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James G. McFarlane

Keimly — 2013-05-17 18:30:13Z

Looking for an obituary and/or burial for James G. McFarlane. He died Jan. 8, 2010 in Estevan Saskatchewan. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

Re: Mrs. Jessie Isralson, Talmage, SK

roger_mcrae — 2013-05-11 03:50:02Z

I knew Jessie Isralson in the 1950s & 1960s in Talmage Sk. Are you still seeking information on her ?

looking for James Paul

signsofthehour76 — 2013-05-09 17:28:10Z

hello i am looking for anyone that knows the Paul Family that use to live in Lang saskatchwan around 1980's or a
earlier. If you have any information please email at
signsofthehour@hotmail.ca

thanks

Re: Thomas & Isabella (RUSSELL) HEPBURN

kimandmat — 2013-03-27 12:14:43Z

Thanks for this extensive research. I hope you already had it and did not go out and do this just for me. I see a couple of things different than what I found. Confirm it is Ann Hume (not Flume) and Thomas Hepburn's mother was Jennet Laughton (not Langston). I have a couple of leads on the family in the Rouleau SK area and am awaiting replies. Again thanks for all your work, much appreciated.

Re: Thomas & Isabella (RUSSELL) HEPBURN

ELLinSpain — 2013-03-27 06:55:33Z

MO
Name: Belle Russell
Marriage Date: 30 Nov 1881
Marriage Location: Gayner City, Nodaway, MO
Marriage County: Nodaway
Spouse Name: Thomas Hepburn

Name: Isabella Russell + (TWIN BROTHER) WILLIAM RUSSELL
Event: Baptême (Baptism)
Baptism Year: 1853
TWINS OF JAMES RUSSELL BEECH RIDGE AND ANN [H]UME OR FLUME
Baptism Location: Lachute, Québec (Quebec)
Place of Worship or Institution: Presbyterian Church

Quebec, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection)

ONT
Name: Thomas Hepburn
Birth Place: Scotland
Residence: Plainsville
Age: 28
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1838
Father Name: Thomas Hepburn
Mother Name: Jennet Langston
Spouse Name: Catherine Sample
Spouse's Age: 25
Spouse Birth Year: abt 1841
Spouse Birth Place: West Hawkesbury Township
Spouse Residence: West Hawkesbury Township
Spouse Father Name: John Sample
Spouse Mother Name: B. Campbell
Marriage Date: 14 May 1866
Marriage County or District: Prescott

1841 SCOTLAND
Thomas Hepburn 35
Janet Hepburn 25
William Hepburn 9
John Hepburn 5
Thomas Hepburn 3
James Hepburn 6 Mo
Where born: Orkney and Shetland, Scotland
Civil parish: Shapinsay
County: Orkney and Shetland
Address: Musset

MISSOURI
Name: David Edward Hepburn
Birth Date: 18 Jul 1886
Birth County: Nodaway
Birth Location: Hopkins Twp
Gender: M (Male)
Mother's name: Isabella Russell Hepburn
Mother's Age: 33
Father's Name: Thomas Shearer Hepburn
Father's Age: 48

Name: Hepburn
Birth Date: 12 Feb 1884
Birth County: Nodaway
Birth Location: Hopkins, MO
Gender: M (Male)
Mother's name: Bella Hepburn
Mother's Age: 29
Father's Name: Thomas Hepburn
Father's Age: 46

1901
Isabella Hepburn 48
R James Hepburn 17
E David Hepburn 14
G Charles Hepburn 12
R Fredeick Hepburn 11
J Ruth Hepburn 7
B Wallace Hepburn 5
Province: The Territories
District: Assiniboia (west/ouest)
District Number: 204
Sub-District: Lumsden
Sub-District Number: K1-1

US NAT.
Name: Frederick Richard Hepburn
Age: 55
Birth Date: 16 Mar 1889
Issue Date: 15 Dec 1944
State: Massachusetts
Locality, Court: District of Masssachusetts, District Court

REPORT OF THE DEATH OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
Name: Frederick Richard Hepburn
NATURLIZED
87 PEARSON ROAD, SOMERVILLE 44, MASSACHUSETTS
Date of Birth: abt 1889
Date of Death: 21 Sep 1972
Place of Death: Canada
Age at Death: 83
RETIRED MECHANIC
BURIAL WILDWOOD CEMETERY, WINCHESTER, MASSACHUESETTS 23 SEP 1972
COPY SENT TO
BURRITT & GRACE SOLICITORS 56 SPARKS ST ONTARIO 23 JAN 1973

Re: Mundt , buried in Yellow Grass

KenNeumann134 — 2013-03-27 05:40:29Z

Mike, I think Jürgen Mundt has written you already. He wrote me as well requesting the same obituaries. I have had success getting William and Ernest Mundt's obituaries (from the Weyburn Review), but in checking today in the Review I could not find Ottilie's obituary. Perhaps it was in the Feb. 10, 1988, edition which is missing several pages on the film. Or else maybe she died in Regina or some other place (her daughter was in Regina).
If anyone can help, please let me or Mike know. Maybe the church has an obituary or funeral folder in its files, at least a record of the funeral and the date and other info.
Ottilie was a BUCHHOLZ (daughter of Julius).

Re: George Ernest & Kenneth John Hollingshead, Windthorst SK

bimoser — 2013-03-10 19:21:00Z

Would you care to add to my tree? Who did Lloyd marry and how many children did they have and their names and spouses

Re: George Ernest & Kenneth John Hollingshead, Windthorst SK

lawarrell — 2013-03-10 18:48:44Z

Lois Annie and Kenneth were my Great grandparents. Kenneth did marry Florence. My grandfather was Lloyd he had a brother Morris.

Weyburn, SK pictures

LBossenberry — 2013-03-09 19:13:26Z

The Weyburn Branch of the SK Genealogical Society is working on a project for the City of Weyburn's 100th anniversary, collecting pictures of Weyburn over the years to include in a dvd collection. All pictures are welcome; buildings, businesses, groups (Girl Guides, Scouts, Cadets etc.), schools, bands etc.

Re: BUTT , HADWIN.HADWEN

japeterson158 — 2013-03-06 05:53:19Z

Found a little write-up on them in the Riverdene history book. http://www.ourroots.ca/e/toc.aspx?id=4457 It's on pages 9 and 10 and it mentions George's death in a blizzard in 1952. Butch

Re: BUTT , HADWIN.HADWEN

japeterson158 — 2013-03-06 03:20:56Z

Hi, Both John and Pearl are buried in Cabri. http://www.saskgenealogy.com/databases/burialindex/nm_Burial... Just use the sur-name to search, they show up on the first page. Butch

Re: BUTT , HADWIN.HADWEN

Curious1750 — 2013-03-06 00:35:48Z

Hello Stella thanks for responding,

I have not been able to find registration of death (I havent sent out for it yet) with the approximate year I think she may have died. I havent found an obituary and dont know where she was buried or for how long she lived in Saskatchewan (or if thats where she died).

The 1916 census does help a bit because it lists Pearl Hadwen Butt with her husband. I have no information on John H. Butt and don't know where to start!! I have a feeling his family may of came from England however the census says he was born in Ontario. I would love to find out more on his 2 children, I'm assuming, he had with a woman before Pearl. They are George Butt (only info on him is that he "died in a snowstorm") and Ruth Butt (only info on her is that she lived in the U.S.A.).

Pearl was a loving woman (as family say), she had a hard life but was a warm person. She had 3 children with John H. Butt:

Geraldine Butt Farthing, married Charles "Charlie" Farthing and they last lived in England. Charles has died but Geraldine was still living in 2005 when she was mentioned in her son, Sonny Farthing's obituary. I haven't had much luck in tracking her down, she was known to have lived in Bury St. Edmunds, England. I believe she may have been the oldest and if she is still living she may be in a retirement home.

born William Henry Butt (he later began spelling his name Butts)on November 10, 1921 in Cabri, Saskatchewan he trained in the military. William "Bill" died in Ottawa, Ontario on September 11, 1985. Buried at Notre Dame Cemetery (Ottawa).

John Butt (my grandfather) was born in Cabri, Saskatchewan on May 5, 1935. He also trained in the military. John died on November 5, 1974 in Ottawa, Ontario. He is buried at Pinecrest Cemetery (Ottawa) with no gravestone.

No one knows what happened to John H. Butt or Pearl Hadwen Butt, the reason I think she may have died around 1951 is because my grandfather John, at age 16, went to live with his brother William and his wife Anita after Pearl died.

Any kind of help would be appreciated!! I attached the only photo of Great-Grandma Pearl I have found. I've never seen a photo of John H. Butt.

Re: BIELBY - Kelso, 1920's

japeterson158 — 2013-03-01 05:31:11Z

I found Phyllis mentioned as married to a Broatch in this book http://ourroots.ca/e/toc.aspx?id=6265 There is a pic of her on page 387 and mention on page 389. I also found a Bielby family in the Kelfield book, but they don't seem to be connected. http://www.ourroots.ca/e/toc.aspx?id=4389 If you search it using Bielby, many pages show up. Butch

BIELBY - Kelso, 1920's

jenniferbroatch — 2013-02-28 02:06:57Z

I am trying to find information on Phyllis Mary Bielby DOB 1919, Ann Bielby, Kay Bielby, Nell Bielby (all sisters), and their family. I believe there was also a brother. Any help is much appreciated!!
Jennifer

Re: Old book on Weyburn area

OrinBeebe — 2013-02-20 07:17:13Z

Hi , I am looking for information on the Otto Carlberg Family from the fillmore area

Thomas & Isabella (RUSSELL) HEPBURN

kimandmat — 2013-02-16 03:43:35Z

Looking for any info on this family. 1906 MA/SK/AB Census shows them in the Weyburn/Kronau area and 1916 same Census shows them in the Qu'Appelle/Wilcox area and using the Rouleau Post Office. He is originally from Scotland (1838) and she is from the Ottawa area. First wife may have been Catherine SAMPLE with whom he had a large family, then he may be the same HEPBURN with Isabella in Missouri (1877 >>>) where then had a large family and came back to Canada between 1900-1906. Any leads appreciated. Regards,

Re: Old book on Weyburn area

Andebaro — 2013-02-14 02:29:29Z

Hi, I know this post is quite dated but I was wondering if you could look up Charles Lynn Anderson, Charles Linden Anderson, and Charles Ellis Anderson. Lynn and Linden may go by Lin or Lynn and Charles goes by the name of Pete. Lynn and Lin immigrated from south Dakota to halbrite in 1910s-1920's era I believe and pete is my grandfather who lives in weyburn now.

Re: Mundt , buried in Yellow Grass

michaelmuster — 2013-02-13 18:41:13Z

Great, what a beginning! Thanks a lot! William and Ottilie actually were the parents of Ernest Edward. - Now I am searching for three obituaries ;-)

Mundt William d. 1948
Mundt Ottilie d. 1988
Mundt Ernest Edward d. January 9, 1991

Mike

Re: Mundt , buried in Yellow Grass

japeterson158 — 2013-02-13 06:43:08Z

Ernest Edward Mundt is buried in Yellow Grass cemetery. http://www.rootsweb.com/~cansacem/index.html Two othe Mundts buried there, (parents?) The headstones are photographed, just click on their names. Butch

Mundt or Mund, Yellow Grass

michaelmuster — 2013-02-12 12:10:17Z

I am searching for the obituary of Ernest Edward Mundt or Mund. He resided in Yellow Grass, Sask. and he passed away on January 9, 1991.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks
Mike

Re: BUTT , HADWIN.HADWEN

sstanger1 — 2013-02-04 07:40:21Z

Hi, Your GGrandmother is Pearl Joyce BUTT nee HADWEN/HADWIN
What research have you done?
Family papers re Registration of Death. Mariage, Births.
Obituaries?
Why do you believe that she may have passed away in 1951
Where in Saskatchewan did she live ?
Have you searched Cemeteries for the area?

1911 Canada Census:
Saskatchewan, Moose Jaw/27, Township 21 - Page 8.

14 135 Hadwin John M Head M Sep 1866 44
15 135 Hadwin Hannah F Wife M Aug 1870 40
16 135 Hadwin Gertrud F Daug S Apr 1892 19
17 135 Hadwin Perl F Daug S Apr 1895 16
18 135 Hadwin Daton M Son S Apr 1896 15
19 135 Hadwin Ada F Daug S Jan 1899 12
20 135 Hadwin Ruth F Daug S Sep 1905 6
21 135 Hadwin Sthevens M Son S Mar 1910 1
22 433 Hadwin Percy M Head S Mar 1887 24

1916 Census shows Pearl BUTT age 20 born Saskatchewan.
wife of
John H. BUTT age 39 born Ontario

Cheers, Stella

Re: Amelia Huttner Dow Vandergrinten

icsid — 2013-02-04 02:26:54Z

I'm not entirely certain myself about U.S. census practice, but in both instances (1900, 1910), she is unequivocally reported as head of household -- and in 1910 she is reported as holding the homestead property free without mortgage. So at least in 1910-1911 she seems strongly connected to homesteads on both sides of the border!

Re: Amelia Huttner Dow Vandergrinten

sstanger1 — 2013-02-04 00:49:50Z

Hi, Re:
The mystery remains that the 1900 and 1910 U.S. Censuses find Amelia with another two of her brothers in Burke County

It is possible that Amelia was at the above USA address on Census days. Don't know about USA - but I believe all persons at an address on Census day , whether a resident or visitor - are counted at that location.
Cheers, Stella

Re: Amelia Huttner Dow Vandergrinten

icsid — 2013-02-04 00:06:11Z

I've just discovered that Myles Kinney's "Tyvan: As it Was in the Beginning" 1987 is available online at http://www.ourroots.ca/toc.aspx?id=11393&qryID=780e2....

It does contain a number of references to Amelia and John Vandegrinten!

Re: Amelia Huttner Dow Vandergrinten

icsid — 2013-02-03 22:39:09Z

Dear Mr. Peterson -- Thanks ever so much! I think I've been able to extract all of the pertinent data from the information you provide...

John, Amelia Vandegrinten and Emma Dow appear in the 1906 Census, with Charles Huttner (Amelia's youngest brother, born in 1885) a member of the household as a hired man. John, Amelia, and Emma appear again in 1911, with a son, Alwood, age 7, and a domestic William Barclay. Amelia Vandegruten, "formerly Amelia Dow," meanwhile also had a nearby homestead claim. Since Amelia appears again in the 1916 census, marital status single, presumably she and John parted between 1911 and 1916.

The mystery remains that the 1900 and 1910 U.S. Censuses find Amelia with another two of her brothers in Burke County, North Dakota! Bowbells ND and Weyborn are not a geographically a great distance apart -- about a 100 miles and there may have been a direct train connection -- but was Amelia slipping back and forth across the border tending simultaneous homestead claims in both the U.S. and Canada?

A surname information note on the 1911 Census record suggests a source for the "correct" spelling of the "Vande..." name: "Amelia & John Vandegrinten family in "Tyvan: As it Was in the Beginning", 1987, p 51. online @ourroots.ca".

Is there anyway to know what is said there, assuming it is short enough to be a "snippet"? My purposes are entirely private and informational only! If not, I'll see if my library can locate a loan copy.

Thank you again .... Gratefully, Sid [hyphen] Huttner at uiowa dot edu.

Re: Amelia Huttner Dow Vandergrinten

japeterson158 — 2013-01-23 05:07:49Z

Think I found them in the 1911 census, but spelled Vandergrunton. http://automatedgenealogy.com/index.html A note says Amelia had a homestead on SE34 Township 12, Range 14, West of the 2ND Meredian. http://www.saskhomesteads.com/search.asp In the SHIP records the name is spelled Vandegrunton (missing R), but just put in the land location and her name will show up. Butch

Amelia Huttner Dow Vandergrinten

icsid — 2013-01-23 03:17:17Z

I'd be most grateful for any information on a grand aunt who is reported in the 1916 Canada Census as Amelia Vandergrinten, b. 1874, age 42, "arrived 1904" [I'm not sure what this means!] and resides at 12, Weyburn, Sask. (Twp. 12-13 ranges 14-16, W.2.m., including town of Francis). Her marital status is single, but she lives with a daughter, Emma Dow, age 20, and three boarder/farm workers (some of whom also seems to be students).

I know that she was born in October 1874 in Winona County, Minnesota as Amelia H. Huttner; both her parents had been born in Prussia. In the 1880s the family moved to Wilkin County, MN, and on 10/29/1896 she there married Fred Dow, delivering almost immediately a daughter Emma.

In 1900 the U.S. Census locates her (as Amelia Dow) in Twp. 163 Ward County (later Burke County), living with her daughter Emma Dow and two younger brothers. In 1904 she proved a homestead claim (163N 090W SW 1/4 section 33 in northeastern Burke County), and in 1910 is reported owning the farm free of mortgage, with her daughter and brothers still residing with her (they were both soon to break out and homestead on their own).

I have an undated photograph, apparently taken on the day of her second wedding, that identifies her as "Mrs. John Vandergrinten." Laurence and Joseph Vandergrinten homesteaded in Burke County about this time, but I do not find mention of John. The marriage seems to have taken place after 1910 and before 1916. One much abbreviated ancestry.com record suggests she had a second child with John, but quickly parted his company, John going on to another marriage that produced a further three children. He died in Regina in 1951.

I would particularly like to know if Amelia left tracks of interest in Weyburn; did she remain there long past 1916? -- and what happened to Emma: did she marry and whom? Remain in Saskatchewan? -- and is there a record of the name and gender of the/an Amelia-John child?

How to research all this short of extended travel isn't obvious to me, although I'm a recently retired academic librarian, but ideas would certainly be welcome!

Anyone who would like to contact me directly is welcome to do so at sid [hyphen] huttner at uiowa [period] edu.

BUTT

Maheux_Andrew — 2013-01-15 23:42:14Z

I'm seeking information on my Great-Grandmother Pearl Joyce Hadwen Butt born around 1895 in Vaughan, Ontario but resided in Saskatchewan since around 1907.

She married John H. Butt by 1916 and still lived in Saskatchewan, it is also possible that she died there around the year 1951. Any information that can be provided to me in this query would be greatly appreciated.

Information on John H. Butt would also help. He had 2 children with an unknown (as of yet) woman, George Butt and Ruth Butt. He also had 3 children with Pearl Hadwen Butt.

Kipling Sask. area cemeteries

jjoynt — 2013-01-10 14:16:08Z

I have pictures of Kipling Community, Landsdowne, Edenland, cemeteries, where my ancestors are buried.
Jan

Re: August and Josephine Fellner

cconnors76 — 2013-01-02 19:04:51Z

Hi there I was just reading a war novel and thought of my great uncle Chop Fellner. He was my grandmother's (Wanda's) brother. I found this post when I googled his name. I guess we are related.

Re: Rock Glen

truth2241 — 2012-12-26 18:12:56Z

Thanks Butch. I was born in Scobey Montana, but we moved out to Bremerton Washington during WWII. My parents were raised in Scobey. Take care Terry.

Re: Rock Glen

japeterson158 — 2012-12-26 03:51:04Z

I checked the Moose Jaw cemeteries and only found two burials with the surname, Ruth, they are in Rosedale cemetery and appear to be twin babies. The Rockglen cemeteries aren't listed yet. http://www.rootsweb.com/~cansacem/index.html
When you are in Plentywood, just go north acros the border to hiway #18, then west about 65 miles to Rockglen. Butch

Re: Rock Glen

truth2241 — 2012-12-25 15:10:16Z

Thanks Butch, thats my grandfather's brother. Have a Merry Xmas. I will research Moose Jaw and see if they have an obit for him. Maybe if I get back to Plentywood Montana again to see my relatives. I will drive up there and see Rock Glen. Terry

Re: Rock Glen

japeterson158 — 2012-12-25 02:53:30Z

Hi Terry, There's a Ruth bio on pages 234 to 235 in the Rockglen history book. http://www.ourroots.ca/e/toc.aspx?id=6671 Butch

Rock Glen

truth2241 — 2012-12-24 20:12:41Z

Is Rock Glen in this area, its down near the Montana border, near Scobey?? I am looking for an obit for Herman Ruth who died in Feb 1957 in Rock Glen area. He was my grandfathers's brother. Terry Ruth

Re: Old book on Weyburn area

mikekrus — 2012-12-11 22:18:34Z

Hi, I am searching for any of the following names in the Weyburn area around 1916. William Weir, Rose Eleanor Weir and Doris May Weir. Thanks Michelanne

Weyburn GenWeb site has been updated

joswearingen — 2012-12-09 00:48:49Z

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~skweybur/Weyburn/index.htm...

Please feel free to leave any comments or suggestions. I haven't fully checked all links, so there may be errors.

Together, we achieve more.

Thanks, Jo in Wisconsin

Mel Tanner and Susan Regina Neimoller Frances ca. 1920's

joswearingen — 2012-12-03 23:32:52Z

My great aunt Susan Neimoller married Melville Tanner around 1925 and lived in Francis, SK. They had a daughter, Carroll Susan, who was born in the US. I have her emigrating to Francis at 2 months old.

Any suggestions on where I can find Carroll being married in either SK or ONT? She had 2 sons, but I can't find a last name for them yet. Carroll's life between 1925 and 1972 (back to USA) is a huge mystery.

Thanks for any suggestions!

Mel Tanner and Susan Regina Neimoller Frances ca. 1920's

joswearingen — 2012-12-03 23:32:51Z

Re: Moore Family

valjwt — 2012-11-27 17:33:59Z

Hi. There are some Moores at Hillcrest Cemetery in Weyburn, a couple of names which match your request. Good luck in your searching. Val T http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cansacem/weyburn_hillcrest...

Re: Keewatin in Cowessess

ammeier12 — 2012-10-24 22:29:56Z

Hi
My husband is Anthony t meier was a Troy anthony Keewatin.He was born June 19,1961 to a mary keewatin soon after adopted. Do you know of any other keewatins from cowessess band? We are looking for his mother and other family.

Re: Fred Hoskin / Florence Ware

RuthWaite700 — 2012-10-19 17:47:08Z

great ....good stuff . thank you.

Re: Fred Hoskin / Florence Ware

japeterson158 — 2012-10-19 04:13:17Z

Hi Ruth, They moved to Carstairs, Alberta in 1917. Bio is on page 379. http://www.ourroots.ca/e/toc.aspx?id=4294 Other page numbers showed up when I did a Hoskin search. Butch

Fred Hoskin / Florence Ware

RuthWaite700 — 2012-10-18 15:05:41Z

Frederick Edward Hoskin
Florence Ethel Ware
children
Napier Hoskin
Gordon Hoskin
Irene Hoskin

any further info would be great.

Re: Want 1918 obituary of Joseph Halfman from WINDTHORST INDEPENDENT

japeterson158 — 2012-10-17 05:26:40Z

Homestead records show Joseph Halfmann on the NW of sec. 4, township 14, range 7, west of the 2nd. Thats in the Peebles, Windthorst area. http://www.saskhomesteads.com/search.asp This is confirmed in this book. http://www.ourroots.ca/e/toc.aspx?id=4876 page 147. Butch

Re: Want 1918 obituary of Joseph Halfman from WINDTHORST INDEPENDENT

mlezon1960 — 2012-10-17 04:11:11Z

Thanks for letting know about Reinhard Halfman,but my mother Christine, daughter of Mary Honnef never mentioning him living there but in southern Saskatchewan.She told me Joseph Halfman lived near Plenty, Sask. not Windthorst. Plenty is in the southwest and Windthorst in the southeast part of Sask.She told me he was found murdered in a granary he used as his home.It was never solved.I will be going soon to local archives to get his homestead papers as got location from local Morman church 32 28 W3. The Honnefs are buried in Mackague cemetary close to Barford, Sask.( Barford is no more)?? Reinhard buried in Elgin,NE.

Hugh Findlay IRVINE - died 2 Mar 1954 (age 76) - Obituary posted

talbotrail — 2012-10-15 03:02:06Z

I am NOT related to, nor researching this family and I have no further information.

Hugh Findlay (or Findley) IRVINE, age 76, died 2 Mar 1954. Born in Scotland.

Survived by:
-wife Margaret
-3 sons, Jack of Timmins, Alex of Burlington, Tom in BC
-3 daughters, Mrs. I SOMMERVILLE, Mrs Lucien MARIEN, both of Timmins, and Mrs. M SCAMAN (or SEAMAN?) of Estevan.
-17 grandchildren.

Buried in the Estevan City Cemetery.

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cansacem/estevan_city.html

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=ir...;

The obituary was published in the Wed 3 Mar 1954 Leader-Post, stating he died Tuesday.

Re: Old book on Weyburn area

japeterson158 — 2012-10-14 05:14:49Z

Hi Peg, Just wondering if I ever linked you to this book. http://www.ourroots.ca/e/toc.aspx?id=2756 The Joe Harmon (Lorne's Dad) story is on page 106. It's been a long time! Butch

Re: Weyburn, Halbrite, Griffin, Regina, Huntoon, Innes Surnames

IoneUitdenbogerd60 — 2012-10-14 00:55:43Z

Yes, I have a few names which all of are related to me.

Grandparents: Katharine (Busch) and Michail Reich from Rusia (children Alec, Waldemar and Pauline)
Great Uncle and Aunt: Anna (Busch) and George Wasemiller (children: Alec, and 4 more)
Amelia Busch who married Kollinger and son Robert
Arrival date was 1911 and 1912..think they put Weyburn and Arcola in their border crossings
Also Littenwalds and Rubineck

Re: Old book on Weyburn area

PeggyHarmon62 — 2012-10-14 00:44:12Z

Denice,
Can you tell me if Joseph Nelson & Caroline Harmon are in this book? Nels (Joseph Nelson) & Caroline were my husband's grandparents.
Thanks,
Peggy Harmon
pegharmon@cableone.net