Hello there, sorry for any cross-postings. I am looking for information on the HERLICK/HARLICK/HORLICK/etc. families of Newfoundland. I would very much appreciate hearing from any persons researching these families to touch base and to share information. I am particularly interested in the parents of my great-great grandmother Mary HERLICK/HARLICK/HORLICK born sometime between 1850-1870. Mary married my ggGF Edward Meaney of Avondale, NL. All I know of her is that she was from "down the bay". There are quite a few records of HORLICK recorded at Fair Island, Bonavista Bay but these families are Church of England. Could be possible, but the majority of my family is RC. There are records of HARLICKs in Harbour Grace which would perhaps be more likely: obit Feb. 8 1914 - Mrs. HARLICK, Harbour Grace,dies at 80. Catherine Harlick (of Edward) in a 1904 Hr. Grace directory Does anyone know of these HARLICKS and if they were Catholic? Any help would be greatly appreciated! ABC

Hello there, sorry for any cross-postings. I am looking for information on GORMAN and EZEKIEL families of Conception Bay, Newfoundland; particularly those families from the town of Harbour Main. I would very much appreciate hearing from any persons researching the families in NL to touch base and to share information. My greatgrandmother, Margaret Anne GORMAN (d/o John GORMAN and Bridget EZEKIEL, see below) was born in 1868 in Harbour Main and died in Avondale on 26 Nov 1946. Margaret married James COSTELLO (s/o John COSTELLO and Catherine KENNEDY), on 28 Nov 1895 in Harbour Main. Margaret's father John Gorman,(1824-1901) married Bridget Ezekiel (1843-1893) on 24 May 1862 in Harbour Main. Children from this marriage were all baptised at St. Peter & Paul's in Harbour Main: i. Mary Josephine Gorman was baptized on 19 Feb 1867. ii. Margaret (Anne) Gorman was baptized on 2 Nov 1868? iii. Stephen Gorman was baptized on 27 Aug 1871. iv. Thomas Gorman was baptized on 23 Sep 1873. v. Martha Gorman was baptized on 21 Oct 1876. vi. there may have been other siblings Any information on Margaret's siblings or her ancestral lines would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! ABC

Hello there, sorry for any cross-postings. I am looking for information on the COSTELLO/ COSTELLOE families of Conception Bay, Newfoundland; particularly those families from the towns of Cat's Cove (now Conception Harbour)and Salmon Cove (now Avondale). I have assorted families dating back to the early 1800's but am unsure about how they are connected. I would very much appreciate hearing from any persons researching the family in NL to touch base and to share information. I have managed to trace my line back to John COSTELLO, born in Conception Hr. and baptized on 16 Apr 1826 in Harbour Main, Newfoundland. John married Catherine KENNEDY on 28 Nov 1857 in Harbour Main. Children from this marriage were all baptised at St. Peter & Paul's in Harbour Main: i. Mary COSTELLO was baptized 14 Aug 1858 ii. David COSTELLO was baptized 10 Feb 1860. Went on to marry Elizabeth BUCK on 1 Mar 1892? iii. Martin COSTELLO was baptized on 9 Jul 1862. iv. James COSTELLO (my GGF) was born in Mar 1863, baptized on 3 Jul 1864 and died on 19 Oct 1934 at age 71. v. John COSTELLO was baptized on 21 Jul 1867. vi. Bridget COSTELLO was baptized on 29 Aug 1869. vii. John COSTELLO was baptized on 13 Sep 1871 (twin). viii. Alice COSTELLO was baptized on 13 Sep 1871 (twin). ix. Catherine COSTELLO was baptized on 10 Feb 1874. Any information on this family or the COSTELLO families of Conception Bay would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! ABC

Hello there, sorry for any cross-postings. I am looking for information on the LANE families of Conception Bay, Newfoundland. I would very much appreciate hearing from any persons researching the family to touch base and to share information. I am particularly interested in the parents of my great-great grandmother JANE LANE born sometime in 1830s or 1840s. There is some evidence to suggest she may have been from the Northside of BRIGUS, Newfoundland. In the 1835 Brigus Voter's List, I found reference to LANE, Henry of Burnt Head In the 1904 McAlpine's Directory for Brigus, I found mention of: Lane, William farmer Lane, Samuel farmer Jane went on to marry David SLYNEY of Chapels Cove. I have information on their descendants with the surnames SLANEY, WALSH, MURPHY. Any information on Jane or the Lane families of Conception Bay would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! ABC [email protected]

Hello there, sorry for any cross-postings. I am looking for information on the WHELAN/WHALEN/PHELAN families of Conception Bay, Newfoundland; particularly those families from the town of Colliers. I would very much appreciate hearing from any persons researching the family in NL to touch base and to share information. I am particularly interested in the parents of my greatgrandmother: Annie WHELAN (1892-c.1926). Annie died at a young age and we don't know anything about her family. Born in Colliers, she moved to Brigus and married Patrick FLYNN (1880-1937) around 1920 and had two children: John (Richard) Flynn b. 1920 Mary Theresa Flynn b. 1922 (My GM) Any information on Annie or the Colliers Whelans would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! ABC

Does anyone have any more information on the following ? Jeremy WELLS died Apr 30 1904 at Comfort Cove 87 years SA ..born 1817 ?? Newfoundland Mary WELLS died Jan 21 1903 at Comfort Cove 80 years SA .. born 1823 at Joe Batts Arm, Newfoundland Thanks Margaret

"BEECHAM" Boston http://www.woodardfamilytree.com/christopherwoodardofva.html I wonder if information in these undernoted web links will help break down some 'brick walls' in NL genealogy quests? http://bos-gw.rays-place.com/bos/index.htm Message: 1 Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 14:58:39 -0500 From: "Thomas Cole" <[email protected]> Subject: [NFLD-LAB] Mariners of Corfe Castle, Dorset To: <[email protected]>, <[email protected]> Zephania THOMPSON [1656-1719] (mariner of Poole bn 1656) married Jane COBB of Corfe Castle. Zephania drowned 1719 in the Newfoundalnd trade. http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22Jane+COBB%22+Corfe+Castle&fr=ush1-mail William NORMAN & Cornelius WEBBER apprenticed in 1783 to Rich & Nat TORY of Wimborne Minster (Newfoundland trade). GILES [GYLES] LINNINGTON [LYMINGTON, LEAMINGTON] apprenticed in 1771 to Fortune Bay, Newfoundland to William CLAVILL and Charles GRANDY. Joseph MARSHFIELD, sea captain of Corfe Castle married 1817 to Jane PUNCH in Arne. Henry BURGES of Corfe Castle, to Newfoundland, married there in 1812. http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=+%22BRYDGES%22+Corfe+Castle&prssweb=Search&ei=UTF-8&fr=ush1-mail&x=wrt Abraham GRANT, Battle of Trafalgar. William BUTLER, app to Poole trade 1777. Alexander FOWLER, a fisherman in 1781. Charles COLBORNE, a fisherman made his will 1630. Peter BAKER, a mariner made his will 1630. John PERRY, a mariner made his will 1698. George TITO, a mariner made his will 1682. John WHITE, (1745-1801) mariner. George STOCKLEY apprenticed to Poole 1837. Peter RANDALL, apprenticed to Newfoundland trade 1704. John SCRIVENER, died in Newfoundland 1774. Thomas BRIGGS, son of Henry [BRIGGS], apprenticed to SLADE of Poole (1810?) http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=+%22BRYDGES%22+Corfe+Castle&prssweb=Search&ei=UTF-8&fr=ush1-mail&x=wrt http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22BRIGGS%22+Slade+Corfe+Castle+Newfoundland&fr=ush1-mail John HODDER, of Corfe Castle, POOLE mariner 1761. Richard FARWELL, bn abt 1670, fisherman. John BISHOP, a mariner in 1767. William GRANT, fisherman in 1781. John BROWN, sailor made his will 1646. Thomas NORMAN, seaman made his will 1660. Richard CURTIS, sailor made his will 1630. Henry HARRIS, (1650?-1703) fisherman. John OSMOND, bn abt 1675, seaman. Robert PARKER, mariner made his will 1695. Capt George Hayter married 1779 Ursula BEACHAMP. http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22BEACHAMP%22+Newfoundland&fr=ush1-mail John HALL, bn abt 1790, mariner. http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22John+HALL%22+Corfe+Castle+Newfoundland&fr=ush1-mail http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22HALL%27s+Bay%22+Slade+Newfoundland&fr=ush1-mail xxxxxx ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 16:02:52 -0500 From: "Thomas Cole" <[email protected]> Subject: [NFLD-LAB] Nfld 1678 between St. John's & Carbonear To: <[email protected]> Newfoundland 1678 From: A list of shipps makinge fishinge voyages wt Boatkeepers wt comm passengers on their own account; and what shipps bound for fforraigne marketts. (1678). ffrom St John's Harbo to Tarbaye [TORBAY] is 2 leaugs and from thence to Cape St. francis is 4 ls. [LEAGUES] Richard CRUTT [CROUT etc.], ship: "Prudence", from Dartmo, bound for England. Tho fford, [THOMAS FORD] ship: "Ebenezer", from Plymo, bound for St. Lucan. GILBERT Wakam, [WAKEHAM] ship: "Dorathy", from Dartmo, bound for Bilbao. ffrom Cape St ffrancis to Belile [BELL Island] is 4 leaugs. Richard Crutt, ship: "SAMSON", [SAMPSON] bound for England. ffrom Belile [BELL ISLAND?] to Brigus by no is 7 leaugs. Tho EDWARDS, ship: "Charles", from Bristoll, bound for (blank). John DYER, ship (blank), from Dartmo, bound for (a sack). ffrom Brigus [NORTH] to Cupids Cove [CUPAR's Cove] is one leaug. John WALL, ship: "John & ffrannie", from Hampton, bound for Streights. ffrom Cupids cove to Port grave is 1 leaug. Wm STEPHENS, ship: "gabriole", [GABRIEL] from Bristoll, bound for Streights. ffrom Port grave to Bay Roberts is one leaug. Jno CRUSE, [CREWE/CREWES] ship: "Benjamin", from Dartmo, bound for England. Xpher TIDEMAN, [TIDMAN]ship: "Tho & Ellerab", from London, bound for Livorne. Stephen Witherill [WEATHERHILL?], ship: "Hanna" b, from Topsom, bound for (sack). Robert Webber [WEBBER], boatkeeper, from Tarbay [TORBAY] England. ffrom Bay Roberts to Harbo Grace is 2 leaugs. E:lias WOTTON, ship: "Duringe", [Durrango?] from from Plymo, bound for (blank). Wm TOZIER, ship: "Mary", from Dartmo, bound for (blank). Wm QUICK, [QUIRKE?]ship: "Mary", from Weymo, bound for (blank). ffrom Harbr grace to Carboneer is 1 leaug. Rogr BAKER, ship: "Ellerbak", from London, bound for (blank). Jno MILLS, ship: "Patience", from Bristoll, bound for Bilbao. Wm Whithaire, [WHITMORE?] ship: Bristoll ketch, from Bristol, bound for Bilbao. Tho Bunderell, [BLUNDELL?] ship: "Mary Rose", from gernsey, bound fro Bilbao. http://www.cronab.demon.co.uk/hig.htm James PORTER, ship: Bellemona, from Bristoll, bound for Streights. *********************************************** edited by ijlghr: Thank you very very much Mr. COLE ************************************************************ ************************************************************* All of man's ideas, his religion and inventions, are efforts to make time stand still- long enough to grapple with the infinite. Of course, man's efforts are in vain. Each new generation marvels at the thoughts and creations of its ancestors, imagining itself the superior intellect. 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Hi Margaret, Thanks very much for sending this. It expains it very nicely. Ron Gerald & Margaret Major wrote: >Ron >Found the following on another list >Mind Mass - >one traditionally held about 30 days after a death so friends and family >can >memorialize a loved one without the anxiety of a funeral. > >Margaret > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > >

Ron Found the following on another list Mind Mass - one traditionally held about 30 days after a death so friends and family can memorialize a loved one without the anxiety of a funeral. Margaret

I'm transcribing material from the Western Star Newspaper 1944 and have found reference to a "Mind Mass." From the context of the news items it appears to be a Mass of Remembrance but I'm not sure. Any help is appreciated. Ron

Would you happen to have an Ada Randall born @ 1910 in the Burin Penninsula area.She married Wesley Taite of Greens Island,Bonavista Bay and lived in Glovertown.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Randall Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACE/186 Message Board Post: I have two Harriett Randell's born in Fogo in 1847. Both were baptized in the Church of England by the same minister one week apart. One was baptized on June 20, 1847, the daughter of Eli & Mary Randall. The second was baptized on June 27, 1847, the daughter of Reuben & Jane Randall. One of these two women named Harriett Randall was my great great grandmother who married George Robert LeDrew in 1862 and had a number of children, including my great grandfather Samuel Martin LeDrew. If anyone has information on the Randall family to assist me in determining which of these Harriett Randall's is in my family line, I'd appreciate hearing from you.

Justin, Do you mean this George RANDELL? Cheers Matt > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: randell/randall > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACE/185 > > Message Board Post: > > I'm looking for any info on LEVI RANDELL (may have changed his surname > from RANDALL), my gggrandfather. His son was Captain GEORGE RANDELL born > in Fogo in 1864, he skippered the Countess of Devon, moved to Newquay, > Cornwall, England settled there and married Ellen Storey in 1897. Died at > sea in 1907. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Newfoundland 1678 From: A list of shipps makinge fishinge voyages wt Boatkeepers wt comm passengers on their own account; and what shipps bound for fforraigne marketts. (1678). ffrom St John's Harbo to Tarbaye is 2 leaugs and from thence to Cape St. francis is 4ls. Richard Crutt, ship: Prudence, from Dartmo, bound for England. Tho fford, ship: Ebenezer, from Plymo, bound for St. Lucan. Gilbert Wakam, ship: Dorathy, from Dartmo, bound for Bilbao. ffrom Cape St ffrancis to Belile is 4 leaugs. Richard Crutt, ship: Samson, bound for England. ffrom Belile to Brigus by no is 7 leaugs. Tho Edwards, ship: Charles, from Bristoll, bound for (blank). John Dyer, ship (blank), from Dartmo, bound for (a sack). ffrom Brigus to Cupids Cove is one leaug. John Wall, ship: John & ffrannie, from Hampton, bound for Streights. ffrom Cupids cove to Port grave is 1 leaug. Wm Stephens, ship: gabriole, from Bristoll, bound for Streights. ffrom Port grave to Bay Roberts is one leaug. Jno Cruse, ship: Benjamin, from Dartmo, bound for England. Xpher Tideman, ship: Tho & Ellerab, from London, bound for Livorne. Stephen Witherill, ship: Hanna b, from Topsom, bound for (sack). Robert Webber, boatkeeper, from Tarbay England. ffrom Bay Roberts to Harbo Grace is 2 leaugs. E:lias Wotton, ship: Duringe, from from Plymo, bound for (blank). Wm Tozier, ship: Mary, from Dartmo, bound for (blank). Wm Quick, ship: Mary, from Weymo, bound for (blank). ffrom Harbr grace to Carboneer is 1 leaug. Rogr Baker, ship: Ellerbak, from London, bound for (blank). Jno Mills, ship: Patience, from Bristoll, bound for Bilbao. Wm Whithaire, ship: Bristoll ketch, from Bristol, bound for Bilbao. Tho Bunderell, ship: Mary Rose, from gernsey, bound fro Bilbao. James Porter, ship: Bellemona, from Bristoll, bound for Streights.

Zephania THOMPSON (mariner of Poole bn 1656) married Jane COBB of Corfe Castle. Zephania drowned 1719 in the Newfoundalnd trade. William NORMAN & Cornelius WEBBER apprenticed in 1783 to Rich & Nat TORY of Wimborne Minster (Newfoundland trade). Giles LINNINGTON apprenticed in 1771 to Fortune Bay, Newfoundland to William CLAVILL and Charles GRANDY. Joseph MARSHFIELD, sea captain of Corfe Castle married 1817 to Jane PUNCH in Arne. Henry BURGES of Corfe Castle, to Newfoundland, married there in 1812. Abraham GRANT, Battle of Trafalgar. William BUTLER, app to Poole trade 1777. Alexander FOWLER, a fisherman in 1781. Charles COLBORNE, a fisherman made his will 1630. Peter BAKER, a mariner made his will 1630. John PERRY, a mariner made his will 1698. George TITO, a mariner made his will 1682. John WHITE, (1745-1801) mariner. George Stockley apprenticed to Poole 1837. Peter RANDALL, apprenticed to Newfoundland trade 1704. John SCRIVENER, died in Newfoundland 1774. Thomas BRIGGS, son of Henry, apprenticed to SLADE of Poole (1810?) John HODDER, of Corfe Castle, Poole mariner 1761. Richard FARWELL, bn abt 1670, fisherman. John BISHOP, a mariner in 1767. William GRANT, fisherman in 1781. John BROWN, sailor made his will 1646. Thomas NORMAN, seaman made his will 1660. Richard CURTIS, sailor made his will 1630. Henry HARRIS, (1650?-1703) fisherman. John OSMOND, bn abt 1675, seaman. Robert PARKER, mariner made his will 1695. Capt George Hayter married 1779 Ursula BEACHAMP. John HALL, bn abt 1790, mariner. xxxxxx

During the period 1648-1678 English built sailing ships, filled with the natural resource of Terra Bacalou, returning to Europe in the fall would most likely meet somewhere off Cape Spear or nearby the St. John's Harbour to form a convoy. There you would have a meeting of ships sailing to the North east from the areas around Cape RAZ and ships that had sailed south from Cape Bonaventure aka Cape Bonavista. ********************************************************** --- [email protected] wrote: > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. abt. 1640-1678....THANK YOU Mr. Cole for a most > interesting > posting of early NL surname....Re: NFLD-LAB Digest, Vol 1, > Issue > 39 (Lloyd Rowsell) > 2. Cite sources Colony of NFLD? (Donna Milley) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2006 10:52:59 -0700 (PDT) > From: Lloyd Rowsell <[email protected]> > Subject: [NFLD-LAB] abt. 1640-1678....THANK YOU Mr. Cole for a > most > interesting posting of early NL surname....Re: NFLD-LAB Digest, > Vol 1, > Issue 39 > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 > > ....it is heart warming to see so many of my own personal > ancestoral surnames in those lists.... > > ...interesting to note these comments which seem to imply a > south > to north direction, unless of course one knew the number of > leagues from BRIGUS NORTH to Cape SPEAR? > > ""ffrom Brigus to the Cp of Sphers is 3 leaugs:"" > > Cheers, Lloyd > > &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& > > > > --- [email protected] wrote: > > > > > > > Today's Topics: > > > > 1. Randells of Fogo NFLD ([email protected]) > > 2. Admiralty Royal Navy records (Thomas Cole) > > 3. Re: Nfld 1678 between Cape de Raze & Baye Bulls (Ed > > Barbour) > > 4. Nfld 1678 between Bay Bulls and St. John's (Thomas Cole) > > > > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > Message: 1 > > Date: 26 Oct 2006 09:54:39 -0600 > > From: [email protected] > > Subject: [NFLD-LAB] Randells of Fogo NFLD > > To: [email protected] > > Message-ID: > <[email protected]> > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII > > > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing > > list. > > > > Surnames: randell/randall > > Classification: Query > > > > Message Board URL: > > > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DOC.2ACE/185 > > > > Message Board Post: > > > > I'm looking for any info on LEVI RANDELL (may have changed his > > surname from RANDALL), my gggrandfather. His son was Captain > > GEORGE RANDELL born in Fogo in 1864, he skippered the Countess > > of Devon, moved to Newquay, Cornwall, England settled there > and > > married Ellen Storey in 1897. Died at sea in 1907. > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ > > > > Message: 2 > > Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 19:15:35 -0400 > > From: "Thomas Cole" <[email protected]> > > Subject: [NFLD-LAB] Admiralty Royal Navy records > > To: <[email protected]> > > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > > Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > > reply-type=original > > > > Document ADM 188/880 > > > > Name Burt Adolphus , K6676 of Tizzard Harbour, Newfoundland > > > > Date: 1888. > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ > > > > Message: 3 > > Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 21:46:04 -0230 > > From: "Ed Barbour" <[email protected]> > > Subject: Re: [NFLD-LAB] Nfld 1678 between Cape de Raze & Baye > > Bulls > > To: "Thomas Cole" <[email protected]>, > > <[email protected]> > > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > > Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > > reply-type=original > > > > Interesting - I just noticed in Sir John Berry's Census of > 1675 > > that his > > info is organized from south to north as well but following > > Bonavista again > > is Cape de Razo ??? It does indeed tend to support the idea > that > > there was a > > second "Cape Race" somewhere on the northeast coast. > > > > Ed Barbour > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Thomas Cole" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 12:19 AM > > Subject: [NFLD-LAB] Nfld 1678 between Cape de Raze & Baye > Bulls > > > > > > > Newfoundland 1678 > > > > > > From: A list of shipps makinge fishinge voyages wt > Boatkeepers > > wt comm > > > passengers on their own account; and what shipps bound for > > fforraigne > > > marketts. (1678). > > > > > > ffron Cape de Raze to Renouse is 7 1/2 leaugs: > > > Richd Simons, ship: Arke, from Plymouth, bound for England. > > > Jno Darracot. ship: Neptune, from Bideford, bound for > > Streights. > > > Wm Tucker, ship: Hesper, from Bideford, bound for (to a > > markett). > > > Jno Lambe?, ship: Blossom, from Bideford, bounf for (to a > > markett). > > > Geo fleminge, ship: Seraphin, from Bideford, bound for (to a > > markett). > > > Aord-? ffillett, ship Lyon, from Jarsey, bound for Bilboa. > > > Jno Chapman, ship Duchy, from falmouth, bound for Marcellis. > > > Richd Gilder, boatkeeper. > > > > > > ffrom Renouze to fermouze is 2 leaugs: > > > Thos Scott, ship: Exchange, from Bideford, bound for (to a > > markett). > > > Henr Pearne, ship: Blissings, from Dartmouth, bound for > > England. > > > Jno Smale, ship: Patremo, from Bideford, bounf for England. > > > Jno Marshall, ship: Eagle, from Bideford, bound for Bilboa > > > Humphrey Boys, ship: Prosperous, from Bideford, bound for > (to > > a markett). > > > Robt ffishley, ship: Leander Bag, from Barnstaple, bound for > > (to a > > > markett). > > > Jno Tracy, ship: Hopewell, from Bideford, bound for (to a > > markett). > > > Jno Champ, ship: Avallon, from Bideford, bound for (to a > > markett). > > > > > > ffrom Fermouze to Aqua forte is 1 leaug: > > > Thos Hemmens, ship: Judith, from Bideford, bound for (to a > > markett). > > > Jno Perriman, ship: Unity, from Barnstaple, bound for (to a > > markett). > > > Henr Wilkey, ship: Seaflower, from Barnstaple, bound for > > Streights. > > > > > > ffrom Aqua forte to fferriland is 1 leaug: > > > James Cliff, ship: Mary, from Plymouth, bound for England. > > > Johnson & Marcom, ship: from Bideford, bound for Virginia. > > > Jno Pope, ship: John, from Plymouth, bound for Hants. > > > Geo Darracott, ship: Deligat, from Bideford, bound for > > Bordeaux. > > > David Baker, ship: Pearle, from Barnstaple, bound for > Rochell. > > > Simon Dealing, ship: Phenix, from Bideford, bound for > > Bordeaux. > > > Geo Beivelle, ship: Black Swann, from Bideford, bound for > > Lisbone. > > > Jerrett Simon, ship: Ann, from Plymo, bound ford Bordeaux. > === message truncated === ____________________________________________________________________________________ Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! 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Deborah L Jeans wrote: >Newfoundland was never a province of England but a colony. As for >citing Newfoundland sources prior to 1949 you do not add England. >Newfoundland had its own government, made its own laws & set its own >rules & regulations. One example is the Census records. Our data of >taking these Census never corresponded to the English Census records >& are available today because Newfoundland never saw any reason to >limit their access. The English Census' were big for 1851 & 1881 but >you still can not access the one's from the early to mid 1900's. >Stating Newfoundland, England is like stating Australia, England or >New Zealand, England. > > > >Debbie Jeans, CG(C) >Certified Genealogist (Canada) >St.John's, Newfoundland > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > Deborah: An excellent, clear and concise response to this query!!!! Regards, Tom.

Newfoundland was never a province of England but a colony. As for citing Newfoundland sources prior to 1949 you do not add England. Newfoundland had its own government, made its own laws & set its own rules & regulations. One example is the Census records. Our data of taking these Census never corresponded to the English Census records & are available today because Newfoundland never saw any reason to limit their access. The English Census' were big for 1851 & 1881 but you still can not access the one's from the early to mid 1900's. Stating Newfoundland, England is like stating Australia, England or New Zealand, England. Debbie Jeans, CG(C) Certified Genealogist (Canada) St.John's, Newfoundland

Donna Please read the information in the following link http://www.collectionscanada.ca/confederation/023001-635-e.html Roderick Brentnall Formerly of Gambo,Newfoundland > I've seen this discussed on the list before, but can't find it in the > archives. How do you cite sources referencing NFLD? For instance, before > 1948, NFLD is part of England. Is it a colony? I'm "improving" sources in > genealogy program and wondered how I should refer to NFLD place records > before 1948 -- Carbonear, Conception Bay North, Newfoundland, England? > and/or Colony of Newfoundland? I think there might be other important > dates > before 1948. Help would be greatly appreciated. > > Donna Kirby Milley > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I've seen this discussed on the list before, but can't find it in the archives. How do you cite sources referencing NFLD? For instance, before 1948, NFLD is part of England. Is it a colony? I'm "improving" sources in genealogy program and wondered how I should refer to NFLD place records before 1948 -- Carbonear, Conception Bay North, Newfoundland, England? and/or Colony of Newfoundland? I think there might be other important dates before 1948. Help would be greatly appreciated. Donna Kirby Milley