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  Posted by Dennis McLane from Boise, ID
Posted on : 18-Aug-2007
I was at the St. Malachie celebration. I had a table in the exhibit building and I made contact with families of the following surnames: Kelly, Barry, Humphrey, O'Farrell, Murphy, Jordan, Dickson and Henderson. The Humphrey family shared the photos taken years ago by their uncle the Reverend Ed Humphrey. I also enjoyed a long conversation with Malcolm Henderson, a descendant of East Frampton founder William Henderson. I also met with Albert Boisvert who is putting together a book on the Jordan family. I also had a great time visiting with my own Murphy relatives who still live in the vicinity. My trip also included research at the Archives du Quebec and in Somerset County, Maine where many Frampton Irsih migrated to.

  Posted by Kelly Barry from Freehold, NJ
Posted on : 16-Aug-2007
I was there, along with my brothers Peter and Brian - our father was William Barry, son of Thomas and Bridget Barry of Frampton. Our mother was an O'Shaugnessy from St. Malachy. The event was terrific - lots of old photos and artifacts, a full church for the Mass celebration, about 750 attendees in the large dinner tent, and I am told a large and excellent parade on Sunday - the closing day. It was also nice to meet this website's moderator - Dennis McLane. He had some of his research there - what a treasure trove of information. He helped us approximate the landing date of our Barry forefathers - thanks, Dennis.

  Posted by H McGInley Webster from Los Angeles, CA
Posted on : 14-Aug-2007
Did anyone attend the St Malachie Church Anniversary? How was it? Did anyone take photos- I am sure there a good many Frampton descendents that would love to hear how the event went.

  Posted by Linda M. Walsh from Livonia, MI
Posted on : 04-Aug-2007
I love your web site. It's obvious that a lot of work goes into it and is very much appreciated. My cousins, from Frampton, Agnes and Eddy Walsh, forwarded your web site to me and I'm so glad they did. My father, James R. Walsh, and my mother, Germaine C. Perreault, were from Frampton, born in 1912. I wish they were alive to see this web site. (My father moved to Detroit, Michigan in the 1930's.)

  Posted by Robin Garvey from Saskatchewan
Posted on : 10-Jul-2007
Hi Again, I just did some further reading on your site and see that you have already checked out the parish registers for Ste- Marie, so disregard my last comment. You've obviously done a LOT of research!

  Posted by Robin Garvey from Saskatchewan
Posted on : 10-Jul-2007
Hi, I am in the process of transcribing the church register for Ste-Marie-de-Beauce. Yesterday I googled Ste-Marie and your site came up. Do you know that a good number of Frampton Irish were baptized or married in Ste-Marie? I had been intrigued by the many Irish names in the register, and now, thanks to your site, I know more about them. By the way, John Walsh was in Ste-Marie before 1806, he signed a marriage act in 1805. If you haven't had the opportunity to explore the Ste-Marie register's, email me at rgarvey@sasktel.net and I can send you what information I have found in them. Interesting site! Thanks!

  Posted by Gary Kinsley from Coquitlam, BC
Posted on : 08-Jul-2007
By the end of next, I should know if we will be going out on strike, if so, I'm looking to drive back to Montreal, Sherbrook and Magog. If there are any of you out west that wish to come along for the ride, just to keep me company. Feel free to contact me at vangary2002@yahoo.ca

  Posted by Gary Kinsley from Coquitlam, BC
Posted on : 08-Jul-2007
I am the Son of the late Patrick Kinsley who is the Son of Patrick Kinsley who had a Farm in Frampton. If anyone remembers my Dad, can you send me e-mail to vangary2002@yahoo.ca

  Posted by Alvin Larry Doherty from Sawyerville,Qc. Formerly from St.Malachie,Co.Dorchester
Posted on : 08-Jul-2007
Hello all I am the one of five sons that Edward John Doherty and Elsie Margarite McLaughlin gave birth to.Grandparents and relatives are buried in the St.Pauls Hemison Cemetary.My dad used to go to the reunions that Framton would have. Thanks to Pat Hurley who would inform my Dad.

  Posted by Mary Métivier from Sillery,Québec
Posted on : 05-Jun-2007
For Pat Doherty-I went to school with Clifford.He was in my classroom and he had to wait on the bus to go back home;he`d spend his time drawing.What a nice boy he was! My brother Austin new Wallace. My father was the blacksmith of the village.I hope to hear from you Pat . entraidea.sillery@videotron.ca

  Posted by Dennis McLane from Boise, ID
Posted on : 25-May-2007
This is to Harriet Webster from Los Angeles, CA. I have the information you seek, but you did not leave an e-mail address to contact you. You can contact me at dbmack11@aol.com

  Posted by Harriet McGinley Webster from Los Angeles, California
Posted on : 23-May-2007
I am the third geat granddaughter of Mrs. Myles Duff and would love to attend the church festvities at St. Malachie- does anyone have a program for the events in August? H

  Posted by Doug Wilsher from Fonthill, Ontario , Canada
Posted on : 14-May-2007
Hello again Dennis, Ginny Haen and I were discussing the 150 Anniversary of St. Malachie but I cannot remember the dates. If you could let us know it would be appreciated. Also, do you know waht activities are planned, is there an itinerary? My e mail address is dwilsher@cogeco.ca Thanks again for getting me connected to Ginny.If it weren't for that I would still be struggling to find info 2cogeco.ca

  Posted by Ginny Haen from near Jacksonport, Door County, Wisconsin
Posted on : 30-Mar-2007
I haven't written since the early days of the website, but I just want to say again that it's terrific. I've made connections to several of my families here and just recently new connections through Doug Wilsher (see his recent note). I've been able to direct him to some of his closer Smith cousins (one that I previously met right here). He is sharing information with me on one of my other families (Dickson). I hope others of you reading these queries will consider being on the list of researchers. If you share information with others, you are likely to get even more back as connections expand. You can see my list of family interests on the researcher list. Many Frampton, St Malachie and Standon families came to Jacksonport in Door County near where I live so there are many descendants and much information right here. Thanks to you Dennis (and the internet)for making this big world a much smaller place.

  Posted by Don Walsh from Aurora, Ontario
Posted on : 28-Mar-2007
What a fantastic website Dennis and thank you for a wonderful History lesson. I am very grateful for the amount of research and time you are commiting to this cause . I am Michael Walsh's father and proud grandfather to his son Xavier , may he keep the great line of Walsh's going. Would like to hear from my other Walsh cousins from Detroit , Boston and where ever you all are . domawa@sympatico.ca

  Posted by Don Walsh from Aurora, Ontario
Posted on : 28-Mar-2007
For Austin Kelly. What a flashback when I saw your name posted.I remember going to the Convent in Frampton and playing dodge ball with the Quigley's ,Henessey's , Sheila McGrath , Millers and so on. I will be in Frampton the week of Aug 6th perhaps I will see you in St.Malachie. My email address is domawa@sympatico.ca .

  Posted by Linus Fitzmorris from Calgary, Alberta
Posted on : 24-Mar-2007
For Janice McGrath Hi Janice! I'm going to email you. Linus

  Posted by Linus Fitzmorris from Calgary, Alberta
Posted on : 24-Mar-2007
For Kelly Barry Hello Kelly! Of course I remember you, your mom and your brothers very well. For one thing my mother was a Kelly lol. You and your family lived in New Brunswick, NJ at the time. I remember Peter, Brian, Shawn, Kevin and you but not the 6th one. Oh well.....advanced middle age claims another victim. And another thing...how come you guys never had to work during the summer only play tennis and chase the girls??? Best wishes to you and all your loved ones. Linus linusfitz@shaw.ca

  Posted by Linus Fitzmorris from Calgary, Alberta
Posted on : 24-Mar-2007
For Pat Doherty Hello Pat. I was in the same school class as your cousins Wallace and Clifford. Maybe our paths did cross but if so I don't recall. We lived in the village and your uncle Percy lived out of town just before the road took a sharp left turn on the way to Standon. You may know the Labrecques who were Percy's neighbors. Alfreda was my father's first cousin. Regards, Linus linusfitz@shaw.ca

  Posted by Linus Fitzmorris from Calgary, Alberta
Posted on : 24-Mar-2007
Hello Austin! Wow, what a nice surprise to see your post. As you may know my sisters Mary, Aileen and Lena also live in the Montreal area. All the best to you and all your loved ones. My email is: linusfitz@shaw.ca if you would like more details. Linus
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