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Posted by DDuncan from Massachusetts, USA
Posted on : 02-Apr-2010 |
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I
emailed
you,
Ginny.
To
other
researchers;
my
Frampton
family
research
focuses
mainly
on
DUNCAN,
McLAUGHLIN
and
DOHERTY.
I
have
traced
those
surnames
back
to
Baptisms
at
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
in
Derry,
Co.
Londonderry,
Ireland.
Email
me
at:
chwy58
(at)
yahoo
(dot)
com
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Posted by Ginny Haen from Sturgeon Bay, Door County, Wisconsin
Posted on : 01-Apr-2010 |
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D Duncan, Could you please e-mail me at ginnyh999@yahoo.com? I
have a couple of questions for you. We corresponded some years
ago about the Rutherford family. I just tried your old e-mail
adddress and it came back so I need your current one. Thanks.
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Posted by DDuncan from Massachusetts, USA
Posted on : 01-Apr-2010 |
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Thank
you
Cindy!
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Posted by Cindy Donahue from Oakville Ontario
Posted on : 30-Mar-2010 |
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Just letting you know that St. Paul's (Hemoson) Cemetery in St.
Malachie Quebec is now online.
www.gravemarkers.ca Go to QUEBEC --- Chaudiere-Appalaches ---
La Nouvelle-Beauce ---
scroll down to Frampton Township click on St. Paul's.
Cindy
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Posted by Cindy Donahue from Oakville, Ontario
Posted on : 29-Mar-2010 |
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To: Stephen Byrns. Hello Stephen. we are related through the
Falls Line. The first time I was in Frampton I had a nice
conversation with your mom, Frances. She drove me up to
Cranbourne and out to th lake on the 5th rang. Please tell her I
said hello. My new email is ceeceedon@gmail.com
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Posted by Cindy Donahue from Oakville, Ontario
Posted on : 29-Mar-2010 |
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Hello All,
Just wanted to let you know that the pictures for Springbrook
Anglican Cemetery in Frampton Quebec, that my granddaughter and
I took, are 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 Springbrook. The rest of the Cemeteries in
Frampton and St. Malachie will be up soon.
Cindy
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Posted by Ginny Haen from Sturgeon Bay, Door County, Wisconsin
Posted on : 22-Mar-2010 |
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For Krista Harper: I think I can shed some light on W.A. Harper
for you. His sister, Alicia or Lily was married to one of my
relatives (John Thorp Bagnall) and they lived here in Sturgeon
Bay. The parents, William and Maria Jane (Sargeant) Harper
appeared on the 1905 census here living with Alicia. Maria Jane
died here in 1921. I did not realize that W.A. Harper was also
in Sturgeon Bay at one time. I will e-mail you separately with
more information on that family.
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Posted by Stephen Byrns from Saint Damien Quebec
Posted on : 21-Mar-2010 |
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Congratulations on a great site... I learned of this site from
an old neighbour at the Saint Patrick's day parade in Quebec
City on March 20th 2010. Thank you Timmy McGrath..
My mother, brother and his sons and their families still live in
Frampton. My mother is the youngest sister of Rev Tom O'Connor
and was raised by the Fitzgeral Family (1st cousins -- Rev.
Raymond and Leonard Fitzgerald) that you mentioned in your
comments on Cranbourne. I am a descendant of the the Byrns/Falls
and O'Connor/Kelly clans..In fact the newest member of the Byrns
family in Frampton is expected this coming week. My godson's
(Jayson Byrns) wife is expecting to give birth this around March
26th.
The Saint Patrick's day get together, united some 300 people on
March 20th at the Dorchester Golf Club. It was organized by the
Saint Patrick's Day Society of Saint Malachy.. Congratulations
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Posted by Krista Harper from Edmonton
Posted on : 18-Mar-2010 |
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Hello there,
I am trying to complete my family tree and have hit a wall. I
know that my great grandfather, William Alexander Harper, was
born in 1866 in Hemison, Quebec. However, I cannot find his
parents. The family I have left does not know, so I am so happy
to have found this wonderful site even if it doesn't answer all
of my questions. Is/ was Hemison located in this same area?
Hemison, St. Malachie, Quebec? Also, I know that W.A. Harper
recieved his schooling in or around Hemison where he then worked
briefly before going to Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin and to Escanoba,
Michigan where he worked as a lumberjack. He later moved to the
Lake of the Woods district in Northern Minnesota where he met
and married Winnifred (Winnie) Mildred Clark in 1908. If anyone
can shed some light on any of this please feel free to email me
at: kristaharper1@gmail.com Thanks!!! And great job Mr. McLane!:)
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Posted by Roberta Rothwell from Sharon, MA
Posted on : 13-Mar-2010 |
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Great website. My husband is descended from John Hughes and
Margaret Brennan. This has provided a wealth of useful
information. Thanks
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Posted by Mike Toner from Atlanta, GA
Posted on : 12-Mar-2010 |
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Great site with an impressive array of thorough research -- all
written in a way that makes it easy to read. Came across the
site in my search for Brennan and Maher families, so I'm hoping
that those documented in your research prove to be the ones.
Jury's still out on that, but many thanks for all your efforts...
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Posted by Marge Scheuber from california
Posted on : 08-Jan-2010 |
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Love this site! One side of my family tree dates back to my third
great grandparents Moses Jordan and Mary Gahan. Miles Murphy and
Marguerite Nolan are my fourth great grandparents.
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Posted by Ian McGillis from Peace River, AB
Posted on : 05-Jan-2010 |
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I just stumbled into this site. Very interesting. My mother was
Marcella G. Fitzgerald who moved to Riviere Qui Barre, AB. Father
Walter Fitzgerald was my uncle.
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Posted by FLORA MCBEAN from LENNOXVILLE QUEBEC J1M1L2
Posted on : 31-Dec-2009 |
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I WANT TO WISH ANY ONE READING THIS PAGE ALL THE HEALTH
AND HAPPINESS FOR THE NEW YEAR HOPE 2010 WILL BE GOOD TO YOUALL
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Posted by Pauline Crevier Wiedow from Montreal, Quebec
Posted on : 30-Dec-2009 |
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I have neglected my genealogy for the last years due to other
committments. The information you sent me last year was so
beneficial but I have not done anything since. My ancestor is
Peter Murphy who is the brother of Andrew Murphy. I was
wondering Dennis if you have found out more information about
them. We were planning a trip to Wexford Ireland but due to the
fact that I don't know where to begin in Ireland it was
postponed. Hopefully this fall we will have a chance to walk the
land of our ancestors and make new discoveries. I have not been
able to visit Frampton either although my intentions were to
have done so by now.
Thank you Dennis for your hard work and being so diligent on our
behalf.
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Posted by Mary Bourke from Calgary Albta
Posted on : 09-Dec-2009 |
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I have been searching my Hanley ancestors for a very long time.
They were last known to be in Quebec city in 1825 when they
buried their son John. The father was John Hanley and his wife
was Bridget Mitchell. They did come from Ireland sometime
between 1809 and 1815. No trace of their deaths. Can anyone
help. Thank you. Mary
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Posted by Robert Murphy from South Windsor, CT
Posted on : 29-Nov-2009 |
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My grandfather was born in Frampton Canada. Moses Murphy.
Parents were John Murphy and Ellen Walsh
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Posted by Joan Holmes from Minnesota
Posted on : 21-Nov-2009 |
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To Cindy: Hugh Hurley and Sarah Ann Sargeant are also in my
family line. So I will be interested in the tombstones pictures
whenever they are on line. My great grandmother was Sarah Ann
Sargent, born in West Frampton. She married John C. Holmes, also
from the area. Thanks to Dennis McLane and to Ginny H, I have
been able to trace many ancestors in this area. This is a great
website. I have neglected my genealogy since my mother died a
year and a half ago, but hope to get back to it this winter.
Looking forward to seing your site. thanks Joan Holmes
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Posted by Gary from Coquitlam
Posted on : 21-Nov-2009 |
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Yesterday I had a letter sent to me from a Lawyer in Victoria BC.
I'm not sure if there are any Kinsleys on my side that know this
but Uncle Hugh passed away and a copy of his Will was sent to me
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Posted by FLORA MCBEAN from LENNOXVILLE
Posted on : 21-Nov-2009 |
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keep up the good work irember louis and mary they were friends
to the mcbean family mary was john doherty s nurse at jeffery
hale hospital
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