Hi Everyone, Can anyone assist me with descendants or other information regarding this family? Thanks, Conrad Name: Pearl G. BULLARD Sex: Female Father: John Usher BULLARD (Jun 30 1842-) Mother: Mary Elizabeth SEYMOUR (May 24 1845-Sep 20 1902) Individual Facts Birth Nov 1878 in Westfield, VT Marriages/Children 1. Ernest Hunt WAREN Marriage Aug 7 1907 in Newport, VT (age 28) ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Hi List, Thanks to all for the site of the Univ. However, I still did not manage to find any information by searching through it. I also heard from Miss Cote, and she says they do not provide research services there. Beth in OH

Hello list- This list was recommended to me by some friendly folks on the Quebec list. They suggested that I may have more success in finding my family members here! Here is the query that I posted: > I recently found that my Hayes family spent some years in Canada. Previously, I had only been researching Vermont. One of my gg uncles, Orrin Philetus Hayes, was married to Aphia E. Weston (Wesson) on May 7, 1864 in St. Armond. Another of my gg uncles, Winfield Scott Hayes, was born "in Canada" in 1861. I am new at research in Canada. Where can I begin to look for this family? Other children of my ggg grandparents, Edwin Hayes/Hays (b. 1815 - enlisted in C Co. 5th Reg. VT on Aug. 20, 1862 in Richford, VT and d. Feb. 1863 of wounds/illness Bells Plains, VA) and Nancy Mary (SESSIONS) HAYES (b. 1817 - d. June 25, 1885 in Cambridge, VT) are: Clara Hayes Philandia Hayes b: 1838 in Vermont Ester A. Hayes b: 1840 in Vermont Josephine Hayes b: 1842 in Vermont Eliza A. Hayes b: 1844 in Vermont m. David S. TUTE b: 1841 in Vermont Caira Hayes b: 1847 in Vermont Edgar Hayes b: June 10, 1848 in Cambridge, Vermont d: December 27, 1885 in Lyndon, Vermont m. November 16, 1868 in Stowe, Vermont Nancy Matilda ADAMS b: May 28, 1852 in Belvidere, Vermont Eunice Hayes m. Gains THOMPSON October 04, 1868 Orlow Hayes Ormill D. Hayes Leaphy Ann Hayes Oscar Hayes m. Martha M. ADAMS Winfield Scott Hayes b: 1861 in Canada How would I go about locating church records or census records for this area? Is there an index for the Quebec census for 1861, 1871 or 1881? (Do I have the correct census years!?!) Would I be able to find any of this on the internet? I appreciate any guidance or information you can pass along to me! Clueless in New Jersey - Lorie

Julia Here many census reports can be found or ordered from the local Mormon church family history centres. I recently ordered a copy of a Quebec census. If that is not possible, let me know and I will see what I can find at our centre. Paula ----- Original Message ----- From: julia sauter <juliasauter@home.com> To: <QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 7:38 PM Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Census 1880 Boston > I guess we can no longer order in census films into Toronto from the States NARA due to customs or some such things. On the off chance a lister or anyone they know of has some info. > I am looking for the 1880 BOSTON Census: > would pay for a lookup........thanks. Julia > >

I guess we can no longer order in census films into Toronto from the States NARA due to customs or some such things. On the off chance a lister or anyone they know of has some info. I am looking for the 1880 BOSTON Census: would pay for a lookup........thanks. Julia

Hi Carol I know if you look in familysearch.org, in their library catalogue there are several books listed for the history of Drummondville: 1) Drummondville A Short Story - This one can be obtained in English 2) Drummondville - 150 years - This one is in French Kathleen Brock Edmonton, AB Carol Deckers wrote: > Would anyone on the list be able to recommend a book about the early years of Drummondville? > > Thank you. > > Carol

Would anyone on the list be able to recommend a book about the early years of Drummondville? Thank you. Carol

I am interested in hearing from anyone who is researching any of the TURNER familes listed below. 1. Rachael TURNER born 1819 in England m Robert REED 2. Frederick TURNER born abt 1825 England married Elizabeth WITT in Bury, Que 1846 3. David TURNER born 1831 in England m Harriet BARTER 1854 in Eaton, Que 4. Amos TURNER born 1832 in England m Rosanna SYLVEST in 1857, Bury, Que 5. Amanda TURNER b 1841 Eastern Townships (probably Eaton/Bury) 6. Lydia TURNER b 1845 also Eastern Townships 7. Ellen TURNER b 1846, Eastern Twnshps. Thanks. Susi Alberta

Hi Jane, Could you explain how you found anything on this site? I'm having no luck in searching it. Also wrote them, but have not been answered. Thanks, Beth Jane Patrick wrote: > I have just checked out the Bishops University Library website, and it > is a goldmine of ET genealogical info. > > http://www.ubishops.ca > > Enjoy! > > Jane

Hi List, I am looking for someone in the Stanstead area willing to do my cemetery leg-work. All costs, as well as a reasonable fee if requested, will be paid. First is Perryboro Cemtery, Ch. East Hereford, Barford. Second is Perry Farm Cemetery, Stanstead. I would like some form of photo as well as written inscription. Exact location by means of rough sketched map would be a plus. Post to list or answer privately at bthmbl@centurytel.net Beth PERRY in Ohio, US

In a message dated 11/7/00 6:14:22 PM Eastern Standard Time, macduff@infi.net writes: << Subj: [QC-ETANGLO] Children of Calvin RICHARDSON and Nancy STREETER Date: 11/7/00 6:14:22 PM Eastern Standard Time From: macduff@infi.net (Susan Jones) To: QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com Hi List, I am going to have to ask for a little help. I am looking for any other children of Calvin RICHARDSON and Nancy STREETER. Calvin Was born 17 July 1790 in Swanzey, Sullivan Co., NH to Wyman RICHARDSON and Ruth LANE. Nancy was born about 1790 also in Swanzey, to Barzillai STREETER and Nancy BROWN. Calvin and Nancy were married 10 Nov. 1810 in Richmond, NH and later moved to S. Stuckely, Quebec. I know they had at least 2 children. I believe they had more than 2 including girls. Any help in finding these other children would be greatly appreciated. The 2 known children are: William Russel RICHARDSON b. 1832 in Swanzey area of NH and married in W. Shefford, Quebec to Charlotte M. TODD 14 May 1853 George Herbert RICHARDSON bmd unknown married to Cecilia Wells CHURCH. Thank-you all in advance for any help you can shed on the other children. Sue in Florida macduff@infi.net >> Hi Sue, As you know, we too share your interest in finding information on any other children of Calvin and Nancy Richardson, and welcome details from the List. One of the sons, George Herbert Richardson, was born 1/2/1816 in Richmond, NH. He married Cecilia Wells Church 3/14/1838 in Shefford County, Quebec. Cecilia was born 4/30/1814 in Waterloo, Shefford County, Quebec, and died 9/2/1863 in Forreston, IL. My wife's forebear, Harriet M. Berry, was born 9/20/1842 in Waterloo, Shefford County, Quebec. We have a newspaper report that she was living with her aunt (Cecilia Wells Church Richardson) in Forreston, IL by 1863 when she married Edwin H. Riley. We are trying to determine whether Cecilia Wells Church had a sister who married Harriet's father, which would give us the maiden name of Harriet's mother as Church, or whether George Herbert Richardson had a sister who married Harriet's father, which would give us the maiden name of Harriet's mother as Richardson. Consequently, we would like to expand on your request, to ask the List if anyone knows anything about the siblings of Cecilia Wells Church, as well as her parents, for which we have no information. Regards, Ken Shute, in Maryland (kwsroots@aol.com).

Hi List, I am going to have to ask for a little help. I am looking for any other children of Calvin RICHARDSON and Nancy STREETER. Calvin Was born 17 July 1790 in Swanzey, Sullivan Co., NH to Wyman RICHARDSON and Ruth LANE. Nancy was born about 1790 also in Swanzey, to Barzillai STREETER and Nancy BROWN. Calvin and Nancy were married 10 Nov. 1810 in Richmond, NH and later moved to S. Stuckely, Quebec. I know they had at least 2 children. I believe they had more than 2 including girls. Any help in finding these other children would be greatly appreciated. The 2 known children are: William Russel RICHARDSON b. 1832 in Swanzey area of NH and married in W. Shefford, Quebec to Charlotte M. TODD 14 May 1853 George Herbert RICHARDSON bmd unknown married to Cecilia Wells CHURCH. Thank-you all in advance for any help you can shed on the other children. Sue in Florida macduff@infi.net

Looking for information on the following: Louis DAIGNAULT married 24 January 1832 in St. Mathias, Providence of Quebec to Felecite LAROCQUE. They had a daughter named Virginia DAIGNAULT. Sorry, this is all the info I have. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you kindly. Sincerely, Richard S.EMERY Descendent of John EMERY,Newbury,Mass

Hi List, I'm taking a chance that my ancestors were in this area when they immigrated from Ireland. I'm researching surname STEWART,Conoughan,Connegan, Conaghan (these are the (3) spellings I have received, and there are probably more. My research is tough as I have nothing on them before Vermont, only that they had been in Canada, and before that Ireland. Searching: Alexander STEWART b c1804-1812in Ireland m Mary Conoughan (Conoghan,Connegan) b c 1812 in Ireland. There first (5) children born Canada 1836-1845 Isabel STEWART b 1836 Canada East Samuel STEWART b 1841 Canada East Martha STEWART b 1843 Canada East Mathew/Matthew STEWART b 1844 Canada East Robert George Stewart b 1845 Canada East I would say that they had to have emigrated in early 1830s The above information comes from VT censuses. Hoping that someone will have information on these Canadian connections, they emigrated into Vermont about 1850 according to Vt Census Any help much appreciated. Thanks, Cathie - Leven9700@aol.com

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Extras Off my Dalgleish famiy MF M138/15 Leaf 83R SMITH, Adam, late of Quebec a clerk?, a native of Aberdeen, died here in a natural way, as appears from the coroners' warrent for burial on the nineteenth July and was buried on the twentieth day of August 1832 signed James Haskamp, Minister and witnessed by John Rickaler and John Mitchell MUNRO, William Munroe, and Sarah his wife, had a son born on the 18th day of Feb 1835, and baptized on the 6th day of August 1836 named Henry by John Cook, minister, witnesses William munroe, Sarah munroe, Mungo munro and margaret Munro Leaf 331 MF 138/15 St Andrews Presbyterian, Quebec City ARKLEY, John Arkley of the township of Leeds, Bachelor, and Margaret Allen of the same place, spinster, wwas by licence from his Excellency Matthew Lord Aylwin was joined in the holy bans of matrimony on the 6th day of April 1832, by me James Haskamp and witnessed by John Arkley, Margaret Allen, John Allen, John West, John McVeagh and John McKeckner?? Leaf 15R MC #M138/15 St Andrews Presbyterian Quebec City FORBES, John James, son of John Forbes, corporal in his majesty's Sixth Battalion Royal Artilleray, and of Mary Ann his wife, aged 14 months, died on the 21st and was buried on the 27th of July in the year of our lord 1830 by me mr A. Norman Chaplain to her Majesty's forces, Quebec City. Witnessed by John Forbes and Robert Forbes [ film M210/1 Inverness Prestestant]

Hi Does anyone have anything on either of the following two marriages. Leah WARD b. 1873 Cleveland Quebec married Albert PARKES Arthur WARD from the same time frame and area married Zora CORWER(SP) Thanks Tim P.S. this is such a great list....I made three postings last week and rec'd 15 replies....everyone is so helpful

Julie, you mentioned under the FORBES, that he was with a battalion during the early 1800's...would anyone happen to know where I could locate info. on those serving these types of regiments during this period...I am specifically searching for confirmation of a Captain Kenneth Sutherland. Theresa.

Julia, I have Whyte's Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada Before Confederation, and there are 4 Dalgleish's listed. Janet Dalgleish (Feb. 8, 1766- Aug. 19, 1850) died in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. If this helps, I'm happy to give more info from the book -- I don't have the other one you mentioned. Georgia

Need parents & siblings of [1]Goodrich Coates, Sr. and his w/Jemima Eastman. Goodrich (may have been his middle name) was b. abt. 1785 Canada/England. He resided and died at Eaton, Que. One of his sons, [2] Goodrich, Jr. b. 1806, Eaton, later removed to Pittsburg, NH. His w/Charlotte Farnsworth. [3]Albert, mar. Alice Straw [4] Will mar. Ada Waldron. I've run up against a wall with this family. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Regena Elliott Researching: Coates/Coats, Waldron/Waldran from Quebec, NH & VT