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Re: Courtoreille/Belcourt/Desjarlais

sla3 — 2013-01-20 21:05:18Z

I am Eugene's niece. I am named for my great-grandma Sara(h). Her maiden name was Callihoo. Her parents were Elzear Callihoo and Genevieve Gaucher. Gordon's parents were Abraham Courteoreille and Marie Louise Belcourt. Abraham's parents were Pierre Courteoreille and Sophie Cartier. And this is where I have gotten stuck in terms of the Courteoreille line. I cannot find the parentage for Pierre. I suspect he was the child of Joseph (Pepamowew) Courteoreille and Nancy Ignace because I had heard my auntie speak about Pepamowew, but she is deceased and I can't ask her what she knew. They had a child named Pierre, but in certain places it looks like he (Pierre) died at a very young age.

Re: Courtoreille/Belcourt/Desjarlais

gailc0279 — 2012-10-25 11:08:25Z

what was Sarah's maiden name? Who were her parents?

Re: Courtoreille/Belcourt/Desjarlais

eugenebcourtrille59 — 2012-10-23 03:08:28Z

MY is Eugene Courtrille ;father name was Ben Courtrille and we were from Lac St Anne. My grandfather name was Gordon Joseph Courtoreille and my grandmother name is Sarah Courtoreille from Alberta Beach on a farmland ;my aunt and uncle massey lived on the farmland too.

Re: Nordbeck from Wildwood, Alberta

JeanND — 2012-08-05 23:02:32Z

Thank you!! You've created a 'break through' that I've been searching for a long while. I had even searched for 'Norbeck' instead of 'Nordbeck' on both Ancestry & FamilySearch.org (my Norwegian cousin was either wrong in the spelling or it was changed or mispelled when they immigrated as I've discovered happens a lot). However, the dates you offered made a wider search possible & I found lots of new information!:-) You are right about Trysil, Norway. It is actually not a very big city. I only have U.S. access on Ancestry which I need to change as so many of my relatives on all side came to Canada first. I never did run across the record you describe. Is it a Canadian border crossing record? Regardless, I truly appreciate your effort to help - which you DID! Thanks again for your time.
Jean

Re: Nordbeck from Wildwood, Alberta

agmaciaszek — 2012-08-03 21:50:41Z

the only one close to your peter

Name: Peter L Norbeck
Age: 40
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1880
Arrival Port: Coutts, Alberta
Date of Arrival: 18 Oct 1920
Birth Location: Trysil Norway
Gender: Male
Citizenship: Norwegian

i find it interesting both have same birth place

Nordbeck from Wildwood, Alberta

JeanND — 2012-06-05 23:00:54Z

I am looking for any information on my great aunt Johanne Haavi born 7 Apr 1872, Trysil Norway.

Married John Flodin 2 May 1910 in Norway. John was killed.

Aunt Johanne(a) then married Peter Nordbeck after abt 1912. They lived in Wildwood, Alberta, Canada.

We have a few pictures of her, but cannot find anything of her life in Wildwood. We think she died in 1956 & is buried there.

Any info appreciated.

Re: Bahrynowski in Wildwood

sstanger1 — 2012-05-23 23:36:59Z

The Following would know if there had been a Local History Book Project - Families submit family history stories to the project.
http://wildwoodalberta.ca/

http://wildwoodalberta.ca/index.php?option=com_content&v...

Re: Bahrynowski in Wildwood

sstanger1 — 2012-05-23 23:28:38Z

Obituary for Rosie KWIK BAHRYNOWSKI
http://www.obitsforlife.com/obituary/37717/Kwik-Bahrynowski-...

Hi re a previous message posted the following burials

Peter, 1890 - 17 Aug 1963
Mandalyna, 1912 - 1953
Peter, 2 Aug 1926 - 13 Aug 1994
Burials in the St Michael Uk Cath cemetery, Wildwood.

John KWIK, 1913 - 1983
burial in the Uk Cath cemetery, Edmonton.

OBITUARIES - if published may show some personal information as well names and locations of other family members.

Registration of Death: Depending on requirements of the time - and knowledge of the Informant. May show name,date and place of birth - Names of Parents including Maiden name of the Mother - Place of birth of the Parents.

Marriage Registrations - are quite accurate as the information comes directly from the Bride and Groom - will show names of both sets of parents -including maiden name of mothers - place of birth of the parents -etc.

1901,1906,1911,1916 Census if the family was in Canada at that time - will show family group together.

Searched Western Land Grants - re Homestead records
with 0 results
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/western-land-gr...

Naturalization records - if naturalization was applied for -

Re: Bahrynowski in Wildwood

whitchiepoo1 — 2012-05-23 20:17:18Z

Hi I have pictures of my dad when he was young and I was told there is some type of history book of wildwood that has some photos of the bahrynowsky family. But other than that dont no much

Re: Bahrynowski in Wildwood

jennierae1980 — 2012-05-21 22:07:38Z

I am the grandaughter of Mary, who is the 1st born of Peter Sr's 2nd wife rose. I haven't been able to find much info except for pictures of the gravestones in wildwood. I would be interested in anything you may have as well

Re: cardinal

n_aime_14 — 2012-04-25 20:22:02Z

I am from a cardinal family, from Alberta, Canada. Most of my family that is Cardinal are ;iving on reservations, maybe there might be some links we can find about the Cardinal family and where it originated from.

Re: Bahrynowski in Wildwood

whitchiepoo1 — 2012-04-23 03:40:53Z

Hi I am Peters daughter who passed away August 13 1994 I am the youngest daughter. And I'm looking for some histroy on his family which I never really met. Would like to learn all I can about his parents and brothers.

Re: Bruce Davis

GoutbeckP59 — 2012-03-27 15:09:43Z

Yes, my error, should be 1923 - 1929 16 yrs. Still does not add up.

Peter

Re: Bruce Davis

dondonwebb1 — 2012-03-27 08:19:21Z

Thank you Peter....I will follow up your leads! Can you clarify the second piece of information for me please, you have written Bruce DAVIS, 1923-1926 16yrs. Is this a typo do you think as this would make him 3yrs? My guess is that the first burial will be Bruce as the story of his death was reported in the Letherdridge Herald on the 20th June 1938, so the dates add up! Thanks again. Donna.

Re: Bruce Davis

GoutbeckP59 — 2012-03-26 21:20:50Z

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

Bruce DAVIS, 19 jun 1938 (Brightwood cemetery)
burial in Entwistle Cemetery Entwistle.

Bruce DAVIS, 1923 - 1929 16yrs
burial in the Brightwood cemetery Drayton Valley.

These cemeteries are about 6 or 7 Miles apart. So they seem to be two different people.

Maybe you should contact the AGS Drayton Valley Branch to see if the can get more info.

For further research please contact the Research Committee of the Drayton Valley Branch.
http://abgensoc.ca/

Peter

Bruce Davis

dondonwebb1 — 2012-03-25 23:18:20Z

Hi....can anyone help me find further infomation about my family who lived in the area in the 1930's? Bruce was my grandfathers (Richard Grant Davis) brother who drowned aged 16 in the Pembina river in June 1938. The family were reported to be living at Moon Lake. Their father was Richard, mother I think was Jean and there were other siblings too Ross Graham, Kenneth and Jean...I believe my grandfather may of been the eldest, he would of been 26 at the time. Any infomation of the Davis family living in the area at this time would be greatly recieved as I have been looking for a couple of years now for any clues particularly of my great grandparents Richard and Jean. Thanks.
Donna Webb, nee Davis

Re: McDonald, John Leod

klm123 — 2012-03-09 03:49:16Z

Stella:
Just came across your post and will provide some information on John Leod McDonad my great grandfather.

Post Office and Postmasters-National Archives of Canada show John Leod was appointed postmaster for Stony Plain, Northwest Territories on June 1, 1893 and he resigned from the position on April 28, 1903.

Burial Place: Pioneer Cemetery, Spruce Grove, Alberta,Canada block 112 plot 3 west

Parents name were Alexander (1816-1888)and Christine MacLeod (1819-1861)

Married Mary Ann Kay Watt and they had 4 children; when Mary Ann died he later married Jannett Watt, full sister of Mary Ann and they also had 4 children.

John Leod was born October 22, 1853, Brookfield, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Hope the information is helpful.

Ken

Re: Bahrynowski in Wildwood

jennierae1980 — 2012-02-27 23:42:10Z

Is there any record of roes's maiden name?

Re: Bahrynowski in Wildwood

sstanger1 — 2012-02-14 20:10:30Z

http://www.obitsforlife.com/obituary/37717/Kwik-Bahrynowski-...

Re: Bahrynowski in Wildwood

GoutbeckP59 — 2012-02-14 18:36:24Z

Hi

You can also find more, do a Google search for "Bahrynowski obit" you may have to add "Edmonton"

Peter

Re: Bahrynowski in Wildwood

GoutbeckP59 — 2012-02-14 18:15:56Z

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

Peter, 1890 - 17 Aug 1963
Mandalyna, 1912 - 1953
Peter, 2 Aug 1926 - 13 Aug 1994
Burials in the St Michael Uk Cath cemetery, Wildwood.

John KWIK, 1913 - 1983
burial in the Uk Cath cemetery, Edmonton.

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

Peter

Bahrynowski in Wildwood

jennierae1980 — 2012-02-14 17:18:03Z

Does anyone have any information about Peter and rose bahrynowski and family from wildwood, alberta?
Children include Mary,Frank, Carl, Josephine, mike, Olga, Tom, victor, Walter and Peter

Rose remarried John kwik.

Castor Alberta History Book

ahjh157 — 2011-11-01 00:53:56Z

The town of Castor has a history book available. If anyone is interested in a copy you can write to:
Castor & District History Book.
Town of Castor
P.O Box 479
Castor, Alberta TOC OXO

or try email address: castorbook@gmail.com

Re: McDonald, John Leod

sstanger1 — 2011-07-23 17:49:32Z

Hi, House & Photo
http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/pm_v2.php?id=story_line&lg=E...
Since John Leod McDONALD - was postmaster etc - at Stony Pain.
The Public Library for same - may have more information.
Municipal Office - may be able to advise re Cemeteries in the area - perhaps burial place.
Provincial Archive in Edmonton - may hold some records.
Early Marriage registrations may not? hold much personal information - but - perhaps names of parents?
Registration of Death - for John Leod McDONALD - Perhaps
Provincial Archive in Edmonton may hold information. - may show names of parents - if known to informant.
Do you know - Where ? John Leod McDONALD - was born ?
Cheers, Stella

Re: McDonald, John Leod

GoutbeckP59 — 2011-07-23 17:33:28Z

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

Peter Alexander MCDONALD, 1894 - 28 Dec 1975
burial in the Inga cemetery near Stony Plain.
There are more MCDONALD burials in this and other cemeteries in the area, but none that fit you query.

This is an older cemetery and names of burials may have become lost.

There is a
William J. BURNS, 1845 - 9 or 24 Jan 1931 (h/o Mary MACDONALD, same stone as Blanch & Elizabeth MACDONALD)
burial in the 7 ave Edmonton cemetery.

Both of you need to get the Publication "Alberta Index of Registration of Birth, Marriage & Deaths, 1870 - 1905".

Available at AGS Edmonton.
For further research please contact the Research Committee of the Edmonton Branch.
http://abgensoc.ca/

Peter

Re: McDonald, John Leod

wmallett127 — 2011-07-23 02:56:25Z

I wonder if John Mcdonald might be the son on Alexander McDonald of Brookfield, PEI. The reason I say this is that Alexander McDonald had a daughter Mary, born in 1850, who came out to Stony Plain, Alberta and married William J Burns. They soon moved to St. Albert. I noticed somewhere that when John's wife died, he sent for his sister Mary, who then married William Burns. My great grandmother was Catherine McDonald Corbett. I am trying to work on this branch of the McDonalds. I hope that this might help. William Mallett wmallett@telus.net

Re: Courtoreille/Belcourt/Desjarlais

eugenebcourtrille — 2011-04-27 01:37:33Z

my grandfather name was joseph gordon courtoreille;mygreatgrandmother was louise marie belcourt from lac ste anne.my grandfather and grandmother lived on a farm just outside alberta beach.my grandmother name is sara courtoreille.

Re: History book lookup - Mosquito Creek Roundup

catsmeow196 — 2011-03-23 04:18:38Z

hI Penny, I just realized that you posted this, I read it, and forgot to thank you. So thank you very much for posting it for me. Now I have to find out where his 2 wifes went and his daughter. There doesn't happen to be anything in there about Bessie Scott Wilson? Thanks again.

Re: Courtoreille/Belcourt/Desjarlais

sarahjoancourtoreille — 2011-03-19 20:47:14Z

I am the daughter of Kim Courtoreille, eldest child/son of Eduard(Eddy)and Joan(Magrum) Courtoreille, son of Patrice(Patrick)Courtoreille and Rachel(Fraser). There are many of us in the commuities of Slave Lake, Wabasca, Kinuso and also in Hay River, NWT. Some of us have started forming family trees on Facebook. Look us up.

Re: Vannebo

greyhoundgal — 2010-08-30 18:23:34Z

was that meant for me James?
if so, yes I did get your message, I'm on holidays though (in edmonton of all places) normally the wifi here is good but this time it sucks and my laptop won't connect nor will my droid. msg came through on my droid. in a brief connect with telus.
that is so cool about the headstones. who's are they? would love to see your pics. thank you for taking time and caring enough to clean them up, for some reason that means a lot to me.
I know I grew up knowing some of mom's family better than Uncle Ted but for reason he touched me the most, not sure why and I feel his loss deeply.
if Ray is still there could you please tell him mom's sisters names to the best of my knowledge are/were Doreen Bodnar, husband Marshall passed in '94 and Roberta Presley, husband Ronnie. I tried reaching Agnes but kept having problems with her phone.
I'll be in touch when I get home in a couple days. please give my condolences to Chris & June and of course the rest of the family.
my deepest thoughts are with you James. tell Uncle Ted I miss him and to say hi to my mom & Marla for me.

bev

Re: Vannebo

truefro — 2010-08-30 07:01:18Z

Just checking did you get my reply? Life has been busy. I uncovered 2 of the burial plot head-stones in Bellingham and cleaned them. I took pictures of the 4 plots together. It still has not sunk in that the Norwegian Yankee is gone. James Froberg, (truefro@msn.com)

James

Re: Theodore Clausen in Winterburn?

ttaberner1 — 2010-08-28 06:06:01Z

Hi susanne,

it looks like we are family...my grandmother is Valda Clausen,her parents was Russel and Amy Clausen, his parents were Jacob and Chloe Clausen. I have been looking into who my family were. I've already found Juanita Block..as you have...please contact me at taberner76@yahoo.ca...would love to talk. Is Theodore Clausen Jacob's father?

George Morrison

brucegeorge_1 — 2010-08-25 18:52:45Z

hi Looking for any or all info on George Morrison b: 1874 Moville Ireland . He joined the Canada over-sea ex force. 1915. His papers give his wife as mrs c. Morrison. adds looks like “ Bowell Alberta” His brother James tweedy Morrison was my granddad Any help would be much appreciated. Regards Bruce.

Re: Vannebo

truefro — 2010-08-25 06:57:28Z

Chris,

It was the least that I could do, it was a mess for us both. It still has not really sunk in for me yet, I will miss Ted. I asked your mom to call me to let me know she got back home safe from her bus trip but I have not heard from her. I have been swamped with traveling around for this week of vacation with trying to keep my 12 year old happy and busy. I will call your mom on Wednesday the 25th to see how she's doing. She has my number and I told her to call whenever she needs/wants.

I knew that he was having more and more problems all the time that is why I wanted to get over and see him.

It is fine to use my personal email as this is really a strange way of exchanging information.

Thanks,
James

Re: Vannebo

apso99 — 2010-08-24 00:39:20Z

James, Thank you so much for being there with my Mother. I just spoke with her and she seems to be coping with it all. The master plan is for her to come and stay here with me in North Carolina for the winter or as long as she wants.

So sorry that you missed Ted. You probably didn't know that he had been having problems for the past few months.

Is it ok to use your e-mail address instead of going thru this website?

Best regards,
Chris

Re: Vannebo

truefro — 2010-08-23 03:08:55Z

Hi,

I'm sorry I'm not sure whom I am talking to. I think from Teds girlfriend I talking today that you might be Bev.

Ted and his girlfriend got up Saturday morning and were sitting around and she was on the phone. When she got done she looked over and Ted was sitting there crumpled over. She called 911 right away but he was out for up to 30 minutes. They got his heart beating and transfered him to the hospital in Wenatchee where I was staying until going up to see him on Sunday, today. Well that didn't pan out, I missed seeing him by about 24 hours. Unable to contact him at his house all day I finally contacted his girlfriend of 26 years around 6 in the evening and she told me of the days events. He was admitted into critical care on life support and things did not sound good. My youngest boy and I went to see him around 8:30 last night. It was very sad to see him in that condition. I spoke with the nurses and things were bad. I spoke with his niece in Edmonton and we made plans to talk today on his conditions while I was at the hospital. Ted passed today at 11:40 AM. If you want to chat more I am James Froberg from Longview, WA. My dad Jim Froberg who was Teds brother died back in 1983 I believe. My email is truefro@msn.com if you need to chat more.

James

Re: Vannebo

truefro — 2010-08-23 02:49:21Z

Chris,

I was with your Mom today when Ted passed she is going to need a lot of help. I told her to call me if she needs. This chain of events is the weirdest thing that has ever happened to me. Ted has gone to a much better place. I can't believe I missed him by 24 hours.

James

Re: Vannebo

greyhoundgal — 2010-08-22 18:09:04Z

Hi James,

yes i'm still out here. thank you so much for the news on Uncle Ted - just sorry it's such sad news. strange i was just telling my girlfriend about him, oh, i guess 3 days ago.
do you know what happened James or what his chances are? i gather being on support the outlook doesn't seem likely to be positive. please keep me updated. i'm heading out for a week but i'll have my laptop and milestone with me so i won't miss any messages. do you still have my email?

Re: Vannebo

apso99 — 2010-08-22 15:19:04Z

Thank you, James. Ted's girlfriend is my Mother. I am very aware of what has been happening with Ted. No, this does not sound good. This has happened before and he, somehow, made it.

Re: Vannebo

truefro — 2010-08-22 06:21:28Z

If you are still out there here is the latest and most sad information on Theodore Vannebo, "Uncle Ted". I'm his nephew James from Longview, WA I came to Wenatchee, WA today 8-21-2010 to go see him, missed talking to him the night before and I got the worst info today at 6:00 PM when trying to contact him through his girlfriend. This morning he was transported to Wenatchee and put on Life Support. Things are not good. I will miss the Norwegian Yankee. He was an awesome man.

James

Re: Horn and Zahn family from Stony Plain

AllansAncestry — 2010-05-13 17:11:11Z

Your posting mentions the Stony Plain and Rosenthal areas in Alberta.

I had relatives who lived near Stony Plain in the early 1900's. But, I never knew there was an area named 'Rosenthal'. Do you know where this was located?

Thanks, Al Rosenthal

Re: Courtoreille/Belcourt/Desjarlais

Juliette86 — 2009-06-09 05:06:14Z

My great grandmother was Betsy Courteoreille. She was Married to Albert Cunningham and was his first wife. I know a fair amount about the Cunningham history but not the Courteoreille's. I have recently been urged to find out more about my roots. Is there anything you could tell me about my great grandmother?

Re: RADCLIFFE

Stella_Stanger — 2009-05-05 20:44:36Z

From the Alberta GenWeb Local History Books site -
Perhaps family connected?
There are Volunteers who own or have access to these books - Request a Lookup
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canab/lookups.html
RADCLIFFE, Catherine; Jarvie, Our Continuing Legacy; Westlock
RADCLIFFE, E. Insp. RCMP; Pioneers of the Peace; Northwest Province
RADCLIFFE, Frank; Along the Fifth; Parkland
RADCLIFFE, Fred; Along the Fifth; Parkland
RADCLIFFE, Joe; Along the Fifth; Parkland
RADCLIFFE, Keith & Joyce (Jorgenson) ; Buffalo Chips to Natural Gas; Special Area #3
Cheers, Stella

Re: RADCLIFFE

GoutbeckP59 — 2009-05-05 14:59:01Z

The Master Surname Index (not online) (mostly burials in Alberta cemeteries) of the Alberta Genealogical Society lists some 40 RADCLIFFE names;

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

Peter

Re: RADCLIFFE

jesserad14 — 2009-05-05 08:37:05Z

my name is Jesse radcliffe i am 18 now named after my ancestor that i beleive to be one of the first to settle in canada in the stonyplain area my grandfather though i dont know where he fits name was frank radcliffe who passed when my father was about 17 making it about 1957 I,ve also heard rumors of a painting in a small alberta town of a man named jesse radcliffe riding a cow through the prarie land though i am not a great source of information my uncle was named dennis radcliffe a radcliffe history genious though he passed just a few short years ago i will try and dig to see what more information i can find for you but i cant guarantee much but i wouldnt mind asking why it is that you want to know

Re: ABORIGINAL FAMILY

whitejaguar7 — 2009-04-30 19:21:06Z

My mother was Flora cardinal, She had two sisters Bella & Marie. We kids were raised in foster homes. Any one who is a relation please contact me at Whitejaguar_7@hotmail.com.

Re: History book lookup - Mosquito Creek Roundup

PennieWest — 2009-01-17 22:21:21Z

Robert Lundy Wilson
Robert Wilson was born near Galt, Ontario of Scottish ancestry. In 1907 he and his wife and daughter Bessie came to Parkland to visit Robert's sister, Mrs. George B. Thomson and family. He evidentaly liked what he saw in the West, as he went back to Ontario and sold his farm in Huron County and returned to parkland in 1908, where he bought SW 14-15-27-W4 from Ed Auclair. He also bought the homestead of Frank Auclair, NE 10-15-27-W4, across the road. He built an addition to the homestead house, but had to store the bulk of his furniture in the barn. A prairie fire came from the west burning the barn and all its contents. Robert was so engrossed with the barn that he forgot his crippled wife in the house. Jim Thompson remembered her and picked her up bodily, with no time to be gentle, and carried her out onto the potato patch, where he placed her in her wheel chair and covered her with a wet blanket. Fortunately the cultivated ground and fire-guard saved the house. Mrs. Wilson never forgave Jim for his rough treatment.
Since Robert was a carpenter, he built a large house with five bedrooms in 1916. He was secretary-treasurer of the Grassy Plains school district. Mrs. Wilson passed away in 1918, and after that he moved to Calgary where he later married again. The farm was worked by various farmers, and when Joe Straughan lived there, he planted lots of trees. After Robert's death, his daughter Bessie came back in 1942. She was talented in fancywork and hooked rugs. Bessie left her cousins Dorcas and Jane Wilson a legacy in her will. This they used as part payment on the two quarters. George Loree later bought Jane's share, and he and Dorcas have resided there since 1942.

There is a picture in the book of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, 1915.

Re: History book lookup - Mosquito Creek Roundup,WILSON Rbt.:L

Stella_Stanger — 2009-01-07 00:39:21Z

Have you checked with the municipality - Municpal Office -for the area - Genealogical/Historical society for the location.
Years ago - when I was searching for a book - that "didn't exist" or no one had same.
While on Vacation/reunion with cousins - we visited some of the small communities. One Municipal office had two copies - and were willing to sell me one. The other -had copy - and photo copied pages for me. Perhaps just a matter of luck - but worth a try
Cheers, Stella

Re: History book lookup - Mosquito Creek Roundup,WILSON Rbt.:L

catsmeow196 — 2009-01-07 00:05:53Z

Hi Stella, Yes, I checked all those places too, but I couldn't find one on line. I even checked my public library and my gen. soc. and they didn't have it either. Thank you for your help. I was hoping to come across someone that already had the book and would just look up hte page for me. I may have to do what Peter suggested and contact AB gen soc for a fee.

Thanks again!! :)

Re: History book lookup - Mosquito Creek Roundup,WILSON Rbt.:L

Stella_Stanger — 2009-01-06 23:32:45Z

Hi, Searched the Alberta GenWeb Local History Book site

Searched Our Roots - etc - the book does not appear.
Perhaps - Contact the Public Library - for the area - they may hold a copy.
Check with the Provincial Archive in Edmonton.
They may hold a copy -
Happy New Year 2009 - Cheers, Stella