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Canada Lookup Request / Re: Mills/Power family, Woolwich>Canada
« on: Friday 15 October 21 07:35 BST (UK)  »
Hi Don, it is only two posts  ;)

Regards

Sarah

Perhaps the Help section should be updated then since it says:

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This is the only Simon I could find in Donald Whyte's book:

McLeod, Simon. From ROC. To Adelaide Twp, Middlesex Co., ONT, ca1850. Stld Strathroy, later Nairn. Local Councillor.

Here is a John McLeod went to Middlesex County:

McLeod, John, From Is Skye to Middlesex Co, ONT, 1841. Stld West Williams Twp, Con 16, 1844. Ch: 1. James; 2. Archibald; 3. Neil; 4. Mary; 5. Sara; 6. Annie; 7. Mrs Clark.

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Sorry but the entries for James and his wife don't appear to add anything new from what you already know:

10798 TWEEDIE, James, ca 1797-14 Mar 1860. From Torthorwald, DFS. To Fredericton, NB, 1821; stld Caverhill, York Co. Shoemaker and farmer. Wife Margaret Byers, qv, with him and son. SG xxxii/2, 64.

891 BYERS, Margaret. From DFS. To York Co, NB, 1821. m 22 Nov 1819, James Tweedie, qv. SG xxxii/2, 64.

Jacquie

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Canada / Re: What happened to Mark Wyse for 28 years?
« on: Thursday 31 October 19 03:59 GMT (UK)  »
Also unusual is how late he married Anne. He was 47, an unusual age for a first marriage at that time. They had several children.

Where did you get his age at marriage? The marriage registration says he was 37 years old, not 47.

Link to registration:
 http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ok8/

Jacquie

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Still, listing himself as a widower doesn't necessarily mean he was one. People did lie on these documents for various reasons. My grandfather was a brick wall for years because he used fake names for his parents when he married his first wife (so did she for some reason). When he married my grandmother, he was much closer with the truth but still fudged it a little.

Jacquie


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Canada / Re: Finding the elusive Fanny Ann (nee McKinley) Robinson: late 1800s Ontario
« on: Thursday 03 October 19 05:30 BST (UK)  »
From looking through the other threads I would suggest that you don't automatically discount entries that don't seem to fit. It is possible they were "unofficially divorced" since getting an official one wasn't an easy process at that time. It wouldn't have been unusual for either of them to lie about their status when remarrying.

My grandfather's first wife moved to the US shortly after my grandfather returned from WWI. She was in a common law relationship there while my grandfather married my grandmother in Ontario. He listed himself as being single on their marriage registration even though he was never divorced from his first wife.

Jacquie

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Canada / Re: Manitoba ordering a death certificate online
« on: Thursday 03 October 19 04:50 BST (UK)  »
If you don't want to send your credit card details, you could email to see if they will accept an international money order in Canadian funds instead.

Jacquie

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Canada Lookup Request / Re: John Hughes b1890 Glasgow d1964 British Colombia
« on: Saturday 15 June 19 06:18 BST (UK)  »
I'm a member of Ancestry. If you could PM me your email address and the name of the tree owner I could try sending them a message for you.

Jacquie

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Canada / Re: Wrestler 1950-1960
« on: Saturday 06 April 19 17:55 BST (UK)  »
delete - double post

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