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On the internet site it mentions the name McGraw as being connected to your site. My ancestor, Anne McGraw (1873 Northern Ireland - 1918 USA) married someone by the last name of Cain and bore a daughter, Rose. I have been unable to find the name McGraw in your site. Can you help me please?
jennifer russell says...
really enjoyed your site.nice to see family names.i am still searching for abraham russell, born 1831..i have gone all the way back to 1550..abraham died in or close to burks falls. he was married to almirs vandusen and they had many children. we would like to visit abrahams grave.
hi !
did you make a query about Mr richard huskey in Marion co ?
regards
I'm very interested in your entry on John Lawson b 1805 Paisley Scotland, (married to Emily Cain) who died of Bright's Disease.
My ggg grandfather (also) John Lawson (b abt 1800) was in Paisley for the 1841 census, though most of the family came to Canada 1843 (settled in Norfolk Co mostly). Among those who stayed were my gg grandfather William Lawson who coincidentally died of Bright's Disease.
Just wondering if you knew any more on your John Lawson as I feel sure he must link up in some way to my Lawson family.
Best wishes
Jan
My ggg grandfather (also) John Lawson (b abt 1800) was in Paisley for the 1841 census, though most of the family came to Canada 1843 (settled in Norfolk Co mostly). Among those who stayed were my gg grandfather William Lawson who coincidentally died of Bright's Disease.
Just wondering if you knew any more on your John Lawson as I feel sure he must link up in some way to my Lawson family.
Best wishes
Jan
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Sue Miller
04:37 PM on February 22, 2010
Enjoyed your site. Are you aware you left out the first marriage of joseph Adams Jr. or did you leave off intentionally as it doesn't affect your direct lineage? Here it is if you're interested:
Joseph Adams Jr. & Mary Chapin:
Joseph Adams Jr., -Born: 24 December 1654, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Died: 12 February 1736/1737, Braintree, Massachusetts, USA, Father: Joseph Adams Sr., Mother: Abigail Baxter
Married 1st: Mary Chapin, 20 February 1682, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Mary Born: 27 August 1662, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Died: 14 June 1687, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Father: (Lt.) Josiah Chapin, Mother: Mary King
Children:
1.Mary Adams - Born: 06 February 1683, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Died: 30 January 1733, Braintree, Norfolk Co.,Massachusetts, USA
2. Abigail Adams - Born: 17 February 1684, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Married: Seth Chapin, 05 February 1713, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Died: 28 April 1722, Mendon, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, USA
Thank-you
Sue
Joseph Adams Jr. & Mary Chapin:
Joseph Adams Jr., -Born: 24 December 1654, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Died: 12 February 1736/1737, Braintree, Massachusetts, USA, Father: Joseph Adams Sr., Mother: Abigail Baxter
Married 1st: Mary Chapin, 20 February 1682, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Mary Born: 27 August 1662, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Died: 14 June 1687, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Father: (Lt.) Josiah Chapin, Mother: Mary King
Children:
1.Mary Adams - Born: 06 February 1683, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Died: 30 January 1733, Braintree, Norfolk Co.,Massachusetts, USA
2. Abigail Adams - Born: 17 February 1684, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Married: Seth Chapin, 05 February 1713, Braintree, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, USA, Died: 28 April 1722, Mendon, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, USA
Thank-you
Sue
OK Shirley; thanks for your time on this; I will have a search through the L&G
Shirley Hackett says...
Sorry Arthur--I will get the hang of how to post a rely !!
In addition to my first reply--I rechecked my notes. The story about the cemetery visit was in the "Yonge Front" news section of the Gananoque (Ontario) newspaper.
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Shirley Hackett
07:34 PM on February 09, 2010
Sorry Arthur--I will get the hang of how to post a rely !!
In addition to my first reply--I rechecked my notes. The story about the cemetery visit was in the "Yonge Front" news section of the Gananoque (Ontario) newspaper.
In addition to my first reply--I rechecked my notes. The story about the cemetery visit was in the "Yonge Front" news section of the Gananoque (Ontario) newspaper.
arthur pegg says...
I would like to acquire the source for the copy of "the May 8th edition of the Gananoque newspaper 1886" as noted in the reference to Leah Adams on the website.
Also, if someone has written a local history on the Caintown Cemetery, and/or Hogeboom Corners.
Thanks again,
Arthur Pegg.
Blenheim, Ontario.
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Shirley Hackett
07:29 PM on February 09, 2010
arthur pegg says...
I would like to acquire the source for the copy of "the May 8th edition of the Gananoque newspaper 1886" as noted in the reference to Leah Adams on the website.
Also, if someone has written a local history on the Caintown Cemetery, and/or Hogeboom Corners.
Thanks again,
Arthur Pegg.
Blenheim, Ontario.
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Shirley Hackett
06:04 PM on February 09, 2010
Hi Arthur
This was in the Gananoque Reporter. Editions are available on microfilm at the Gananoque Library, and at the Leeds & Grenville Gen Society in Brockville. The birth, marriage and death notices have been indexed, but of course there's lots of other stuff....like the story about the cemetery. One could spend hours just reading through the old newspapers, and I just happened across this one.
This was written by the local correspondent from (I think) Caintown. These local correspondents sent in area "Social News" to the Gananoque newspaper. The writer's name is not given....but it would have been a resident of the Caintown area.
The notes in brackets at the end of the story on this site are mine.
I don't know whether there is any written history of that specific area.
This was in the Gananoque Reporter. Editions are available on microfilm at the Gananoque Library, and at the Leeds & Grenville Gen Society in Brockville. The birth, marriage and death notices have been indexed, but of course there's lots of other stuff....like the story about the cemetery. One could spend hours just reading through the old newspapers, and I just happened across this one.
This was written by the local correspondent from (I think) Caintown. These local correspondents sent in area "Social News" to the Gananoque newspaper. The writer's name is not given....but it would have been a resident of the Caintown area.
The notes in brackets at the end of the story on this site are mine.
I don't know whether there is any written history of that specific area.
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Shirley Hackett
05:53 PM on February 09, 2010
arthur pegg says...
I would like to acquire the source for the copy of "the May 8th edition of the Gananoque newspaper 1886" as noted in the reference to Leah Adams on the website.
Also, if someone has written a local history on the Caintown Cemetery, and/or Hogeboom Corners.
Thanks again,
Arthur Pegg.
Blenheim, Ontario.