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Re: Incoming passenger ships from England to Quebec - Snelling

joancrellen — 2013-04-19 19:24:23Z

Many thanks for your efforts. Do the records show whether these people were single or married, by any chance? It might be easier for me to try to connect them. I recognise two of the names as regular ones in the family I am researching.

Joan

Re: Incoming passenger ships from England to Quebec - Snelling

gervaistwig2 — 2013-04-19 17:37:15Z

Hello,

Some Snelling (female) with Ann or Mary

Record of deaths in British Columbia (BC) in Canada

Mary Matilda Snelling

Female

birth abt 1870

died: 5 Aug 1961

Burnaby

Mary Ann Snelling

Female

birth abt 1871

died :16 Mar 1920

Victoria

Anna Winnifred Snelling

Female

birth about: 1876

died: 20 Aug 1953

Vancouver

Good luck.

Re: Incoming passenger ships from England to Quebec - Snelling

gervaistwig2 — 2013-04-19 17:37:08Z

Objet : Incoming passenger ships from England to Quebec - Snelling

clairelanthier12 — 2013-04-12 02:47:05Z

Hi Joan,

I tried to find something else that would be more clear, but no luck.
Except that I could read the same document (Passenger Lists 1865-1922) from the Librairy and Archives Canada.
We can read the name Mary Snelling and the letter a is not for Ann or else. It think it means that the age is not available.
Also the dates are right: Departure from Liverpool June 30th 1910 and date of arrival July 8th 1910.
If you want you can go on the site: Librairy and Archives Canada - Passenger Lists 1865-1922 Tunisian 1910 Page. 27

Sorry I could not be more helpful!!

Claire

Re: Objet : Incoming passenger ships from England to Quebec - Snelling

joancrellen — 2013-04-11 21:59:17Z

Hi Claire,
The first option is the one I am interested in. I notice you have put Mary A. Did it have an A. for her initial on the record you saw, or was that because I put an A.? I only ask because after my first post I rechecked the sailing record and decided it probably had an M. for the initial.
If it is an A. on the arrival record, and a possible mistake on the sailing record, then it is quite possible it is my Mary Anne.
I'm assuming they are two different records as mine has a sail date and yours has an arrival date. It could, of course, be the same copy with just the sailing/arrival dates added as appropriate.

Many thanks for your reply. Joan

Re: Objet : Incoming passenger ships from England to Quebec - Snelling

joancrellen — 2013-04-11 21:48:35Z

Hi Claire,

Many thanks for your reply.

The 2nd and 3rd options are not my Mary.

The first one was the one I was interested in. I see you have put Mary A. I rechecked the record after first posting and have decided it reads Mary M. If it is Mary A on the record you saw, then perhaps the sailing from here had the wrong initial. If this is the case, it could well be my missing Mary Ann.

Thanks again. Joan

Objet : Incoming passenger ships from England to Quebec - Snelling

clairelanthier12 — 2013-04-11 20:15:56Z

Hi Joan,

There are 3 documents from the Canadian Passenger Lists (1865-1935) concerning Mary Snelling.

1- Mary a Snelling (no indication on her age) came to Québec from Liverpool July the 8th 1910 on the Tunisian. She was alone and on her way to British Columbia, Canada.

2-March 17th 1907 from Liverpool to New-York to Victoria, B.C. on the Campania, Mary Ann Snelling 36 years, with her husband Arthur Snelling 35 years, and children Frederick 6 years and Arthur S. 2 years.

3- March 11th 1911 from Liverpool to Nova Scotia on the Virginia, Mary Snelling 40 years, Arthur 39 years, Frederick 10 years and Arthur 5 years. They were going to Victoria, B.C.

I am not sure that will help and on every documents of the year 1910 Mary's age was not available.

Re: CHASE,Edwin -Sarah BULLOCK

kchase67 — 2013-04-02 22:17:40Z

I too am stuck at Edwin and Sarah. However I did find a Bullock family that lived near a Jacob Chase. 1850 Census, it looks like it may be our Sarah. Yet Edwin remains elusive. If you have anything new please let me know. I hope to get out to Vermont later this year, and do a little digging.

Thanks

Keith

Re: Marstons in Quebec

wheelerjulia_h — 2013-03-23 01:46:18Z

Hi Claire, where did you find the marriage record for George Marston and Mary Bowker?

Incoming passenger ships from England to Quebec - Snelling

joancrellen — 2013-03-21 02:08:09Z

Hello Canada,

Is there anyone out there who has access to records of passengers coming in from England? I have a Mary A. Snelling, wife, unaccompanied by husband, sailed on the SS Tunisian from Liverpool to Quebec on 30th. June 1910. Unfortunately there was no record of her age so I'm not certain it is my Mary Ann. If anyone is able to check the incoming record at Quebec, there may be more details about her. Fingers crossed that she might be the correct one, otherwise she seems to have disappeared from the face of the earth.
Regards, Joan

Re: CHASE,Edwin -Sarah BULLOCK

V_Scearce — 2012-11-29 17:14:27Z

Hello,I sent you a message on Nov.26.Would love to talk to you.

Re: CHASE,Edwin -Sarah BULLOCK

morton3934 — 2012-11-27 00:12:53Z

I am descended from George Chase. He married Estella Bedwell in 1888. They had five children.

M. Irene Chase m Charles Philip Niester
E. Josephine Chase (never married)
Myrtle Chase
Fred Chase
Raymond Chase

I am the great granddaughter of Irene and Charles Niester.

I am interested in Edwin Chase's parents.

Re: winns in stanstead,canada

sarver65 — 2012-05-21 06:37:34Z

sarah winn married Barzilla williams and moved to vt.

Re: winns in stanstead canada

sarver65 — 2012-05-18 10:43:54Z

Gloria,
I am not as prudent about checking message boards as I should be. I saw the Winn geneology you posted and was very impressed. Several questions popped into mind. Jacobs birth date and Simon? Simon's lists his parents as Joel and Betsy. He was Webster's father and Adelaide's husband. He owed land next to Chancey and John but I have never been able to connect him to the family. Issac's will does not list him ( Issac had no issue and was a widower so his estate was divided up between living relatives). One newspaper article from Chauncey's daughter states Jacob came over from England with two or three brothers. I thought Joel might be a brother. He states he was born here but Simon says he was born in England on some sources. I don't know if there is a connection or not. Simon moved back to Canada for a while before returning to Wisconsin and dying there.
I contacted come of Jacob jr family and they said he died of fever on board ship.
I contacted Stanstead but was unable to find out any information on Jacob's death and/or burial. It has been a while since I spke with the Stanstead people so maybe I will try again.
If I can help fill in any more blanks I will be happy to do so and promise to check my messages more often.
Thanks for all the good work!
deb

Re: MARTIN

buzzmartian — 2012-05-11 18:49:05Z

hi robert are you my aunt blanches son i have met john when i was younger i am too arthur martins granddaughter my father was arthurs and emilias son ovila i believe that aunt alice goodsell is still alive and living in standstead or rock island perhaps she might have more names for you i too could only find felix and no further either hope this is helpful my name is louise feel free to contact me if there is any other questions i can help you with

Re: CILLEY and Nancy M Kennison

higlin — 2012-05-10 15:47:26Z

Many of these names are on the burial lists at
interment.net

and headstone photos on Find A Grave.
Permission needed from the person who
took/posted the photo before
you think about adding it to Ancestry.

Re: Hunter, William Stuart

MelodieLevitt — 2012-04-22 18:29:04Z

Thank you so very, very, very much for informing me of information you have found about the Hunters in your own search. William Hunter, son of Captain W.S. Hunter, was very active in Stanstead with a wide variety of endeavours and this would have been the farm that he purchased at one point in his prosperity. Again, thank you so much.
Melodie

Re: Hunter, William Stuart

carolsullivan17 — 2012-04-22 16:45:39Z

I just came across an article in the Stanstead Journal April 23 1914 that gives a tiny bit of information. It states that Elm Grove Farm formerly owned by William Hunter which was sold to Joel H Ives about 40 years ago has been sold to Mr A H Moore. In 1900 J Eugene Ives acquired property from his father. It contains 285 acres and is located about mile and a half from Stanstead Plain.
That farm was adjacent to my grandfather's and I visited it on occasion as a child, It was on Dufferin Ave.
The Stanstead Journal article April 23 1914 can be located at news.google.com/newspapers

Re: John Ives

susanhreed — 2012-03-19 03:07:04Z

I'm also sending you this link, which I just found. It's about the location of the that lot deeded to Joel Hall Ives. It's in a column called "Forests and Clearings". You can just move your cursor around the page to find it.

http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=805&dat=19531203&a...

Susan

Re: John Ives

susanhreed — 2012-03-19 02:55:29Z

I can't find John specifically (did he end up in the States, maybe), but Ives family members appear to have been affiliated with the Church of England (St James) in Hatley. I found Julius Ives, marrying Laura Drew there in 1824, with Joel H Ives signing as a witness. Joel and Lucy are buried in the Ives Cemetery in Georgeville, Quebec http://www.interment.net/data/canada/qc/stanstead/ives/index...
There are photos of their stones on "Find a Grave", also. Quite a few members of the Ives family are there.

As to why they left Connecticut, Maude Gage Pellerin's book "The Story of Hatley" lists Joel Hall Ives as among the associates of Ebenezer Hovey in securing land from the Canadian government and then selling it to smaller landholders. This is how the area around Hatley was first settled. Also according to Mrs Pellerin, Joel Hall Ives secured the first letters patent, or deed, to Lot 6, Range 2. This was the time (the 1790s) when the Eastern Townships was first opened up to settlement. Many of the early settlers were from Connecticut and New Hampshire. They did not come up to Canada for religious reasons or anything like that. Some of them were speculating in land, some were seeking adventure, I suppose, and some just wanted a new start. I expect the Ives children would have gone to a little school located on the Common in Hatley, since Mrs Pellerin also says that the land for this school was donated by Joel Ives. Charleston Academy, at the end of the Common, was built in 1830, so the younger Ives children likely went there. I'm not sure when Joel removed to Georgeville. You can sometimes find copies of the Story of Hatley for sale on the Internet. I think you would like it. "Forests and Clearings", about Stanstead Township more broadly, can also be found and is very informative.

Cheers,

Susan

John Ives

Stocksj21 — 2012-03-18 03:56:32Z

Looking for information about John Ives, b. 1813 Hatley, Stanstead, Quebec. Parents were Joel Hall Ives and Lucy Hart Ives. Trying to ascertain why they left Connecticut, USA? Also trying to ascertain religious affiliation, church and schools attended, and citizenship. Can anyone help?

Re: Blanch Pentecost Bagley 72 years

RCantinr — 2012-02-26 14:28:15Z

http://books.google.ca/books?id=Ws-9ociVUkwC&printsec=fr...

Re: Blanch Pentecost Bagley 72 years

RCantinr — 2012-02-26 14:21:26Z

Indeed it is Westmount , Montreal,

and B shall be her mother's surname.
father J. Bagley
mother B. Laird

Re: Blanch Pentecost Bagley 72 years

afarrier — 2012-02-26 09:33:01Z

Thank you for looking, Marion Blanche Bagley was Blanch Pentecost Bagley's daughter however I did have the wrong birth date for Marion which I have now corrected. Is Westmou an abbreviation for Westmount? I had Marion's last place of residence as 439 Grosvenor Avenue, Montreal. Finally could the letter B have been a tipo as her husband's name was George Gordon Laird.

Re: Blanch Pentecost Bagley 72 years

RCantinr — 2012-02-25 23:18:56Z

BAGLEY MARION BLANCHE
F V 1890-05-20(birth)
1964-05-11 (death)
WESTMOU
BAGLEY J
B LAIRD( spouse)

this is the only thing I could fond in Quebec.

her church certificate would be in Toronto.

Blanch Pentecost Bagley 72 years

afarrier — 2012-02-22 18:23:47Z

The above lady was my great great aunt. She was buried on Aug 17 1928 in St. John’s Norway Cemetery & Crematorium, Toronto. Blanch died in North Hatley, Quebec. Her son in law’s name was Gordon Laird. I would be grateful if some kind person would lookup and let me know the date of her death.

Re: Isreal Wood

flgal19 — 2012-01-05 12:35:02Z

HI PATTY,

I JUST WANTED TO CLARIFY MY PREVIOUS POSTING. THE ISREAL WOOD THAT I WAS REFERRING TO IS ISREAL WOOD II., BORN ABT. 1665 IN WARWICK,ENGLND. HE'S THE FATHER OF ISREAL, CORNELIUS AND ALEXANDER. HIS FATHER WAS ISREAL WOOD (THE ONE PEOPLE THOUGHT WAS THE EARL OF WARWICK)?? I'LL LOOK FOR SAMUEL WOOD IN MY RESEARCH.

LINDA

Re: Isreal Wood

flgal19 — 2012-01-05 04:09:20Z

HI PATTY,
I READ OUR POSTINGS.
I'M A DESCENDANT OF ISRAEL WOOD. HE HAD THREE SONS,ISRAEL,CORNELIUS AND ALEXANDER. THEY WERE FROM BROOKHAVEN,ON LONG ISLAND BEFORE GOING TO NEWBURGH,NY. I HAVE A BOOK FROM THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF NEWBURGH BAY FROM 1903. CAN YOU GIVE ME SOME ADDITIONAL INFO ON SAMUEL?HISTORICANS DON'T BELIEVE ISRAEL WAS THE SON A EARL. I'VE LOOKED UP THE FAMILY LINE OF EARLS OF WARWICK..AND HE WASN'T ON IT! :)WE ALSO HAVE BELNAPS IN THE FAMILY TREE. CORNELIUS WOOD 1ST WAS MY GREAT X5) GRANDFATHER.THEIR DAUGHTER JANE WOOD MARRIED WILLIAM PATTON. THAT'S THE FAMILY LINE THAT I'M DOING. MY GRANDMOTHER WAS A PATTON. I HOPE THIS HELPS YOU.I HAVE TONS OF PAPERWORK FROM MY FATHER ON THESE FAMILIES. SHOULDN'T TAKE BUT A FEW YEARS TO WADE THROUGH IT. LET ME KNOW IF I CAN HELP YOU.
LINDA

Re: CILLEY and Nancy M Kennison

LEEGILL — 2012-01-04 18:05:09Z

I don't know who Nancy's parents were. A descendant told me the name was spelled "Kenneson" and per the 1881 Census, she claims to be a 2nd Day Adventist. I have not come across any information that says she had Indian blood.

Re: CILLEY and Nancy M Kennison

susanhreed — 2011-12-30 02:43:31Z

I can't find a birth for Nancy myself, but I did find her on a number of family trees, with her birthdate given as March 23, 1840, and her parents as John Kenneson and Lydia Haynes, both of them born Epson, NH. Her name is given as Nancy Maria Kenneston. I would be surprised if she were Native. She is certainly most unlikely to be Metis, they were mostly in the West. Native ancestry is not all that common among New Englanders and people from the Eastern Townships of Quebec, because they simply didn't meet Native people all that often. I'm not saying it never happened, just that it is uncommon. French Canadians are more likely to have Native ancestry, in my experience. This is a link to one of the family trees, but there are several if you look on Ancestry: http://trees.ancestry.ca/tree/17764077/person/18030799229?ss...=

Re: CILLEY and Nancy M Kennison

LambToHim — 2011-12-30 00:53:48Z

Hello

Im wondering if you might know who Nancy M Kennison's Parents where? Do you know anything about her. From what My Grand Mother said she was her grand mother. She married again Ashman became her Last name after that. My gran Mother told me she had native blood in her. She was a Metis or something!

If you know anything about her. Let me know..ok? I do know she had a son Named Dearborn Cilley.

Re: Isreal Wood

RCantinr — 2011-11-30 01:58:13Z

this could be a son:

Name: Mre Israel Wood
Spouse: Miss Lydia M Moulton
Event Year: 1846-1880
Event: Mariage (Marriage)
Religion: Baptist
Place of Worship or Institution: Stanstead (Baptist Church)
Province: Québec (Quebec)

Name: H A Wood
[Hiram Orange Wood]
[Laura Anna Wood]
[Israel Wood]
Event Year: 1842
Event: Naissance (Birth)
Religion: Methodist
Place of Worship or Institution: Stanstead (Methodist Church)
Province: Québec (Quebec)

Re: Isreal Wood

PattyHasemeier_1 — 2011-11-26 05:14:16Z

Thanks so much for the link. Do you know by chance if this Israel Wood was related to an earlier Israel Wood born sometime in late 1600s and possibly was the son of Israel Wood, Earl of Warwick. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks so much. Patty

Re: Isreal Wood

RCantinr — 2011-11-24 00:30:08Z

http://books.google.ca/books?id=Ws-9ociVUkwC&printsec=fr...

Lorimer family in Beebe, Quebec.

john_m_92027 — 2011-08-21 02:01:01Z

I am a descendant of John Lorimer and Isobel Brodie through their son John Jr. I also have a copy of the Lorimer Family History that was compiled by Craig Lorimer of Madison, Wisconsin. I am interested in any info about the parents of John Lorimer who are Alexander Lorimer and Margaret Gray of Banffshire area in Scotland. Has anyone been able to establish the identity of Alexander's parents or any other Lorimers in the area to whom Alexander is related?

Re: Isreal Wood

PattyHasemeier_1 — 2011-03-27 01:35:33Z

BOB, DO YOU KNOW HOW I MIGHT OBTAIN THE BOOK ON STANSTEAD. I AM A DESCENDANT OF SAMUEL WOOD C1750 NEW YORK. I WAS TOLD ISRAEL WOOD WAS HIS FATHER BUT CAN NOT LOCATE HIM IN US RECORDS. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED. THANKS. PATTY

Re: Isreal Wood

PattyHasemeier_1 — 2011-03-27 01:31:40Z

DAVID, I WOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO HAVE ANY INFORMATION YOU MAY HAVE ON ISRAEL WOOD. I AM A DESCENDANT OF SAMUEL WOOD OF PRE REV WAR NEW YORK. I HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT SAMUEL'S FATHER WAS ISRAEL WOOD BUT HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO FIND HIM. I WOULD BE HAPPY TO SHARE ANY INFORMATION I HAVE ON THE WOOD FAMILY OF ORANGE/ULSTER COUNTY NEW YORK. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. PATTY

Re: New information on ancestry of ABIGAIL ABLEY C. (BACHELDER) COLE

Jacqueline4242 — 2011-02-25 20:21:37Z

Updated my website with the new information on ABIGAIL ABLEY C. (BACHELDER) COLE's ancestry.

Here is link for her page:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Re: New information on ancestry of ABIGAIL ABLEY C. (BACHELDER) COLE

Jacqueline4242 — 2011-02-25 19:08:03Z

Descendants of ABIGAIL "ABLEY" C. BACHELDER

Generation No. 1

1. ABIGAIL "ABLEY" C.9 BACHELDER (JOHN8, JOHN7, JOHN6, JOHN5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, NATHANIEL2, STEPHEN1 BACHILER) was born September 17, 1815 in New Hampshire, and died January 29, 1893 in Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada. She married ASHLEY DODGE COLE April 13, 1840 in Waltham, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, son of ASA COLE and LOVISA DODGE. He was born June 14, 1818 in Brown's Hill, Stanstead County, Quebec, Canada, and died May 10, 1901 in Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.

Children of ABIGAIL BACHELDER and ASHLEY COLE are:
i. HELEN AUGUSTA10 COLE, b. Abt. 1840; d. August 23, 1867, Manchester, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire.
ii. ABBY LOVISA COLE, b. Abt. 1842, Quebec, Canada.
2. iii. FRANCIS "FRANK" WILLIAM COLE, b. May 09, 1848, Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke County, Quebec, Canada; d. August 13, 1915, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.

Generation No. 2

2. FRANCIS "FRANK" WILLIAM10 COLE (ABIGAIL "ABLEY" C.9 BACHELDER, JOHN8, JOHN7, JOHN6, JOHN5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, NATHANIEL2, STEPHEN1 BACHILER) was born May 09, 1848 in Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke County, Quebec, Canada, and died August 13, 1915 in Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada. He married MARIE LOUISA LORD, daughter of JOSEPH LORD and EMELIE. She was born February 18, 1849 in Yamachiche, Quebec, Canada, and died April 25, 1915 in Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.

Children of FRANCIS COLE and MARIE LORD are:
i. ALFRED ASHLEY11 COLE, b. June 11, 1872, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada; d. February 10, 1940; m. JANE "JENNIE" GILLIGAN, August 19, 1895, York, York County, Ontario, Canada; b. March 18, 1872, Edinburgh, Scotland.
ii. GEORGE JOSEPH COLE, b. March 31, 1874, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada; m. (1) MINNIE TAYLOR, June 26, 1894, York, York County, Ontario, Canada; b. Abt. 1876; m. (2) MARY TUFT, June 12, 1902, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; b. 1873.
iii. LOUIS FRANCOIS "FRANKLIN" COLE, b. July 28, 1876, Ile de Montreal, Quebec, Canada; m. JEAN ROWLAND CUNNINGHAM, April 30, 1902, York, York County, Ontario, Canada; b. January 18, 1881, Paisley, Renfrew County, Scotland.
iv. EMILY MAY COLE, b. May 08, 1878, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; d. August 21, 1958; m. NORMAN WILKES; b. 1878, Alliston, Ontario, Canada.
v. GERTRUDE COLE, b. November 28, 1879, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada; d. September 05, 1976; m. EDWARD KNECHTEL, October 30, 1901, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; b. February 27, 1875, New Dundee, Ontario, Canada; d. November 17, 1959, Ontario, Canada.
vi. CHARLOTTE "LOTTIE" COLE, b. December 31, 1881, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada; d. March 21, 1944, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada; m. CLARENCE BELL HODGSON; b. April 29, 1882, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.
vii. HENRY COLE, b. December 26, 1883, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada; m. STELLA MAUD FARRELL, November 03, 1906, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; b. 1887.
viii. FLORENCE COLE, b. November 03, 1885, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.
ix. ALICE MAUD COLE, b. April 07, 1887, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada.
x. WILLIAM H. COLE, b. July 24, 1890, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada; m. MARGARET MAY CLARKE.
xi. CECIL CHARLES COLE, b. November 12, 1892, Toronto, York County, Ontario, Canada; m. ESTHER RENA HENDRICKSON; b. 1893.

JSR note: plan to update my site today with this new information.

New information on ancestry of ABIGAIL ABLEY C. (BACHELDER) COLE

Jacqueline4242 — 2011-02-25 19:04:15Z

Believe the long mystery of who ABLEY's parents were and her BACHELDER ancestry has finally been solved through the help of 2 sites in Ancestry.com and a book found in GOOGLE books. All found this week.

http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA306&lpg=PA306&dq=...

The history of Raymond, N. H. By Joseph Fullonton

p. 303-7

excerpt:

John Bachelder, also son of John, married Mary Fox. He was a home man and a diligent worker. He lived to be 94 years of age. He continued to work till nearly 90. At last he would take a chair into the corn-field and hoe around him, sitting in the chair.

Children: (8)

8. Abigail married Mr. Cole ; lives in Canada. ********************************
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/2898849/person/105462036?ssrc=

Scamman Family Tree
Owner: jimscamman1
Abigail Abley C Bacheler
Birth 17 Sep 1815 in Raymond, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States
Death 29 Jan 1893 in Toronto, , Ontario, Canada
Parents: John Batchelder (1770-1864) & Mary Fox (1760-)

Re: Williams, Robert E

KrA0539 — 2011-01-19 20:16:27Z

Thanks for the response.

Re: Williams, Robert E

Bernicemay36 — 2011-01-19 16:06:24Z

I don't think there is a connection to Me

My family line is Emma Marston - husband Albert W - children - John S - Robert A - Bernice

Re: Emma Marston

Bernicemay36 — 2011-01-18 02:24:30Z

Thank you very much for your reply. Unfortunately I don't think there is a connection.

Most Sincerely,

Bernice Booth May

ps I like the picture of your kitty. I have 2 sealpoint siamese and I love them:)

Re: Emma Marston

gervaistwig2 — 2011-01-17 15:54:17Z

Hello,

I found one Emma Marston wife of Alvin Braccy, from Bolton twp who died July, 14, 1906 54 years old,
Funeral at Bolton, Anglican church St. Andrew.

I found one marriage for Carrie Emma Marston married to James Albert McLaughlin, both from Shefford twp, married Sep 30, 1896 in Waterloo, Methodist church.

Good luck,
Gervaistwig

Emma Marston

Bernicemay36 — 2011-01-16 04:00:07Z

My great grandmother. Born in Michigan?

Williams, Robert E

KrA0539 — 2010-12-23 03:21:06Z

Born 1817 in Stanstead. Looking for birth records for my great grandfather.

Re: CILLEY and Slaty THOMAS

LEEGILL — 2010-11-25 00:38:07Z

Amasa Cilley was Asa Parker Cilley's younger brother. I still have not found out who Slaty Thomas's parents were! Amasa's other wives were Nancy M. Kenneson whom he m. 23 Dec 1858 and Margery Thrush whom he married in Nov. 1873. Amasa and Nancy had a son named John Dearborn Cilley b. 28 Aug 1859 in QUE who died 22 Aug. 1910. John Dearborn married Mary Ellen Douglas in 1902 in QUE and they had three sons: Colin Douglas, John Howard and Kenneth Dearborn Cilley.

Re: CILLEY and Slaty THOMAS

susanhreed — 2010-11-25 00:15:58Z

The A.P. CIlley that I mentioned (married to Elvira Huntington) is Asa Parker Cilley (1824-1890), a son of Thomas Cilley. His three wives were Fanny Marion Lovejoy, Elvira L Huntington and Myra Jane Hannah Bowen. I think that Amasa was Asa's brother, but I don't have any proof of that. Amasa and Slatey are buried in the Burbank Cemetery, near Barnston: http://www.interment.net/data/canada/qc/stanstead/burbank/

Re: CILLEY and Slaty THOMAS

gjprovost — 2010-11-24 21:19:50Z

Where some of you report A. P. CILLEY, do you know if this is Amasa CILLEY, b. 17 Mar 1826 somewhere in southern Quebec ? I still am searching for the roots of the 1868 spouse Slaty THOMAS. Most of these Message Board posts never give any of the dates and places that they might have and would be willing to share with the world.

Re: Stanstead Parish Registers

congir — 2010-11-03 21:22:45Z

Thanks for the LDS tip!