This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Dhooge, Perrow, Perrault, Dewey Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QOC.2ACE/145.2.1 Message Board Post: Thank you! That is very helpful as David and Annie Perrault/Perrow are my g-g-g-grandparents. Their daughter Margaret married Simon Peter Dhooge 4 February 1892 in Weymouth, MA. Brides maiden name is listed as Pitts but if you check her children's birth records, etc as well as parents name on the marriage certificate you will realize its really Margaret Perrow (grooms mothers name is Pitts). If you have any further information on David and Annie it would be very helpful as I am just beginning to research them. Thanks again.

Hi All, Here are the obits from The Casket, September 1, 2004. As always, complete obits sent upon request! Best, Linda ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MURPHY, Frances Lillian - died August 21, 2004, at Saint John Regional Hospital. She was a daughter of the late Leo Joseph and Lillian Theresa (QUINN) LEGERE. She grew up in Saint John's South End and was a lifelong resident of the city. MELONG, Wilfred Peter - 90, Lower Sackville, died August 28, 2004. Born in Cape Jack, he was a son of the late Benjamen and Eliza (BROW) Melong. HEARN, Patrick Joseph Sr. - 69, died August 27, 2004, in Mulgrave. Born in Wallace, he was a son of the late Joseph C. and Annie T. (HARRISON) Hearn. WOOD, Owen Bruce - 86, Halifax, formerly of Truro, died August 24, 2004. Born in Georgefield, he was a son of the late Nancy and Russell Wood. He served in the army with the North Nova Scotia Highlanders and spent five years overseas during the Second World War. HOWATT, Aaron Wendall - 28, North Granville, PEI, died August 24, 2004. He is survived by his father Wendell Howatt (Joy MacKENZIE), Truro; mother Fay (Linus) GILLIS, Summerside, PEI; brother Chris (Sue) Howatt, ONT; Angela Howatt (Leo Jessome), Antigonish. LOOMER, Frank Walter - 67, Sandbeach, Yarmouth County, died August 24, 2004. Born in Canning, Kings County, he was a son of the late Walter Newcombe and Ethel Maude (STEVENSON) Loomer (Kingsport). GENN, H.D. (Doug) - Victoria, British Columbia, died August 28, 2004. His wife of 70 years, Lorrie, died May 8, 2004. Both were long time residents of Victoria, BC. ROACH, Annie - 78, Montreal, died August 23, 2004. Born in Charlos Cove, Guysborough County, she was a daughter of the late Peter C. and Ida Mae RICHARD. [photo] FOSTER, Edward R. - 68, Antigonish, died August 20, 2004. Born in halifax, he was a son of the late Thomas and Jessie (NEWCOMBE) Foster. [photo] MacDONALD, Elizabeth G. - 63, died august 21, 2004. Born in Antigonish, she was a daughter of the late Joseph and Gertrude (DUNN) MacDonald. [photo] MacDONALD, Gordon F. 'Yits' - 80, Antigonish, died August 22, 2004. Born in Sydney, he was a son of the late Leonard and Margaret (MacLEAN) MacDonald. [photo] HODDER, Lewis Lionel - 93, Antigonish, died August 26, 2004. Born in Buchan Mines, Newfoundland, he was a son of the late Allan and Kaziah (BROWN) Hodder. [photo] CHIASSON, Joseph A. - 100, Margaree, died August 20, 2004. Born in Belle Cote, Inverness County, he was a son of the late Evangeline (Chiasson) and Mose Chiasson. IN MEMORIAMs Gladys Mary CHISHOLM who passed away Aug. 30, 1980 Sean SHUPE (2 -- 1 with photo) Aug. 25, 1968 - Aug. 31, 2003 Little Carl BAILEY [photo] Dec. 23, 1961 - Sept. 1, 1991

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CARPENTER / CHARPENTIER Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QOC.2ACE/147.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Do you have access to the 1871 Antigonish census? It would be interesting to see if there is an Ann CHARPENTIER/CARPENTER listed.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Perrault Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QOC.2ACE/145.2 Message Board Post: Elie Perrault and Elizabeth Deslauriers married on January 10, 1842 Nova Scotia, their son David married to Annie McCarthy on May 30, 1871 at Charlestown MA; The children of the last ones, Mary A., married to Daniel D. DOUCETTE, on June 3, 1900 at Boston MA; James David, married to Catherine W. COYLE, on June 19, 1913 at Weymouth MA; Helen J., married to Christopher J. BARRY, on Oct 16, 1901 at Boston MA.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Charpentier/Carpenter Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QOC.2ACE/147.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Eileen! I think we are just going to have to assume that Anne in Havre Boucher was Elie-David's widow. Who else would she be? She is listed as the head of the house hold even though her brother and sister in law lived there before. I wonder if the land was actually Elie-David's that he let Louis and family live on while he went to PEI. Maybe I'll try some land records and see how far that gets me. I wonder what situation happened in my family's past that would cause a woman to leave her children and grandchildren in PEI and move to Havre Boucher. Maybe they just didn't get along. I am hoping it had more to do with the land issue. Hope New Years was great for you. Take care, Jennifer

At 08:14 PM 1-4-2005 -0500, Linda Darling wrote: >CAMERON, Clarence Woods - 51, New York City, died July 21, 2004. Born in >NY, he was the son of the late Clarence and Mary (WOODS) >Cameron. (Paternal grandparents Dan and Elizabeth (RING) Cameron.) Dan Cameron and Miss Ring, Drummer On Foot, p60 near the bottom Joe -- Joe Makowiec can be reached at: http://makowiec.org/contact/?Joe http://makowiec.org/

Happy New Year Everyone! Here are the obits from The Casket, August 25, 2004. As always, complete obits sent upon request. Best, Linda ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DORAN, Lillian Mae - 100, formerly of Tracadie, died August 14, 2004 in Sherbrooke. Born in Tracadie, she was a daughter of the late David Daniel and Katherine (PETTIPAS) DELOREY. [photo] CAMERON, Clarence Woods - 51, New York City, died July 21, 2004. Born in NY, he was the son of the late Clarence and Mary (WOODS) Cameron. (Paternal grandparents Dan and Elizabeth (RING) Cameron.) DRAKE, Geoffrey - 61, New Glasgow, formerly of Antigonish, died August 12, 2004. Born in Abertillery, Wales, he was the son of Doreen (FLOOK) Drake and the late William Drake. [photo] CHISHOLM, Francis Joseph - 76, Antigonish, died August 15, 2004. Born in Braintree, Massachusetts, he was a son of the late Francis and Mary (DUGGAN) Chisholm. Taught for a time at the Post Road School Antigonish. Principal of Canso High from 19551964. [photo] WILSON, Patricia Freda M. - 61, Sherbrooke, died August 17, 2004. Born in Sherbrooke, she was a daughter of the late Dave and Evelyn (SMITH) MICHAUD. McINTYRE, Reginald Joseph - 84, died August 17, 2004 in Camp Hill Veterans' Memorial Building, QEII, Halifax. A memorial service was held August 21 in St. John's Church, Glace Bay. PARKER, Gerloch - 86, Canso, died August 16, 2004. Born in Canso, she was the daughter of the late Harry and Clara (GROVER) FANNING. COOKE, Lance Michael - 55, Pictou County, died August 16, 2004. Born in Blacks Harbour, NB, he was a son of the late Allen and Mildred (BRADFORD) Cooke. ZINCK, Aldon Winfred - 87, Watt Section, Halifax County, died August 20, 2004. Born in Marie Joseph, Guysborough County, he was a son of the late Ralph and Margaret (HARTLIN) Zinck. GUTHRO, John James - 62, Ottawa, ONT, died August 12, 2004. Born in New Glasgow, he was a son of Lillian DeYOUNG, Stellarton. JACKSON, Shirley C. - 54, died August 17, 2004. Born in Sydney, Cape Breton, she was a daughter of Ernest A. N. BUIST, Sydney, and the late Christina Mary (NICHOLSON) Buist. IN MEMORIAMs Edward BOWMAN who was killed in action in France on August 29, 1944 Donna PETTIPAS who passed away August 28, 2002 Shauna Lee MacNEIL [photo] August 30, 1994 - 10 years

Hello Chris, It is the family of Ranald (who fought at Killiecrankie and Sheriffmuir) and his wife Margaret Cameron of Lochiel that I research.........your Ranald I assume is one of their younger sons, of whom it is said called out in support of BPC " Though no other man in the Highlands whould draw a sword, I am ready to die for you" and of whom much has been written, including that he had a famil of 21 or more, most of whom migrated to The Americas The following is quoted from copy of an entry held in the Catholic Archives in Edinburgh: It is the information re James of Kinlochmoidart (in bold font) the youngest of the brothers to fight at Culloden, that I seek. Are there any Kinlochmoidart descendants who carry material re the period before they left Kinlochmoidart? or when they first arrived?..... Val THE KINLOCHMOIDART FAMILY Donald MacDonald lV of Kinlochmoidart left five sons, the eldest of whom (Alexander) was only nine years of age at the time of the father's execution in 1746. The Laird was also survived by seven brothers, five of whom has been involved in the '45 Aeneas, who had a banking business in Paris, arrived with the Prince on board the Du Teillay. He and his brother Allan (an officer in the Clanronald regiment) surrendered to Major-General Campbell at the beginning of June, 1746 Aeneas was tried and found Guilty of high treason but on 7 July 1748 he received a conditional pardon involving perpetual banishment. A creditor then obtained his further detention for debt. He eventually released on 11 December 1749. He returned to France and is said to have been killed in the Revolution. Allan was discharge on 1 January 1747 and appears to have returned to the Kinlochmoidart estate. From a letter written by his brother Dr John to Aeneas, it seems that Allan was still living at "Shuseavegg" with his mother in May 1751 according to Origins of the '45 he joined Aeneas in France and with him eventually perished in the Reolution, but this is very doubtful. Another of the brothers, Dr John surrendered to Captain Fergusson in the circumstances recounted inVol 3 of the Lyon in Mourning. He was kept in custody by never brought to trail. He was released after the passing of the Act of Indemnity in June, 1747. He returned to Kinlochmoidart and settled there. Another brother James, escaped after being captured at Culloden. He was one of the persons specifically excluded from the General Pardon, but he was never re-captured. He is supposed to have gone to America. The last of the brothers who were engaged in the '45 is Ranald, The Edinburgh Evening Courant (11 August 1746) gives the following account of his capture, together with Young Clanronald's Lt Col Allan MacDonald of Morar - A Party of the corps under Colonel Campbell have apprehended in Moidart, the Lt Col of Clanronald's Regiment wit his servants in a cave. Captain Noble has laid hold of Captain Ranald McDonald a brother of Kinlochmoidart. Vast quantities of Arms, Ammunition several Saddles and Boots have been found in the Rocks, Some English horses as they were roaming in the woods were secured al the cattle of the outstanding parties have been brought into the camp by the General's orders so that the Rebels must either surrender leave the country of starve. Ranald seems to have been eventually released like Allan and Dr John and to have gone to live at Irvine of all places

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/QOC.2ACE/148 Message Board Post: Looking for Bill White. I have WIlliams info for you. My harddrive dumped. Lost your email. BRuce

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CARPENTER, CHARPENTIER, BOURG, MOMBOURQUETTE, BRIAND Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QOC.2ACE/147.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Maybe this will help. Here is the 1881 census listing that is being referenced: 1881 census, Harbour au Boucher, Antigonish Co., Nova Scotia; [Source online transcription of Family History Library Film: 1375812; NA Film No: C-13176; District 21; Sub-district J; Page No. 61; Household No. 249+], all listed as CARPENTER; ethnic origin: French; Roman Catholic: - Ann, widow, female, age 82 [implies b. 1799], birthplace: Prince Edward Island - Pascal, married, male, age 38 [implies b. 1843], birthplace: Nova Scotia; occupation: Farmer - Margaret, married, female, age 35 [implies b. 1846], birthplace: Nova Scotia [Marguerite BRIAND] - Mary Virginna, female, age 2 [implies b. 1879], birthplace: Nova Scotia - Louis, married, male, age 80 [implies b. 1801], birthplace: Nova Scotia - Maria, married, female, age 76 [implies b. 1805], birthplace: Nova Scotia [Marine MOMBOURQUETTE, mother of Pascal] In the listing above Ann CARPENTER is listed as a widow who had been born in PEI. One possibility is that this Ann is aka Veronique BOURG, widow of Elie CHARPENTIER. Is anyone aware of other candidates for the identity of this widow Ann?

Hi to all on the board, I am also descended from the Kinlochmoidart line of MacDonalds. John MacDonald, pioneer, arrived in Arisaig, NS in 1790, along with his wife and young son, Alexander (Solomon) MacDonald, whose was my GGGGrandfather. This excerpt is from MacLean's History of Antigonish: "John MacDonald, pioneer, was the son of Angus, son of Ronald, son of Lewis, son of Donald. Family tradition says that Ronald was the lad whose enthusiasm for the cause of Prince Charlie induced the reluctant Chiefs aboard the Doutelle to come out in the fatal rising known as "the '45". John came out from Scotland in 1790, and built a log house on a small knoll near the present day Glebe House in Arisaig. In 1801 he sold his farm to the church in Arisaig and moved to Lakevale, where he bought a block of 500 acres. John was married in Scotland to Margaret MacDonald, also of the Kinlochmoidart line, and their son Alexander who later became known as "Solomon" was born in the old country. Their second son Angus was born on the emigrant ship. Other children were Ronald, Colin, Catherine, Margaret and Rebecca..." I had reached a "brick wall" after several years of genealogical research, so we took a trip a trip to NS last summer. Quite by chance, we met some distant relatives who helped us put the pieces together. Chris MacDonald Loveland, Colorado, USA -----Original Message----- From: Val Smith [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2005 6:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Antigonish] Introducing ourselves Hi Joe, I must have missed the post that suggested we introduce ourselves but I would like to do so as well. For the past two years I have been trying to trace some of the missing links into two Cadet lines of Clan Donald, those of Barrisdale and Kinlochmoidart.. From a very old Family Bible transported to, 'The Carolinas' a transcription was taken around late 1800's of the marriages and births in the family of Mary Margaret daughter of Coll MacDonell 2nd of Barrisdale and James MacDonald of Kinlochmoidart. Now we all know the difficulty of tracing 18th Century Scottish Catholic records during these Penal Years, and as the Bible record is a transcript of an old (now lost bible) it is not admissible evidence without corroboration from another source......and that brings me here to the CAN-NS-ANTIGONISH list. Both the Kinlochmoidart line and the Barrisdale lines connect into the MacDonalds who migrated to PEI and other Canadian areas, Mary Margaret was a cousin to Spanish John, and it is recorded in old letters that she and James went north from the Carolinas during the period 1772-1776 for family, which being troubled times in that period, indicates that the Family business must have been important. What I cherish is, that some of those researchers who descend from these Clan Donald lines may have also kept old family letters which may make mention of family coming from the Carolinas to visit, any Borrodale, Kinlochmoidart or Barrisdale descendants out there who would like to make contact? Val Smith Sydney Australia. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Quirk" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 3:17 AM Subject: [Antigonish] Introducing ourselves ______________________________

Hi Joe, I must have missed the post that suggested we introduce ourselves but I would like to do so as well. For the past two years I have been trying to trace some of the missing links into two Cadet lines of Clan Donald, those of Barrisdale and Kinlochmoidart.. From a very old Family Bible transported to, 'The Carolinas' a transcription was taken around late 1800's of the marriages and births in the family of Mary Margaret daughter of Coll MacDonell 2nd of Barrisdale and James MacDonald of Kinlochmoidart. Now we all know the difficulty of tracing 18th Century Scottish Catholic records during these Penal Years, and as the Bible record is a transcript of an old (now lost bible) it is not admissible evidence without corroboration from another source......and that brings me here to the CAN-NS-ANTIGONISH list. Both the Kinlochmoidart line and the Barrisdale lines connect into the MacDonalds who migrated to PEI and other Canadian areas, Mary Margaret was a cousin to Spanish John, and it is recorded in old letters that she and James went north from the Carolinas during the period 1772-1776 for family, which being troubled times in that period, indicates that the Family business must have been important. What I cherish is, that some of those researchers who descend from these Clan Donald lines may have also kept old family letters which may make mention of family coming from the Carolinas to visit, any Borrodale, Kinlochmoidart or Barrisdale descendants out there who would like to make contact? Val Smith Sydney Australia. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Quirk" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 3:17 AM Subject: [Antigonish] Introducing ourselves

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carpenter/Charpentier Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QOC.2ACE/147.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you Lloyd for responding to my query. My Anne is listed in the 1881 census for Havre Boucher as being born in PEI. I am thinking she may be the sister in law of Louis Charpentier and his wife Maria(Marine Mombourqette). Her husband died around 1825 in PEI and her son Joseph is listed in the 1881 and 1891 census as having a farm in Rollo Bay but with no signs of his mother Veronique. Is it possible that Anne is some english form of Veronique? I was hoping a burial record might shed some light on her place. Thanks again, hope to hear from you.

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/QOC.2ACE/147.1 Message Board Post: There is only one Anne born within the time frame to which you refer : ANNE CHARPENTIER d/o Alexandre Charpentier and Olive- Victorie D'Aigle born in Havre Boucher c1807 and died in the same place on 13 Nov 1890 age 83; married on 07 Jan 1833 to URBAIN (De)COSTE s/o Francois-Regis Coste and Anne Boutin

Hi, I don't know if you are aware of it but a three Borrodale MacDonalds settled in Inverness County in Cape Breton on a farm now called "Dungarry". They were locally called the "Shugarry" MacDonalds and were the children of Rory MacDonald. They were Iain "Mor" MacDonald, his brother Alexander "Mor" and their sister Mary. Iain "Mor" married Catherine MacNeil of Little Judique and had descendants; Alexander "Mor" married a Miss MacGillivray of Inverness-shire, Scotland and had descendants. Their sister Mary married John MacLeod "mac Niall" from the Isle of Eigg. Her eldest son, Fr. William Bernard MacLeod, V.G. (Jun. 17,1798-May 20, 1881) , was the first native son of the Diocese of Antigonish to be ordained to the priesthood. His younger brother, Msgr. Neil MacLeod, V.G. (1807-Nov. 16, 1891) was born at Knoydart (then in Arisaig parish), Nova Scotia, and was the first domestic prelate in the diocese. These MacLeods would be be the same family that the noted Canadian author Alistair Macleod belongs to. The MacLeods in Dunvegan and Broad Cove and those of Glencoe, all in Inverness County, are all related. They were all "Eiggach". Allan J. Gillis ----- Original Message ----- From: "Val Smith" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2005 8:17 PM Subject: Re: [Antigonish] Introducing ourselves > Hi Joe, I must have missed the post that suggested we introduce ourselves > but I would like to do so as well. > > For the past two years I have been trying to trace some of the missing links > into two Cadet lines of Clan Donald, those of Barrisdale and > Kinlochmoidart.. > > From a very old Family Bible transported to, 'The Carolinas' a > transcription was taken around late 1800's of the marriages and births in > the family of Mary Margaret daughter of Coll MacDonell 2nd of Barrisdale and > James MacDonald of Kinlochmoidart. > > Now we all know the difficulty of tracing 18th Century Scottish Catholic > records during these Penal Years, and as the Bible record is a transcript of > an old (now lost bible) it is not admissible evidence without corroboration > from another source......and that brings me here to the CAN-NS-ANTIGONISH > list. > > Both the Kinlochmoidart line and the Barrisdale lines connect into the > MacDonalds who migrated to PEI and other Canadian areas, Mary Margaret was a > cousin to Spanish John, and it is recorded in old letters that she and James > went north from the Carolinas during the period 1772-1776 for family, which > being troubled times in that period, indicates that the Family business must > have been important. > > What I cherish is, that some of those researchers who descend from these > Clan Donald lines may have also kept old family letters which may make > mention of family coming from the Carolinas to visit, any Borrodale, > Kinlochmoidart or Barrisdale descendants out there who would like to make > contact? > > Val Smith Sydney Australia. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joe Quirk" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 3:17 AM > Subject: [Antigonish] Introducing ourselves > > > > ==== CAN-NS-ANTIGONISH Mailing List ==== > Antigonish County GenWeb Site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nsantigo/ > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carpenter/Charpentier Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QOC.2ACE/147 Message Board Post: Does anyone know where the Carpenter/Charpentier family of Havre Boucher might be buried and where I might get transcriptions? I am specifically looking for death/burial of Anne Carpenter born about 1799 in PEI. She was in the 1881 census but gone by the 1891 census. I am a little confused as to which church was there as it looks like the name changed during that time. I believe that Anne could be Veronique Bourque who would have been my gggg grandmother. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi Everyone, I hope everyone had a great New Years and I am following along with this great suggestion of introducing myself to my fellow listers. I am Joe Quirk originally from Guysborough, Nova Scotia, I moved from there at a very young age to Antigonish and from there to Toronto. I am now living in Keswick, Ontario which is about an hour north of Toronto. I have been able to trace back on my father's side with documentation to my great grandfather and I only have hand down information on my gggrandfather. I have been told his name was Michael, born about 1810 in either Ireland or the Isle of Man and came to Canada with two brothers, one that went to Newfoundland and the other to Cape Breton, but I have not been able to find out anymore about them. Great Grandfather - John Quirk born 1850 - died 1923 married to Jane McDonald 1856-1916 and they had 8 children, Alfred, Francis, William, James, Vincent, Louis, Mamie and Nellie Grandfather - Alfred Jan. 6, 1889 - Feb. 15, 1966 married Margaret Chisholm 1891-1969 and they had one child, Finlay my father If anyone comes across the Quirk surname from any of the eastern provinces I would appreciate the information. Thanks Joe Quirk

Well I finally made it back to searching for my elusive ancestors. If someone would be so kind to look up the following obits it would be greatly appreciated......Thanks Joe Quirk 1) Mary Catherine CHISHOLM - nee Quirk 1924-1989 as well as her husband Bernard (don't have any further info on him) 2) Johanna "Josie" Elizabeth Campbell - nee Quirk 1932-Dec.21,2003 died I believe in New Glasgow - Married to Malcolm A. CAMPBELL who died in Halifax (would appreciate his obit as well)

I finally got to looking over cemetery pictures from summer 2004. Pictures are of variants of the MacDONELL surname in Enfield, Hants County and Saint Andrew's, Antigonish County. http://makowiec.org/maritimes/2004/ Please write me if you can add any information to what I already have. Joe -- Joe Makowiec can be reached at: http://makowiec.org/contact/?Joe http://makowiec.org/

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/QOC.2ACE/145.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for your helpful info. I find its much easier to get names and dates than the story of Tracadie itself. I really enjoy trying to get the "backstory." Thanks for helping.