and a few acres of snow. A few acres of snow. Depiction of a canoe going over the rapids by Frances Hopkins. There is also a point in history when circumstances, by necessity, create something new. Though tedious, confusing, and sometimes maddening the process of genealogy can be, the gathering of names on generational charts is a necessary step to finding out who a family is, where they came from and possibly why. Member of the French-Canadian Heritage Soci.

Are You My Cousin? Discovering My Ancestors - One Cousin at a Time. Thursday, August 2, 2012. Are You My Cousin? I am moving my blog over from Blogger to Wordpress. But just like in a real move, headaches are inevitable. If you experience any difficulties accessing Are You My Cousin? In the next few days, be patient with me.

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A summer at the Campbell Carriage Factory Museum, in Sackville, NB. The Blacksmith shop, part 2. Last time, I wrote a post about the blacksmith shop and how the forge was being built. Well, construction is over and the Campbell Carriage Factory Museum now finds itself with a fully functional forge! The forge has been used on a few occasions, and it is really neat to see the blacksmith at work. The Campbell Carriage Factory Museum. At first, the bl.

The Kings of Chazy Lake and Associated Families. Do You Know These People? People We Are Looking For. Pictures we are looking for. The Kings of Chazy Lake and Associated Families Blogging Community. Men dropped by with fish as gifts, offering a fresh catch, often still to be cleaned. Often on Friday afternoon, and more often as people aged.

Exford King House as it looks today. By cheryljk on May 14, 2009. I know because my name and the date can be seen in the concrete footings. I would have been one year old. Posted by cheryljk for Richard. By cheryljk on February 28, 2009. By cleadslinger32 on September 24, 2008.

Researching a Family Tree in Stony Ground. Shut Up, and Keep Digging. I keep digging and digging, and the hole gets bigger and bigger, but I never seem to arrive.