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It all started with the three Bond sisters of unknown parentage being sent to Canada from the Kensington & Chelsea Union, England. In 1909, two of the sisters had their first placement as Home Children in households in Renfrew county. For those who have struggled with the complex of world of researching Home Children, the…
ย We all have seen, by now, the hand written Family Study created by your Great Aunt Bertha, or the handful of family photos, sent by mail to show you what your Great Grandfather looked like. Perhaps you are lucky enough to receive your family History in the form of a book, typed and bound,…
Researching your Family Tree is a journey of Self-Discovery; therefore, it is important to not only record what you discover in relation to your family history but to record the journey in doing so & how it made you feel. Another important thing to document are the family stories that have been passed down through…
We have years of research sitting in files, boxes, envelopes. Accumulating this information has helped us to better understand the lives of our ancestors but it wonโtย make much sense to the next generation. It is important to get the information we know into a book so that our legacy can be preserved, our ancestors can…
Sometimes our Scottish ancestors spent time in Ireland. This may be for seasonal work, a move for a generation or two or even a steppingstone to emigration beyond the Atlantic. In this presentation, Fintan Mullan will help us to discover some of the records where we might be able to find our Scottish ancestors who…
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