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Apr. 10, 2008

Bonjour,

Ma belle mère Pauline Cotte habitait Pincher Creek
dans les années 1920, elle est rentrée en France ainsi que
toute la famille après la crise de 1929.

Cordialement

André Convers
Louveciennes - France

andreconvers@orange.fr
- Convers

Dec. 17, 2007

what is in mulgrave any stores
- vicjaymor

Dec. 10, 2007

Would like to talk to anyone with the last name of Meharg or McHarg from Balcarres.

Thanks
cj
- cjomason
I used to live outside of Selkirk for about 9 years. I lived on Bains Rd. about 10 min outside of Selkirk. I now live in North Carolina but I miss Ontario very much
- hannahbsiemens

Dec. 7, 2007

My family and I visited Port Morien the summer of 2006 and loved all we saw and those we met. My extended family lives in Morien and my children would have loved to stay. We live in a small town in Ontario similar to Morien everyone knows everyone. We sure did feel at home in Port Morien. My boys loved to fish on the warf once they figured out the warf was the dock.
- Jenelle

Dec. 4, 2007

this city stinks about snow removal as of today December 04, 2007.
Where where the snow removal crews?
Major streets like Laurier and especially Bernard where a disaster...
One poor truck wit a snow plow in between his legs dropping a bit of salt, was wandering around some streets to give an impression of activity...
Some preference seems to have been given to certain areas, some officials or other priviledged living there maybee ?
Bernard and Laurier St. for example, aren't those streets enough tax incom to satisfy your apetite to let them dry ???
Would it be possible that you are trying to save some money to be able to buy enough alcool to drown your upcomming christmas parties and following others...?
- private
Little Grand Rapids is a place were i like to be cause it is my Home Town. I miss it there alot but yah it is a nice place lots of fishing in the summer and fishing durbies. During the winter u can Ice Fish and do alot of other stuff when u are there and know other plp.
- BooshieEyes

Dec. 1, 2007

Great place to grow up
- richmond
Hi,

I'm wondering what is happening in Lougheed
- Bunnyfel

Nov. 30, 2007

Hi, I thinking about moving to Berry, QC and was wondering if anyone could provide any information on the town. Many thanks
- howdee

Nov. 28, 2007

Thanks for the great stay on our way back from Alaska, July 05, and the nice piece of fresh Halibut. Hope to see you soon again.

Erik and Carl on the HIOLANI

Will try to send or attach photos
- CarlJohansen
hello does anyone out there know the number for the payton Saskatchewan fire department?
- witchywoman341972

Nov. 26, 2007

hey folks, is this the first blog on Dorion? It would be nice to hear from some residents. Would you recomend Dorion as a place to move to? What are some positives?
- iwbafarmer
there's no place like millertown. i grew up there and it will always be home to me.
- maureenmaloney

Nov. 25, 2007

looking for any information on Bauder family in north frontenac county - Arlene enright
- arlene009

Nov. 21, 2007

Maud-Mary Raisbeck born in Alexandria and was my mother.
- lucking
I lived in Lively and was raised there from 1957 I was 4 years old. I loved the own it was wonderful ansd would love to connect with anyone who lived there back then or who might know me.
- gentleher

Nov. 20, 2007

Is there anywhere I can find out about Russell family in Paisley My grandfather was born there in ca 1890's John Russell and raised a family in Alberta.
- RonaldoC

Nov. 16, 2007

When was Bellis settled? Who donated the land? How much land was set aside?
- sunguran

Nov. 15, 2007

I use to live there and i am looking for any information pics and anything that as to do witrh Faro ,i miss the place.
- Hscorpio

Nov. 14, 2007

What can you tell me about the history of the molybdenum mine near endako, bc?
thank you
- fmontey

Nov. 13, 2007

Are there any Roberts family still in Cabri?
- Veerman
I registered for the Quatsino Blog because several people from my homeplace here in Trysil, Norway were among those who first settled at Quatsino. I have read the story written by George Nordstrom about these first settlers and their struggle. It is extremely fascinating - and I would like to know more about their story and about the place.

I August 2008, we will arrange an emmigration reunioen here in Trysil - a meeting between descenders of Trysil emmigrants to USA/Canada. What a great happening it would be if somebody from Quatsino could come and tell the story.

You can follow information about the "Stevne" on our homepage: http://www.hig.no/hildings/Trysilstevne/index.htm

OR on the homepage for Trysil Historielag USA-Canada:
httP://homepage.mac.com/wildweave/trysil/index.htm

Kind regards from

Hilding Sponberg, Trysil, Norway
- Hilding

Nov. 9, 2007

Hello Hopedale. Sorry we didn't reach your community last summer but we will surely make it there next summer. Is ther a fellow named Mike Earle living in Hopedale this winter? Thank You...Rick Miles Vessel Wanderbird
- Wanderbird

Nov. 8, 2007

I moved to Blackfalds in the summer of 1969. We moved to 5515 Shull St. A bottle of pop from the general store was 17 cents. The population was 250 people. The first kid I met was Wayne Kingstone. I stayed in Blackfalds until 1980. It was a great little town to grow up in. All the freedom you ever wanted. And of course lots of trouble to get into with the right friends. So I guess I had the right friends because I got into loads of trouble. But this is what kids growing up are suppose to do. If you remember me or that time in Blackfalds. Please Blog away. I almost forgot . I was 7 years old in 1969.
- ChangedMan
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