I have just discovered that my Great Great Grandfather David G. BAKER was born December 12, 1843 in Stanbridge, Quebec, Canada. How would I go about getting a copy of his birth certificate or some sort of christening record? I believe he was Protestant--he was listed as Baptist later in the partial Iowa, USA, census of 1895. This is my first post, and I hope you'll forgive me if this is information that has been given out before. Also, if anyone knows of the Baker family from that area, I'd love to hear from them. I'm particularly desirous of finding the names of parents and siblings. Thanks, Mary Vivian Illinois, USA __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Get organized for the holidays! http://calendar.yahoo.com/

I'm still looking for any information on the family of Joseph SARTWELL. His father, Erastus SARTWELL was in the Broome woods in the 1850's and had a family there. I am looking especially for Jason SARTWELL, my namesake. He is the son of Joseph SARTWELL. He seems to drop off of the earth somewhere after 1930, the last actual record I have on Jason is his marriage to Mary LAMBERT at Derby, Vermont. I wonder if Jason went back to Canada? Does anyone know of any SARTWELL family's still living in lower Canada? Thanks, Jake Sartwell

Morning listers. Do any of you live in or near Edmonton,Ab? Searching for live relatives who would maybe help with our genealogy. Surnames McDougall and Tremblay family maybe. Thanx. Viola.

Greeting I am look for information on the Sunbury Family. They lived in Eaton Quebec in the 1870. Samual Sunbury had a son named Lyman Sunbury who was married to Abigal Rolfe They had 13 children Bob Sunbury E-Mail robertsunbury@aol.com

Among the grantees of the township of Sutton, Quebec were Alexander Griggs, John Griggs, Peleg Spencer, Thomas Spencer, Jeremiah Spencer, and Benjamin Spencer. Peleg Spencer and Thomas Spencer were brothers, and the sons of Jeremiah Spencer. Alexander Griggs married their sister, Elizabeth Spencer. The group of grantees appears to have tight family ties.(a father, his two sons, and a son-in-law). How were John Griggs, and Benjamin Spencer connected to Jeremiah, Peleg, Thomas, and Alexander? Betty [Griggs] Boroski

Hello, I am searching for information on the wife of Benjamin Sargent- Sarah Fordice. In a newspaper quote sent by Pennie Redmile in theGranby Leader Mail Mrs Benjamin Sargent was killed Aug 21, 1869 when he Miner bridge collapsed. Is this Mrs Sargent the same Sarah Fordice Sargent- mother of Amelia Maria Edwards Sargent? I would appreciate any information on this family. thank you, Paula Oneal

Good Morning Everyone I'm looking for both MOREL & PILON. Amedee Morel Nicolet PQ married Clara Beauchesne Nicolet PQ Children are: Remi b: 1901, Albert, Irene, Charles, Paul, Marie, Germaine, Hector, Bertha, Rosalind, Henriette Fleurett b: 1912. There are 17 children to this family 2 died very young. I know Remie came to Ontario & the rest stayed in Quebec, but I can't find them any where. Is there someone who has any information on this family? Thanks Much Heather

Hello group, Canada: A People's History - Episode 5 - 'A Question Of Loyalties'. What a wonderful broadcast on CBC television tonight(Sun) ! The good news, and reason for this writing is that it will be re-broadcast this thursday night. Don't miss it! - This Thursday night. Eric Pickel

Hi Ethel Thought you might be interested in this chat session although not sure what time that would be for you. Maybe you belong to this newsgroup already. Guess I told you I was already writing to the last Kennison emailer -TPTHOMAS- although each of 3 times he contacted me this year it was as if the first time. In the last one he gave me info about Nancy Kennison-Sylvester Bell's family but not sure about the entry for Justus -- " I don't have anything on the ancestors of Samuel Bell and Nancy Kennison, but I do have info on some of their children. This comes from Neil Broadhurst's "Births & Baptisms" book. Julia Ann Bell, oldest daughter of Samuel Bell & Nancy Kennison was born in Shefford on 8-15-1829 and baptized 11-12-1848. Laura Diana Bell, 2nd daughter of Samuel Bell and Nancy Kennison was born in Shefford on 9-14-1831 and baptized 11-12-1848. Justus Bell, aged 34, son of Samuel Bell and ..........., maiden name Ketzeback, was baptized 9-14-1872. If I find any more on Samuel and Nancy K., I will let you know. And I will check your web site. Regards - Harold" Somehow the more progress I make on this line the less I'm sure of. Just when I think I have some real information it turns out to cloud the issues instead. So what's the Samuel + Justus Bell connection with a Ketchback? Maybe she was a witness and could have gotten names mixed up. Anyway thanks for passing along his name. He does seem to be very interested and may be able to find some connections - assuming of course that has a super sharp mind and flawless memory like us spring chickens. I'm still curious about Henry Kenaston saying that he has siblings for Nancy but never answering my inquiries after that. And then finding on Ancestry.com that his Kennison's don't add up- if you go to her parents (Josiah?) or to siblings and then back to her she has a different family. Its very weird - not sure how this could happen. Do you think you could ask him if he as a Nancy Kennison and about her family? His said b 1803 dau of Samuel Bell same as my records. hkenaston@hitter.net (Henry Kenaston) Well since Zini's in the shower maybe there's a chance of our going out. Have spent some time trying to figure out what to do about my cataract and looks like I'll have it done Thanksgiving week as recovery is short. Then I will be so happy to finally have all this medical stuff behind me and be healthy the rest of my life. It sure has consumed far too much of my attentions this year and is a real nuisance and distraction. What a horrible situation with the election. Sounds like it could go on for some time. Have a good weekend. Rachel In a message dated 10/18/00 3:07:34 AM Eastern Standard Time, QC-ETANGLO-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Message-ID: <002b01c03873$d9274d80$0e68fc3f@afjones> > Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Wednesday Nite Canada Chat > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Hi, > > Reminding everyone of the Wednesday evening, Canada Genealogy Chat at > http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm from 8-9 PM EASTERN TIME. > > For any new people, just click on the link for chat at the home page. On > the next page, click on the FLOAT tab to put any ads or banners behind the > chat box then enter a name you want to use. Do not fill any other box. > Then click ok, connect and you will be in the chat room. You will see a > long narrow box just below the chat box which says "Type Here" This is > where you start typing. Enter who you are working on in CAPS. Then hit > enter. This will put your remark up into that chat room. Before you leave, > say good-bye and give us a minute or two to respond then click on the log > off link and leave the site just as you would any other website. > > Hope you all can come as the more who show up. the more links and help we > can accomplish. If you miss the chat, you can go to the forum and post your > surname queries and research questions at: > http://forums.about.com/ab-huntsville > > The chat transcripts are available at > http://huntsville.about.com/blrecords.htm > > > Sue macduff@infi.net > > ______________________________ ______________________________ --------------------

Hi List I have been lurking on this list for a while, and decided that this is such a dynamite list, with so many helpful people, that I'd throw my problem out there. I have ancestors who immigrated to Canada East, before 1830, and all the information I have is that their children were born in Canada East, which at that time would have been Quebec, my question is, how do I find out what county etc., so that I can search censuses etc. to find them. I assume they would have landed where all the immigrates did at that time, they lived there until 1850, where US censuses show them in Windsor Co,VT.(Census 1860) I have surname STEWART,Alexander m Mary Conoughan/Connegan/Coneghan, between - I'm trying to his mother/father back to Ireland. Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I know I don't give you much to go on. Cathie in Florida Leven9700@aol.com

In a message dated 11/9/00 5:24:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, margiel@teleport.com writes: << Subj: Re: [QC-ETANGLO] RICHARDSON, STREETER, CHURCH, BERRY Date: 11/9/00 5:24:51 PM Eastern Standard Time From: margiel@teleport.com (Marjorie Landreville) To: Kwsroots@aol.com In Neal Broadhurst's "Protestant Marriages in the District of Bedford, Quebec: Hannah Sheldon Church, spinster of Brome Twp, m. 2 Jan 1829, John Berry 2nd, Church of England, Shefford. Hope this is the right one! Marge >> Hi Marge, Thanks so much for the suggestion. We can use all the input we can get at this point in trying to resolve our problem. We have considered Hannah Sheldon Church as a good prospect for being the sister of Cecilia Wells Church, and thereby the aunt of our Harriet M. Berry. (In an article in a Forreston, IL newspaper, Cecilia Wells Church Richardson was referred to as the aunt of our Harriet M. Berry.) Hannah Sheldon Church was married to John Berry II on 2 Jan 1829 in the same Church of England, Shefford, Quebec, as Cecilia Wells Church who married George Herbert Richardson there in 1838. This would seem to suggest that Cecilia Wells Church and Hanna Sheldon Church might be related. Unfortunately, so far, we haven't been able to discover what the relationship might be, if there is one. At this point, we only know that Hannah Sheldon Church had the following siblings: Harriet Church, who married Thomas Craig in 1812, and Dudley Church, who married Nancy Scott in 1816. George Herbert Richardson, whose parents were Calvin and Nancy (Streeter) Richardson, is believed to have had the following siblings: William Russell Richardson, who married Charlotte M. Todd in 1853, and Roswell Wyman Richardson, who married Mary Wood in 1855. Another possible sibling is a Calvin S. Richardson. As you know, we are also considering the possibility that a sister to George Herbert Richardson married the father of Harriet M. Berry. If you should run into any other siblings and the parents of Cecilia Wells Church, and siblings of George Herbert Richardson, especially female siblings, we would be grateful for the information. Regards, Ken Shute, in Maryland (kwsroots@aol.com).

THis is probably an impossible request but I have a relative who said he was b 4 Jul 1852 in Ma. He was found on a farm just north of Canaan, Essex Co, Vt sometime during the 1860s in Canada by farmers who had taken their haying equipment up there to help the Canadians. He was being abused in some way and brought him back to Canaan with them where he lived the rest of his life. This farm couldn't have been too far north of Canaan and would anyone have a clue or heard any relative mention such an occurance happening? I have searched his death, marriage certificates and certificates of his children's births but all say he was born in Ma, somewhere near Springfield. Thank you for ANY help! Nancy Gray

> Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Cranbourne > Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2000 13:19:38 -0700 > From: "Susie Toews" <toewss@cadvision.com> > To: QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com > > Can anyone on the list tell me where Cranbourne, Quebec > is? Thanks. > Susi Hi One of the best websites for that is: http://GeoNames.NRCan.gc.ca/ It has the location and will show you nearby places also. Bob

Would Jennifer Crane email me privately, please?? I lost the email list and I have info re the families listed above........Margaret

Dear Lists: I started out about an hour ago, to reply to all of you who sent best wishes and prayers for Bill during his cancer treatments. We spent from Tuesday until in Regina while he underwent the first part of his treatment for Cancer of the prostate. He came through with flying colors and is feeling very well. He will continue treatments here in Saskatoon in a couple of weeks. Everything looks positive to a full recovery and complete cure of the cancer. Thank you all, I don't have time to reply personnally to each of you, (well over 100), but together we made it through. Thanks Bill and Karen Haffermehl

Thanks to Rachel I have a little more info on my PARKES. Just wondering if anyone connects to the following brothers and sisters. ELsie Mary Parkes b. 12/Apr/1893 Mable Jane Parkes b. 31/Jan/1895 Arthur John Parkes b. 23/Nov/1896 Alice Christina Parkes b. 9/June/1898 all from the Richmond area Thanks Tim

Can anyone on the list tell me where Cranbourne, Quebec is? Thanks. Susi

Zalmon HALL & Sarah MOREHOUSE came to Stoke or Westbury abt.1795 but by 1825 were in Ascot Twp., prob. lot 27 of Range 1 [1831 census]. Their eldest dau. Eliza HALL m. Alured A. BISHOP Apr.8, 1819 in the Eaton Twp. Presbyterian Church. By 1831 the BISHOP's had 2 girls and 3 boys in Dudswell Twp. I would appreciate any information abt. either of these families. Mat Ardron.

Looking for the children of Louis Senecal and Louise Paquet who were married on November 23, 1840 in Varennes, Vercheres, Quebec. Thank you, Lynn

Hi Everyone, Can anyone out there add to the following? Thanks, Conrad Name: Alice Maria BULLARD Sex: Female Father: Orison BULLARD (Nov 25 1813-Jun 14 1871) Mother: Maria A. MERRY (Dec 11 1824-Oct 6 1893) Individual Facts Birth Aug 17 1859 in Magog, Quebec, Canada Chr Oct 25 1867 in Calvinist Baptist, Georgeville, Quebec, Canada (age 8) Marriages/Children 1. Frank O. BLOUNT Marriage Sep 16 1901 in Newport, VT (age 42) ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.