King family... Albert King married to Eliza J Thompson... she died in 1894 Campbelleton Restigouche Co NB at age 29.. then married Mary Carrie Mc Crae born Oct 19 1877 in New Carlise on Oct 12 1906 in Campbelleton NB. ...moved to Amherst NS.. have Mrs Mary Albert King living at 32 Prince Arthur St Amherst in 1917... children all born in Maple Green NB: Albert Edward Chesely Cameron b Oct 13 1897 John Albert Stanwood b April 13 1899 Whitney b 1901 Ada Lily Jean b Feb 5 1902 Albert Rainsford b Feb 7 1907 plus 2 step children William Albert King born August 10 1887 .. in 1917 was living in Halifax, metal worker.. during WWI in No 6 Detachement Canadain Miltary Police Corp ..sister Bessie Elizabeth King who was born either Feb 26 1889 or 1890... . please contact me if you have any of theses individual in your family tree... thank you elizabeth ann kilcup

King family... Albert King married to Eliza J Thompson... she died in 1894 Campbelleton Restigouche Co NB at age 29.. then married Mary Carrie Mc Crae born Oct 19 1877 in New Carlise on Oct 12 1906 in Campbelleton NB. ...moved to Amherst NS.. have Mrs Mary Albert King living at 32 Prince Arthur St Amherst in 1917... children all born in Maple Green NB: Albert Edward Chesely Cameron b Oct 13 1897 John Albert Stanwood b April 13 1899 Whitney b 1901 Ada Lily Jean b Feb 5 1902 Albert Rainsford b Feb 7 1907 plus 2 step children William Albert King born August 10 1887 .. in 1917 was living in Halifax, metal worker.. during WWI in No 6 Detachement Canadain Miltary Police Corp ..sister Bessie Elizabeth King who was born either Feb 26 1889 or 1890... . Would like to hear from anyone who has any one of these individauls in their tree...... thank you Elizabeth Ann Kilcup

Hi Kristin, Re your brick wall on JOSEPH GAREAU dit SAINTONGE. The dit surnames can send you off in different directions, Boismenu - Monet St-Onge - Aubé, Baril, Boisson, Joly, Martineau, Ménard I found a website on "dit" surnames, but can't remember where...here's a small exerpt from the article. "Dit" Names One thing that can make it difficult to find your ancestor is that he may have been using a different surname from the one that you expect. You will need to make yourself aware of any "dit" names that might be associated with the surname you're tracing, and if you can't find someone under the name of his child, you may find him under the dit name. "Dit" in French means "say" and in this context, it means "called." In other words, a person might be Pierre Bourbeau dit Lacourse, which means that he had an ancestor named Bourbeau, but he chooses to use the name Lacourse instead. So he is Pierre Bourbeau called Lacourse. People might take a dit name to distinguish their family from another family of the same name living nearby. Often it was a sort of nickname, often picked up during service as a soldier. Or it might refer to the place in France where the family originated. Sometimes it was the mother's surname, and sometimes the father's first name was used, either instead of the surname (for example, Hebert dit Emmanuel) or in addition to it (Jeanbard, Castonquay). In any case, very often the dit name was passed down to later generations, either in place of the original surname, or in addition to it. Some of his children might then keep the original surname (e.g. Barbeau), and some might use the dit name (e.g. Lacourse). After a few generations, it's not uncommon to completely lose the memory of the original name, or to forget which was the original and which was the dit name. The best example of this is the Hudon dit Beaulieu family, where you will often find people listed as Beaulieu dit Hudon. You sometimes might find a name and its dit name hyphenated, as in François Hudon-Beaulieu. In fact, you can generally assume that a hyphenated surname (before 1950, anyway) is the surname plus dit name. Just remember that any Hudon might be the child of a Beaulieu and vice versa. Some surnames, such as Roy, have had several different dit names. You should be aware that usually a different dit name indicates a different family. For example, Siméon Roy dit Audy and Antoine Roy dit Desjardins were not related to each other. So it helps us to distinguish who's who among their descendants if the descendants use a dit name. Pierre Roy dit Audy will be a descendant of Siméon, and François Roy dit Desjardins will be a descendant of Antoine. If you find a source which tells you, for example, that Pierre Audy is François Desjardins' father, you should be very suspicious. Hope this helps some. Marilyn

Hutchinson, James Goldsmith b. 1846 PEI area Harrison, Eliza b. 1852 Napanee area Son - William Alexander Hutchinson his son: Milton Alexander Hutchinson Esses, Ont. Canada his son: John William Hutchinson b. 1925 Kingsville, Ont., Canada Looking for PARENTS of James G. Hutchinson and any other connections to the sons that follow Thank you ! Jade

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/7aB.2ACEAE/643.2 Message Board Post: Hello Angela: Are you still there: have not heard from you. Will send you more info to your e-mail address. Jean-Marie

The surname Esler according to the records from Ireland, Griffith's, reveals 60 households of that name in the whole of Ireland in 1840-60 and 56 of those were in Co Antrim. My dilemma is that Grt Grt Grandfather Robert married in Australia, came out in the 1852-3 era chasing gold, married in 1866, giving his parents names William and Mary Ann (nee Black), from Co Antrim. No other reference -Town/Barony/Parish etc. found. Believe there are relatives in Canada, one having been a Doctor. Brian Webb

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Hi listers, I have a huge brick wall with my JOSEPH GAREAU dit SAINTONGE. I do not have any parental, birth or marriage information on this Joseph. I do know that he was married from the baptismal records of his 8 children states it, hopefully he was truthful. All I have on Joseph is really his name,and the possibility that his middle name may have been Louis, this taken from the records of the children. [The name Louis is used on his burial record in Ogdensburg NY.] On these records there is not one Gareau relation as a Godparent listed. Louise's family is used a couple of times. I cannot find their marriage which I "think" must take place prior to the Feb 1846 birth of their first child Delphine in Curran, Prescott Co Ontario. Their marriage is not found there. He married a LOUISE MONETTE dit BOISMENU. Louise was b/b/ 20/21/9-1815 St Benoit, Deux Montagnes daughter of JEAN BAPTISTE MONETTE dit BOISMENU and MARGUERITE LAUZON. I have her full family line, and really need to find a marriage for them . Their marriage does not seem to be found there either. The Gareau and Monette can also be found in St Jerome, Terrebonne for 4 children, Curran for another child, St Andre Avellin for two more children. These children are after the 1846 birth of their daughter, and with the help of many other wonderful people the marriage does not seem to take place in any of these places either. They migrate to Ogdensburg St Lawrence Co NY for their final years Joseph in 1887 and Louise 1894. I am a member of the Gareau Family Association and so far Jean Gareau the Pres has not been able to help me find them either. If anyone can advise me on other ways to find this marriage or birth I would appreciate it tremendously. Sincerely, Kristin DeCare

I am researching my gr gr grandfather Malcolm Tait Born In Glasgow, emigrated to Canada about 1880. He was married to Mary Lamont. They had children John Malcolm, Colin, Margaret and others. They had another son called Duncan who stayed at home in Scotland U.K. If this relates to anybody please get in touch. Regards Christine

Anyone researching in Loughborough Twp, Frontenac Co. Peter Perry -b. abt 1825 Susannah (possibly Barrett) Perry-b abt 1824 Children-Lucinda Perry-b abt 1840 Laban Perry-b abt 1847 Allis Perry-b abt 1850 According to 1851 and 1861 census living in household with James and Deborah Barrett(my ggggrandparents). Susie Jones

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/7aB.2ACEAE/649.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi: There this certainly a valid offer of assistance but it should be posted an an initial msg on the applicable board (eg. Lafontaine or any other relevant one) rather than associated with a msg to which it has no relationship at all. Jean-Marie

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/7aB.2ACEAE/649.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Afternoon Jean-Marie, I am not related to Sharon, nor any of the surnames she's researching. I had Avila's birth at my fingertips, and decided to post it so it can benefit others. I'm just a gal who is also trying to help. Esther

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/7aB.2ACEAE/649.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hello Esther: How is your msg related to Sharon's msg? Jean-Marie

Looking for information / verification for relationship of following people: Joseph Boucher b. 6 Nov 1697, Riviere Ouelle. _m. 20 Jan 1724 to Genevieve Hayot, Ct Janneau. _child: Pierre Boucher. Pierre Boucher _m. 21 Nov 1673 to Marie-Agathe Mignaud. _child: Ignace Boucher. Ignace Boucher _m. 16 Oct 1798 to Josepht Savard, Baie-du-Febvre. _child: Joseph Boucher. Joseph Boucher b. 1815 _m. 16 Apr 1844 to Zoe Forest, Baie-du-Febvre. We have traced our family back to the second Joseph Boucher (Bushie) in Vermont, USA. We believe that his family migrated around 1867. Additionally, the lineage from Marin Boucher to the first Joseph Boucher is well documented. We are hoping to fill in the missing information on Pierre and Ignace and document the relationships. Thank You, Rick Bushie

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/7aB.2ACEAE/649.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi, Just for the benefit of others, from the Baptisms registers of Beloeil, Vercheres County film 1294694 : Robert-Lafontaine Octave Avila born, October 10 1856, baptized, October 12 1856. Father : Octave, cultivateur (farmer) Mother : Mathilde Champoux. Godparents : Prudent Gadbois (signed) and Marie Eusebe Bernard (signed). Esther

Annie LITTLER b. 1840 Chester, Eng came to Ontario @1857-8. Annie married Henry SPRATT b. 1827 Eng. died 12 Sept 1877 in train accident Port Colbourne. I am looking for information regarding their marriage in Canada. Annie is listed in Port Colbourne with her children on the 1881 census. I have no information as where they were for the 1871 census. thei marriage is believed to take place between 1858 - 1860. I am looking for information on both of their parents. Much thanks, Cyndie Portland CT USA

Would love to know where in England George came from.... I am looking for info for two of G.R. Sunderland's children. One was Archibald Sunderland b. 1835, maybe married Eliza Hamilton April 18, 1868, in Calais, ME. No further info on him. Also daughter Rachel b. 1840, d. bef. 1912, m. Joseph Wells or Wills, May 11, 1867 in Calais, ME. Rumour has it she ended up in Chicago, Ill. No luck with her either. Charlene Beney Coordinator for St. George, NB Parish Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbpstgeo/

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Hi, Anyone on this list know of any researchers for hire in Quebec City. I've been able to trace my Power(s) family Patrick Power(s) & Mary Ann(O'Neil) Power(s) famine Irish from 1846 - 1872. Patrick & Mary were married in 1848 in Quebec City their first child Michael E.Power(s) (my gr-grand father) was born in Quebec City in 1849, he came to the states in 1869. Along with his brother William R. in 1872. I lose Patrick in 1871 after Mary his wife dies in Quebec City. Around 1872 he marries Julie Buckingham in Quebec, no trace after this, mainly because I do not know where to look from here.. Patrick's parents were Michael Power(s) & Honoria Hassett , all from Ireland except children Mary's parents were Owen O'Neil & Margaret Moran, I'm assuming from Ireland. Do not know what counties for either family. Thanks, Norm Hamilton Lancaster,NY

Looking for his birth & marriage date to Catherine Doheny , possibly in Canada , Ottawa Ont , lived in Black Rapids area,Nepean county. Delbert Moore