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Posted by Paule Brochu from Gatineau, born in Québec city
Posted on : Sep 02, 2012 |
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Thanks,
Mr McLane
for
providing
information
regarding
my ancestors,
Henry
Cooper
and
Elizabeth
Murphy.
Very
useful.
A+
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Posted by Ron Oakley from Port Elgin, Ont
Posted on : Aug 18, 2012 |
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Forgot to include my e-mail: ron.oakley@bmts.com if anyone has
any info or comments for me.
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Posted by Ron Oakley from Port Elgin, Ontario
Posted on : Aug 18, 2012 |
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Visited this site years back, but have more data now on my
ancestors from the Frampton area, including Crawford, Bagley,
Foster, Johnston surnames. Visited Frampton in 2011 and plan to
get back again, possibly for the 2015 anniversary reunion.
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Posted by John Lane from Ireland
Posted on : Jun 21, 2012 |
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Your McLANE ancestors may be from Roscommon,we dropped the mc in
the 1820s when Gaelic ethnicity was becoming something to be
ashamed of.
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Posted by Michael McGuire from Florida
Posted on : May 22, 2012 |
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Donald Brennan: I think we attended the Frampton Convent school together with and later, when the convent
burned, at Paradis Hall. If you are the same, let me know at mjmframpton@gmail.com. Michael McGuire
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Posted by DDuncan from Massachusetts
Posted on : May 04, 2012 |
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On Ann Jane's Baptism record in Londonderry, IRE, John her father was a labourer with Mr McCREA.
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Posted by DDuncan from Massachusetts
Posted on : May 04, 2012 |
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McRAE - Ann Jane McRae Doherty, 81 yrs. wife of John Smith, Town of Jersey, Bce.
d. Oct. 29, 1908
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Posted by DDuncan from Massachusetts
Posted on : May 04, 2012 |
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Good to see you back, Louise.
I can't answer your question, but... Ann Jane DOHERTY's death has something very interesting... the
name
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Posted by Louise Smith from Quebec Canada
Posted on : May 02, 2012 |
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cut-off again; witnesses were Archibald SMITH and John
DOUGHERTY. John and Ann-Jane named their first children
Archibald and Elizabeth in honor of John's parents. John SMITH
was still living in St-Côme-Linière, Beauce, when his wife Ann-
Jane died in 1908. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Posted by Louise Smith from Quebec Canada
Posted on : May 02, 2012 |
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first post was cut-off - witnesses were
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Posted by Louise Smith from Quebec Canada
Posted on : May 02, 2012 |
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Been away for a while but my interest is still strong to found
out where exactly Archibald SMITH/SMYTH and wife Elizabeth
WARE/WEIR came from Ireland. I need to find proof that they had
a son named John. I'm a descendant of that John SMITH/SMYTH
married to Ann-Jane DOUGHERTY. They married in 1851 in St-
Malachie and witnesses were
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Posted by Kelly Barry from Freehold, NJ
Posted on : Apr 13, 2012 |
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For Tom Kelly: I saw your post of May 10, 2010, and hope you
still check in here. You offered us a chance to see the early
1900's Frampton photos you are scanning, but when I went to your
Flickr site, I could not find them.
I would really enjoy seeing these, so if you can tell me where
to go to find them, I would really appreciate it.
kvbarry@aol.com
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Posted by Linus Fitzmorris from Calgary Alberta
Posted on : Apr 09, 2012 |
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For Kelly Barry.
Greetings Kelly; I haven't been on here for a while but was shocked to
learn from reading one of your recent posts that Stewart is dead. This
hits really close to home. He was younger than me.
In those days there was only one nun teaching grades 1 to 7 and we
were all in the same classroom. Stewart and I were classmates and
friends and as you know close neighbors in the 1950's.
At your convenience would appreciate getting some details.
linusfitz@shaw.ca
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Posted by Kelly Barry from Freehold, NJ
Posted on : Apr 09, 2012 |
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Sharon: My family has stayed in touch with O'Grady's from
Southbridge, MA. We were very well acquainted with Tom and Lucy
from our annual summer trips to St. Malachy. The Southbridge
O'Grady's Father was a brother to Tom, so they would certainly
be interested in receiving the family tree of their Uncle Tom
and Aunt Lucy.
If the offer is still open, please contact me at kvbarry@aol.com
Thanks.
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Posted by Sharon Allen from Fairport, NY
Posted on : Apr 08, 2012 |
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If anyone is researching the families of Thomas O'Grady and Lucy
Sheehan, I have a copy of a family tree done by the late Lucy
O'Grady that was given to my father, Thomas Magher, her cousin.
Happy to share if anyone is interested.
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Posted by Robert Hickey from Dalhousie, NB
Posted on : 03-Mar-2012 |
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To Cindy, Donald and Barry...yes yes yes! Love to
chat.Email:behickey@rogers.com
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Posted by Donald Brennan from Chilliwack B.C
Posted on : 01-Mar-2012 |
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sorry it should read brennanforestry@hotmail.com and not
brennforestry@hotmail.com
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Posted by donald brennan from chilliwack bc
Posted on : 01-Mar-2012 |
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To Cindy Donahue, yes you are correct with my Grandparents. We
are probably all related back in time. I wish some day we could
have a great gathering in Frampton, maybe in the year 2015. We
were always told that when I was young, the Irish arrived in
1815. To you Kelly I knew the OGradys very well, they were
great friends of us all. The Miller farm with the lake belongs
to me. You Robert Ill get back to you later. I would like to
say more, but my computer skills and knowledge, are an
impediment to my desires. You can also reach me at
brennforestry@hotmail.com
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Posted by Cindy Donahue from Oakville Ontario
Posted on : 01-Mar-2012 |
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To Robert Hickey: We are related a couple of ways through your
grandmother Bridget Brennan. Her father Peter, was a brother to
my great-grandmother, Bridget Brennan, who married James Falls.
Also, her grandmother, Ann Fitzgerald was a sister to my great-
great-grandmother, Bridget Fitzgerald, who married Moses
Donohue. I would love to get in touch and share information.
Cindy ceeceedon@gmail.com
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Posted by Donald Brennan from Chilliwack, B.C.
Posted on : 28-Feb-2012 |
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To kelly Barry, I dont think I know you nor your brother. I
was young when I left Frampton, but you must know my sisters and
brother. And you Robert, I went to school in Chatham NB, played
hockey for the Tomies In the Maritime University league. As for
you Cindy , its amazing that you have pictures of them: Ill
write to you all later. Im taking a computer course and
struggling, Ill write to you more in the coming days,
especially on your e-mails.
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