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Posted by Helen Doyle from from Chicoutimi but now Longueuil (Québec)
Posted on : 21-Jul-2010 |
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Hello!
My name is Helen Doyle.
I am the daughter of Jonh Horace Doyle (Jack) and Madeleine Dufour from Lac Etchemin.
I saw that my cousin Mary Leona Petsche wrote a note on May 19 2006 and I am looking for her or
anybody of Eileens children. When I was a little girl, every summer, we used to pass by Frampton to
go to the graveyard. Long time I did this pelerinage. We used to stop at the hotel of Willy Doyle and
get a little moment in front of the Magasin Général... We went with oncle Lewis and his wife Mary;
once another time with oncle Bill and his wife Gerty. I saw Eileen with Tomy at the funeral of my
father Jack almost 20 years ago. We shared some souvenirs of their childhood that nobody never
told us about. I have also a sister, Louise Doyle.
Thank you
...And what an interesting site!
Helen Doyle at : bondoyle@videotron.ca
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Posted by Cathy Gorman McGee from Org. Chicago, Illinois
Posted on : 25-Jun-2010 |
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Posting for Clare, Jun/2009
My Gorman family is connected to the Dwyer/Baker/Ryan families
in St. Chrysostome, Quebec.
Richard Baker (b. Ire. 1813 - d. 1905) m. Margaret (Peggy)
Dwyer, (b. Ire. 1811 - d. 1900(?). Their children: Alice Baker
m. Tom Doonar...Sarah Baker m. 'Gilmore'?...Margaret Baker m.
Denis Dwyer...John Baker (b. 1844 - d. 1899) Edward Baker m.
Winifred Gorman...
Margaret Baker and Denis Dwyer children: John Dwyer, Mary Dwyer
m. William Gorman...Margaretm. Tom Bulger, Alice, Bridget, Jane,
William, Irene, Celia, Tess m. Wm Barron, Kate m. Ed Dowd,...
Richard m. ?
My great grandfather, William Gorman m.Mary Dwyer and moved to
Chicago.
I hope this helps!
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Posted by Sharon Allen from Fairport, NY
Posted on : 17-Jun-2010 |
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Thank you for this wonderful site about Frampton. My paternal
grandparents are Martin Magher/Sarah Cullen. Dad (Thomas Magher)
shared many stories about the Frampton Irish, when we were
growing up and this site has explained much of the background.
Dad left Frampton in his late teens and eventually settled in
NYS. I have been researching the Magher side and would
appreciate any information on Martin's parents (William and
Catherine Magher) and grandparents (William and Mary Magher).
Thank you.
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Posted by Anne-Marie Smith from Elizabeth Murphy
Posted on : 15-Jun-2010 |
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Une
dame
m'a
écrit
et me
dit
que
mon
Elizabeth
Murphy
pourrait
être
Elizabeth
Doyle
de Ste
Catherine
de Fossambault.
J'aimerais
en savoir
plus
pour
savoir
si on
a
la même
Elizabeth.
La mienne
mariait
Mathew
Smith
le 1
novembre
1847.
et est
née
en Irlande
et décédée
le 9
février
1900
Ste-Bartholomew's,
Bourg-Louis,
P.Q
Merci
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Posted by Fred Von During from Kingman,Az
Posted on : 26-May-2010 |
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And after reading about name variations in your Fantastic work
here, may I remind you your Dad and Mom called my mother
(Dorothea) or Dot once in a while! And for myself and everyone
who reads this, thank you for the most complete work of history
I have ever seen! Please say hi to your dad, we spoke a year or so
ago and continue on with this outstanding work!
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Posted by Fred Von During from Kingman,Az
Posted on : 26-May-2010 |
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I'm hoping you have Von During's listed somewhere! I'm sorry
the first paragraph was done without further investigation of
this wonderful site, the work you've done here is staggering
and something to be more than just proud! I will leave happy
just knowing I am a small (very) part. I ask sometime you
answer just which way the 18 month error in Miles McLane's
birthdate , you know, what was my grandpa's birthdate on
the gravemarker? My health precludes me from visiting
anyone's grave other, than my own! I am so proud to have
communicated with you for the short while here and in an
other place...
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Posted by Anne-Marie Smith from ST-RAYMOND, CTÉ PORTNEUF, P.Q
Posted on : 21-May-2010 |
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Bonjour
je recherche
les
parents
d'Élizabeth
Murphy
née
1816
en Irlande
décédée
9
février
1900
Bourg-Louis,
cté
Portneuf,
P.Q
marié
à
Matthew
Smith
né le
18 février
1820
à
Penninghame,
Wigtown,
Scotland,
Émigré
en 1847
à
Ste-Catherine
de Fossambault.
Marié
le 1
novembre
1847
in Metropolitan
church,
Qc.
Merci
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Posted by Carlie Woodman from Port Hope
Posted on : 18-May-2010 |
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Hello
everyone!
I
have
been
working
on an
online
family
tree
using
www.geni.com.
I have ties to the Doherty, Coull, McWhirter, Howatson, McCormick, McLaughlin, Woodman, and Crawford trees. If anyone is interested in joining my online family tree, just email me c.woodman@gmail.com and I'll send you an invite. I currently have over 2700 profiles (but this does include 2 sides of my family, not just my Frampton family) If anyone has any info for me for Jonathan Woodman and Mary McCormick; Gilbert McWhirter and Isobel McCreadie; John Doherty and Rebecca Duncan; George Crawford and Matilda Corrigan; please email me as well, any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Carlie
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Posted by Ewan Henderson from New Zealand
Posted on : 16-May-2010 |
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I was wondering if there are any Henderson descendants still
left in the area of St. Malachie? Many years ago I used to
correspond with Jean and Forrest Henderson (brother and sister)
whom I belive have now passed away. Does anyone have tabs on
anyone else with this surname, descended from the brothers
William and Gilbert who played an important part in the areas
development in the early 1800's?
Regards...Ewan Henderson
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Posted by DDuncan from Massachusetts
Posted on : 11-May-2010 |
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Douglas Gordon, I just now noticed your post. I'll email you. I am curious as if John DOHERTY, James
DOHERTY and Jane DOHERTY are siblings. Also wondering if James CORRIGAN, Margaret CORRIGAN
and Johnston CORRIGAN are siblings. BTW John DOHERTY is listed as coming from the St.
Johnstown/Johnston Congregation on the Baptism of his son James DOHERTY in Londonderry, IRE.
Could JOHNSTON DOHERTY be named for that town?
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Posted by Tom Kelly from MA
Posted on : 10-May-2010 |
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My email by the way is etskelly@charter.net.
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Posted by Tom Kelly from Massachusetts by way of Maine
Posted on : 10-May-2010 |
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I have started to save our old family photos into digital
format. I have a lot from the early 1900's in the Frampton
area. Although they are from Reed and Kelly albums there are
many other people in the photos. Let me know or comment if you
recognize someone. I have posted the first wave to Flickr and
many of them are classified as public for now. There are many
more to go and they will not necessarily be in chronological
order. I am also going to post some to a Frampton Group site
that is also on Flickr for anyone to post to. If you would like
to view these pictures they can be found at
www.flickr.com/photos/tomkelly2010/. You need to be a member to
leave a comment. I will put in more info. over time. If you
have any of your own posted anywhere for public view or have
anything you would like to have posted for you to a Flickr Group
site please let me know.
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Posted by Douglas Gordon from Alberta
Posted on : 03-May-2010 |
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Attention DDuncan In your research of the Doherty family do you
have anything on James Doherty (born circa 1807) from Frampton?
fishermn@telus.net
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Posted by Doulas Gordon from Claresholm Alberta
Posted on : 03-May-2010 |
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I am so pleased to find this site. James Doherty and Margaret
Corrigan of Frampton are my great great grandparants and I realy
enjoy reading about what went on back then.
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Posted by Cindy Donahue from Oakville, Ontario
Posted on : 03-May-2010 |
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Hello all:
Frampton Quebec Catholic Cemetery is now online at
www.gravemarkers.ca
Once there, click on Quebec, then Chaudiere-Appalaches, then La
Nouvelle-Beauce. Scroll down to Frampton Township and click on
Frampton Catholic. That completes the five cemeteries my
granddaughter and I photographed in Frampton and St. Malachie.
Cindy
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Posted by stephanie cyr from Mmontreal
Posted on : 02-May-2010 |
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DOYLE NÉ 28 AOUT 1974-BORN 28 AUGUST 1974
JE RECHERCHE MES PARENTS A QUI ON AURAIS DIT QUE JE SUIS DÉCÉDÉ
A LA NAISSANCE,OU ILS MAURAIENT DONNÉ EN ADOPTION.JE SAIS JUSTE
QUE MON PERE TRAVAILLAIS AU C.N.R (CANADIEN NATIONAL RAILWAY)DE
RELIGION PROTESTANT.JE SUIS VICTIME DUN TRAFIC DE BÉBÉ
NAISSANT.A LA NAISSANCE JE PORTAIT LE NOM DE FAMILLE DE DOYLE.SI
VOUS AVEZ DES INFORMATIONS CONTACTEZ-MOI
jumeaux.disparus@yahoo.ca.MERCI!
I AM LOOKING FOR MY PARENTS THAT THE DOCTOR TOLD THEM THAT I
DIED AT DELIVERY,OR THEY GAVE ME IN ADOPTION.I JUST KNOW THAT MY
FATHER WAS WORKING AT THE C.N.R (CANADIEN NATIONAL RAILWAY)AND
PROTESTANT RELIGION.I AM A VICTIM OF A BLACK BABY MARKET!I AM
FROM MONTREAL.IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION,PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
jumeaux.disparus@yahoo.ca .THANK YOU!
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Posted by DDuncan from Massachusetts
Posted on : 22-Apr-2010 |
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To Margaret Suitor. Going back in time: John DOHERTY and Jane Emily CRAWFORD > William DOHERTY
and Maria Victoria DOWNES > John DOHERTY and Rebecca DUNCAN. I've traced three couples; John
DOHERTY and Rebecca DUNCAN, John McLAUGHLIN and Catherine DUNCAN, and my GGG Grandparents
James DUNCAN and Mary Ann McCONNELL. All three of these couples had children baptized at the First
Presbyterian church in Derry City, Londonderry, Ireland in the 1820s. Then they are all in Frampton,
QC in the 1830s. I assume the three DUNCANs are siblings. - My email: chwy58 (at) yahoo (dot) com
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Posted by Janice McGrath Day from Denver, Colorado and Boston, Mass.
Posted on : 16-Apr-2010 |
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To Stephen Byrnes. I just picked up your message from last month
and wanted to ask you about your friend, Tim McGrath. I know
we're related, probably through the O'Rourkes and then the
Hickeys. Especially if Tim would like to catch up a bit with all
the 'modern-day' McGraths, I'd love to hear from him. My email
is daydame@q.com. Thanks, Stephen.
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Posted by Cindy Donahue from Oakville, Ontario
Posted on : 11-Apr-2010 |
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St. Malachie Catholic Cemetery is now on line at
www.gravemarkers.ca. Once there, click on Quebec, then Chaudiere-
Appalaches, then La Nouvelle-Beauce. Scroll down to Frampton
Township and click on St. Malachie Catholic Cemetery. There is
only one more to go.
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Posted by Cindy Donahue from Oakville, Ontario
Posted on : 11-Apr-2010 |
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St. Edouard's Chapel Cemetery is now on line at
www.gravemarkers.ca Once there, click on Quebec, then Chaudiere-
Appalaches, then La Nouvelle-Beauce. Scroll down to Frampton
Township and click on St. Edouard's Chapel. This is the old
Catholic Cemetery. Most of the headstones are gone but a year
marker was erected for all buried in that year. The person who
runs the site put the photo of each marker then a scroll with
each persons name and burial date.
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