The Township of Stanbridge was first outlined in 1792 and was opened for settlement in 1801. Caleb Tree was the first to settle in the area called Stanbridge East. In 1889, the towns of Stanbridge-Station, Notre-Dame-de-Stanbridge and Saint-Ignace-de-Stanbridge were erected as municipalities separate from the Township of Stanbridge, and in 1890 the town of Bedford was erected as a separate municipality, leaving the present Township of Stanbridge (Stanbridge-East) a fraction of its original size but with the original name. (ref: Stanbridge 1890-1990, Editions Bilodeau & Fils, 1990) ----Original Message Follows---- From: SLWCEW2@aol.com To: QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Stanbridge question Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 10:22:03 EDT Hi List: Can anyone on this list tell me if Stanbridge East, Stanbridge Station and Stanbridge City are all one and the same? I am a bit confused on this. Sandy in Calif. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

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Hi List: Can anyone on this list tell me if Stanbridge East, Stanbridge Station and Stanbridge City are all one and the same? I am a bit confused on this. Sandy in Calif.

There was a St.Mary's D'ely in Quebec not far from Valcourt and Racine, Quebec. It is now called Maricourt, Quebec. Carolyn Carolyn Parent

(The following is listed by Date the signitures were made, Names, Place from whence they came, Township in which they intend to settle.) 1795 May6th Henry Esnizick Caldwell Manor Stanstead " Charles Wheeler " " Adam Tary " Stoke " Simon Huntington " " James Williams " " Adam Friet Christis Seig. Stanstead " Joseph May Caldwell Manor " John Allen " " Enoch Salle Christies Seig. " Humphrey Toleman Caldwell Manor " William Marsh Jun " " Daniel Cotton " " Daniel Saylor Christies Seig. " Richard Martin Caldwell Manor " Philip Derick Christies Seig. " James Liddel Caldwell Manor Hereford " Jacob Salls Christies Seig. " Samuel Demaray " " Thomas Martin Caldwell Manor " William Aiuthurs? Christies Seig. " Nicholas Demaray " " Richard Demeray " " Michael Weldon " " John Martin Caldwell Manor " John Adams Christies Seig. " Charles Odel " " David Fryon Caldwell Manor Hereford " Peter Allen " " Adam Allen " " Henry Costrum Christies Seig. " Joseph Odel Jun " " Joseph Odel " " Jacob Green " " Bill Fuller " " Samuel Lewis " " Jacobus Cronkkite " " Steven Seriver " " Thomas White " Hereford " Joshua Odell " " Thomas Lewis " " John Robinson " " William Lewis " " Isaac Willsie " " Jacob Manning " " John Welden " " Thomas Burkide " " Johua Stevens " " John Manning " End of Page 92521 R. J. Shogan

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------80149A46AE7 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi Molly, Forgive my mistake on your e-mail address. Today there is much sunshine in South-east Ontario and it befuddled me...sending again and hope you receive this one... Joy.... --------------80149A46AE7 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <3958C221.18A5@sympatico.ca> Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 11:02:57 -0400 From: JOY TWENEY <joybat@sympatico.ca> Reply-To: joybat@sympatico.ca X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.01C-SYMPA (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: QC-ETANGLO <QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com> CC: molly@sunshine.net Subject: St. Mary's, Ontario Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi Molly, I hope I am not frustrating you too much. St. Marys is in the Province of Ontario . It is a very little town a few miles from Stratford, Ontario where each Summer the Stratford Shakespearean Festival is performed with many famous actors. Also near London, Ont. The little town or village of St. Marys has much history around it also .. I will check into it a bit more for you but have a small Grandchild in Hospital at moment and hopefully someone on the list will be able to supply more detail.. However your link may still be in Quebec. I believe in searching all leads .. The time element may be off as well not knowing the date the town or village was incorporated... I have lost the e-mail with your ancestors name and date & would appreciate the info again when you have time... Joy....... --------------80149A46AE7--

Hi Molly, I hope I am not frustrating you too much. St. Marys is in the Province of Ontario . It is a very little town a few miles from Stratford, Ontario where each Summer the Stratford Shakespearean Festival is performed with many famous actors. Also near London, Ont. The little town or village of St. Marys has much history around it also .. I will check into it a bit more for you but have a small Grandchild in Hospital at moment and hopefully someone on the list will be able to supply more detail.. However your link may still be in Quebec. I believe in searching all leads .. The time element may be off as well not knowing the date the town or village was incorporated... I have lost the e-mail with your ancestors name and date & would appreciate the info again when you have time... Joy.......

Searching for Odell families that may have arrived in Eastern Twnsps from Portland, Maine....if this sounds familiar...please contact me.

Hi, It could be the town of St. Marys, Ontario near Stratford, Ontario. Just a thought..... joybat@sympatico.ca

Hello all, Once before we had a researcher asking about St Mary's - & we couldn't find such a place. If anyone has any ideas.. please post them to the list. Thank you...Pennie -----Original Message----- From: molly <molly@sunline.net> To: QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com <QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, June 26, 2000 7:59 PM Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] JOSEPH DEVOID-MARY FURKEE/FIRKEY/FURKEY - 1816 >Hello List: Will give this another try. Searching for connections to >JOSEPH DEVOID b. 1816 CAN m. MARY or FRANCES FURKEY b. 1817 CAN. Mary's >father may have been GUSSON FURKEE. They settled in Monkton, Addison >Co., VT by about 1840. One of Joseph's sons records says Joseph was >born St. Mary's CANADA. Any help on this area would be appreciate. >Thank you in advance. Molly in Florida > >molly@sunline.net > >

Hello List: Will give this another try. Searching for connections to JOSEPH DEVOID b. 1816 CAN m. MARY or FRANCES FURKEY b. 1817 CAN. Mary's father may have been GUSSON FURKEE. They settled in Monkton, Addison Co., VT by about 1840. One of Joseph's sons records says Joseph was born St. Mary's CANADA. Any help on this area would be appreciate. Thank you in advance. Molly in Florida molly@sunline.net

MAY BE TRANSLATED AND POSTED To all:- Scoreboard is found at:- http://www.globalgenealogy.com/census/index6.htm G = GOLD -- YES X = RED --- NO F = Fence -- Undecided ? = Blue -- Letters have not been answered. ========================================== ? - Mr. Marceau, Richard......Charlesbourg ? - Mr. Marchand, Jean-Paul..Québec East ? - The Hon. Martin, Paul.......LaSalle--Émard ? - Mr. Ménard, Réal...............Hochelaga--Maisonneuve ? - Mr. Mercier, Paul...........Terrebonne--Blainville ? - The Hon. Normand, Gilbert...Bellechasse--Etchemins- -Montmagny--L'Islet ? - Mr. Paradis, Denis..............Brome--Missisquoi ? - Mr. Patry, Bernard.............Pierrefonds--Dollard ? - Mr. Perron, Gilles-A. ..........Rivière-des-Mille-Îles F - The Hon. Pettigrew, Pierre..Papineau--Saint-Denis ? - Ms. Picard, Pauline............Drummond ? - Mr. Plamondon, Louis.......Bas-Richelieu- -Nicolet--Bécancour G - Mr. Price, David.........Compton--Stanstead ? - Mr. Proulx, Marcel.......Hull--Aylmer F - The Hon. Robillard, Lucienne..Westmount--Ville-Marie ? - Mr. Rocheleau, Yves........Trois-Rivières ? - Mr. Saada, Jacques........Brossard--La Prairie ? - Mr. Sauvageau, Benoît..Repentigny ? - Ms. St-Hilaire, Caroline....Longueuil ? - Ms. St-Jacques, Diane....Shefford ? - Mr. St-Julien, Guy.......Abitibi--Baie-James--Nunavik ? - Ms. Thibeault, Yolande..Saint-Lambert ? - Mr. Tremblay, Stéphan...Lac-Saint-Jean ? - Mrs. Tremblay, Suzanne..Rimouski--Mitis ? - Mr. Turp, Daniel........Beauharnois--Salaberry ? - Ms. Venne, Pierrette....Saint-Bruno--Saint-Hubert ========================================== Many of the BLUE ??? need to be changed to something else. Messages to:- Jeannine Ouellet <jeannine.ouellet@sympatico.ca> - French Christine Joudrey <cjjoud@bserv.com> (anglais et francais) Muriel M. Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> (English Let's get the Quebec scoreboard changed!!! Muriel <davidson3542@home.com>

MAY BE TRANSLATED AND POSTED To all:- Scoreboard is found at:- http://www.globalgenealogy.com/census/index6.htm G = GOLD -- YES X = RED --- NO F = Fence -- Undecided ? = Blue -- Letters have not been answered. ========================================== ? - Mr. Crête, Paul........................Kamouraska- -Rivière-du-Loup--Témiscouata--Les Basques ? - Ms. Dalphond-Guiral, Madeleine..Laval Centre ? - Mr. de Savoye, Pierre..........Portneuf ? - Ms. Debien, Maud...............Laval East ? - Mr. Desrochers, Odina........Lotbinière ? - The Hon. Dion, Stéphane.. Saint-Laurent--Cartierville ? - Mr. Discepola, Nick............. Vaudreuil--Soulanges ? - Mr. Drouin, Claude.............Beauce ? - Mr. Dubé, Antoine....Lévis-et-Chutes-de-la-Chaudière ? - Mr. Duceppe, Gilles...........Laurier--Sainte-Marie ? - Mr. Dumas, Maurice...Argenteuil--Papineau--Mirabel ? - Ms. Folco, Raymonde......Laval West ? - Mr. Fournier, Ghislain........Manicouagan F - The Hon. Gagliano, Alfonso L. ..Saint-Léonard- -Saint-Michel ? - Ms. Gagnon, Christiane....Québec ? - Mr. Gauthier, Michel..........Roberval ? - Ms. Girard-Bujold, Jocelyne...Jonquière ? - Mr. Godin, Maurice............Châteauguay ? - Ms. Guay, Monique...........Laurentides ? - Mr. Guimond, Michel........Beauport - Montmorency - Côte-de-Beaupré - Île-d'Orléans ? - Mr. Harvey, André............Chicoutimi ? - Ms. Jennings, Marlene.....Notre-Dame-de-Grâce--Lachine ? - Ms. Lalonde, Francine......Mercier ? - Mr. Laurin, René.................Joliette ? - Mr. Lavigne, Raymond.... Verdun--Saint-Henri G - Mr. Lebel, Ghislain............. Chambly ? - Mr. Lefebvre, Réjean........Champlain F - Mr. Lincoln, Clifford............Lac-Saint-Louis ? - Mr. Loubier, Yvan..............Saint-Hyacinthe--Bagot ========================================= Many of the BLUE ??? need to be changed to something else. Messages to:- Jeannine Ouellet <jeannine.ouellet@sympatico.ca> - French Christine Joudrey <cjjoud@bserv.com> (anglais et francais) Muriel M. Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> (English Let's get the QUEBEC scoreboard changed!!! Muriel <davidson3542@home.com>

MAY BE TRANSLATED AND POSTED To all:- Scoreboard is found at:- http://www.globalgenealogy.com/census/index6.htm G = GOLD -- YES X = RED --- NO F = Fence -- Undecided ? = Blue -- Letters have not been answered. ========================================== ? - Ms. Alarie, Hélène...........Louis-Hébert ? - Mr. Assad, Mark.............Gatineau ? - Mr. Asselin, Gérard.......Charlevoix G - Mr. Bachand, André...Richmond--Arthabaska ? - Mr. Bachand, Claude..Saint-Jean ? - Ms. Bakopanos, Eleni...Ahuntsic ? - Mr. Bellehumeur, Michel....Berthier--Montcalm ? - Mr. Bergeron, Stéphane..Verchères - Les-Patriotes ? - Mr. Bernier, Yvan..........Bonaventure--Gaspé- -Îles-de-la-Madeleine--Pabok ? - Mr. Bertrand, Robert...Pontiac--Gatineau--Labelle ? - Mr. Bigras, Bernard.......Rosemont ? - Mr. Brien, Pierre..............Témiscamingue ? - Mr. Canuel, René.........Matapédia--Matane ? - Mr. Cardin, Serge.........Sherbrooke ? - The Hon. Cauchon, Martin..Outremont ? - Mr. Charbonneau, Yvon......Anjou- -Rivière-des-Prairies F - The Right Hon. Chrétien, Jean..Saint-Maurice ? - Mr. Chrétien, Jean-Guy.......Frontenac--Mégantic ? - The Hon. Coderre, Denis......Bourassa ? - Mr. Cotler, Irwin...................Mount Royal Mr. Irwin Cotler replied YES/OUI but the message was lost -- hopefully he will reply again. Many of the BLUE ??? need to be changed to something else. Messages to:- Jeannine Ouellet <jeannine.ouellet@sympatico.ca> - French Christine Joudrey <cjjoud@bserv.com> (anglais et francais) Muriel M. Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> (English Let's get the Quebec scoreboard changed!!! Muriel <davidson3542@home.com>

Listed by Date of signiture, Name, From whence they came, Where they intend to settle. 1795 May 5th Daniel Smith Caldwell Manor " Peter Manton Christies Seig. " Edmund Welden " " James Vandebogait " " John Odell " " James Odell " " George Iby Caldwell Manor " John Innson Christies Seig. " Frederic Schryoer " " Oliver Lewis " " Isaac Manning " " Bernard Lewis " " Wilsiam Wilsie " " James Brisben " " Anza Judd " " William Wilsie Jun " " Morris Lewis " " Thomas Gibbs Caldwell Manor " Alexander Young " " James Lewis Christies Seig. " Henry Hounsey Caldwell Manor " Samuel Filer " Stanstead " Ephraim Filer " " Charles Hilborn " Stanstead " Hix Salle Christies Seig. " John Iby Caldwell Manor " Andrew Young " " William Gibbs " " Thomas Gibbs Jun " " Joshua Iby " " Zenau White " Hereford " Jeremiah Gibbs " " Samuel Eovey Jun " " William Williston " " Adam Sisnfeson ? " " Simon Oakley " " John Slater Christies Seig. " William Marsh Jun Caldwell Manor " James Gilfillan " " Silas Fuller " " William Huntington " May 6th Duman Cameron " " Philip Ruiter " " Henry Abel " End of Page 92520 R. J. Shogan

Hello Listers - Posting my interests - James Albert ROBINSON, b. 24 Oct. 1853, s/o James and Mary?, m. Emily Jane TODD, d/o Thomas TODD and Mary SEMPLE. One child, James Claude, b. 3 Mar. 1888, Lacolle, Qc. James and Emily both born somewhere in Quebec, I believe Chateauguay in the case of James. James & Emily both buried Ottawa, Ont. I would like to find their Quebec origins and families. Anyone researching ROBINSON in Chateauguay/Lacolle area please contact me. Many thanks. Diana Quesnel, Ottawa

To all researchers:- H A P P Y B I R T H D A Y ! ! Within a few days, the LCCCC site (short for Lunenburg County's Canadian Census Campaign) will celebrate its FIRST birthday! Bryan Keddy worked long hours setting up this site, we know as http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/7843/poll.html [It bookmarks as "Post-1901"] Date of birth: July 1, 1999 Reason for site: As yet the Canadian Census Committee did not have its own list -- something was needed as we looked forward to release of Post-1901 census records. Logo: A stylized Canadian flag -- have the speakers on -- music!!! This was done by Barney Kaufman, and appears on many linked pages, some of which are included at this site. One can read and print THE MYTHS OF CENSUS by Gordon Watts from this site -- copyrighted material has been removed. It is in English language -- a translation would be great and posted. Family Genealogy Sites: There are many -- all original research. Many more could be used for the COAST-TO-COAST-TO-COAST future Canadian genealogical site. How many users to date: ONLY 13,895 -- I had hoped for 15,000! Take a peek!!! Bookmark it -- it is one place to find all those elusive internet mailing lists and much, much more! See for yourself! Muriel M. Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> {A frequent user! - I have my computer set so it does not increase the numbering system!} ==== LUNEN-LINKS Mailing List ==== Go ahead and post your query - we're all related on this list <grin>

À tous les résidents du Québec: Les résidents du Québec ont reçu en héritage une passionnante et merveilleuse histoire-- lequel pourrait être perdu pour les générations actuelles et futures. Le dernier recensement du Québec accessible aux chercheurs est celui de 1901. Plusieurs Canadiens, d'un océan à l'autre, espèrent obtenir la possibilité d'effectuer des recherches dans les recensements ultérieurs à 1901, qui pourraient être accessibles en 1903. Toutefois, cela ne se produira pas sans que vous participiez à cette lutte. Comme dans les autres parties du canada, les résidents du Québec demandent aux députés du Parlement d'intervenir pour eux à Ottawa. S'ils sont membres d'un parti, il/elle sera tenu(e) de voter, peut-pêtre de la manière contraire à ce que vous souhaitez. N'aimeriez-vous pas savoir ce que votre député pense à ce sujet? Vérifiez la liste des membres du Parlement: - Tableau http://www.globalgenealogy.com/census/index6.htm Vous noterez maintenant ou plus tard, que seulement trois (3) souhaitent que les recensements deviennent accessibles, les autres ont répondu NON (1), ne peuvent pas se faire une idée (2) et (3) n'ont aucune réponse. Comme dans le reste du Canada, les chercheurs trouveront très difficile d'apprendre des renseignements relatifs aux membres de leur famille si les recensements ne sont pas accessibles. Les registres des paroisses religieuses sont importants mais ne contiennent pas de regroupement sur les familles. Nous demandons à tous les lecteurs de communiquer avec son/sa député, et expédier en copie conforme aux personnes suivantes: Jeannine Ouellette <jeannine.ouellet@sympatico.ca> Christine Joudrey <cjjoud@bserv.com> Muriel Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> Gordon Watts met le tableau à jour, afin qu'il soit publié avant les prochaines élections. Sa recherche «Les mythes des recensements» est sur ce site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/7843/poll.html Ce message peut être imprimé et transmis à tous les lecteurs. Travaillons tous ensemble sur ce projet-- nous avons besoin des recensements pour nos recherches. Jeannine Ouellet présidente de la Fédération québécoise des sociétés de généalogie ================================================== -- MAY BE TRANSLATED -- To all residents of Quebec:- Quebec and its residents have a glowing, wonderful, historical heritage -- which might be LOST to present and future generations. The last Quebec census records available to family researchers are the 1901 ones. Many across Canada are hoping to obtain release of the Post-1901 census records, to be available in 2003. However, this might not happen -- unless YOU assist in the fight. As in other parts of Canada, residents of Quebec elected Members of Parliament to speak for them in Ottawa. If they are members of one party, he/she will be told HOW to vote, which might be contrary to the way YOU feel. Would you not like to know how your Member of Parliament feels about this topic???? Check the following list of Members of Parliament:- [Scoreboard] http://www.globalgenealogy.com/census/index6.htm You will notice now, or on the next update, only THREE (3) agree to census release, the others have (1) stated NO; (2) cannot make up his/her mind; (3) Blue ? denotes no answer to anyone. As in the rest of Canada, researchers will find it very difficult to learn about family members if the census is not available. The church records are great -- but may not include family groupings. We ask all readers to contact his/her Member of Parliament, and forward the replies to one of the following:- Jeannine Ouellette <jeannine.ouellet@sympatico.ca> (en francais) Christine Joudrey <cjjoud@bserv.com> (en francais et anglais) Muriel Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> <anglais) Gordon Watts keeps the scoreboard updated -- to be published before the next election -- his research THE MYTHS OF CENSUS is found at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/7843/poll.html This MAY be printed and translated for all readers. {If TRANSLATED, please forward a copy to be posted to above URL} Let's all work together on this project -- we need the records for research. Muriel M. Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> Canadian Census Committee member Brampton, Ontario

A few names you have listed may be part of our family. Don't know yet but what you have sent gives me more areas to search. Thank you. Evy

THE GLOBAL GAZETTE - Canada's Family History Magazine Vol. IV, No. 11, June 23, 2000 A new issue of The Global Gazette is online and filled with new articles To check it out, click on: http://GlobalGazette.net/gazettes/gaz57.htm . The Global Gazette is produced by volunteers, and provided to the heritage community without charge. The publication is sponsored in full by GlobalGenealogy.com AOL Users hotlink: <a href="http://GlobalGazette.net/gazettes/gaz57.htm"> http://GlobalGazette.net/gazettes/gaz57.htm </a>. SUMMARY OF ARTICLES IN THE JUNE 23, 2000 ISSUE: EDITOR'S CORNER Rootsweb acquired by MyFamily.com... What does it mean? Who owns my contributions to Rootsweb? Will Rootsweb remain free? Will my research be sold? Also in this issue an appeal for volunteers for an exciting new Society Of Genealogists/London Metropolitan Archives project. 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