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KAWARTHA ANCESTRAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION INC.Peterborough ExaminerFirst Session SATURDAY February 11 will cover such information as - Introduction to Beginning Genealogy, Vital Statistics, Civil Registrations. Second Session SATURDAY February 18 will cover other resources as - Census and Cemetery Records, Newspapers, ...and more » |
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BEGINNING IS ONLY HALF THE FUN CONTINUED...Bay TodayThursday, February 02, 2012 by: Tammy Tipler-PrioloA month or so ago I shared my story on the adventurous journey I had in technology while beginning my genealogy passion. This is my follow-up to it as promised at the end of that article. |
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Learn to be an ancestor detectiveSummerland ReviewMaybe you have already started your genealogy but have hit a few brick walls and you are not sure how to proceed. Maybe you are an experienced family researcher but are looking for some new ideas. Or maybe you would just like to contribute ideas to the ...and more » |
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Meeting - Toronto Branch, Ontario Genealogical SocietyPost CityHave you ever wondered why it's customary to wear black at a funeral? Or why a coffin looks the way it does? The rituals around burying the dead have very ancient roots and have developed over the centuries in different ways depending on religion and ... |
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Hurrah For History!Windsor StarIf you or someone in your family has an interest in genealogy, you're already ahead of the game. If you're starting from scratch, begin with the information you know and 'branch out' from there. Help your child interview family members and record all ... |
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TV Friday: GrimmVancouver Sun(PBS, 9 ET/PT) • The congenial celebrity genealogy program Who Do You Think You Are? raises the curtain on its third season with Martin Sheen tracing his roots back to Dayton, Ohio - yes, Dayton, Ohio - where he was born Ramon Gerardo Antonio Estevez.TV Friday: Grimm's ratings upMontreal Gazetteall 9 news articles » |
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Area's black pioneers had varied storiesBrantford Expositor... following fisticuffs with a man named John Morton. During a dispute, O'Banyoun had resorted to blows that left the other man with bodily bruises and a black eye. Heather Ibbotson is and Expositor reporter, history buff and genealogical researcher. |
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TOPS SK3871Southwest BoosterThe SC Genealogical Society will hold their monthly meeting at 7 pm (new time) downstairs at the Bingo Hall (321 N. Railway St. E.). Rehearsals run every Monday leading up to the Easter Concert. Masters Swim Club is for swimmers 18 to 99 years old and ... |
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Hart family's DNA traced to the dawn of timeMetroNews CanadaUsing cutting-edge science, researchers are able to dig way past traditional genealogy to what is known as "deep ancestry," said project director Dr. Spencer Wells. "If you have traced a family tree, you have gone back several generations, perhaps.and more » |
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What's Up for Feb. 2 to 8, 2012Summerland ReviewSouth Okanagan Genealogical Society meets every Tuesday from 10 am to 3 pm at the Penticton Public Library/Museum, 875 Main St., Penticton. For further information, call Reid at 250-492-0751. Summerland Caregiver Support Group meets on the first and ...and more » |
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The Globe and MailGlobe and MailAt 27 pages, The Vosmak Genealogy reads like excerpts from a novel in progress stitched skillfully into an overladen story structure. Characters from four generations of a Toronto family unfold in a daughter's reminiscing voice, the intriguing hook ...and more » |
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Western Review January 24, 2012Drayton Valley Western ReviewPick up this week's edition for stories on Brazeau County's new CAO, information about plans for a new pool in the area, our regular RCMP and fire services briefs, the monthly genealogy column and so much more. Comments on this Article.and more » |
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At your serviceVictoria Times ColonistDetails at cgyungsocietyvictoria.ca Victoria Genealogical Society Workshop: Starting Your Research and Understanding the Resource Centre, presented by Diana Gaiger. Saturday, 10 am-noon at 947 Alston St. Cost: $10/$15.and more » |
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Maple Leaf Gardens time capsule mystery solvedToronto StarAfter an initial flurry of research, including a search of the Star's online archives, she contacted Breuls-Dorang through a genealogy grapevine. Her suspicion that Breuls-Dorang was related to the mystery man who etched his name into the time capsule ...and more » |
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It's Good to be Grown-UpBrantford ExpositorWhy not explore your roots as a member of our Genealogy Club, or attend our Basic Genealogy Seminars for specialized assistance? This season we're offering help with Ancestry Library Edition on March 14, Canadian Vital Statistics Online on March 21, ... |
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Orillia Calendar Feb. 2The Barrie AdvanceA genealogy workshop is planned. The centre is at 2347 Concession Road 10. The annual Mariposa Grandmothers' book exchange will be held Feb. 17, from 10 am to 1 pm, at St. Paul's United Church. Bring your gently-used books for exchange. |
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Clubs & AssociationsCalgary HeraldAlberta Family Histories Society - Researching genealogy worldwide, for those interested in learning more about their family's past. Meetings are on the first Monday of each month, except holidays, at 7 pm at River Park Church, 3818 14A St. SW The ...and more » |
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RESEARCHING ANCESTORS VICARIOUSLY THROUGH GOOD OLD MOMBay TodayMonday, January 09, 2012 by: Tammy Tipler-PrioloWell I run around taking care of family business, which involves my 14-year-old daughter, my mom, keeps me on track in the genealogy world. It seems that I receive several emails a month with various ... |
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Don't seek cuts at library, museumdurhamregion.comOur library is one of the best in the region and the genealogy room is certainly better than many much larger facilities. For some, libraries are their only source of reading material. With the growing number of people working flexible hours and, ... |
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Literacy Week another Logan Lake success storyMerritt HeraldNot only did it negatively impact the recently concluded Polar Carnival but it also prevented the scheduled appearance of Kamloops' genealogy expert, Al Yelland, as the first guest in the library's 2012 Speaker Series. |
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FREE Ancestry.com workshops at the Sault Library...curious?Sault This WeekThis workshop will help you discover your genealogy and build your ancestral family tree. Using the library's account on ancestry.com you have access to millions of historical records to research your family tree. This workshop will guide you through ... |
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Herman Prior Centre to host stroke recovery meetingPortage Daily GraphicThe next meeting of the Prior Relations Genealogy Group is on Wednesday, Feb 22 at 7 pm at the Prior Centre. If you would like to learn more about researching a family tree (or where to locate information) you are more than welcome to attend. |
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Library Link: Lioness Club supports literacy at your libraryAirdrie City ViewThese clubs include chess, Scrabble, books, couponing, genealogy and knitting. And the library also provides a venue for local artists to display their work. This is all available within the library, but APL is much more than just a building. |
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Death NoticesThe Beacon HeraldBill and Mary enjoyed travelling to Scotland, Russia, Ukraine doing genealogy and they spent several years in Florida during the winter months. Bill is survived by his wife Mary, sister Sophie and husband Ray Demarco of Port Charlotte, Florida and by ... |
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History: Vive les voyageurs!Langley AdvanceNewsShe is interested in her genealogy, and started the website Children of Fort Langley: www.fortlangley.ca. The present-day Antone family from Kwanlen First Nation are descendants of Narcisse Fallardeau, the cook at the Fort's Big House for more than 20 ...and more » |
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Pioneer cemetery has new lease on lifeNapanee GuideThough Eric had been researching his genealogy and knew that his ancestors had immigrated to this area, he wasn't expecting to find them in this remote backwater community in Tyendinaga Township. "Since I retired I got into genealogy and finally got ... |
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Experiencing the Wilberforce History in LucanLondoner"I have been studying and following some of the genealogy lines to see where the people went and who they influenced, and I uncovered some really fascinating stuff," said Garner. A preview of the Wilberforce exhibit will be held Feb. |
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Toronto Ushers in the Ukrainian New YearTorontoistSt. Vladimir Institute is also home to several Ukrainian resident groups, including the U of T Ukrainian Students Club, the Canadian-Ukrainian Opera Association, and the Toronto Ukrainian Genealogy Group. When Mark Marczyk lifted his violin to his chin ... |
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Community eventsAbbotsford TimesMission Genealogy Club presents Mission's Living Memorials, with Betty Robertson on the researching and writing of the history of the Mission Memorial Hospital, at 7 pm, Jan. 26, at the Mission Library, 33247 Second Ave., Mission. |
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At your serviceVictoria Times ColonistSee saanichnewcomers.com Victoria Genealogical Society Workshop with presenter Linda Boon: Proof and the Family Historian - Separating Family Fiction from Fact. Saturday Jan. 21, 10 am-noon at 947 Alston St. Cost: $10/$15. Register at tel. |
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The birth of BimmerGlobe and MailAnd to make this happen sooner rather than later, it acquired Dixi-Werke in 1928, which, leaving out some corporate genealogy, had been building cars since 1898 using the Wartburg nameplate. Dixi-Werke, feeling the pinch of Germany's post-war economy, ... |
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