Chippewa - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: McDonald / MacDonald of DeTour, Chippewa, MI

pmacdonaldks — 2009-10-13 13:19:54Z

Andrea, my name is Paul MacDonald and I am the GGGrandson of John and Catherine MacDonald of Teeswater. My GGrandfather was Alexander, brother to Angus who married Mary Ann. I have a lot of info on the family and have contact one of your relatives (decendant of Angus) as well as other family members from other lines of the family.
my email is mail@paulmac.com. Would like to share info.

Re: DEUMAN obit

marswen — 2009-10-08 13:27:40Z

This person is decendant of Henri-Regis Duhaime, whose son was Richard Deuman, whose son was Eugene Deuman and son Steven Deuman. This is my family.

Re: Gerard / Girard from Chippewa Co

joyness1 — 2009-10-04 20:19:12Z

Groom's name: Glen K Gerard
Groom's race or color (on document):
Groom's age: 21 years
Groom's birth year: 1891
Groom's birthplace: Michigan
Bride's name: Blanche Schwarz
Bride's race or color (on document):
Bride's age: 21 years
Bride's birth year: 1891
Bride's birthplace: Michigan
Marriage type:
Marriage date: 22 Sep 1912
Marriage place: Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa, Michigan
Groom's father's name: E L Gerard
Groom's mother's name: Amy Bellinger
Father of bride's name: Jake Schwarz
Mother of bride's name: Unknown Keller
Marital status:
Groom's previous wife's name:
Bride's marital status:
Bride's previous husband's name:
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2342696
Frame number:
Digital GS number: 4209156
Image number: 344
Reference number: v 1 p 527 rn 193
Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925

Chris

Re: Gerard / Girard from Chippewa Co

joyness1 — 2009-10-04 17:38:36Z

Found some more info. Email me at joyness@optonline.net if interested.
Chris

Re: Gerard / Girard from Chippewa Co

nancyrhine1 — 2009-10-04 17:14:07Z

Thank you, Chris!

Re: Gerard / Girard from Chippewa Co

nancyrhine1 — 2009-09-30 17:01:10Z

My grandfather Glen K Gerard taught in Sault St Marie and was married there to my grandmother Blanche Schwarz on Sept 22, 1912, married by Rev. Easterday. Am looking for records about this event. Thanks, Nancy Gerard Rhine

Re: Gerard / Girard from Chippewa Co

markwhite59 — 2009-09-30 17:00:46Z

I may be a relative.

Jonathan Douglas White married Viola Lavona Russell

Jonatahan White's mother was from the Girard family desendant from Joseph Girard

Gerard / Girard from Chippewa Co

2009-09-30 17:00:15Z

I'm looking for information on a Forest Gerard/Girard, wife Elsie and family who lived in Chippewa County in 1910. I believe Forest was my Grandfather's brother and he is buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Sault Ste. Marie. He died in January 1913.

Also buried there is an Elizabeth A. Penland Gerard daughter of Ambrose Pendlan/Penland , who may be his grandmother. (?)

Any information on the family would be greatly appreciated.

Leslie

Re: RE: Macabee Family

jayschro — 2009-09-30 16:59:14Z

Moses Macabee and mary metwesh they were my grgrgrand father and mother

Re: RE: Macabee Family

jayschro — 2009-09-30 16:58:47Z

anna macabee was my ggmgrand mother she hade 6 kids e~mail me at jay111874@yahoo.com

Re: RE: Macabee Family

jayschro — 2009-09-29 14:46:27Z

e~mail me at jay111874@yahoo.com

Angus and Laura Hill Family from Simcoe Ontario Canada

penguin1 — 2009-09-21 13:10:30Z

Settled in Dafter - in 1910 and 1920 US census. I believe Angus is brother of my great grandmother, Abigail Hill Martin. He would have been son of George Hill and Jane REid of York Ontario. Very large family and first settlers of Toronto. His children were George, Minnie, Elmer, Adeline, Andrew and Abigail. I have some Hill info and would share, Mary Ann Rosas nee Martin - K.C. MO. - penguin1@kc.rr.com

Re: Angus LaPonsie

drifteryone — 2009-09-17 16:05:03Z

Mike
My name is Yvonne LaPonsie
My father is John LaPonsie
His father was William LaPonsie
His mother was Myrtle Williams
Willims father was Angus LaPonsie
Williams mother was Isabella or Elizabeth Bala Morris

I am new to searching so any and all information you can send me would be great.

Thank you
Yvonne
drifteryone@yahoo.com

Re: Need Obit for MONKMAN, Ruth

neilm131 — 2009-09-16 15:11:37Z

I am really anxious to learn about my family and if there are still any Monkman family members in the area.

Feel free to call, email or write anytime with any questions.

Neil Monkman
908 SW 4th Ave.
Cape Coral, FL 33991
239-574-7570
neilm@planetmonkman.com

Re: Need Obit for MONKMAN, Ruth

neilm131 — 2009-09-16 15:11:19Z

In reference to Sault Ste Marie Monkmans. I have a brother named Mike Monkman from Colorado. He was born in the Soo. My dad, Vernon John Monkman was also born there. His father was Frank C Monkman and mother was Agnus Futchik. Clifford Monkman was my grandfathers brother.

Re: Need Obit for MONKMAN, Ruth

MNKancestry — 2009-09-16 15:10:52Z

Obituary - Mrs. Thomas McFarlan
nee Ruth Monkman
b. Apr 29 1832 Albion, Co Peel ON, eldest daughter of late Mr and Mrs John Monkman
m. Dec 1 1851 late Thomas McFarlan (d.1905)
d. Apr 15 1923
mother died when she was 16 and she cared for 5 brothers and 4 sisters
had 12 children: 1 son, John, died over 30 years ago

Re: Need Obit for MONKMAN, Ruth

MNKancestry — 2009-09-16 15:10:28Z

FYI.
Hello Cliff.
My name is Mike Monkman. My father is Vern Monkman and his parents were John Monkman and Winnifred Chittenden. I came across your posting on this site as I was trying to track down more information on James Monkman and Sarah A. Monkman, who are the parents of John, Ida, Hiram and James F. Monkman. I've gotten as far as their coming from Canada, but that's it.

Re: Need Obit for MONKMAN, Ruth

elzingaocala — 2009-09-16 15:09:53Z

hi my name is clifford j.monkman 111 my grandmother is ruth monkman i have the newspaper obit also john and winnifred monkman are my great grand parents i know its the right people because john w.monkman work at the holland furnace co.like you said they were all from sault ste. marie michigan.hope to here from you.

Bousho

2009-08-07 22:34:14Z

Re: Margaret Prior / Oldest Native/1929
Author: leonard lalonde Date: 29 Nov 2002 11:50 PM GMT
Classification: Query
In Reply to: Re: Margaret Prior / Oldest Native/1929 by: Shannon Cassel (Bousho)
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Shannon, I do believe we are related. I have been trying to trace my grandmother's maiden name (Bousho) for about a year and a half, with little or no success.

She had 5 brothers : William, Desmond, Edward, Matt and Fred. Her name was Ada Marguerite Bousho (aka Maggie). She was born in Sault Ste. Marie, MI to Joseph Bousho and Margaret in 1881. She had 5 children; 4 boys and 1 girl, (Myra) who is my aunt; and the only child of the above 5 children still alive. She gave me a photograph of a Fred and Rose Bousho's children; their names were Eva and Lyle taken about 1925.

I am willing to share any information; I hope we can help each other trace our family roots.

The message was sent to you 11/29/2002. Please let me know if you received this email.
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Re: Johndrow / Perrault

2009-07-06 13:40:46Z

I am in this LaPointe family. Do you have any further information?
Kathy

Re: Johndrow / Perrault

2009-07-06 13:40:07Z

June, do you have any information on Alex's grandfather?
Kathy

Augustin LAJOICE & Roselie Truckey

2009-07-06 13:43:32Z

Hello Michael,
Yes, I have an Augustin b. 1870 and an Augustus Lajoice b. 1840 as well as a Roselie Truckey b Ap 1833. What is the birth dates of your couple?? I have info on Native American tie. Please confirm birth dates.
BettyK

Johndrow / Perrault

2009-07-06 13:38:47Z

Charles Lee married Jane LaPointe 1894.Jane's paents are Alex and Adeline Jondreau (could be pronounced Johndrow). Have more info.

coat of arms - Gendreau

2009-06-13 15:39:26Z

I would like to locate the Gendreau coat of arms

CHarles and Carl Matteson (Chief Standing Bear)

IrishKatie50 — 2009-09-05 02:04:52Z

This is my husband, Louis's grandfather and father.

Re: Johndrow / Perrault

JFF70 — 2009-07-06 13:39:42Z

Hi Kathy;
I do have some information on this family. What person specifically are you looking for? Hopefully we can help each other.
June

Johndrow / Perrault

JFF70 — 2009-07-06 13:39:15Z

In response to any request on this family, will be happy to share; To Laura, I do not have that much information on this Jeandrow family, just know she was from L'Arbor Croche area (Land of the Crooked Tree) or Cross Village area. She married Jean Baptiste Perrault and they lived in the Mackinac County area for years. Don't know where your family comes in yet. Keep in touch. June

Johndrow / Perrault

JFF70 — 2009-07-06 13:38:27Z

Looking for ancestors of Micheal Johndrow, who was married to Anobin? or Amanda? (don't have last name). Michael spelled name possibly Jeandron/Jeandrow
Had daughter, Mary Ann/or Marianne Jeandrou/w, b. 1807, in Canada, and possibly in Chippewa County, feel they came that way, on their way to Mackinac Island, where they were married 2 Aug, 1834. Will share information. Thanks.

Re: Johndrow / Perrault

JFF70 — 2009-07-06 13:41:27Z

Do you mean Alex Johndrow or Lapointe? You may e-mail me directly if you like, jffrrazier@portup.com.
June

Your LaJoice, Troquier / Truckey are Native.

Betty_NelsonformerlyKienitz — 2009-07-06 13:42:15Z

Hello Michael, Augustus Lajoice is also my g grandfather. It is nice to meet another relative. I have found the Native in our line. What other names are you researching??
BettyK

Re: CHarles and Carl Matteson (Chief Standing Bear)

silverwick — 2009-09-05 02:06:17Z

He had a Daughter Alberta (bobbie) sherman and she was my grandmother. I would dearly love to speak with you (even in email. My email address is Silverwick@yahoo.com. Thank you so much!

Re: LAMARANDIERE, etc.

RJSieber — 2009-07-23 17:16:43Z

Dear Jim,

I found your old posting regarding the LAMARANDIERE/AIKENS line. I do not believe we have corresponded before, but feel as though I know you, given all your postings on collateral lines that I am equally interested in. I descend from Henry Robinson and Josette DeRosier. Recently I have been working with some other Robinson Researchers regarding the collateral line of Leonard Robinson. Len Robinson (white) is listed in Durant's field notes on page 23-50 as the second husband of Ne-gon Caub-mo-say. Durant listed two children on this page, "Mary - wife of Luke Wah-bindwetto", and Wm. Robinson (age 39). Also in Durant's field notes is a letter from Mrs. Mary Wabindato regarding "Willie Robinson" "my half Brother on my Mothers's side". It is my belief that Mary (Robinson) Wabindato was the daughter of Negonce or Ne-gon CaubMoSay and Key-way-gaw-bo-we as evidenced in Durant's field notes page 6-58A and merely adopted the Robinson surname; and Willie or William Robinson was the son of Leonard Robinson and Negonce or Ne-gon CaubMoSay. I do not trace Key-way-gaw-bo-we beyond the Indian annuity rolls where he is enrolled or enumerated with Pay-quo-tusk's band. Also enrolled in Pay-quo-tusk's band is Mrs. David Smith (Lydia Nashor Anderson) whose daughter Martha Caroline Smith was the third wife of Leonard Robinson.

Getting back to Negonce or Ne-gon CaubMoSay. In 1870, Ne-gon CaubMoSay drew annuity payments with Maw-beece's band. The best reference I have found regarding the Cob-mo-say's is in the 1931 story by Richard E. Southwick found on this link: http://kent.migenweb.net/towns/lowell/1931/cobmoosa.html where it refers to Negonce as the orphaned daughter of Gaw-Ge. I am quite certain tha Gaw-ge is referenced as Kaw-ge-she-seh in the Indian annuity payment rolls, and in 1870 is referenced as 8-50 Kaw-ge-she-seh or James Cobmosay enrolled with Maw-beece's band. Kaw-ge-she-say held a land patent in Oceana county, perhaps a property sales search would give some insight as to when he died and the disposition of the property. I do not know when Kaw-ge-she-seh or Gawge or James Cobmosay died, or how old Negonce or Ne-gon CaubMoSay was when she was orphaned nor do I have civil marriage records for Negonce or Ne-gon CaubMoSay.

Getting back to Mary (Robinson) Wabindato. The Durant Roll lists 5-49, Joe (Lewis)(1st husband) dead, wife Mary Wabindwetto. While I have yet to find a Durant note regarding Steve Akins as the second of three husbands Mary (Robinson) Wabindato, it is evidenced on the death certificate of Maud Wabindato who died 23 Apr 1914 in Elbridge, and also referenced in your posting:

12. Aken/Etienne/Steve LAMARANDIERE/AKINS b. c.1837, m. (1) Mary ROBINSON/KIWEGAKWE, m. (2) Mary WAKEFIELD, b. c.1868, (daughter of Amos WAKEFIELD and Mary _____).
Children by Mary ROBINSON/KIWEGAKWE:
i Jacob AKENS b. c.1867, m. Agnes BAILEY, b. c.1869, MI, (daughter of Joseph BAILEY and Ann-au-qua/Sesaqua/Say-sa-gah COBMOSSA).
ii Andrew AKINS b. May 1872/8, MI, m. (1) c. 1896, Susan TE-BAH-CHIM/KAGIJEKWAM/SHEGONEBI, b. Apr 1880, m. (2) Lizzie _____. Aka Wash-be-ga.
iii Alice AIKEN b. c.1874, m. 25 Jun 1895, in St. Joseph, Elbridge, Oceana Co., MI, John SHAYGONAYBE/SHEGONEBI, b. c.1862, (son of William SHAY-GO-NAY-BE and Be-Moch/Pa-Moch PUCKNABANO). Unsure of parents - MR lists fa as Jim.
iv Nellie Berta AIKEN b. 4 Jun 1894, bp. 26 May 1895, St. Joseph, Elbridge, Oceana Co., MI.
v Martin AIKEN b. 4 Jun 1894, bp. 25 Nov 1895, St. Joseph, Elbridge, Oceana Co., MI.
Children by Mary WAKEFIELD:
vi Maud AKINS b. c.1895, MI, m. _____ WABINDATO. Maud died 23 Apr 1914, Elbridge, Oceana Co., MI. May be from 1m as mother's name given as ROBINSON.
vii Sarah AIKEN b. 30 Sept 1901, bp. 29 Oct 1901, Fern, Oceana Co., MI.
viii Emilia Emma/Amy AKINS b. 30 Oct 1903, bp. 11 Nov 1903, Fountain, Mason Co., MI.
(end of partial posting)

While I have not traced out the Aiken line and further digress, I also find it interesting that you have Alice Aiken that married John Shaygonaybe, whose mother was Be-moch (Pucknabano) Shaygonaybe. Be-moch Pucknabano was a sister of Mary Ann or Nab-bah Puknobino, and it was Nah-bah that was the first husband of Henry Robinson (named earlier in my reply as the third husband of Josette DeRosier).

Getting back to Mary (Robinson) Wabindato's half brother Willie. According to his death certificate, William Robinson was born 20 Jan 1871 in Michigan, and died 20 Sep 1914, Muskegon Co., MI.
Obituary:
The Muskegon Chronicle, 21 Sep 1914, p. 7:
Captain William Robinson
Captain William Robinson of White Lake, for 30 years a Great Lakes captain, died Sunday afternoon at Hackley hospital after an illness of two months. Captain Robinson, aged 48, was born at White Lake. When a mere youth he started his career as a lake sailor. He leaves his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Len Robinson, several brothers and one sister. The remains will be taken to White Lake where burial will take place.

The Muskegon Chronicle, 22 Sep 1914, p. 2:
William Robinson, forty-four years old, a native of White River township died in Hackley hospital Sunday at 11 o'clock, after a lingering illnes, being survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters. He was unmarried.

William Robinson is also named as a surviving brother in the obituary of another 1/2 sister, Minnie M. (Robinson) Hall.
Obituary:
Muskegon Daily Chroncile, Thursday 2 May 1907:
CANCEROUS GROWTH FATAL
Mrs. M.M. Hall of Montague Township Dies at Hackley Hospital
After being at Hackley hospital for ten days, Mrs. M.M. Hall of Montague township died at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She was 33 years of age. Last August it was discovered that she was suffering with a cancerous growth in the stomach, after which she had been rapidly weakening.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Hall leaves her father and mother, Captain and Mrs. Leonard L. Robinson, of White Lake township, and five brothers and four sisters. The brothers are all marine men, who reside with their parents when at home. The brothers and sisters are William Robinson of White Lake township, Mrs. James Keho of Chicago, and Fred Robinson, Jerome Robinson, Oliver Robinson, Miss Lydia Robinson, Stephen Robinson, Miss Margaret Robinson, and Miss Jessie Robinson of White Lake township. Mrs. Hall was born in Grand Haven, coming to White Lake township with her parents when two years of age. She was married to Mr. Hall in 1893. She was a member of the North Muskegon Methodist Episcopal church, and of the Ladies Aid society of the church. She was also a member of Lucky Hive, No. 190, L50. T.M.M.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon. Rev. W.R. Wright pastor of the North Muskegon M.E. church will conduct the services, which will take place at 1:30 at the residence and at 3 o'clock at the church.
(obit courtesy of Jenni Penn)

On her death certificate, Minnie M. (Robinson) Hall was said to be the daughter of Leonard Robinson and Mary DeVernie. For the life of me, I can not place Mary DeVernie. Mary (DeVernie) Robinson's father escapes me. I would guess that Mary DeVernie was born about 1850 and is most likely a grandaughter of Pierre Duvernay.

While Pierre Duvernay was brought up as a Catholic, he was converted to Presbyterian my William Montague Ferry. Along with Ferry, Pierre Duvernay was one of the Charter Members of the Presbyterian Church in Grand Haven. I have often wondered what happened to the Rev. Ferry's baptismal records.

While I feel like I am all over the map regarding this posting, it is the death certificate of Maud Wabindato, daughter of Steve Akins that brought me to this board. I write in hopes that you will see something interesting here, especially regarding the families of Negonce or Ne-gon CaubMoSay, and/or Mary DeVernie.

Sincerely, Ron Sieber
rjsieber@q.com

Re: CHANDENAISE, LESSARD, SHADRENEAN

serenity19641 — 2009-05-29 16:10:38Z

i think i am related to jerry lessard. you may contact me.

Re: Macabee Family

jayschro — 2009-04-22 05:17:07Z

e~mail me at jay111874@yahoo.com

Re: RE: Macabee Family

jayschro — 2009-09-10 17:47:48Z

Annie Macabee and Joseph Nedeau are my great grandparents any info about them let me know e~mail jay111874@yahoo.com

Re: RE: Macabee Family

Llking471 — 2009-07-10 12:26:59Z

I have a Lambert McAbee/Mcaby born about 1818 Detroit, married 29 Aug 1841 Green Bay, Brown Co., WI to Sophia LaVigne and died about 1850 at Green Bay. Any connection to your people? I have info to share. Linda

Re: RE: Macabee Family

Llking471 — 2009-07-10 12:28:30Z

Thanks for the quick reply. I cannot be sure on the NA part. They tended to live in the French Canadian/Mixed Blood community around Green Bay. With his 1818 birth date I was thinking it possible he would;ve been a brother to your Moses? Have you any siblings for Moses, or a McAbee parent? Linda

Re: Bousho

kbhemsen — 2009-07-26 17:57:41Z

My mother-in-law is Agnes Bousho Hemsen. Her parents were Frederick Bousho and Rosalie Trombley. She was born in Saulte ste Marie, Mi and later moved to Detroit. She was one of 8 children. I am trying to find our relatives. I have limited information about the family, but could provide some notes. Anxious to hear from someone

Re: Bousho & Trombley - Chippewa Co, MI - Neebish Island

kbhemsen — 2009-07-25 20:12:38Z

My mother-in-law's family had Helena, Agnes, there was a Ted and an Ed and some other sisters.

Re: Ancestors of Edna McKay

skellog2 — 2009-04-20 14:02:15Z

I don't think so- my great-grandfather Daniel Parish (1872-1958) was always Dan and not Danny. His father was Dan Parish, but I have no record of when or where he was born (but his wfe was Catherine Teeple 1852-1925?). There was also a son of Dan Parish & Edna McKay named Daniel (my grandmother's brother) but he went by DJ (Daniel James, I think).

Ancestors of Edna McKay

skellog2 — 2009-04-20 14:01:18Z

One of my great-grandmothers was named Edna McKay and I am looking for information about her parents, siblings, etc. She was born in 1894 and died in 1932; she was married to Daniel Parish- she and Daniel are both on Mission Hill Cemetary, Chippewa County, MI (she as Edna Parish, of course).

Re: Ancestors of Edna McKay

acsmsp — 2009-04-20 14:04:17Z

I am looking for info on Eugene Owen McSweeney. Jerimiah & Nellie (Ring) McSweeney gave birth to Eugene Owen McSweeney who married Mary Green about 1860 in Ireland. They had 9 children, but only 2 lived long enough to immigrate to the states. They settled in Michigan's upper peninsula. John married Elizabeth Lynch about 1884 in Sault Ste. Marie who had Helena, Eugene (my great grandfather), William and Mary Ann Sweeney. James, Eugene's other son married Elizabeth Fischer who had John, Flourance, Mary and Gracie (Donnelly) Sweeney. Eugene (John's son) married Ada Gray who had Richard, Ethel, Edith and Aaron (my grandfather) Sweeney. Aaron married Eleanor who had several children including Eugene (my father).

If you have any info on this family please contact me.

Re: Ancestors of Edna McKay

Mary_Kowatch — 2009-04-20 14:06:13Z

I have a William Mckay born about 1801 in Dornoch Scotland and married to a Jane Gray about 9 years his younger. They came to the US in 1855 on the ship the Andrew Foster. Their children were Margaret born August 21, 1828, marriage of William and Jane was Feb. 1829, yes after Margaret was born. then Robert was born in Dornoch Sept. 23, 1830, then Barbara was born in Dornoch Sutherland scotland Jan 30, 1831. Then Lilias was born August 7, 1832, then Alexandria female ws born April 27, 1834, then Andrew Cooper Mckay(my great, great grandfather) was born Feb 16, 1836. He later married Mary Jane Walt. then John Mckay was born in Dornoch Jan 5 1838, Sarah Mckay ws born also Jan 5, 1838, twins. Margaret Mckay was then born July 11, 1839. Georgina Fraser Mckay was born September 12, 1842.
On the ships list, it list a few more kids than the above from a Scotland census. They are in 1855 listed as William age 11, James age 7, Mary age 6, Hector age 3. There could have been more after they came to the US but I don't know.
They landed in New York and I have found my ancestors in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario as well as Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. Andrew later went to Washington state with a few of his children after his wife died. He is buried in Tenino, Washington. Hector married a Phoebe Hoover in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan in 1880.
Some are found in Lambton County Onatario, down across Detroit, Mi area. If you have any of these people, let me know,,,Mary Kowatch of Wausau, Wi. nbamj@verizon.net

Re: Brennan's of Sault Ste. Marie

LindaInch91 — 2009-04-11 14:11:19Z

Dear Whitefeathers: Please write back to me at malcolmxl@sympatico.ca. I am the great great grandaughter of James Brennan and Julia Doughan of Sheenboro Quebec. My great great grandpa was James Brennan Jr. one of his children. James was in the Trout Lake area and was one of the first settlers from Kilkenny. James Brennan Jr. married Olivine Fleury in Sheen/chichester area and some of the kids of James Sr. ended up in northbay, MIchael Brennan was the mayor of northbay. James and Olivine had my great grand pa Tom Brennan . They are all from the Isle Allumette area. The Meehans, Doughans Brennans all of those areas are also my relatives. I am curious as to which brennan is your great great dad. Linda

Re: JOHNDROW, GENDREAU, LANDRY, MASTA, CADOTTE, PERRAULT

Samantha_Somers — 2009-06-12 15:12:40Z

This may be a bit late, but I have some information regarding Charles Gendron from Penetanguishene....will this help you at all?

Re: Ancestors of Edna McKay

nannypat1 — 2009-04-20 14:01:35Z

Hi Steve, I have Parish's in my line. I have a Danny Parish. Any connection?

Re: RE: Macabee Family

t2daking — 2009-06-10 22:02:12Z

I am a decendent of Moses Macabee and mary metwesh. they are my grandmothers grandparents. Maybe I can help. Please, let me know what type of info you have on them. I am also interested to learn more about them. Thank you.

Anthony.

Re: RE: Macabee Family

t2daking — 2009-07-10 13:55:19Z

unfortunately I dont...all I have is him, his wive and their kids... .

Re: RE: Macabee Family

t2daking — 2009-07-10 12:27:32Z

Im not sure...were they native american??? Ive never heared of them. Moses Macabee was my Grandmothers grandfather. He married and had childeren and that name doesnt match any of theres unless they were a decsendent of the childeren which is definately a possibility.

Re: Ancestors of Edna McKay

thechicofstyle — 2009-08-07 14:33:34Z

hey my name is edna mckay and i am trying to find out wats my familys backround i hope to get in touch....