Submitting a Query
Due to the large number of
queries received by the branch, we would ask that they first be submitted for
publication in our newsletter, at a cost of
$5.00 per query for Nonmembers, payment in advance. Newsletter queries will
also be posted on the website in "On-Site Queries".
After doing this, you may wish to contact the branch for limited research. A
preliminary search is $10.00 per hour or part thereof with photocopy, mailing
etc. extra. Extensive research can be undertaken subject to availability of
volunteer help.
Please send submission by mail with a self addressed letter size envelope with Canadian
stamps or International Reply Coupon. Stamps must be Canadian (or $1.25
in lieu of postage). For those residing outside
Or e-mail our Query Coordinator:
Heather Ibbotson
Please be patient as there may be a lengthy turn
around time.
OCFA (
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QUERY ARCHIVE
HARTLEY - in
- James
& Jane Hartley had son William Hartley born abt 1842,
- m.
Elizabeth Mason
Contact: Marilyn Cross,
Email:marilyn.cross@sympatico.ca
CHITTENDON - South Dumfries; 1822-1900
SILVERTHORNE - Morgan:
Contact: Nancy Hanson
Email: nahanson@shaw.ca
Artwork from Alford Junction
I am into genealogy and old documents and I acquired what appears to be a
sketch done by someone who was practicing either drawing or calligraphy. It is
a sketch of a dove? in a sheaf of grain, and inscribed within the sketch
are "Alford Ontario"; "Excelsior";
"penmanship", and what looks like "J.A. C'rouck." The
apostrophe may be a slip of the pen - but regardless - no amount of
searching has brought me any closer to this person using many variations
of the name. The sketch is done on the back of a blank Grand Trunk Railway
System memo. It is mounted on a sheet of paper on which (the same
person?) has drawn two male figures as would have appeared in a fashion
magazine - and they are very well done.
My research suggests that Alford,
"Alfred (sic) Junction was on
The Brantford Weekly Expositor of December 26, 1907 references the
wedding of a Mr. and Mrs. Llett who "will reside at Alford Junction."
Any thoughts would be appreciated. David G Jones shibumi.management@gmail.com
Editor’s Note:
Alford Junction was on
Looking
for any information or pictures of
Call
or email Ron Cameron or Brenda Irvine
519-448-4672
Queries posted September 2008 to July 24, 2010, 2010