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Hi, welcome to my site dedicated to family research,please email me if you are researching any of the names listed below. If you would like to list your genealogy homepage on my list of links, please forward the url. Also please submit your favourite genealogy site! Thank you and please enjoy your visit here!
Do you know Leslie Anne Small (maiden name), born nee Kirk April 28, 1964 in Toronto, Ontario to Claire Ruth Gold? She's my half-sister and I have not seen her since childhood! Please have her contact me, before I am old and grey!!!!!
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(I found this song when I attended a concert on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, at a music festival. A band by the name of Iron Horse, from Glasgow, Scotland was playing. I have reproduced their song here without permission... though I hope to receive it as soon as possible.)
A song by Lynn about the passing on of traditions and ways of life, and with that, values and an identity.
Inheritance
Where you walked I will go
Seeking your soul amongst the turning sand
Between the breakers and the burning land
Where you walked I will goAnd what you learned I will know
Hearing lost answers on the whispering wind
Your blood is my blood, we are kith and kin
What you learned I will knowWhat you dreamt I will dream
Waking thoughts from the source of the stream
Waking and working to know what they mean
What you dreamt I will dream
And what you left I will sew
Into the fabric of my own life now
Our coat of conscience will behanded on down
What you left I will sew
Where you walked I will go
Seeking your soul amongst the turning sand
Between the breakers and the burning land
Where you walked I will go
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Valuable Scottish Clan and Irish Family Name information
Most reliable source of records: judicial,
Least reliable: family traditions,
*Old Titles*
Did you know that the word inmate used in old papers may refer
"Aliens" in the Census
In the 1920 Census, column 14, AL=Alien,
NA=Naturalized and
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reference works and family group sheets.
to a person living in the home of another person, not necessarily
an institution? Freeman is a designation once used to mean an
unmarried man. Domestic once meant a housewife, not nesessarily
a servant. Housekeeper would mean a property owner, male or
female. Mrs. or Mistress with a woman's name usually meant she
was a wealthy woman, and that was the proper way to address
her. Mr. or Mister was used only for a man of wealth, or one
who was educated. A retired man might have been referred to
as a gentleman.
PA=Papers have been filed for citizenship. So how could a
nineteen year old woman, shown as born in California be listed
as an alien? From 2 March 1907 to 21 September 1922, a woman
marrying an alien lost her citizenship in the USA. Such a woman
would have to apply for citizenship, filing a Declaration in
Intent, just as any foreign born person would. It's important
to be aware of the different laws that governed citizenship
and naturalization.
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