CanadaGenealogy, or, 'Jane's Your Aunt'
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| Blog Name: | CanadaGenealogy, or, 'Jane's Your Aunt' |
| Url: | http://www.canadagenealogy.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | genealogy, Canada |
| Description: | Canadian Genealogy & Women's History: Current Ideas, Information & Projects |
| Popularity: | 44 Followers |
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Canada's Home Children - Still Waiting for Recognition
Marchmont home, Belleville, Ontario. A group of boys from Miss MacPherson's home (London, England). April 1922. Photograph: Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau, Library and Archives Canada C-034837. Public Domain.
Marchmont home, Belleville, Ontario. A group of boys from Miss MacPherson's home (London, England). April 1922. Photograph: Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau, Library and Archives Canada C-034837. Public Domain.
84th Edition - What the Carnival of Genealogy Means to Me
Carnival of Genealogy Poster - courtesy footnoteMaven.It’s time for the 84th Edition of the Carnival of Genealog
Carnival of Genealogy Poster - courtesy footnoteMaven.It’s time for the 84th Edition of the Carnival of Genealog
Treasure Chest Thursday - Samuel Wood, Ontario Canada c. 1905
Samuel WOOD, weaver, bee keeper, born 1820, Linthwaite, Yorkshire, England. He lived in Bean Hill (Norwich), Connecticut (1850s) and in Newark, New Jersey (1860s), and then near Nottawa, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada where he died in 1908.
Samuel WOOD, weaver, bee keeper, born 1820, Linthwaite, Yorkshire, England. He lived in Bean Hill (Norwich), Connecticut (1850s) and in Newark, New Jersey (1860s), and then near Nottawa, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada where he died in 1908.
Remembrance Day 2009 - Muriel Scott - George Rogers, Vancouver BC Canada
remembrance day 2009 scott - rogers web
remembrance day 2009 scott - rogers web
Smile for the Camera - The Adamsons and Scotts in Saskatchewan, circa 1920
Photograph identified in writing by Amy Estella (Irwin) Scott (1884-1983) as Shrine - Eurolite to Regina. Mr. Adamson and Muriel. Note: In about 1960, my grandmother, Amy Estella Scott, showed me her photographs and identified them for me. A
Photograph identified in writing by Amy Estella (Irwin) Scott (1884-1983) as Shrine - Eurolite to Regina. Mr. Adamson and Muriel. Note: In about 1960, my grandmother, Amy Estella Scott, showed me her photographs and identified them for me. A
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