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Wilma P. (Ford) Maharg - Newark, Ohio

Contribution — 2014-05-17 13:53:14Z

Wilma P. (Ford) Maharg

Wilma Wilma P. (Ford) Maharg, 84, of Newark, Ohio passed away on May 16, 2014.

She was born September 23, 1929, in Newark, Ohio (Licking County) to the late Robert and Ada (Dewitt) Ford.
Wilma lived in the Rocky Fork area for many years.
She was retired from Big Lots and enjoyed crocheting making many various items for family and friends.
She had bowled on area teams in Licking County and had many trophies for her bowling skills. In the CB days Wilma and her husband George were known as Mickey Mouse and Snoopy. Being born in 1929 Wilma always said she would be forever 29.

She is survived by her son, George Allen (Kimberly Loper) Maharg, of Newark, OH; daughter, Linda Tyo of Buckeye Lake, Ohio; grandchildren, Crystal, Latonia, Sheri, and Kelly; great-grandchildren, Michael, Breanna, Vinny, Olivia, Dallas, Austin, Kyle, Brady, Cody, and Chloe; brother, Robert Ford of Kansas; and numerous nieces, nephews; and special friend and caregiver, Teresa Thomas.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, George A. Maharg, Sr.; sisters, Dorothy and Mildred; two grandsons, Brian and Bradley; a great-grandson, Joey; and daughter-in-law, Mary Maharg.

A funeral service for Wilma P. (Ford) Maharg, 84, of Newark, will be held at 1:00 p.m. Monday at Brucker and Kishler Funeral Home with Minister Brian Priest officiating.

Burial will follow in Barnes Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, 985 N. 21st St., Newark.
To sign an online guest book, please visit www.brucker-kishlerfuneralhome.com and click guestbook/obituary

Re: Ivan Clark Maharg

dianneforman81 — 2014-04-08 18:04:26Z

Hello
I'm so glad to see this I have been looking into my moms side of the family the maharg's and have been wonder about Lillian Morrison and George maharg as they were my great grandparents

Maharg family

dianneforman81 — 2014-04-08 06:37:08Z

Looking to find out more on George archibald maharg and Lillian Morrison they were my great grandparents I know that they had a daughter Georgie isabell maharg (which is my grandmother) and that George had 2 sisters Ethal and Dorris anything would be great

RE: john archibald maharg

dianneforman81 — 2014-04-08 05:42:03Z

This is so amazing I have been looking into my family on my moms side and have found that john maharg is my 3rd great grandfather

MAHARG Evert R - Vietnam Wall section 18 East

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2013-11-13 22:23:25Z

MAHARG Evert R - Vietnam Wall section 18 East

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 232,407 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Eliza myers nee Maharg and children - can you identify them?

JulieLouiseBellWinnipeg — 2013-09-06 19:16:34Z

Hello there. My great grandmother is Ethel Myers, sister to Letetia. I am more than happy to share. I have information on all 12 of Thomas and Eliza's children and loads of pictures. Send me an email to julie@eallink.com.
Warm regards, Julie

Re: Eliza myers nee Maharg and children - can you identify them?

Roslein — 2013-08-20 22:29:08Z

Oh wow! My mother-in-law's grandmother was Letitia May Myers! She knows very little about her family and I've just started looking at my husband's genealogy. I wish I could help you. So far I have identified 8 of Eliza and Thomas' children and have come across some records where his middle name is Wilson - so I'm not sure if it's the same couple.

If there is any other information about this line that you'd be willing to share, I'd love to hear more!

Eliza myers nee Maharg and children - can you identify them?

JulieLouiseBellWinnipeg — 2012-10-06 04:32:49Z

I recently received this wonderful picture from some distant cousins. Eliza Myers nee Maharg married Thomas Watson Myers. As you'll see, Eliza and her daughter Letitia have been identified already. Eliza and Thomas had a total of 13 children, (I believe), so they are not all in this picture. It was likely taken between 1926 (after Thomas's death) and definitely before 1938. Are there any great great etc. grandchildren who might be able to identify others in the picture?

Re: John Archibald Maharg

JulieLouiseBellWinnipeg — 2012-10-04 13:42:46Z

Did all of you know John Archibald (my great great uncle) had a quite a political career? I can give you some information and pictures if you are interested. julie@eallink.com

You can google him also, but I have a collection from several sources, including the family history book for Caron, SK, where he farmed.

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

ybrikmij — 2012-10-02 16:21:01Z

Excerpts from Orangeville Sun Newspaper. Last para not from Sun.

28 January 1875 -- Sad Accident -- As Mr. A. Maharg was oiling the horsepower of a sawing machine in motion on Monday, his right arm got caught in the gearing and was completely crushed. Drs Henry and James were immediatley called for but owing to the almost impassable state of the roads, were unable to reach the sufferer until 15 hours after the accident. They amputatedd the arm about three inches below the elbow joint.
This is but one of a long series of accidents which has befallen Mr Maharg in a very brief period. Last fall, his residence, a portion of his crops, and the fences on his farm were destroyed by bush fires. Later in the season he had three valuable head of cattle and a horse killed on the railway, while this winter, his wife and a child died. And now he has lost his arm. In this long list of calamaties he has the sympathy of the entire community.
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THE SUN - THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1875 (Orangeville, Ontario, newspaper)
4 March, 1875 -- Mr A. Maharg of Amaranth who about four weeks ago got his arm so severely crushed in the cogs of a horsepower that it had to be amputated below the elbow, died on Saturday from the effects of his injuries.
The deceased, who was about 40 years of age, was very generally respected and leaves a large family to mourn his loss.
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same paper - same day and page - A concert in aid of the family of the late A. Maharg, will be held in Currie's Hall, Camilla on Friday 12th of March, commencing at 6 pm. -- tickets 25 cents each. Much sympathy exists for the family who, by long series of misfortunes, resulting in the deaths of their parents, have not been left in very good circumstances, and in order to afford the public an oppertinity of giving expression of their sympathy, a comittee, of which Mr. H. Currie is chairman, has got up the concert. The object in view should ensure a large attendance.
******************************************************
ORANGEVILLE SUN - newspaper
19 April, 1877 -- Executors Notice -- The creditors of the late Archibald Maharg are requested to meet on the 28th of April at Pattullo & Scotts Law Office, Orangeville at the hour of 1 o'clock for
the purpose of settling claims against the estate.
George H. Hershaw
John Harshaw
Clark Maharg
Executors

Archibald's parents were _________ Maharg and Jane Murphy. Jane Murphy married 2nd, Moses Harshaw. It appears that Archibald and Clark's father may have died before Jane came to Canada. And yes, Archie and Clark are brothers.
Grace Ann Freeland's parents were James Freeland and Elizabeth Mitchell.

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

ybrikmij — 2012-10-02 16:04:27Z

If you would please Julie

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

lehouxb — 2012-10-02 15:33:36Z

Here is a photo of the headstone of Sarah Ann Banks. She was the first wife of Thomas Watson Myers. (Before he married Eliza Maharg)
This is why he is listed as a widower in the marriage registration to Eliza Maharg.

Marriage information from Ontario Vital Statistics Website ::
9836-75 (Wellington County) - Thomas Myers, 26, widower, farmer, Sidney Ontario, Amaranth, s/o Thomas & Harriet, married Eliza McHarge, 16, Mono, Amaranth, d/o Archibald & Grace Ann,
witn. George & Jane Myers of Amaranth, 6 April, 1875 at Amaranth

I have included the marriage registration information here so you can see what I was referring to.

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

lehouxb — 2012-10-02 15:24:33Z

Here is the photo of Archibald and Grace Ann (Freeland) Maharg that I sent in an e-mail.
The second attachment is the reverse side of the same headstone. Also named Archibald Maharg but older. At the museum near Orangeville, the curator Mr. Stephen Brown, told me that Archibald Maharg (older) is/was the uncle of Archibald Maharg and NOT his father. I've been trying to verify the truth of this for a long time.
I will continue to post what I have, as quick as I can.

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

lehouxb — 2012-10-02 15:24:30Z

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

lehouxb — 2012-10-02 15:10:42Z

Julie, could you also send me any information you have??
I sent an e-mail to you and Jim, please let me know if you got it or not so I can continue sending. I will try to also post the information on these boards.

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

JulieLouiseBellWinnipeg — 2012-10-02 14:31:21Z

Jim - that's too bad! Would you like me to send you a word document instead?

MAHARG in Buffalo, Erie, New York

2006-05-05 13:01:56Z

Is anyone doing research on the James MAHARG or John MAHARG families of Buffalo, NY? They lived there in the early 1850's. Both James and John are in the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser 1849, 1850, to 1855. John (b. abt 1800 Ireland) had wife Sarah (b. abt 1812 Ireland), dau. Nancy (b. abt 1840 NY) that married Thomas Russell in 1865, son John (b. abt 1842 NY), Thomas, 1844, Mary 1846 and Hugh, 1850. James MAHARG b. abt 1820 Ireland has wife Phebe b. abt 1828, NY, dau. Julietta b. abt 1848 NY, and son James b. Nov 1849 NY. James was a Cartman in the 1850 census. Indexed as Mahard in 1850. Any information greatly appreciated. Willing to share.

Death of Mr. William Adams Maharg in Australia

davwayell — 2008-02-05 04:11:37Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. William Adams Maharg, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Maharg died in Australia on February 10, 1915.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Ivan Clark Maharg

Craig_Milne — 2012-10-01 15:25:57Z

Christina,

A bit late with this, but Eliza and Tom were my great-grandparents. I, too, have a very few photos, but if I recall, I received them from a kind relative through this forum, so they may be the same as yours? Have you been able to determine where they Myers family came from, prior to their arrival in Ontario?

Craig.

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

Craig_Milne — 2012-10-01 15:11:46Z

Jim,

Eliza Maharg & Thomas Watson Myers were also my great-grandparents (I grew up in Hazenmore).

"Footprints in Time" states:
"Published by Hazenmore History Book, Box 180, Hazenmore, SK S0N 1C0." If you are unable to locate it, I do have a copy and could provide you with some information from it.

Craig.

Re: John Archibald Maharg

jilliandelee — 2008-08-28 17:47:27Z

Hello C.J.

I have some information about Jon A Maharg, as he was my great-great grandfather. His wife was Katherine and he had 2 children: George and Ethel.

Hope this helps

Jill

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

lehouxb — 2012-09-18 15:35:40Z

Have much information that I hope would be helpful and would love to share. I've not been on these boards for a long long time and had to get a new password...lol
There were several articles in the Orangeville Banner about Archibald and I will post one here but would prefer it if you (or/and) Julie would e-mail me so I could just make up a word document and send it to you both. Not sure how much information you can put on one of these boards, in one reply. I check my e-mail at least once a day.
From Orangeville Banner Newspaper :
28 January 1875 -- Sad Accident -- As Mr. A. Maharg was oiling the horsepower of a sawing machine in motion on Monday, his right arm got caught in the gearing and was completely crushed. Drs Henry and James were immediatley called for but owing to the almost impassable state of the roads, were unable to reach the sufferer until 15 hours after the accident. They amputatedd the arm about three inches below the elbow joint.
This is but one of a long series of accidents which has befallen Mr Maharg in a very brief period. Last fall, his residence, a portion of his crops, and the fences on his farm were destroyed by bush fires. Later in the season he had three valuable head of cattle and a horse killed on the railway, while this winter, his wife and a child died. And now he has lost his arm. In this long list of calamaties he has the sympathy of the entire community.
******************************************
THE SUN - THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1875 (Orangeville, Ontario, newspaper)
4 March, 1875 -- Mr A. Maharg of Amaranth who about four weeks ago got his arm so severely crushed in the cogs of a horsepower that it had to be amputated below the elbow, died on Saturday from the effects of his injuries.
The deceased, who was about 40 years of age, was very generally respected and leaves a large family to mourn his loss.
*******************************************************

same paper - same day and page - A concert in aid of the family of the late A. Maharg, will be held in Currie's Hall, Camilla on Friday 12th of March, commencing at 6 pm. -- tickets 25 cents each. Much sympathy exists for the family who, by long series of misfortunes, resulting in the deaths of their parents, have not been left in very good circumstances, and in order to afford the public an oppertinity of giving expression of their sympathy, a comittee, of which Mr. H. Currie is chairman, has got up the concert. The object in view should ensure a large attendance.
******************************************************
ORANGEVILLE SUN - newspaper
19 April, 1877 -- Executors Notice -- The creditors of the late Archibald Maharg are requested to meet on the 28th of April at Pattullo & Scotts Law Office, Orangeville at the hour of 1 o'clock for
the purpose of settling claims against the estate.
George H. Hershaw
John Harshaw
Clark Maharg
Executors

Archibald's parents were _________ Maharg and Jane Murphy. Jane Murphy married 2nd, Moses Harshaw. It appears that Archibald and Clark's father may have died before Jane came to Canada. And yes, Archie and Clark are brothers.
Grace Ann Freeland's parents were James Freeland and Elizabeth Mitchell.
Will wait for your e-mail,,,thanks,,,,,Brenda

Where e started it all

PatrickEMaharg — 2008-05-25 20:15:52Z

Self and wife Dori Macdonald are off to Scotland this summer. I want to visit
my roots in Southern Scotland. My people(as Grahams) were sent to County Down, No. Ireland, only to return to Scotland. as Mahargs. Can anyone help with the original locations
of this group in Scotland???
This and any history will be much appreciated.

Patrick

Re: Ivan Clark Maharg

ciplant — 2009-03-22 01:29:41Z

What a great find, thank you so much for your posts. Archibald Maharg and Grace Ann Freeland are my 4th gr grandparents. In 2001, I visited their headstones, but have not been able to find a lot of information since and thought I was at the end of the line. Their daughter Eliza (Maharg) Myers was my 3rd gr grandmother, I have a picture and descendant details if anyone would like to share.
Christina Plant
Mississauga, Ontario

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

ybrikmij — 2012-09-18 18:06:33Z

My e-mail is "kirby-j2@rogers.com". Thanks for the info you passed along in the thread. It has been helpful. Hope to hear more from you soon.

Jim Kirby

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

ybrikmij — 2012-10-01 23:47:38Z

Julie, I installed the program and received the file but am unable to open it.

Jim

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

ybrikmij — 2012-10-01 17:07:01Z

Craig, Thanks for the info on the book. I have a few Milnes in the tree now but not your name. I would muchly appreciate any family info you could send. So far I have James Milne marrying Sarah Leah Naomi Myers in 1908 and having children
James, Alfred, Norma, and Thomas but have nothing else. No birth, death, marriage, children, etc.

I am still trying to find birth, marriage, & emigration records on Archibald from Ireland.

Thanks,
Jim Kirby

kirby-j2@rogers.com
519-207-4593
St. Thomas, Ontario

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

ybrikmij — 2012-09-18 02:43:41Z

Julie, I am related to Eliza Maharg & Thomas Watson Myers family decendants. Eliza & Thomas had child - Grace Helena who married Joseph Robinson. They had a girl - Ethel Eliza Robinson , who is my grandmother. Ethel married Harry Suter and their daughter Elizabeth Grace married my father William Kirby. I have a picture of Joe Robinson and Helena Myers in Gravenhurst.
Also in 1871 Census Archibald Maharg & Grace Anne Freeland lived in Armanath Twsp, Mono Mills ONT. Archy was born in USA and Grace in Ireland. Also living in Mono Mills in 1891 was Clark Maharg,52, born NS & wife Mary Jane.49, born Ireland. I don't yet know the relationship between the families or if there is one.

I would love to get a copy of the book your talking about but cannot source it. Please let me know if you come across a copy of it.

Re: Ivan Clark Maharg

Scottg971 — 2008-10-15 01:53:31Z

You may want to try the Sir name "Graham" from Scotland before 1891. Many Graham's that were forced to leave Scotland changed there names to Maharg.......Graham spelled backwards
to re-enter Scotland, and to live in peace in Ireland, and not to be prostituted by the English.

John Archibald Maharg

adalee777 — 2008-02-16 06:52:07Z

John Archibald Maharg, from around Moose Jaw, Canada, born 1872 died 1944. Does anyone have any info on this man. Wife, children?

cj

Re: John Archibald Maharg

adalee777 — 2008-09-07 03:25:26Z

Hi,

We are looking for my husbands birth father. We know he was in Canada near Balcarres or Moose Jaw in the Fall of 1952. We have done DNA and the closest name we have is Meharg, Maharg, McHarg. He may have been in the Air Force.
He would be in his 70's if he is still living.

thanks
cj

Re: Ivan Clark Maharg

bertdonald — 2009-03-15 15:13:38Z

Hi Joanne, I can add to your post
I have heard the name Clark Maharg spoken of by my Grandmother Ethel York but, was too young to remember much.
Archibald Maharg and Grace Ann freeland would have been my Great Great grandparents. Their son John Archibald was my Great Grandfather who married Mary Isabel Maynard January 02, 1895. They had three children George Archibald, Doris and my grandmother Ethel Isabel Katie. On Wednesday November 16th, 1921 in a double wedding ceremony George married Lillian Morrison and Ethel married Issac Bert York.
Doris married Hugh Ferguson (date unknown to me).
John Archibald & Mary Isabel Maharg, Doris Ferguson, Bert & Ethel York are all buried in the family plot in Rosedale Cemetery, Moose Jaw SK.
Bert York

Re: John Archibald Maharg

bertdonald — 2009-03-15 14:27:20Z

Just a correction to Jillian's post. John A Maharg was married to Mary Maynard. They did have two children George and Ethel.

Re: Ivan Clark Maharg

petemaxfield_1 — 2011-02-18 16:34:19Z

Fantastic to come across Ivan's diary online. I am transcribing the 1st CMR War Diaries for the CEF Study Group. I have a Flickr set called:- '1st Canadian Mounted Rifles' and intend to start a website similar to the 4thCMR one. My Grandfather would have known Ivan, he was a Senior Major (later Lt.-Col.) Walter Edward Maxfield D.S.O. "A" Squadron (Company) 1st C.M.R.

Re: Ivan Clark Maharg

JohnBuchanan17 — 2008-09-21 17:17:54Z

Further to my message earlier in the day.
Ivans parents were Clark Stewart Maharg and Lula Knapp. His step-mother was Mary (Minnie) Staples. He was born Feb 4, 1868 and his mother Lula was still alive at the time of the 1901 Census. His father marred Mary Staples on Mar 2, 1910. His only sister was Vera Laverne Maharg born Sept 2, 1890. She has descendants including her daughter Mary McLeod who is living in Richmond, BC.
I tried to attach a pdf file for you but it wasn't accepted.
John H. Buchanan
Oakville, Ontario
jbuchan@interlog.com

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

JohnBuchanan17 — 2008-09-21 15:48:42Z

I recently started researching the Maharg's. Ivan was my daughter-in-law's great uncle. Her grandmother Vera Laverne Maharg was Ivan's sister.
John Buchanan
Oakville, Ontario
jbuchan@interlog.com

James Maharg

goodman10086 — 2007-09-30 23:47:27Z

Hi,

I'm looking for any information on James Maharg. He was born 11 Apr 1808 in Ireland and died in 1885. He was married to Eliza JOhnston on 4 Mar 1858.

I also need informatin on Willian Maharg who was born about 1772 in Ulster Province, Ireland. He was married to Martha Halladiay in 1798 in Down Diocese,,Ireland.

Thank you!!

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

JulieLouiseBellWinnipeg — 2010-04-05 15:52:17Z

Hello there. Eliza is my 2nd great grandmother. I would love to connect with other people who are researching the family.

Julie Bell in Winnipeg

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

JulieLouiseBellWinnipeg — 2012-09-18 01:50:07Z

Jamie, it would appear that I am 3rd cousin - 1x removed with your wife! Clark's sister is Eliza Maharg. Eliza married Thomas Watson Myers. A whole gaggle of her relatives moved to Pinto Creek and Hazenmore Saskatchewan, Eliza included, (before 1916). The dust bowls were devastating and the family scattered. Many of their descendants ended up near Bergland, Ontario. Eliza's death certificate indicates that she was living in Hazenmore but was buried in Kitchener - I'm assuming that she was visiting her son. She was born in 1859 and died in 1938. (There is a book called "Footprints in Time: Hazenmore". I borrowed once from the library, but I am sure that I missed relative stories in there, so I am biting the bullet and buying it - it's not cheap!) The Winnipeg library had it brought in from another province for me the first time I saw it.

Now if my records are correct, Clark married Minnie Staples and and Lula Knapp, but I have no other information about descendants. Perhaps we could swap gedcom files? Or reports in word?

Julie

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

JulieLouiseBellWinnipeg — 2012-10-01 15:36:38Z

Hi Craig.

My grandpa Percy Huntley grew up in Hazenmore. His grandparents are Eliza and Thomas and his parents are Ethel Myers and Isaiah (Ike) Huntley.
They moved to Ontario near the Lake of the Woods in the 30's.

I borrowed the Hazenmore book from the Ottawa archives a couple years back and it had such great information on the family. I realize now that there is likely a lot more information that I missed, so I am planning on buying it. I have been in contact with Diane Jordet. I have a similar kind of book from the area that my grandpa moved to, and it has lots of information about the family after they moved from Hazenmore, (called "Water Under the Bridge")

I am very curious to know how we are related! If you want to email me directly, my email is julie@eallink.com

Re: Ivan Clark Maharg

JulieLouiseBellWinnipeg — 2012-09-19 01:13:31Z

Hi Joanne.
I am assuming that by now you must have found a relative to pass on all those treasures to! Ivan and I are quite distantly related - 1st cousin - 3x removed. His grandparents - Archibald Maharg and Grace Ann Freeland are my 3rd great grandparents.
The link that you posted to see letters was dead, but I googled it and quickly found the new link. Here is the link to one of the letters - http://www.canadianletters.ca/letters.php?letterid=1675&...

What a treasure!!
I totally relate to your desire to get these valuables into the hand of a relative. I have great pictures of people that I'm not related to, and I love getting them to family members.

If by some small chance, you still haven't found a relative that wants them, let me know. I can't imagine that that would be the case, but just checking.

Thanks so much for saving all those items!!

Julie Bell

Re: Mac Harg yDNA project

gmchpat_1 — 2011-07-18 16:12:31Z

Sorry messed up the project URL
It's www.familytreedna.com/public/McHarg_McHargue

Mac Harg yDNA project

gmchpat_1 — 2011-07-18 16:11:24Z

I'm the administrator of the greater Mac Harg family DNA project. Our goal is to connect the various family clusters, helping researchers to close the gap in the paper trail and also to learn what we can about the Mac Harg family. We are having success in connecting family groupings and have found our family of origin over 1500 years ago,through DNA. For information go to www.familytreedna.com/McHarg_McHargue
We would really like to have some Mahargs in the project. We need males of the Maharg name because the y chromosome is handed down just as the surname is. Please contact me at glynispattersonatgmail.com

Re: Where e started it all

CJGreen422 — 2012-04-25 03:26:14Z

Patrick-
Did you ever get any more info on your Maharg/graham ancestors? My husband & I plan to go to UK etc later this year. Grandmother was a Maharg.
C J

Re: John Archibald Maharg

Christmanndonns — 2012-08-06 07:00:55Z

hi cj
my great grandfather was John Archibald Maharg....he married Mary Maynard...they had three children George, Ethel and Doris...Ethel was my grandmother

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

maple_leafs_67 — 2012-09-18 02:54:03Z

Hi Julie,

Thanks for replying. Nice to meet you. My wife grew up in Winnipeg and that's where we met.

I'll send you my email address so we can exchange information.

Thanks,
Jamie

Re: Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

maple_leafs_67 — 2012-09-17 00:45:29Z

Hi All,

My wife is a 2nd great-granddaughter of Archibald Maharg. Clark Stewart Maharg was my wife's great-grandfather.

I would be interested in collaborating and sharing with others regarding research of Archibald's ancestors and descendants.

In fact we live in Waterloo and I expect we may have distant cousins nearby.

Thanks,
Jamie Buchanan

Re: Ivan Clark Maharg

maple_leafs_67 — 2012-09-17 00:38:15Z

Hi All,

I'm continuing research started by my father (John Buchanan above) regarding the Maharg family.

My wife (and her sisters) are the great-nieces of Ivan Maharg.

Does anybody on this thread know where the collection of Ivan's personal effects ended up?

They would be very special for the family to see.

Thanks,
Jamie Buchanan

ruth and margaret Maharg

pawwet63 — 2006-03-26 05:43:46Z

Hello i am looking for any information on Ruth B-1928 and Margaret B-1929 Maharg they where born in or around patterson New Jersey. Their father was in the navy we think Their mother was Gladys Miller From Vermont. We believe they where adopted by a doctor sometime after the 1930 census and before 1940 when Gladys was married for the second time in New York. Any info on my moms half sisters would be appriciated.
Thank You
Patrick

Archibald Maharg born Ireland 1836

ybrikmij — 2006-02-27 02:52:39Z

I am interested in locating anyone who has more information regarding this man and his family. He married a Grace Anne Freeland born 1831, died 27 dec 1874