Lesser Slave River - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Noskey/Merrier Family History

sstanger1 — 2012-08-04 06:16:17Z

Hi, From Alberta GenWeb Local History Book site -
Families submitted family history/stories to local History Book Project - Perhaps the following are connected to your family research?\

NOSKEY, Fred; Turning the Pages of Time; East Peace
NOSKIYE, Francis; Fort Vermilion People; Mackenzie
NOSKIYE, Sarah (ALOOK); Fort Vermilion People; Mackenzie
NOSKYE, Doreen; Links With the Past; Barrhead
NOSKYE, Rhawnie; Links With the Past; Barrhead
NOSKYE, Valerie; Links With the Past; Barrhead

MERRIER, Ignace Ernest Lebrun; Sodbusters, A History of Kinuso and Swan River Settlement; Big Lakes

Cheers, Stella

Re: Noskey/Merrier Family History

agmaciaszek — 2012-08-03 21:53:09Z

1916 census

Name: Norman Nooskie
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Age: 2
Est. Birth Year: 1914
Birthplace: Alberta
Home in 1916: 26, Edmonton West, Alberta
Address: Heart, River, Settlement, Heart River Settlement
Racial or Tribal Origin: Cree
Relation to Head of Household: Son
Mother's Name: Louisa Nooskie
Sub District Desc.: Townships 65 and 80 inclusive, ranges 16 to 26, inclusive, W. 5. M.
Household Members:
Name Age
Louisa Nooskie 48
Marie Ann Nooskie 8
Norman Nooskie 2
Alfred Nooskie 15
Xavior Nooskie 21

Noskey/Merrier Family History

j_noskey — 2012-08-03 21:18:49Z

I am in the process of building and locating any history for the Noskey/Merrier families in the Slave Lake/ Red Earth Creek area. My Grandparents were Mary Jane Noskey( Nee Letendre she was born in 1911 and my Grandfather's Name was Norman Noskey estimated birth year is 1916. If anyone has info please let me know

Re: MOGER, ANDERSON

GoutbeckP59 — 2009-11-06 15:47:46Z

The Master Surname Index (not online) (mostly burials in Alberta cemeteries) of the Alberta Genealogical Society lists these names;

Emma A. MOGER, 1871 - 1951
Jacob L. MOGER, 1872 - 1950
buried in the Swan Valley cemetery, Kinuso.

Joseph Arthur MOGER, 22 Mar 1907 - reserved
Agnes Aline MOGER, 21 Sep 1910 - 21 Jan 1987
buried in the Slave Lake community cemetery.

For further research please contact the Research Services Committee of the Edmonton Branch.
Alberta Genealogical Society
http://abgensoc.ca/

Peter

Re: MOGER, ANDERSON

Stella_Stanger — 2009-11-06 00:46:26Z

Hi, From the Alberta GenWeb Local History Book site:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canab/lookups.html
There are Volunteers at the above - who own or have access to the following books. Request a Lookup.

MOGER,Jacob,Emma;Pioneers of the Lakeland; Lesser Slave River
MOGER, Aline; Pioneers of the Lakeland; Lesser Slave River
MOGER, Joseph; Pioneers of the Lakeland; Lesser Slave River

The Little Village That Grew; Red Deer
MOGER, Arnold; MOGER, Bonnie (Gustavson);
MOGER, Brenda (Kranenborg); MOGER, Debra (Waldo) Leslie;
MOGER, Harold; MOGER, Helen (Gauthier).MOGER, Lyle;
MOGER, Margaret; MOGER, Patricia; MOGER, Ruth nee Arndt;
MOGER, Sheila (Liebic]

MOGER, Family; Sodbusters, A History of Kinuso and Swan River Settlement; Big Lakes
MOGER, Lloyd; A Century of Memories, 1883-1983; Foothills
MOGER, Luie; Snake Valley; Vulcan

Have you searched the Census 1901,1906,1911,1916

Cheers & Good Luck, Stella

Re: Nipissing Family info needed

Stella_Stanger — 2009-11-06 00:33:57Z

Hi, Searched the Alberta GenWeb Local History Book site
There may be a Volunteer who owns or has access to the following book. Perhaps family connected
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canab/lookups.html
NIPISSING, Betsy; West of the Fifth; Lac Ste Anne

Alberta Genealogical Society has published a book - can't remember the title - but has birth,Marriage Death to 1905.
AGS - will have the information.
Provincial Archive in Edmonton, Perhaps Legislative library in Edmonton - as well - Public Library for Lac SteAnne etc may hold copies.

Have you searched Online White Pages Directories MyTelus.com for the NIPISSING surname. ?

Cheers & Good Luck, Stella

Re: MOGER, ANDERSON

trapper615 — 2009-11-05 21:53:51Z

Hi Maureen. I don't know if this is much help, but the 'Moger Place' was up the road from where I was raised, about 7 miles. I remember the buildings that have since fallen down. I worked with Joe Moger at Dept. of Highways in Slave Lake. I'm sure he was part of the 'Moger Place', which is now owned by my sister and her husband.

Nipissing Family info needed

hockeymom222 — 2008-11-27 15:59:08Z

Looking for information on the following family (info taken from 1901 Canadian census Athabasca district):

24 18 5 Nipissing Marie F Mother W 46
24 19 5 Nipissing Eliza F Daughter S 20
24 20 5 Nipissing Josette F Daughter S 17
24 21 5 Nipissing Melanie F Daughter S 13
24 22 5 Nipissing Marie Rose F Daughter S 10
24 23 5 Nipissing Louise F Daughter S 7
24 24 5 Nipissing Clemence F Daughter S 5
24 25 5 Nipissing George M Son S 6
24 26 5 Nipissing Christian F Daughter S 1

Most interested in the mother Marie Nipissing. She is shown as "widowed" and I would like to know her maiden name and the name of her deceased spouse.

Hope someone can help me out with this. Thanks.

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Source Information: 1901 Census of Canada
Subdistrict: Athabaska, UNORGANIZED TERRITORIES/TERRITOI, THE TERRITORIES
District Number: 206
Subdistrict Number: a-4
Archives Microfilm: T-6555

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Re: Jessie Enid (McKinley) Phillips, Widewater

kurtbarr1 — 2007-04-26 00:49:24Z

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Jessie Enid (McKinley) Phillips, Widewater

BonnieHarwood212 — 2007-04-25 05:03:28Z

I may be able to find some help for you as Jessie and Ernie were my sister's in-laws. I remember them well........Bonnie Harwood

Re: Jessie Enid (McKinley) Phillips, Widewater

2006-03-07 01:57:13Z

Kurt.
The Master Surname Index (not online) (mostly burials in Alberta cemeteries) of the Alberta Genealogical Society lists these possible names;

Ernest PHILLIPS, 1907 - 1986
Jessie PHILLIPS, 1908 - 1983
both buried next to each other in plot 3,C17 of the Holy Cross cemetery, Edmonton.

For obituaries or further research please contact the AGS Research Services Committee of the Edmonton Branch,
http://abgensoc.ca/

The Edmonton Branch
http://agsedm.edmonton.ab.ca

Peter

Jessie Enid (McKinley) Phillips, Widewater

kurtbarr1 — 2006-03-05 05:05:09Z

Looking for information on Jessie Enid (McKinley) Phillips and her husband Ernest A. Phillips who lived Widewater in 1954.

Lesser Slave River local history resources

Nancy_Pelham — 2004-09-07 06:00:18Z

See
http://www.rootsweb.com/~canab/looklesl.html

Re: McKenzie

2004-09-04 17:58:45Z

To Peter Goutbeck,
Many thanks for the information posted.
The following info is attached as requested.
Donald was born on the 6th July 1896 in Dumbarton Scotland His father was also named Donald. His mother was Annie Miller Plunket.
From research at Archivianet I found a Donald McKenzie that arrived in Canada aboard SS Grampian on 14 April 1908. I have no proof this is the correct person but he was aged 11 which fits with his date of birth.
I have found his Attestation Paper which I know is correct from information on the form.
Donald joined the 50th Bn Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regt.)
Serial No 811529
He died in France on Sunday 3rd June 1917 and is buried at La Chaudiere Military Cemetery.
Further research is needed for more information on William however he was born in 1886 in Govan Glasgow Scotland.
Once again many thanks for the info provided. I now look forward to any reply that may be posted.

Alan McKenzie

Re: McKenzie

2004-09-02 01:32:05Z

The Master Surname Index (not online) (mostly burials in Alberta cemeteries) of the Alberta Genealogical Society lists 7 Robert and 20 William McKenzie names;

Noyes Crossing is an old Post Office in the County of Lac Ste Anne. A bit more info as to year of birth and when they came to Canada would be helpful.

For further research please contact the AGS Research Services Committee of the Edmonton Branch,
http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/abgensoc

The Edmonton Branch
http://agsedm.edmonton.ab.ca

Peter
for the AGS

McKenzie

2004-08-15 21:21:33Z

I am looking for any information for Donald McKenzie who lived at Noyes Crossing before the Great War. He had a brother who was either Robert or William. I think they both emigrated together. Donald died on 3rd June 1917 in France. He is buried at Vimy Ridge.
Any information on any of the above would be greatly appreciated.
Alan McKenzie

Masse

2004-08-15 21:20:10Z

Looking for any Masse's in & around High Prairie, Gouard area.

Search for Melin's - from old babysitter Yvette Lyons

Yvette257 — 2004-01-22 00:01:13Z

I am searching for Melin's that used to reside in Slave Lake.
They resided there in the 1970's. Names were Ron, Louise with childrens names, Rhonda, Honalee, Tina and Kirk.

MCDOWELL - SMITH OR SMOKEY CREEK

jorinamcdowell — 2002-12-07 05:07:14Z

looking for any information on the Mcdowell Family, either pictures or stories etc. Grandmother Clara Mcdowell recently passed away and we are hoping to have a family gathering in May - sort of a special memorial to her and was hoping to maybe get some stories of the old time goings on in the 30s, 40s, and 50s in Smith. Also do anyone have a plot plan of the old Smokey Creek Cemetery? Two uncles and a Gt GT Uncle are buried there and the family would like to do a special tribute to them as well.
Thank you in advance for any help - big or smail

Jorina McDowell
email jorina.mcdowell@shaw.ca

MOGER, ANDERSON

maureenanderson54 — 2001-10-19 23:08:35Z

Looking for information on Jacob MOGER (b. 1873)and his wife, Emma ANDERSON (b. 1872)who lived near Widewater on the shore of Lesser Slave Lake. Both died in Kinuso in the early 1950s. Children: Alpha, Judith, Violet, Mae and Joseph. Looking for information on their parents and/or birthplaces.

LOGAN

goutprt — 2001-07-06 02:38:11Z

The finding aids and indexes (not online) of the Alberta Genealogical Society lists some 300 Logan's, among them are;

Andrew LOGAN, died 22 Mar 1939 (194 Battn. CEF, Cpl #905148)
buried in the Soldiers Plot of the Edmonton 7ave Cemetery.

Hector Andrew LOGAN, 1912 - intered 30 Mar 1979 (cremation) in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery Edmonton

Ronald Adam LOGAN, died 24 Jan 1919, buried in the Sawridge Cemetery at Slave Lake.

For further research please contact the AGS Research Group at the Edmonton Branch.

Peter

Ghostkeeper family

maryvpatten — 2001-06-22 16:28:49Z

I have Francois Auger Freeman mar.Lucie Ghostkeeper,ch.Victor,Alexis,Rose Delima,...?Lesser Slave Lake area 1883-1914.brother of Alphonse Auger Freeman ,Mary V P Smith

Logans at Slave Lake

2001-01-20 12:00:00Z

Searching for info on Andrew Logan and previous generations. Andrew came from Scotland to Alberta sometime between 1900-1912. He lived at Slave Lake from 1912 until his death in 1939. Wife Elizabeth, children Hector, Marguerite, Cecilia and Ronald.