. with 0 results - Perhaps others will have better luck than I in > >finding the information. > >If the marriage took place after 1925 - it would not yet be considered > >public record and would not be online. free to search. > >You would need to contact the Vital Stats and request a search and a copy > >of the Marriage Registration - the cost will be $50.00 +. The marriage > >certificate is just very basic information extracted from the Marriage > >Registration and not very valuable for genealogy research. > >------------------------------------------------------ > >I did find a death for a Tichrob baby: If you are not in to much of a rush > >- I can take a look at the registration - to see who the parents were but > >possibly not until sometime next week. I have a new baby to see tomorrow - > >a couple of birthdays over the weekend - and dinner with my family on Monday. > >1 > >Name: BABY SB TICHROB > >Event Date: 1929 8 1 (Yr/Mo/Day) > >Age: Unknown > >Gender: Male > >Event Place: VANCOUVER > > Reg. Number: 1929-09-420326 > >B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13136 > >GSU Microfilm Number: 1952636 > > > >---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >----------------------------- > >I just searched the online White Pages Directory Canada 411 - for the > >surname Tichrob / Tchrob - with 0 results. > >---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >------------------------------------------- > >Canadian Geographical Names Site: > >Your query sent was > >http://geonames2.nrcan.gc.ca/cgi-bin/sima_name_v4?english > >Name : Griscome* Feature type : All > >Returned number of records = 0 > > > >Wishing you much luck with your search. Cheers, Stella > > > > > > > > > > > >At 07:43 AM 10/3/01 -0700, shirley brewer wrote: > > > >>Thank you list. I am interested in find my friends father His name was John > >>TCHROB you can spell it a few different ways but he came from Canada we > >>think He married Alice Hawkins ca 1920 in Griscome . I would like to find > >>this marriage record if any one can help me find it or tell me a phone > >>number to call or address to write too. > >>Thank you again > >>Shirley > >> > >> > >>==== CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA Mailing List ==== > >>Visit the British Columbia Gen Web page at > >>http://www.rootsweb.com/~canbc/ > > > > > >==== CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA Mailing List ==== > >Visit the British Columbia Gen Web page at > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~canbc/ > > > > > > ==== CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA Mailing List ==== > Check the list's archives out at > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CAN/CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA.html -- Pam Thomson in BC, Canada Researching Fairweather & Todrick mailto:pamthom@intergate.ca

The 1911 Canadian census is slated to be released in 2003 unless certain government officials get their way. Check out this site. http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/ Beverley Gutenberg wrote: > > A have a bit of a mystery on my hands here. My husband's > grandmother Annie May Taylor Hunter was buried in the same > grave in the Masonic Section of Mountain View Cemetery as a > 10 months old infant, Myrtle Blanch Taylor who died 1 > September 1908. Annie May was not married until 1910 so it > may be her baby but the Birth Registrations will not be > released until ?? The child would have been born in 1907. Is > Edwards and Armstrong Undertakers stil in business and where > would their records be? When will the 1907 birth records be > released in BC. I would love to know who this ,ittle girl > belonged to. Any suggestions. I have been to the cemetery > and there was no record that amounted to anything. Help! > Bev in Saskatoon > > ==== CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA Mailing List ==== > Visit the British Columbia Gen Web page at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~canbc/

The New Westminster Archives have a copy of the burials, It is not complete as it was made some years ago and does not reflect recent burials, as I recall it is alphabetical by Surname [all A's then B's together etc:] but not sorted by date, or forenames, it does give burial date and grave location so that you can consult the master register which is kept at the cemetery office on Richmond Street. The Bowell records at the library are very useful, they often contain a copy of the newspaper notice and names of papers in which it was published. They may also contain names of Pallbearers and notes on family. On Fri, 5 Oct 2001 18:33:59 -0700, Janet White wrote: >Just wanted to let you know two things: >re: Fraser Cemetery: > >If your ancestor did not have a grave marker, they will NOT be listed on BC's Cemetery Finding Aid. You can, however, find them at the Fraser Cemetery's small office on-site. > >Also, if you want any records from the now-closed Funeral Directors of S. Bowell, Esq. or Bowell & Sons, they are ALL at the new Westminster Library. A grandson or nephew of one of the last BOWELL's also works in the Reference Section and is very helpful. > >Janet WHITE >Burnaby, BC > > > >==== CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA Mailing List ==== >Every two months or so, please repost your interests, >telling us what you know and where you've looked >and what you still need to find out. > >

A have a bit of a mystery on my hands here. My husband's grandmother Annie May Taylor Hunter was buried in the same grave in the Masonic Section of Mountain View Cemetery as a 10 months old infant, Myrtle Blanch Taylor who died 1 September 1908. Annie May was not married until 1910 so it may be her baby but the Birth Registrations will not be released until ?? The child would have been born in 1907. Is Edwards and Armstrong Undertakers stil in business and where would their records be? When will the 1907 birth records be released in BC. I would love to know who this ,ittle girl belonged to. Any suggestions. I have been to the cemetery and there was no record that amounted to anything. Help! Bev in Saskatoon

Just wanted to let you know two things: re: Fraser Cemetery: If your ancestor did not have a grave marker, they will NOT be listed on BC's Cemetery Finding Aid. You can, however, find them at the Fraser Cemetery's small office on-site. Also, if you want any records from the now-closed Funeral Directors of S. Bowell, Esq. or Bowell & Sons, they are ALL at the new Westminster Library. A grandson or nephew of one of the last BOWELL's also works in the Reference Section and is very helpful. Janet WHITE Burnaby, BC

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Hi Janet, You might also try the following website -- This information came from Pam Thomson and was sent to another message board. "There's a new website which may be helpful to anyone whose ancestors had a connection to New Westminster. It's called the New Westminster Heritage Web Site and the URL is http://www.nwheritage.org It's done by the New Westminster Public Library and they have a very good collection. They specifically mention genealogy" Regards, Eva Mitchell ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Fancy" <David_Fancy@telus.net> To: <CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 9:50 AM Subject: Re: [CAN-BC] Edward WHITE & family (1859 to BC) > > > > Hi Janet > > If they came in 1859 they would have been among the first settlers in > the New Westminster area as the city was surveyed by The "Columbia > Detachment, the Royal Engineers" commanded by Colonel Moody. > > The 'Columbia Detachment' Royal Engineers sailed from Gravesend in the > vessel "Thames City" on 10 Oct 1858 and arrived at Esquimalt, > Vancouver Island on April 12, 1859. They then traveled to the mainland > in a steamer and landed near the site of present day City of New > Westminster. > > They [R.E.] surveyed and founded the city between their arrival in 1859 > and 1863 when the unit was disbanded. Colonel Moody and some of his > officers and a few enlisted men returned to England but the majority > appear to have taken their discharge here. > > > You should be able to find some useful information at the New > Westminster Archives and Museum at "Irving House" on Royal Ave [next > door to St. Mary's Hospital] They have some photographs, files and > historical notes on many early families. > > > The New Westminster Public Library also has a collection of newspapers > and early photos that might prove useful. > > As a member of the Clergy his arrival is sure to have been noted in the > newspaper. The newspapers are on Microfilm, the library has an index to > many families/events in these papers. > > Regards > David > > > > > On Wed, 3 Oct 2001 21:56:32 -0700, Janet White wrote: > > >My family came to BC in 1859: Wesleyan (Methodist) Missionary Rev. Edward WHITE(1822-1872), his wife Sarah WOODMAN, his sister-in-law, Emily WOODMAN (BC's first school teacher) and his children Sophie and (later Rev.) James Henry WHITE (1855-1947). They came first to New Westminster via Victoria, then to Nanaimo, back to New West'r. Son, James Henry had Methodist Churches in New West (Queen's Ave.), Victoria (Centennial ), Vancouver (Mt. Pleasant/Chown United), Nelson and Sardis. Any family information would be much appreciated. > >Janet WHITE (jwhite@telus.net) > > > > > >==== CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA Mailing List ==== > >Check the list's archives out at > >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CAN/CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA.html > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA Mailing List ==== > Check the list's archives out at > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CAN/CAN-BRITISH-COLUMBIA.html > >

Hello. How far back do records go for tribal families? Need info ca 1800's please. Any known way of checking? Thank you. Viola.

The origin of the TEICHROB name appear to be Russian....lots of them on FamilySearch. There are six people researching the name on WorldConnect. Good luck!

Hi Viola , In October 2000 David suggested that the Hudson Bay Archives may have some information that could be helpful. The following - is the site - and the address. http://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/archives/hbca/ Hudsons Bay Archives Provincial Archives of Manitoba, 200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada R3C 1T5 Telephone: 204 -945 - 4949. Fax: 204 -948 - 3236. E.Mail: hbca@gov.mb.ca Cheers, Stella At 12:10 PM 10/5/01 -0700, you wrote: >Hi Viola, David sent you the following information in October >2000. Did you follow up ? ><snip> >Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 23:35:49 -0700