Wainwright - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

akitt,sewell and jenkinson families.

pinochio36 — 2012-12-14 18:27:32Z

Hi Peter,sorry ,I sent an earlier note but omitted your name.I am trying to acquire the "Across the years" book too, do you have any hints?pinochio.

Re: VOXLAND family

japeterson158 — 2012-12-09 18:53:36Z

You are welcome. I have printed pages from other books on the site, I don't think they mind. Butch

Re: VOXLAND family

JoyPaulson — 2012-12-09 15:56:26Z

thank you -- I love those books !!

Re: VOXLAND family

japeterson158 — 2012-12-09 05:03:58Z

Hi Joy, I see Stella sent you a page from the Chauvin book, but if you do a Voxland search in it several pages show up. http://www.ourroots.ca/e/toc.aspx?id=6011 And John is in this Macrorie, Sask. book on page 632. http://www.ourroots.ca/e/toc.aspx?id=4405 Butch

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

pinochio36 — 2012-11-30 15:31:47Z

Hello, I have just returned to my Akitt family and reread your message.I think I am near to contacting Wilson Akitt's grand daughter.Wilson wasmy great uncle, his sister,Mary, married Henry Ellis in Chester 1898.I do have the Alberta gen.soc,cemetery report of his memorial, which just seemed to be;; Akitt, William, oct 1877 - 26 april 1949.They admitted the discrepancy between Wilson and William, but as he was referred to locally as Wil, or Wis, it is not surprising.Tell me is your tree near to mine?? John Akitt(b1845) and Hannah Jenkinson (b1850) are my great grand parents. carolyn.

Re: PECKNOLD, Cyril Edwin Martin

Jay1913JML — 2012-11-09 22:51:56Z

Hi
I am also a Pecknold. My father was the youngest of the Pecknold brothers and sisters (seventeen)

. Alfred Abraham Pecknold was my Grandfather. Abraham was one of my father older brothers. My father Wilfred was the first one born in Canada in 1914. I am the youngest of the first Generation of Cousins 56. The next generation of cousins were 100 + at last count. I don't know how many third cousins.

I don't know who if anyone has an official family history. However I do know that Alfred Abraham was the last of the Pecknold family. He and my Grandmonther moved to Weignwright Alberta and are both found in the cemetary there. The Maj. as everyone in the family called him was in the Royal Irish Rifles. He was the last RSM of the Royal Irish Rifles in Poona India.

I hope this helps.

Re: TURNER

bbhamilton52 — 2012-09-03 20:00:40Z

My Grandpa was Perry Francis Turner. I have his father's family history, thanks to a relative in Montana and a history of his Mother's family..the Tifft family. Reply if you are interested...regards, Brian Hamilton Oh , my Mother was Eleanor Turner.

Re: VOXLAND family

sstanger1 — 2012-09-02 20:09:17Z

Hi, Have you posted to message Baords in Saskatchewa
The Local History books were published in the late 1980's

John had two sons - and one of the sons had 2 sons - so there may still be family in Saskatchewan.or persons who might remember them

Cheers, Stella

Re: VOXLAND family

JoyPaulson — 2012-09-02 18:40:06Z

yepper - and thank you - I still have all that - hope springs eternally that some far flung relative will read this :)

Re: VOXLAND family

sstanger1 — 2012-09-02 18:31:47Z

Hi, Sorry I can't be of help. but a thought.
Searched Online White Pages Directory MyTelus.com
for the VOXLAND surname - there is only 1 VOXLAND - in the Province of Ontario -
there is a hyphenated name -VOXLAND listed as well.

Just did a ssearch - and found messages posted by you in 1910 - there is a reference sent to you re Local History Book
http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/loc_hist/page.aspx?id=1056813
snip: to Canada 1909.
Jorgen VOXLAND - homestead 1913
Jorgan VOXLAND & Lena passed away 1938 [both?]

Omar VOXLAND -Homestead 1909
Deceased Wainwright Hospital - no date

Ramen VOXLAND passed away at LaCorey Alberta 1942.

John VOXLAND m. Ellen TAPANILA [born Saskatchewan] in 1941.
John and Ellen moved to Elrose Saskatchewan, Canada.1945
Children: Gerald George VOXLAND - Gerad Brian VOXLAND
Gerad Brian VOXLAND married - 2 sons.
JOHN VOXLAND - passed way May 1982. SASKATCHEWAN

Cheers, Stella

Voxland family

JoyPaulson — 2012-09-02 14:09:00Z

Hi - looking for anything on the Voxland family

- Omer C. (Galde) Voxland - born about 1890 in Wisconsin and died in Wainwright at unk date.
- John Leo Voxland - born 4 Apr 1905 Polk County, Minnesota and died May 1982 "in Canada"
- Rennen L Voxland - born 1901 - died 1942 "in Canada"

- Jorgen Rasmussen Voxland - born 3 July 1855 in Tordal, Drangedal, Telemark, Norway - lived in Stevens and Polk Counties in Minnesota - and died in Battle River, Alberta in Feb 1938
- Lena - born 1861 in Norway - mother to Omer, Rennen, and John - Jorgen was her 2nd or 3rd husband - died unk

Re: GUNN, Alexander, b. 1922. Photograph.

AdeleBC — 2012-07-13 02:50:39Z

According to his death certificate online, Alexander Gordon Gunn was born in Alberta on Feb. 10, 1920, the son of William Gordon Gunn. Alexander was a soldier in WW2 and died at 23 years in hospital in London, England on April 23, 1943, apparently of cancer. He was buried in Surrey, England on April 28, 1943. I have Gunns from Wainwright related to me by marriage but have not been able to link this particular family.

Re: Fredrick Skinner

GibsonTempleton — 2012-07-11 20:24:54Z

Hi,

Not sure if this link will work, but I went to the Wainwright Public Library's website and clicked on the link to their digitized newspapers (over 100 years's worth!), popped 'Fred Skinner' into the search and a whole page of mentions came up. Here is the url of the search results. Hope it works: http://canada.arcasearch.com/wcc/initArcaCode.asp

Funny; the first entry I saw was, "Fred Skinner was lucky enough to catch a young crane Saturday..."

It took me less than five minutes to access the info.
Good hunting :)

Re: Fredrick Skinner

ShannonC40 — 2012-07-11 01:22:20Z

Hi!
You will want to search the Wainwright Star online
http://www.wainwrightlibrary.ab.ca/Newspaper-Archives
Scroll down to the bottom to access.
After you enter, type in Skinner, 1940's, 1943 (at the top) you will find the obituary of Fred Skinner in the September 15, 1943 issue.
This wonderful site with 100 years of the Wainwright Star digitized perfectly will keep you busy!

Re: Fredrick SKINNER

sstanger1 — 2012-07-10 16:05:37Z

Hi, From the Alberta GenWeb Local History book site

SKINNER, Fred; Buffalo Trails & Tales; Wainwright
There is a Volunteer:
VOLUNTEER: Shirley, smsmith1@telusplanet.net
Who owns or has access to the book. Make a request.

Families submitted family history/stories to local history book project - in the late 1980's

Fredrick Skinner

lesall126 — 2012-07-10 11:05:32Z

Help looking for Fredrick Skinner born 1875 Liverpool England left England 1912 for Canada with his wife Margaret and 3 children William Fredrick and Henrietta.
Have found them on the 1916 Canada census in Alberta they had another child born in Alberta called Alice Skinner
Home at time of census was 15 Battle River Alberta in the town of Wainwright.
He was my grandads brother can anyone help me to find there family

Re: GUNN, Alexander, b. 1922. Photograph.

GibsonTempleton — 2012-07-09 02:42:03Z

Hello,
Do you still have this photo postcard? I think that I know someone related to it, but before I contact them to ask, just checking if you still know where the postcard is?
Thanks.

Re: DINGMAN

sstanger1 — 2012-03-13 20:17:56Z

Hi,
Searching Automated Genealogy 1901 Census for Alberta online.
shows 12 DINGMAN entries
1906 Alberta - shows 23 DINGMAN names
1911 Alberta - shows 12 DINGMAN names
1916 Census Alberta - can be searched at Ancestry.

From Alberta GenWeb Local History Book site
Families submitted family histories/stories to the Local History Book Project.
Perhaps some family connection ?
Lookup Volunteers for the following:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canab/alberta-resource-loo...

Digitized copy of the book/s may appear at Our Roots/Nos Racines :
Type the title in a Google Search

DINGMAN, Harold; As The Wheels Turn; Camrose.
DINGMAN, Harold Blake; As The Wheels Turn; Camrose.
DINGMAN, Wm. Robert; As The Wheels Turn; Camrose.

DINGMAN; Lure of the Homestead; Camrose.
DINGMAN,Harold Blake; Lure of the Homestead; Camrose.
DINGMAN, Lester; Lure of the Homestead; Camrose.

DINGMAN,A. W.; Edmonton, A History; Edmonton.
DINGMAN,A.W.; The Edmonton Story; Edmonton.

DINGMAN, A. W; In The Light Of The Flares; Foothills.

DINGMAN, Al & Dorothy; For Devon's Sake; Leduc
DINGMAN, Alan; From Frontier Days in Leduc and District; Leduc

DINGMAN,Cliff; The Peacemakers of North Peace; Northwest Province
DINGMAN, Harvey; The Peacemakers of North Peace; Northwest Province
DINGMAN, Kenneth; The Peacemakers of North Peace; Northwest Province
DINGMAN, Lillian; The Peacemakers of North Peace; Northwest Province

DINGMAN, F.; Brick's Hill, Berwyn, and Beyond; Peace

DINGMAN, Ed; Mecca Glen Memories; Ponoka.

DINGMAN, E. H.; The Gleichen Call; Wheatland.

DINGMAN; Along The Burnt Lake Trail; Red Deer.
DINGMAN, Edwin; Along The Burnt Lake Trail; Red Deer.

DINGMAN, Nelson; Buffalo Trails & Tales; Wainwright.

Re: DINGMAN

tohorse1 — 2012-03-13 19:46:37Z

Cathy, Have not much info on the Dingman family. I just found you message as my email has changed so often sense I posted the former message. I do know my Dingman family was in New York pre Rev. war and some stayed and some left to Canada. Mine went to Canada. I have no info on the ones that stayed but there is lots of others looking for the Dingmans as they were a well recorded family.
Sorry I can't help right not. Trying to figure out how to change my email so I can update this info
Terrie

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

pinochio36 — 2012-02-01 10:21:58Z

Peter,late reply, apologies,but yes I am trying to put Sewell, Akitt and Jenkinson file together. how can I get Chauvin burial records please. thanks, pinochio36.

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

pinochio36 — 2011-09-22 16:59:20Z

Hello, thanks for your email. though fairly rare, the Akitt family are spread far and wide. I would be grateful for any photos or other info. of the 1850sfamilies and any others ,if you can spare the time. thanks so much ,carolyn.
ps.I am off to Ulleswater and thence to Carlisle archives to do some more digging, is there any you need while I'm there?

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

mmeiners127 — 2011-09-15 17:11:10Z

Hi

the 22 in Ontario are not necessarily related all to each other (but are separate clans). I'm one, but not listed (name changed due to marriage). One of my brother's is unlisted, the other has 2 listings.

I have NO personal knowledge of many other relatives using this surname (women, now married; a few men (seniors, and they may be gone now). This part of the clan is not "close" by any definition.

Hillsburgh, Erin, Peel, Wellington Cty, Victoria Cty/Kawartha Lakes, ONTARIO.

I do have some info on the 1850's forward Akitt clan from Ontario (regions as above). Very few left to speak of.
Some photo's as well (Elizabeth, William, etc).

Re: Victor Hedlund in Wainwright?

kmmur — 2011-09-02 14:29:50Z

I am interested in a Dorothy Hedlund who died in San Diego in 1988.She was originally Dorothy Dennis.Any information will be very gratefully received.Kevin Murphy.

Re: Jarock/Bielech/Musak Family

GibsonTempleton — 2011-03-29 10:55:41Z

Hi :)

If you know that any of those relations were in the Wainwright area, you should go to the Town of Wainwright Library page and access their free online archives of the Wainwright Star Chronicle newspaper. I've found that many marriage announcements, birth announcements and obits can be found in there easily by doing a search. They have over 100 years of local history, all neatly collected and downloadable for free in one location. It is amazing!

Good Luck
:)

Re: JAROCK, BIELECH, MUSAK Family

sstanger1 — 2011-03-27 17:27:35Z

Hi,You know that Annie JAROCK and Walter MUSAK were married aprox 1927.
Govt of Alberta Vital Statistics Registry - in Edmonton - should have Genealogical Registration of Marriage - the cost is $40.
Do you know what religion the family practiced?
Churches in the area - may be able to help - with date etc.

From Alberta GenWeb Local History Book site
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canab/lookups.html
Familys may have submitted family histories/stories to the project
MUSAK, Andrew ; 42; Vermilion Memories; Vermilion River

Do you know the names of the husbands of the following?
Where they might be located?
Perhaps a search of Online White Pages Directory MyTelus.com
Stella JORGENSEN nee MUSAK
Josephine FROST nee MUSAK
Elizabeth JACKSON nee MUSAK

Are ANNIE MUSAK nee JAROCK and Walter MUSAK still living ?
If Not - Obituaries - may be of some help re names and locations of family members.

Cheers & Good Luck,Stella

Jarock/Bielech/Musak Family

LilMJarock — 2011-03-27 02:03:22Z

Searching for date & place of the marriage of Annie Musak (nee Jarock)who married Walter (aka Woytik) Musak; about 1927. Also searching for children of Stella Jorgensen(nee Musak): The children born to Josephine Frost (nee Musak): as well as children of Elizabeth (aka Betty) Jackson (nee Musak). I would be most grateful for any information that would enable me to finalize this branch of Annie & Walter Musak's family tree. She was the eldest child of Frank & Josephine Jarock & sister to my father Mike.
Lil Woywitka (nee Jarock)

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

GoutbeckP59 — 2011-01-11 22:43:10Z

The Master Surname Database (not online) (mostly burials in Alberta cemeteries) of the Alberta Genealogical Society lists these names in 2 of the Chauvin cemeteries;

Elizabeth Irwin SEWELL, 1887 - 1915 plot 175
Francis Shepherd SEWELL, - 7 Apr 1916 6mos plot 175
Shepherd SEWELL, 1887 - 1975 plot 175
Maggie SEWELL, 1890 - 25 Oct 1941 plot 85
Sarah Esther SEWELL, 1859 - 1935 plot 85
all burials in the Old Chauvin cemetery.

Glen John SEWELL, 9 Sep 1940 - 4 Jan 1990 plot 43,died at Kelowna BC.
John J. SEWELL, 1894 - interred 7 May 1970 plot 43
burials in the Battle River Lutheran cemetery, Chauvin.

For further research please contact the Research Committee of the Edmonton Branch. You can also ask them to send you a printing of the Names, or a printing of a complete cemetery. They will have been recorded some 20 years ago.
http://abgensoc.ca/

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

Re: Fisher Family

sstanger1 — 2010-10-27 21:04:26Z

Do you know when Albert Buster FISHER left Canada in 1929.
What was his destination?
Do you know where he settled,Passed away?
If he is no longer living - there may have been an obituary published -which may show the names and locations of other family members -

Did William have a middle name. Did the father have a middle name? Name of the mother? Anything that might help others help you.

Searched Alberta GenWeb Local History Book Site -families submitted family history/stores to the Local history book project.* not all did.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canab/lhb/fis.txt
Does not show FISHER surname at Wainwright Alberta
family may have moved to another location.

Searching the National Archive of Canada - Western Land Grants - shows a number of William FISHER names.

Cheers, Stella

Re: Fisher Family

tfisher1959 — 2010-10-27 20:22:57Z

wainwright that is all i know he did have 2 sons one was william who never left canada and the other one was albert buster fisher who left canada in 1929.

Re: Fisher Family

sstanger1 — 2010-10-26 22:52:44Z

Hi, You are searching for the family of William FISHER from Scotland to Alberta Canada.

What Time Frame are you searching ?
Do you have the names of the children, the wife?
Do you know Where in Alberta the family settled ? Wainwright.?
Cheers, Stella

Re: Fisher Family

GoutbeckP59 — 2010-10-26 21:18:30Z

The Master Surname Database (not online) (mostly burials in Alberta cemeteries) of the Alberta Genealogical Society lists some 15 William FISHER names.

We will need more information.

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

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

Fisher Family

tfisher1959 — 2010-10-26 15:27:32Z

If anyone has any information on the fisher family in Canada that came from Scotland. William would have been the fathers name 2 kids and a step daughter. They lived in Alberta, Canada

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

ShannonC40 — 2010-08-29 21:17:30Z

Hello,
The local area history book "Across the Years" is found online at
http://www.ourroots.ca/searchResults.aspx?qryID=5e6bdc2a-728...

To find a copy for sale, I have had great luck with
http://www.bookfinder.com
There are copies available, be sure to not only put the title in when searching but also place Chauvin in as the Author so that it narrows the search terms.
Good luck!
~Shannon

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

sstanger1 — 2010-08-29 20:21:52Z

HI, Perhaps family connected?
Searched Online White Pages Directory MyTelus.com
for the AKITT surname -
There are 45 AKITT surnames Nationwide Canada.
Alberta: 16, BC 6, N.S.1, NU 2, Ont.22.
Cheers, Stella

Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

pinochio36 — 2010-08-29 17:55:29Z

If any one in this area knows relations of any of these families, do please contact me asap. My gt uncle was Wilson Akitt. He is buried at Edgerton and I would love to know the details of his MI.I am also eager to find a copy of Across the Years and Buffalo Trails and Tails, 1st or 2nd hand. thankyou. carolyn.

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

GoutbeckP59 — 2010-08-29 17:54:53Z

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

Wilson AKITT, Oct 1877 - 26 Apr 1949
buried in Prospect Valley U.C. cemetery, Edgerton.

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

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

Peter

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

pinochio36 — 2010-08-29 17:54:25Z

Thank you Peter, the addresses are very helpful, and the family links are more and more intreguing. bye, regards , carolyn.

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

GoutbeckP59 — 2010-08-29 17:54:05Z

Carolyn,
Are you also looking for Sewell and Jenkinson names, I see there are some in Chauvin cemeteris.

Peter

Re: Akitt, Sewell, Jenkinson: Ribstone, Chauvin

pinochio36 — 2010-08-29 17:53:39Z

Hello Peter,thanks for replying.I am interested in people who were friends, neighbours of my gt uncle,Wilson Akitt, and are mentioned in Across the Years.Joshua Jenkinson, was his uncle, from Cockermouth, Cumberland.Joshua's wife Augusta and daughter, Alberta, I know very little of. The Strachan family from Scotland all sailed over together and Norman was executor for Wilson's will.(1911 census)The Sewell family were in- laws, (1916census) One more family!!, the Sayers wrote very kindly about Wilson as their neighbour. That is more than enough,but to me it is so lovely to know that he had many good friends when his own family were far away. I often wonder if his son John Wilson Akitt ever visited? thankyou again, regards, carolyn.

Re: AKITT,SEWELL,JENKINSON Ribstone/ Chauvin

sstanger1 — 2010-08-27 19:26:58Z

Hi,
From the Alberta GenWeb Local History Book site
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canab/lhb/lhbindex.html
Perhaps family connected?
AKITT, ; From Hoofprints to Highways; Clearwater

You want to own copies of the following books?

New and Used - can prove to be quite expensive.

Some of the family stories/histories - may just be a paragraph - some families submitted more. Also - though a name/s may appear in an index - there may only be a reference to the person.

If you haven't viewed the information contained in the books - you might want to check the following first.

Otherwise: Contacting the Municipal office -for the area - Genealogical Society/ Museum/Archive for the area -They may have some books available.
There may be second hand dealers eg Abe books etc - who may have the books for sale

There is a Volunteer Shirley who owns or has access to the book Buffalo Trails and Tales -
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~canab/lookwain.html
The Following Book has been Digitized - and Can Be Viewed Online. at OUR ROOTS:
Across the Years - History of Chauvin, Ribstone and district

Cheers & Good Luck, Stella

Re: LONG or MILLER Family's , Emma MILLER

bonniejt1 — 2010-07-18 16:38:14Z

Hi
Your family is like mine. My grandfather came from Wainwright and also disappeared and I think left his family. It gets complicated as the welfare stepped in and took the kids.
Anyway I live in Prince George and maybe I can help. What would you like me to look up here.
This family is too much like mine, there has to be some connection especially since there is a woman here who like just like me. And my birth mother.

Re: LONG or MILLER Family's , Emma MILLER

Stella_Stanger — 2010-07-08 20:51:39Z

Hi yes perhaps a family pattern. some men love adventure ! or no responsibility. One never knows.
Have you obtained Birth Regs - for Emma LONG - Harry MILLER in the USA?

You have informtion that Harry MILLER - may have passed way in 1968 in Salem,Washington County , Indiana.

Message Boards -USA - Indiana - Washington County
http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.ind...
Have you searched Social Security Index?
Have you attempted to obtain a Registration of Death -/Long form Death Registration [hopefully they will show all information as the BC regs do]
http://statearchives.us/public/indiana.htm
http://vitalrec.com/incounties3.html#Washington

Obituary in Salem Washington County Indiana - may show names and locations of perhaps other family, friends etc.
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/washington/

Cheers & Good Luck,

Re: LONG or MILLER Family's , Emma MILLER

LianneTracey — 2010-07-08 18:57:13Z

O.k. here's what I know for sure Stella.
My Great Grandmother was Born Emma Long, born in the US and she married Harry Miller born in Frankfort Ill. My grandmother moved to Barriere with us in the late 70's I would say. She lived in Czar, Alberta at that time. She died in Prince George, B.C. in 1987.
She married Harry Miller and I do have the date but can remember at this time. He left his family and I'm not sure about anything after that. I was told that he died in 1968 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana.
I'm sure that if I found family, they may be able to clear up some details of his life. You also found some info for me on my grandfather Clarence Elford Miller who was Harry and Emma's son, he also left his family early and disappeared. Seems like there's a pattern emerging. I know all the details of my great grandmother's death and burial but can't find anything on Harry.

Re: LONG or MILLER Family's , Emma MILLER

Stella_Stanger — 2010-07-08 18:35:00Z

Hi, What research have you already done?
Start with now - and work back -

Your GGrandmother Emma MILLER - (Is MILLER a married surname or a maiden name )

There are a great many MILLER and LONG families.

Do you have any other information other than your Ggrandmothers name - that might help identify these families.

Time frame: When? did your GGrandmotehr Emma MILLER - possibly spend time in Wainwright and CZAR Alberta.?

When? Where ? was your GGrandmother born ?
When? Where ? was she married?
When? Where ? were your grandparents born?
If your Ggrandparents have passed away
When? Where? -obituaries may show names and locations of other family members

Cheers, Stella

Do you know the names of other families connected ?

Long or Miller Family's

LianneTracey — 2010-07-08 17:33:53Z

I'm looking for information on the Long or Miller family's. My Great Grandmother was Emma Miller, I believe she spent time in Wainwright and also in Czar. Looking for any family.

Re: McHardy Family in Wainwright,AB

GoutbeckP59 — 2010-04-02 21:46:03Z

The Master Surname Index (not online) (mostly burials in Alberta cemeteries) of the Alberta Genealogical Society lists some 11 McHARDY names but none in the Wainwright area.

Did you try the Phone? http://www.canada411.ca/

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

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

Peter

McHardy Family in Wainwright,AB

KC914 — 2010-04-02 13:41:52Z

Interested in the McHardy Family from Wainwright, Alberta. years 1910-1939

Re: Billy McArthur Coates

AshieMac1985 — 2010-01-25 22:14:40Z

Thanks!

Re: Billy McArthur Coates

Stella_Stanger — 2010-01-25 22:14:10Z

WONDERFUL!!!!! So Happy to hear of your success.
Gives others much hope.
Cheers, Stella

Re: Billy McArthur Coates

Stella_Stanger — 2010-01-25 22:13:40Z

Hi,Teaching in the Middle East - how interesting.
When I mentioned searching the City Directories - that was really meant for others - who live in the area - and who may be reading the message. Some people are very kind - and make offers - [that had been my reasoning ]- I know that many people who post to these message board are not at the location where they are requesting a search.

I did search the Provincial Archive of B.C. Vital Events Index: -Marriage 1859-1934 Birth 1872-1903 Death 1872-1989
That was the reason I asked for a date of birth /year.
There are some similar names -
Posting to the Canada GenWeb Message Board - might be helpful.

Canada GenWeb messages are Gatewayed to the Rootsweb Canada GenWeb Mail list - which in turn is gatewayed to other Provincial mail lists - those that accept gatewayed messages - giving you a much greater chance for success.

Have you searched U.S. Social Security Index? online

Cheers, Stella