Does anyone have a marriage record for Sarah Nancy O'Brian and Edward Millar-probably in the Sweetsburg area in the early 1850s. Thank you. Paula

Actually I was just there, Mr. Sweeny is not there the person to talk to that is most helpful is Ms Cote. ----- Original Message ----- From: Grace DeBiasio To: QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: November 2, 2000 3:46 PM Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Re Anglican Diocese records-Bishops University The address for the Anglican Diosese records is: Quebec Diocesan Archives Bishops University Lennoxville, Quebec J1M 1Z7 Telephone- 819- 822-9600 Ext 2567 jsweeny @abacom.com This was the address and numbers as of September 1998 so I hope that they have not changed.

The address for the Anglican Diosese records is: Quebec Diocesan Archives Bishops University Lennoxville, Quebec J1M 1Z7 Telephone- 819- 822-9600 Ext 2567 jsweeny @abacom.com This was the address and numbers as of September 1998 so I hope that they have not changed.

Thank you, Jackie, for posting such an interesting site. Molly Shumate molly@sunline.net RaiderHart@aol.com wrote: > > I just found a most wonderful web site - > > http://www.dcs.uwaterloo.ca/~marj/genealogy/emigrants1832.html > > Immigrants to Canada > > 1832 Emigrants Handbook For Arrivals at Quebec > Information > Published by > His Majesty's Chief Agent > For the Superintendence of Settlers and > Emigrants in Upper and Lower Canada. > For The Use > of > Emigrants. > (Gratis) > Quebec: > Printed by Thomas Cary & Co. > Freemason's Hall, Buade Street > 1832 > > Jackie Forrestal

I just found a most wonderful web site - http://www.dcs.uwaterloo.ca/~marj/genealogy/emigrants1832.html Immigrants to Canada 1832 Emigrants Handbook For Arrivals at Quebec Information Published by His Majesty's Chief Agent For the Superintendence of Settlers and Emigrants in Upper and Lower Canada. For The Use of Emigrants. (Gratis) Quebec: Printed by Thomas Cary & Co. Freemason's Hall, Buade Street 1832 Jackie Forrestal

I just read this week's online edition of The Stanstead Journal. http//www.stanstead-journal.com Royal Orr has an interesting article about Marcus Child that members of the list may find interesting. Go to the section marked: "Columns" Jackie Forrestal

just passing this along it was posted by "Sue" to the list a while ago regarding the Canada chat............... Hi Everyone, It appears that there will not be any more Canada Chats. I will post the message I received from the owner of the chats that she received from About.com. "Hi, Chatters: It is with deep, deep regret that I tell you that my editor at About.com has demanded that I restrict the genealogy chats to Alabama only. I will try to keep the Chat Transcripts and forum queries up as long as I can. At this point she hasn't said that I have to take them down." So, it appears that this week was the last week. Sorry that we will not be able to meet and help each other out. You may want to check out: http://genforum.genealogy.com/ for another chat site. Just go to their chat link and register for a password. The site is free and open 24 hours a day. People are on from all over the world. Hope to see you on the genforum chats. Sue macduff@infi.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paula Oneal" <oneal_p@popmail.firn.edu> To: <QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 6:05 PM Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] CANADA CHAT > I seem to be unable to find the Canada chat site. Does anyone have the address? > Paula >

I seem to be unable to find the Canada chat site. Does anyone have the address? Paula

I just sent a request for info. on the marriage between Spencer and Mary A....I was mistaken with the date, the marriage would have taken place between 1866 and 1887. Sorry.

Searching for protestant marriage of: Spencer Sutherland b. 1828 Sutherlandshire,Scotland to Mary A. Kenny b. 1838 Cork Co. Irish Free State marriage date circa 1906  (protestant marriage) Most likely Dorchester,Beauce, or Leeds area. t.

Hi everyone! I have a confusing problem. I have followed my TURNER family back 5 generations, but that is where I run into a snag. I will try to explain! My g-g grandfather was ARTEMUS TURNER B.1853 D. 1927 Cherry River, Qc.,m. June 2, 1875 to MARY R. LEWIS b.1857 d.1906 Cherry River, Qc. Now, I believe his father was ISAAC TURNER, but I keep coming up with 2 ISAAC TURNERS: 1] ISAAC TURNER b. 1804 Sutton, Qc. d. Nov.2, 1888 Sutton Qc. m. April 8, 1847 to Eliza Moffit b. Oct. 1826 Sutton, Qc. d. April 1888 Sutton. 2] ISAAC TURNER b. 1804 Dunham, Qc. d. ? m. 1813 to Prudence Wilcox b. 1806 d. 1845. ( Please note the birth and marriage dates. I would think this is likely an error.) ISAAC # 2s father was ARTEMUS TURNER also and was born in Vt. April 21, 1775. He was married to Elizabeth Dunham b. Sept. 1, 1774 in Worcester, Ma. d. Oct. 1853. Isaac # 1s parents have not been located yet, at least not by me. If anyone can shed a little light on this problem, I would be very grateful. Ernest (Ernie) Turner _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Rhia, There is no mention of MACE (or variations thereof) on either the list of discharged soldiers or the land grant return. However, on the latter there is a listing for "Heirs of Peter FLAXMAN, emigrant, Grantham, Range 6, Lot 12, 100 acres, south side." Michael ----- Original Message ----- From: Rhia Mace <adammace@nb.sympatico.ca> To: Michael Fellows <tucson@ozemail.com.au> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 10:49 AM Subject: Re: [QC-ETANGLO] John LAWLESS reply > Hi Michael > Thanks for the line on John Lawless. He is the second husband of my 4th greatgrandmother. You mention he is one of 65 discharged soldiers. Do you by chance have this list? If you do could you see if there is a Richard Mace and anyone who would fit the surname Flaxman or a varation of Flaxman. I think both these two people were giving land grants in the Wickham - Grantham area.

I have the above person who was born in 1831, most likely Frampton,Dorchester,Qu?bec...I am thinking perhaps he could have died young, as he is listed as a child, although family records have lost him, and his mother died during this year sometime....would anyone happen to have him at all in any records whatsoever? parents:  Kenneth Sutherland and Helen Syms(various spellings) thankyou!!! t.

Does anyone have any info. on this church, or more specifically where it was located in Pointe L?vis,Qu?bec.  Aubigny English Church (protestant)

I am wondering if someone is available to lookup in supposidly what is called:  Registers for buriels, deaths etc., that is supposed to be available for Frampton,Qu?bec from Bishops... specifically: Kenneth Sutherland  b. c 1786, Sutherlandshire,Scotland,                                 d. by 1860 Frampton,Dorchester,Qu?bec National Archives in Qu?bec City, says this info. is held in this region.... Thankyou, please e-mail with ones fees.... Theresa Coleman

Hi I rec'd a message from Bev Armstrong and my reply keeps bouncing so Bev could you e-mail me again so I can reply. Thanks Tim

Hi I have two questions tonight steming from the same family. I have William George ANDREWS married to Hannah PERKINS and having a child Edwin James ANDREWS b.1862 in Shipton Quebec. Edwin married Julie Alice Maud Cross and moved to Sask. and raised a family of ten. My questions are does anyone have other children for William and Hannah and does anyone have any info on Edwin and family after they moved to Sask. Thanks Tim

Hi all, Just thought I'd repost the surnames I'm researching, in case some new members aren't aware of them. Some names are: Francis Lavalley (later changed his name to Quebec), b. 1821, Quebec?, married Lucy Jemina Griggs 1843 in Dunham. Her parents were Abraham Griggs & Sally (or Sarah) Bundy, who were married in 1818 in Dunham. If any of these names are familiar, please contact me offlist. Thanks, Dorothy Quebec dquebec@t2.net

John and James Steinbarge were in Shefford around 1810 to 1830. They had several half brothers and sisters with the last name of Cooley. Does anyone have any information on either of these families. When John got married in 1829 he was listed as John Barge on the marriage register in Shefford. Any help would be appreciated Alison

I have the 1825 census of Shipton and Leete is spelled as Leet. There were Cyrus, Ezra, Levi, Rainar and Ruben Leet listed. In the Levi household 8 people were present. No Brooks were listed. Alison