This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Leggatt, Russell, Martin, Stapleton, ....... Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0NC.2ACE/390 Message Board Post: Hello, Still looking for info on 3rd ggrandparents. James Leggatt born 25 Oct 1803 in Scotland, at some point living in Chatham, Northumberland Co. Was married to Catherine Grige or Greig or Craig?????? My line to them going backwards to myself: Mary Magdeline (a twin) Leggatt married to William Goodfellow Russell. Their child was Francis (Frank) Russell born 16 Sept 1668 in Russellville, N.B. He married Catherine Martin. Their daughter was my ggrandmother Mary Margaretta (Marguerite) Russell married to James Guimond/Jimmo. My grandmother was the daughter of Marguerite & James. Is there anyone out there that knows who the parents/siblings were of Catherine ?? married to James Leggatt?? Thanks in advance, Sharron Nadeau

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0NC.2ACE/389.1 Message Board Post: Hi - Loran is descended from Hugh's youngest brother, Robert. We have quite a bit of info on this family and the 4 brothers: Hugh, Donald, George & Robert. Please feel free to contact us and we can hopefully help in the "quest" Barb & Loran

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Mckay/Mackay Beckwith Palmer Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0NC.2ACE/389 Message Board Post: Robert Mackay Jr + Barbara Mccloud = Hugh Mackay (+ Elizabeth Beckwith) = Ichabod Mackay (+Elizabeth Norrad) = my Great Grandfather Donald Augustus Mackay (+Grace Darling Palmer) Is anyone researching this family line? I have very little info on any of these people except what I have found on PANB, LDS, etc.(and some family sites that have no interest in this particular line) I would love to find out more about Robert Mackay Jr and his ancestors. I can't find a thing about Elizabeth Bedckwith's father Ichabod except that he was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. I think he might prove to be an interesting character but I can't even find out where he was born or who his parents were. Any info on any of these names and their siblings, spouses, children, parents, ancestors, descendants, stories, photos, places and things would be of interest to me and greatly appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0NC.2ACE/388 Message Board Post: I have found two Steeles in the 1911 census for Chatham. They don't seem to be connected with the original Steeles in the area. Both are listed as railway employees living in a boarding house with many other railway workers. They are: 1. Norman Steele born May 1882 (28) Scotch Methodist. 2. P. Steele (all the info that is there) I am wondering if they are P.E.I. Steeles. or where they come from. Can anyone help? Thanks.

BlankHello All, I'm looking for information on; Annie Jane Madden born 1848-died May 17th, 1932 in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Married 1867 in Saint John; to Benjamin Thomas Logan born 1842-died Aug. 9th, 1930 in Saint John. Like to find her parent's, and siblings. Take care, Marcia Dykeman-Donahue "genealogy should be free not our fault we have ancestors" donwar@nbnet.nb.ca

Hi List Thanks to everyone that responded to my request re the above. Bob Gulvin.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0NC.2ACE/311.1.2.1.1.1.1.2.1 Message Board Post: Hi Diane, I really should have got the fact that there were two Jonathan W. Myers’ in Orono; especially as I had seen death notices for the younger. The younger’s marriage is at: http://portalx.bisoex.state.me.us/pls/archives_mhsf/archdev.marriage_archive.display_info?v_id=228441 and notes: Jonathan W. Myers of Orono, ME m. 1DEC1945 Wilsie M. Glover of Tullahoma, Tennessee A classic case of ‘name’s-the-same’ Genealogy; and I should have thought about that. Especially since, at the Social Security Death Index, at family search, it is indicated that this Jonathan W. Myers was very likely the Jonathan Myers of Bangor, Gleazie and Glenburn, Penobscot Co., ME, b. 11MAR1917, d. 31AUG1998. To make my error worse, at a Legion website at: http://www.bairnet.org/organizations/legion84/taps.htm was a list of deceased members of what appears to have been the American Legion Post 84, Orono; including Jonathan W. Myers and Alexander Myers. The three items suggest this younger Jonathan was in WWII, possibly served in Tennessee, and brought his fiancee home to get married after the war. The locations suggest a possible relative, but of a definitely younger generation. Breau (Breaux, Brault, etc.) would suffer from the inability of officials (census enumerators for example) to spell surnames; especially Acadian surnames. Also, the person who originally provided the information may have heard it, but never had seen it spelled. As a rule, I only note parents, without following up on them; unless there is a special reason to do so. Acadian families, while often researched, are scary; so I tend to avoid them. Very complex. All I have is that amongst the earliest settlers in Tabusintac were: Anselme, Jacques, Charles, Francis and Victor Breaux; and that Victor was a brother of Anselme, arrived in the area about 1775, and later founded nearby Neguac. Jacques Breau is considered the first to have settled in the area. If you go to: http://www.angelfire.com/nb/tabusintac/history.html and follow the link to: http://www.3acres.org/tabusintac/ there is a further link to subscribe to a mailing list of various researchers on Tabusintac Families. Once subscribed, you can post a query, and I assure you there will be someone who knows more than I do. You also really want to visit: http://www3.bc.sympatico.ca/charlotte_taylor/index.htm for basic, background info. I would also suggest looking at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=bellisle_hall&id=I00451 In this latter site, it keeps mentioning ‘Miramichi, Northumberland Co., NB’, at times (mid-1700’s) when New Brunswick and Northumberland Co. did not exist. This is mis-leading, as Miramichi is a (relatively) new city, comprised of amalgamated municipalities. It would be more appropriate to say something like, ‘ . . . on the Miramichi in that part of Acadia which is now New Brunswick.’ The words, ‘on the Miramichi’, indicated the river (a rather large area), rather than the city. There is also a website at: http://www.pinette.net/genealogy/acadian4.html on Acadian families. Some of this website is misleading. The Armorial section is particularly misleading, as it fosters the myth of ‘family coats-of-arms’. Especially as some of the arms displayed are obviously modern, and may have nothing to do with Acadians. The LeBlanc arms (the colourful one) is a ‘family’ coat-of-arms in that it belongs to the LeBlanc Family Association, and presumably could be used by active members of the association. The Sicard arms are probably actually French; and I doubt that the Sicards’, Secord’s , Sicar’s in North America have any connection of a meaningful nature. Besides, the Sicar’s and their descendants, the Secord’s, were Huguenot’s, not Acadians. Simoneau (note the tricouleur effect and the maple leaf) may be arms granted to an Acadian of that name, a family association, or assumed by someone. The Boulanger arms do not resemble anything I would expect of a pro! per heraldic authority. (The term, ’family crest’, by the way is a giveaway indicating general ignorance. Anyone selling them is generally looked upon with disgust by those familiar with Heraldry.) In spite of my uneasiness about the appropriateness of the armorial, there are some very good segments, including the 1698 census of Port Royal which has: Germain SAVOYE 46; Marie BRAULT (wife) 36; Germain 16; Francois 14, Marie 12; Pierre 8; Jean 5; Magdeleine 4; paul 2; 12 cattle, 14 sheep, 13 hogs, 16 arpents, 12 fruit trees, 1 gun. So, there seems to be a lot of information; it’s just a matter of tracking in down. Thomas

Hi Bob, According to Toner's "Index to Irish Immigrants in the 1851 census", the MADDENs came from counties King and Galway in Ireland. ......Patsy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0NC.2ACE/311.1.2.1.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Also, please note that my great-grandfather Jonathan Willoughby Myers did not marry a second time. He passed away in 1937 while still being married to Mary Eleanor.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0NC.2ACE/311.1.2.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you so much, Thomas. Like I said, you have knocked down a brick wall that has me stumped for years. Have you any clue how Marcelline Breau turned into Marjorie Brough? You obviously knew who I was talking about in my original post. Also, do you know how her father Germain Breau fits into the Breau family? Diane

Good afternoon List. Can anyone advise the country of origin of the surname MADDEN? TIA Bob Gulvin.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0NC.2ACE/311.1.2.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: One of my compilations is a work I call, 'Tabusintac Families'. These families are so inter-related that I needed something to sort them out. It is by no means complete, nor necessarily correct. There is an on-line version, but very much out of date. I will try and extract some basic information on the Ross family, below. The first part is likely a repeat, with your comments added, followed by a bit on Helen's (or whatever her name was) parents. Usually, I only go to three generations, which generally brings us to a relatively modern period. 23. HELEN ROSS b. ca. 1856. While there is some question on the matter, Helen (Ellen) seems to have been also known as Eleanor Mary Ross. The question is complicated by the continuous custom of using Helen, Ellen, Eleanor and even Nell pretty much interchangeably; a custom than can be traced at least from the mid 1700’s to the mid 1900’s. An example is the ‘Elinor Robinson’ who m. Moses Austin, and who appears to have also been called Ellen, or Helen. It seems, then, that Helen is: ELEANOR MARY (ELLEN/HELEN) ROSS b. ca. 1856-7, m. JOHN SINCLAIR MORRISON (b. 5DEC1842), s/o Lewis and Mary Laudwick (Loggie) Morrison. Steven Murray reports a letter, 20MAY1980, from Ellen (Myers) Steven, d/o Mary (Morrison) Myers, which gives Ellen’s parents as Marjorie Brough and Joseph Ross. John (age 38) and ‘Ellen’ (age 25) Morrison were in Alnwick Parish in 1881. John was a farmer and the family were all b. NB. Scottish and Presbyterian. Children were: Charlott (6), Mary (4), Joseph (2) and Margey (b. OCT1880.) John appears to be the widower, John Morrison b. 5DEC1844, in Beresford Parish, Gloucester Co., NB in 1901. His children were: Annie (21AUG1882), Louis (15DEC1884), ‘Marget’ (20AUG1885), Ellen (18DEC1887), Ida (2FEB1889) and Walter (3AUG1893.) As John’s birth-date, 5DEC1844, seems to be an error for 5DEC1842, and because of the names of his children; Margery and Louis (Lewis), I assume this is the same person, and include these children below. It is Joseph’s birth record which gives Ellen’s maiden name: Child: MORRISON, JOSEPH HENRY Sex: M Date of Birth: 1878-10-29 (YYYY-MM-DD) Place: BURNT CHURCH County: NORTHUMBERLAND Father: MORRISON, JOHN SINCLAIR Mother: ROSS, HELEN Code: 1878-M-120 Microfilm: F18765 children: 231. CHARLOTTE MORRISON b. ca. 1875, possibly the Charlotte Morrison d/o John and Ellen (_____) Morrison b. 16MAY1875, bpt. Burnt Church; by the Rev. E. Wallace Wait(s) 232. MARY ELEANOR MORRISON b. ca. 1877 (Mary Ellen Morrison b. MAY1877?) , m. Orono, ME 6JUN1900 JONATHAN WILLOUGHBY MYERS (m. 2nd 1DEC1945 Wilsie M. Glover of Tullahoma, Tennessee.) This would seem to be the Mary Myers in Chatham, Northumberland Co., NB in the 1901 census. She is given as b. 2DEC1870, and her husband, Isaac Myers, as b. 1APR1871. Children were: Joseph (1DEC1895), George (31MAR1897) and Wilfred (5OCT1900.) Diane Redden (Northumberland Co., NB board, Ancestry.com, 3SEP2005) notes, however that: she is not the Mary Myers in the Chatham Northumberland Co. NB 1901 census. She did marry a Myers but he was my great-grandfather Jonathan Willoughby Myers. They married in Orono, Maine and raised their family there. They had several children one of which was my grandfather. One of his sister's was Ellen Myers Stevens who supplied some of the family info years ago. 233. JOSEPH HENRY MORRISON b. Burnt Church, Alnwick Parish, Northumberland Co., NB 29OCT1879 234. MARGERY MORRISON b. OCT1880 235. ANNIE MORRISON b. 21AUG1882 236. LEWIS (LOUIS) MORRISON b. 15DEC1884, possibly the Lewis L. Morrison d. Northumberland Co., NB 21APR1925 237. MARGARET MORRISON b. 20AUG1885 238. ELLEN MORRISON b. 18DEC1887 239. IDA MORRISON b. 2FEB1890 (2FEB1889 in 1901.) Steve Murray (e-mail, 28MAR2005 to Shirley Moulton), notes that Ida’s birth certificate gives her as b. 2FEB1890, that her father was John S. Morrison (age 56, ‘Scotch’), and that her mother was Helen Ross (33, English.) Also that Ida was their 11th child; suggesting at least two children are missing from this list. 23J. WALTER MORRISON b. 3AUG1893 Helen's parents: 2. JOSEPH ROSS b. ca. 1806-10, m. Tracadie, NB 18NOV1849 MARCELLINE BREAU (b. 1NOV1830), d/o Germain and Barbe (Barbara) (Benoit) Breau. Capt. Louis Robichaud’s company of militia had a Joseph Ross, age 40 years, 26AUG1850. In the 1861 census of Tabusintac were: Joseph Ross 52 Marcalin wife 31 James son 10 Ann daughter 9 Helen daughter 5 Charlotte 3 children: 21. JAMES (JACQUES) ROSS b. DEC1850, bpt. Tracadie, NB 16MAR1851, d. 3MAR1924, m. 1st 26APR1874 ÉUGENIE VIRGINIE (VIRGINIE ÉUGENIE) BREAU (b. ca. NOV1857 (or ca. 1855), bur. 18JAN1901 age 43 years), d/o Édouard (‘Ned’) and Olive (Savoie) Breau; m. 2nd Tracadie, NB (Northumberland Co. in marriage record) 8JAN1906 MARGUERITE HOLMES (b. 13MAR1875, bpt. Tracadie, NB 21MAR1875, d. 1959; m. 1st Gloucester Co., NB 21SEP1896 Frederic Mazerolle), d/o Pierre and Justine (Vienneau) Holmes 22. ANN ROSS b. Néguac, NB 20OCT1855 (ca. 1852) 23. HELEN ROSS b. ca. 1856. While there is some question on the matter, Helen (Ellen) seems to have been also known as Eleanor Mary Ross. The question is complicated by the continuous custom of using Helen, Ellen, Eleanor and even Nell pretty much interchangeably; a custom than can be traced at least from the mid 1700’s to the mid 1900’s. An example is the ‘Elinor Robinson’ who m. Moses Austin, and who appears to have also been called Ellen, or Helen. It seems, then, that Helen is: ELEANOR MARY (ELLEN/HELEN) ROSS b. ca. 1856-7, m. JOHN SINCLAIR MORRISON (b. 5DEC1842), s/o Lewis and Mary Laudwick (Loggie) Morrison. Steven Murray reports a letter, 20MAY1980, from Ellen (Myers) Steven, d/o Mary (Morrison) Myers, which gives Ellen’s parents as Marjorie Brough and Joseph Ross. John (age 38) and ‘Ellen’ (age 25) Morrison were in Alnwick Parish in 1881. John was a farmer and the family were all b. NB. Scottish and Presbyterian. Children were: Charlott (6), Mary (4), Joseph (2) and Margey (b. OCT1880.) John appears to be the widower, John Morrison b. 5DEC1844, in Beresford Parish, Gloucester Co., NB in 1901. His children were: Annie (21AUG1882), Louis (15DEC1884), ‘Marget’ (20AUG1885), Ellen (18DEC1887), Ida (2FEB1889) and Walter (3AUG1893.) As John’s birth-date, 5DEC1844, seems to be an error for 5DEC1842, and because of the names of his children; Margery and Louis (Lewis), I assume this is the same person, and include these children below. It is Joseph’s birth record which gives Ellen’s maiden name: Child: MORRISON, JOSEPH HENRY Sex: M Date of Birth: 1878-10-29 (YYYY-MM-DD) Place: BURNT CHURCH County: NORTHUMBERLAND Father: MORRISON, JOHN SINCLAIR Mother: ROSS, HELEN Code: 1878-M-120 Microfilm: F18765 24. CHARLOTTE ROSS b. ca. 1858 and James' parents: DONALD (or DAVID?) ROSS, dragoon in the York Volunteers (New York Volunteers?), m. l'île Boishébert, NB by James Thom, JP 6SEP1799 EUPHROSINE SAVOY (b. Negauac, NB 14FEB1782), d/o Amand and Anastasie Isabelle (Breau) Savoie. On a list of recipients made in Newcastle, NB 17MAR1840, is listed Mary McRaw, widow of “Neel” McRaw, who was a private of the 42nd (Black Watch) Regiment; Elizabeth Robertson, widow of Duncan Robertson, who was a private of the 42nd (Black Watch) Regiment; Sarah McIntyre, widow of Duncan McIntyre, who was a sergeant of the 42nd (Black Watch) Regiment; Jane McKinnon, widow of Grigor McKinnon, who was a sergeant in the New York Volunteers; Amy Gunn, widow of James Gunn, who was a private of the 42nd (Black Watch) Regiment; Isabella McInnis, widow of Angus McInnis, who was a private in the 76th Regiment; Irozen Ross, widow of Donald Ross, a dragoon of the York Volunteers (New York Volunteers?) and Angus McDonald, who was in the Queen’s Rangers. Although James Gunn is indicated as being of the Black Watch, it may be of some interest that a James Gunn was of the Highland Company (John MacKay, captain) of the Queen’s American Rangers 25DEC1779-23FEB1780. Angus McDonald does appear at the same time, and there was a Murdoch McLeod (a different person than he mentioned elsewhere here?) Sgt. Roger McDougall was on the Miramichi as early as 1785. It is difficult to identify any members of the Queen’s Rangers with Loyalists on the Miramichi, because of the relatively common names. Even so, there appears to be a fair representation of this Scottish element of the regiment, combined with hints of connections to the Black Watch. I suspect that some members of the Watch were ’attached’ to the Rangers; which attempted the novel concept of a all-round unit (light infantry, grenadiers, regular infantry, highlanders, rifle company, dragoons, cavalry, hussars, German troop of cavalry, and artillery.) The Highland Company, while wearing the Ranger’s green jacket (basis of the modern Canadian green uniform), were kilted; presumably the Government (Black Watch) sett. This would be similar to members of the 17th Light Dragoons later being found in the Rangers’ cavalry troop. Daniel Strang had been recruiting for this regiment when he was hung as a spy. Donald Ross has also been suggested as a member of the Royal Highland (Black Watch) Regiment of Foot. A similar list dated 13FEB1843, although not as detailed, lists, amongst others,: John Noble age 85, Sarah McIntyre age 71, Amy Gun age 63 (the age is clear, but according to Carl Stymiest, should be 83), Isabella McInnis age 69, Elizabeth Robertson age 67, Irozen Ross age 61, Mary McGraw age 65 and Mary McDonald age 75. Most of these (especially Elizabeth Robertson and Amy Gunn) first receive these pensions in 1840. Children: 1. DONALD ROSS b. ca. 1801-4, d. early FEB1874 m. 1JUN1827 CHARLOTTE HELEN HONORIA (MARY CHARLOTTE or CHARLOTTE MARY) SAVOY [62] (b. Néguac, NB 14MAR1808, bpt. Roman Catholic Church Néguac, NB 24JUL1808 (as d/o David Savoie and Helen Hierlihy), d. Burnt Church, NB 9FEB1884), d/o David and Eleanor (Hierlihy) Savoy. (Donald Ross, b. ca. 1800, is also said to have m. ‘Elleanor Valley’.) 2. JOSEPH ROSS b. ca. 1806-10, m. Tracadie, NB 18NOV1849 MARCELLINE BREAU (b. 1NOV1830), d/o Germain and Barbe (Barbara) (Benoit) Breau. Capt. Louis Robichaud’s company of militia had a Joseph Ross, age 40 years, 26AUG1850. The following on Eleanor Hierlihy may be of interest as well: ELEANOR (“HELEN” “HELENE”) HIERLIHY b. Tabusintac 11FEB1787, d. 1871, m. 11NOV1810? (or 1804) DAVID SAVOY (b. PEI 2MAY1779, d. Burnt Church, Northumberland Co., NB 15(or 18)JAN1869 aet. 96? years), s/o Amand (also called Menon) and Isabelle-Anastasie (Breaux) Savoy, (Amand Savoy, b. Shepody, NB ca. 1743 d. 1811, was the s/o Jean-Baptiste Savoy, one of the Acadians who had escaped Fort Cumberland by tunnelling through the walls; or he was the s/o Jean-Baptiste‘s brother, Jean Savoie (1710-1791) and Anne Landry. Isabelle-Anastasie Breaux was the d/o Amboise and Marie (Michel) Breau, and was the sister of Victor and Anselme Breaux, and Jacques Breaux, his cousin, was the s/o of either Anselme or Victor.) Eleanor Hierlihy was the daughter of Sgt. Philip and Charlotte Taylor. See: CHARLOTTE TAYLOR, HER LIFE AND TIMES, Mary Lynn Smith, 9OCT2000 at: http://www3.bc.sympatico.ca/charlotte_taylor/ I, also (as is almost everyone from Tabusintac) am a descendant of Charlotte Taylor through the Blake's and Robertson's, so we are some sort of first cousins. To attempt to suggest our relationships by marriage would boggle the mind. The Breau/Breaux and Savoie/Savoy families are heavily connected to many of the Tabusintac families, as well as to other Acadian families. I suspect there are far better websites on these families which would have more intricate summaries than I could offer. To be descended from one of the escapees from Fort Cumberland is a matter of some prestige amongst Acadians. I hope this gives you a starting point. Thomas

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0NC.2ACE/311.1.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Thomas, Thank you so much for answering my query. These are undoubtedly the people I have been looking for. I have been trying for years to get more information on Helen/Helenor/Ellen Ross' parents, Joseph Ross and Marjorie Brough. I had basically come to the conclusion that Marjorie's last name of Brough was probably a deviation of the French surname Breau/Breaux but I had nothing more. I descend from their daughter Helen through her daughter Mary Eleanor Morrison. You have Mary as number 232. Just FYI, she is not the Mary Myers in the Chatham Northumberland Co. NB 1901 census. She did marry a Myers but he was my great-grandfather Jonathan Willoughby Myers. They married in Orono, Maine and raised their family there. They had several children one of which was my grandfather. One of his sister's was Ellen Myers Stevens who supplied some of the family info years ago. I would love to know what you may have on Joseph Ross and Marjorie Bough/Marcelline Breau. LIke I said I have been wait! ing for years for info on them and this is so exciting to know who Marjorie Brough really was. Diane Redden

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0NC.2ACE/311.1.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Could you possibly mean the Joseph Ross b. ca. 1806-10, m. Tracadie, NB 18NOV1849 Marcelline Breau (b. 1NOV1830), d/o Germain and Barbe (Barbara) (Benoit) Breau? I have seen Marcelline referred to as 'Marjorie Brough' before. Thomas

My maternal grandmother was Mary Anne Murphy from Newcastle. Both of her parents died when she was a child (she was 8 when her mother died & 10 when her father died), leaving her and her siblings orphaned. The children were split up and sent to various families. My grandmother married John Marshall Hubbard and they lived in Nelson the whole of their married lives. They both died in 1960 (she had just turned 65 that year) and are buried in St. Patrick's Church cemetery in Nelson. She Not much to go on but does anyone have any information on this Murphy family? Thanks ! Sandra Williston s.willis@sympatico.ca

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0NC.2ACE/379.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: hi that would be get to have what you have on the savoies letitbe@nb.sympatico.ca. I just got back from the libary thanks AARON

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0NC.2ACE/379.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: To Aaron I live in Northern Alberta Redwater Alta. I left NB in 1966 to come west it with my wife and the family all live here now I started this project on family search last winter after retiring and have 1248 names tracing back my family name Essensa, my mothers the Gallaghers and my wifes family the Doirons the Savoies and also Maxwells,Rileys,Mahons Nichols Lanteignes back to Europe mostly France Ireland and Germany. If you supply email address I can start to give you what I have I have to put it together from books and info I have so it will take a few days I work my retirement job security at a local plant but I will give you what I can

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0NC.2ACE/379.1.1.1.4 Message Board Post: dale mary govoro was adopted by nancy and peter she is only listed in the 1861 census she was 6 at the time

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0NC.2ACE/379.1.1.1.3 Message Board Post: dale wow great stuff do you have anything else on the family. i tried "phorum miramichibranch-newbrunswick genealogy society." as nequac is in northumberland county. peter ramsay is buried in nequac the one that married nancy savoie. i believe nancy is there too. will have a look this week in nequac. there are 2 diffrent savoies families in nequac. my wife belongs to the other side aaron

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0NC.2ACE/379.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: hi dale you in nb