Looking for info on John Fairbrother (born England Sept 15/1865) married to Elmira Lamb (born Nova Scotia Dec 13/1872). According to 1901 Census, they were living on Elmira's brother's farm in Windsor Mills. -Penny

I am looking for someone with the "B" list for land grants for Beauce county to look up the family name: Breakey for me, Thankyou T.Coleman tcoleman@sympatico.ca

I am looking for information on orphan cemeteries...specifically on how to get funding in Québec for the preservation of them. I understand small amounts are possible,(and there are ways to set things up that when people make donations, you can get tax receipts as well.).. but am not sure how or where to apply for this.....help! T.Coleman tcoleman@sympatico.ca

Searching for any Coleman relatives, born Chaudiere, Québec, possibly related to Coleman family just south of the US border...Jackman Maine, etc.....I am specifically searching for relatives of a Charles E. Coleman, who married a Thirza Mahala Odell, third daughter of David Odell of Portland, Maine.....any information on this family, no matter how small is appreciated, as we are unable to trace the family back any further. Charles E. Coleman b. 1856 d. 1935., had brother Leborn Coleman, killed in Halifax Explosion 1917, and had sister Annie Coleman, who married Kenneth McTeer. Thankyou, Theresa Coleman tcoleman@sympatico.ca

I am searching for any information on the Cathcart Bros. Lumber Co. who did work with Great Northern Paper Co. Bano ME., and the John Breakey Co., of Breakeyville, Québec....any information is appreciated. tcoleman@sympatico.ca

I am searching for information on unclaimed land, deeds for the area of Armstrong, Lake Portage, Québec...just about 5 minutes south of St. George de Beauce, Québec. There has always been a family rumour, that there was an unclaimed deed/unclaimed land, in this area, and I am trying out how I would find out if there are still any unclaimed land....or specifically how I can trace the transfer of land grants in the Beauce... another ie. There is a property at Lake Portage, Québec, just outside of Armstrong, Québec, 5 minutes south of Québec City, I am trying to find out when this property came into the hands of the owners, and if anyone owned the land before them, and if so who.... can anyone tell me anything about this....or have any suggestions as to whom I may contact? Send info. via e-mail if possible....tcoleman@sympatico.ca

> Calvin Richardson and Nancy Streeter Richardson were married in Richmond, NH and shortly there after, bought some property and moved to South Stukely, Shefford, Quebec. The had at least one child, William Russel Richardson. Calvin RICHARDSON Marriage(s): Nancy STREETER Marriage: 21 Nov 1810 Marriage Index, Misc, New Hampshire Source Information: Batch number: M731534 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Some family members???????????? William RICHARDSON Birth: 29 Jan 1850 South Stukely, Shefford, Quebec Father: Calvin S. RICHARDSON Mother: Caroline TODD Source Information: Film Number: 1903573 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx This is suitably vague! WILLIAM S. RICHARDSON Birth: 1830 Fulford, Brome, Quebec Parents: Father: MR RICHARDSON Mother: Source Information: Film Number: 1761198 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Maybe some of the film numbers if you search them will help. Good Luck! These were all the Richardson's in Quebec I started to find, Only got to the letter for first names of "E" so there are alot........................................... FamilySearch® International Genealogical Index™ v4.01 IGI Selected Records to Download Filename: RICHARDSON-1828.ged 1. William RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Marriage: 29 Jul 1828 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec [Remove] 2. WILLIAM S. RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: 1830 Fulford, Brome, Quebec [Remove] 3. William RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: 18 Mar 1831 Hartland, Windsor, Vermont [Remove] 4. William RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: 1 Mar 1830 Barre Twp, Washington, Vermont [Remove] 5. William RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Marriage: 9 Jul 1834 Marlboro, Cheshire, New Hampshire [Remove] 6. Ann RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: F Marriage: 12 Oct 1768 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec [Remove] 7. Ann RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: F Birth: 2 Oct 1788 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec [Remove] 8. Carleton RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: 30 Jan 1852 South Stukely, Shefford, Quebec [Remove] 9. Alfred Sanger RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: 1851 Waterloo, Shefford, Quebec [Remove] 10. Calvin RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: Abt. 1802 Of, South Stukely, Shefford, Quebec [Remove] 11. Alpha RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Christening: 19 Mar 1862 Clarendon, Pontiac, Quebec [Remove] 12. Allen A. RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: 7 Sep 1865 Shefford Twp, Shefford, Quebec [Remove] 13. Ariminta Emeline <RICHARDSON> - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: U Birth: 18 Feb 1824 Of, Compton, Quebec [Remove] 14. Ann Susanna RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: F Birth: 13 Nov 1827 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec [Remove] 15. Carleton Edwin RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: 17 Oct 1874 Stanbridge, Missisquoi, Quebec [Remove] 16. Calvin RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Marriage: 25 Dec 1876 Anglican Church, South Stukely, Shefford, Quebec [Remove] 17. Caroline Ameliz <RICHARDSON> - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: U Birth: 10 May 1827 Of, Compton, Quebec [Remove] 18. David Frederic RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: Jan 1814 Of Compton, Quebec [Remove] 19. Charlotte C. RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: U Birth: 15 Apr 1831 Compton, Quebec [Remove] 20. Charles Anderson RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: M Birth: 21 Sep 1795 Quebec, Quebec, Quebec [Remove] 21. Charles Frederie <RICHARDSON> - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: U Birth: 30 Mar 1831 Compton, Quebec [Remove] 22. Clarissa RICHARDSON - International Genealogical Index - North America Gender: F Birth: 10 Jun 1811 Compton, Compton, Quebec [Remove] Return to search results [Remove All] Filename: RICHARDSON-1828.ged © 1999 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. English approval: 3/1999 Use of this site constitutes your acceptance of these Conditions of Use. Last updated: 3/22/1999 Privacy Policy. Last updated: 3/22/1999 13 > > Several years after the marriage of William and Charlotte, they moved to Wolcott, Lamoille, VT with several young children. William's mother died in South Stukely in 1866. I have her death document. Calvin eventually moved to VT to live with his son. I am looking for any kind of document that would link William with Calvin and Nancy Richardson and also any other Richardsons that were born in South Stukely. > > I will pay for all documents, copying, postage, etc. I am handicapped and do not drive so I cannot get to the FHC in my area very often. All help in this matter would be extremely appreciated. Thanks for your time and any help. > > BTW, the Richardsons were Protestants and some became Methodists and others, Unitarian Universalists. I tend to lean toward Methodist as years later, the grandson of Calvin and Nancy, Nelker (aka Elkanah) Richardson joined with the Salvation Army which was an off-shoot of the Methodist Church. > > Sue in Sunny Florida macduff@citrus.infi.net > > I would like to find records of any Richardson of South Stukely during the 1800s -- Julia Dalgleish Sauter, Saskatoon, Canada Searching Dalgleish, Rutherford & Heriot in Scotland Searching Thackeray & McQuarrie in Ontario........... To some it's just a hobby, to Me it's much more, I learn the joys and heartaches of those that went before. They loved, they lost, they laughed, they wept - and now, for me, They live again in spirit, around the FAMILY TREE.

Hi Pennie, Do you know what time period Mr. Epps had the column? What was the name of the newspaper? This sounds like interesting reading. Take care. Phyllis Burnett > Bernard Epps (in two issues). Had > forgotton Mr Epps used to have a history column in this newspaper where he > described some of the E Twp 's "colourful" past citizens. >

This might pass as just a bit of humor, however, it has it's serious side. I have noticed several inquiries about the name Maharg and at first I couldn't remember why this name seemed familiar. Several years ago, my husband and I were on our way to Newfoundland and stayed overnite at a campground someplace in Nova Scotia. The gentleman in the next campsite turned out to be the Editor of the local newspaper and he told us about an employee who used the name Maharg. At some point, this employee chose to break off relations with his family and even changed his name. It is interesting that he didn't completely divorce his name; he just spelled it backwards. Maharg spelled "frontwards" spells Graham. As I am very interested in Genealogy, I couldn't help but appreciate the puzzle this could pose to a researcher. Needless to say, whenever I come across an unusual name, I try spelling it backwards. Happy hunting, janethh@mcn.net

Hi List, I have searched just about everywhere and cannot come across a piece of document that shows the relationship between a son and his parents. Calvin Richardson and Nancy Streeter Richardson were married in Richmond, NH and shortly there after, bought some property and moved to South Stukely, Shefford, Quebec. The had at least one child, William Russel Richardson. He was born in 1833/34. I have William's marriage document to Charlotte Todd in 1853, which states he was 21 years old, but it does not give the parents of either bride or groom. It states that both were born in Canada. Several years after the marriage of William and Charlotte, they moved to Wolcott, Lamoille, VT with several young children. William's mother died in South Stukely in 1866. I have her death document. Calvin eventually moved to VT to live with his son. I am looking for any kind of document that would link William with Calvin and Nancy Richardson and also any other Richardsons that were born in South Stukely. I will pay for all documents, copying, postage, etc. I am handicapped and do not drive so I cannot get to the FHC in my area very often. All help in this matter would be extremely appreciated. Thanks for your time and any help. BTW, the Richardsons were Protestants and some became Methodists and others, Unitarian Universalists. I tend to lean toward Methodist as years later, the grandson of Calvin and Nancy, Nelker (aka Elkanah) Richardson joined with the Salvation Army which was an off-shoot of the Methodist Church. Sue in Sunny Florida macduff@citrus.infi.net I would like to find records of any Richardson of South Stukely during the 1800s

Loyalists of the Eastern Townships lists Affrey M. Byres living in Dunham. BMD?? Where did he come from? Most Byres in the USA are from SC,PA,NJ! Could he possibly be Father of Fanny Byres (noBMD) married @ 1829 to Curtis Locklin(Locklen, Locklan) also of Dunham? They had 6 children 1830-1844, all B Dunham, no proof, all died USA, except one.

Loyalist Dennis Locklin (MA &VT) sons Levi and Joel receive land 1802 Dunham, CAN. Joel and Mercy children: Chloe, Salome,Joseph,Joel,Curtis no B found, all D USA except Joseph, Ontario. Curtis married 1826 1-Orra Harvey, no BD, 2-Fanny Byres @1829 no BMD. Curtis and Fanny children: 1830-1844 Dennis, Benjamin, Silas, Huldah, Ralph, Fanny Maria no B, all D USA. Yes, I have contacted Marlene and Missisquoi Museum, zero!

On 1 Apr 00, at 13:27, Alex Casey wrote: > Does anyone have information about British Army Units stationed in the Montreal area about 1840-1850? One unit was the 93rd Regiment of Foot (93rd Regiment of Highlanders) who were stationed in Montreal from about 1844 to July 1846. My g-g-grandfather James Watson took his discharge from the Regiment on November 30, 1845 in Montreal. All the best, Ken - ----------------------------------------------- Researching: Watson, Wickenden, Stanfield, French (also: Ahier, Webster, Spink, Marks, Quaife, Hoad) - ----------------------------------- Genealogy Page: http://www.rideau-info.com/ken/genealogy/

Hi List, I would appreciate hearing from others who have BRYANT's and SIMS in their family history especially BRYANT's of Bolton and North Hatley and SIMS' of Melbourne Quebec Thanks Bernie Bradner Ontario

Hi List, I am researching KEZAR's COLT"s and HOVEY's from Stanstead County especially in the Hatley and North Hatley areas. Thanks Bernie Bradner Ontario

Greetings Joanne, Yes, I see several connections. I am searching primarily BRACK which turned into BROCK in the Eastern Townships. In this family I also have them marrying a BEATTIE as well. I believe both families came from the Borders Area of Scotland Kathleen BROCK Edmonton, AB

Looking for John A. Goodrum, married Ann W. Brennan at the Anglican Church 12 April, 1853, immigrated to Canada from England ,born England June 1821, father, mother unknown. They had a son, Melvin F., lived in Brocton, Mass, 1900( US census) Need to find his parents, port of entry, English family, and family still in Quebec. Danny R. Goodrum

In a message dated 4/2/00 9:02:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time, evanjen@paulbunyan.net writes: << I found this reference when looking for Sherbrooke newpapers which might be available on microfilm on the LDS site. This is a book or monograph and was compiled by Diana Hibbert Bailey. Is anyone familiar with this work -- it was printed in 1990? Does anyone have access and if so would you be willing to lookup McHarg and Maharg in the surname index and let me know if they are included? Relevant info would also be much appreciated. >> I have a few pages that I copied from this publication. However, I do not have any reference to McHarg in those pages. Below is listed the names on the pages that I do have. If anyone is interested in the content, send me a private e-mail: Appleton, Babbitt, Bachelder, Barns, Bartlett, Bates, Bickford, Blake, Boynton, Bradley, Brainard, Brill, Bryant, Jr., Bullock, Chadborn, Chadsey, Chappel, Clarke, Cleveland, Cole, Converse, Cook, Copp, Corey, Crooker, Daggett, Davis, Demic, Diamond, Dimon, Edson, Ellsworth, Emberry, Emmott, Eton, Felton, Foster, Freleigh, Galusha, Garlick, Gaylor, Granger, Guyett, Hamlin, Harman, Harrington, Haven, Hibbard, Hill, Hogaboom, Houck, Humphrey, Hunter, Ingalls, Ladd, Lalanne, Lemaire, Lemora, Losare, Magoon, Marsh, Marther, McLachlin, Mead, Miller, Moulton, Munson, Olmstead, Parker, Pickle, Pierce, Pollock, Powell, Powers, Rand, Rexford, Reynolds, Roberts, Robinson, Rollins, Ruiter, Rychard, Salls, Sargeant, Scofield, Searle, Small, Smith, Starrett, Stephens, Jr., Stone, Taylor, Traver, Truax, Vail, Vanantwerp, Waterman, Way, Wheeler, Whitney, Whitwell, Witeman, Wyman. Maryellen Mcanfora@aol.com

"Extracts included from: The Stanstead Colonist and Eastern Townships Gazette, The Missisquoi Standard, the Sherbrooke Gazette, The Stanstead Journal" is the title from the cover -- includes surname index. I found this reference when looking for Sherbrooke newpapers which might be available on microfilm on the LDS site. This is a book or monograph and was compiled by Diana Hibbert Bailey. Is anyone familiar with this work -- it was printed in 1990? Does anyone have access and if so would you be willing to lookup McHarg and Maharg in the surname index and let me know if they are included? Relevant info would also be much appreciated. I am researching McHargs (sometimes Maharg) in the Eastern Townships, Leeds, Megantic Co., Quebec. Thanks John Hendrikon Grand Forks, ND

Hi, Can anyone offer additions, updates or corrections to the following? I am particularly interested in any information regarding Henry's apparent 2nd wife, Annetta Louisa Morgan and any descendants which they may have had. Thanks, Conrad Husband: Henry C. BURNHAM - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriage: Oct 22 1870 Bolton, Quebec, Canada Father: Samuel BURNHAM Mother: Margaret DAVIS Other spouse: Annetta Louisa MORGAN (m Dec 30 1880) ============================================================ Wife: Jane BURNEY - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1848 Death: Sep 5 1880 East Bolton, Quebec, Canada ============================================================ Children ============================================================ 1 M Samuel BURNHAM Birth: Oct 28 1871 East Bolton, Quebec, Canada Death: Nov 18 1872 East Bolton, Quebec, Canada - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 F Maggie Jane BURNHAM Birth: Apr 16 1876 East Bolton, Quebec, Canada Death: Aug 29 1880 East Bolton, Quebec, Canada ============================================================ ________________________________________________________________ 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.