What started as a grade school project has grown into a study of several interesting family branches. From Scotland & England to Canada, the US & other parts of the globe, we've watched the families grow and have had the pleasure of meeting many wonderful people, without whom this would not be possible. Our sincere appreciation goes to everyone who has contributed.
On one side, a family that traces it's roots to a city official in Norwich England, living in the late 1600's who has left an educational legacy for those who are blood decendants in the modern world.
On the other side are families from Scotland who ventured out to make better lives for themselves. One settled on Canada's Eastern Coast, a tiny red island where the nation was born.
Another branch is entwined with the history of the Ottawa Valley as they made their home on both the Ontario & Quebec sides of the Ottawa River when the area was enjoying a booming Lumber industry.
Effort is being made to verify the information found here with records & documents. Keep in mind that if there is no source quoted - the information is more than likely the result of a personal interview, or a sweet memory that may not always be accurate.
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Interesting Links of Interest.
Island Register
the Chugg Family
the Doig Family
Dawn Ellis' Family Pages
Kith & Kin:Pioneer settlers, West Prince, PEI
the Smith Family (Quebec)
the Yeo Family
the Howes Family
Clan McInnis
Mindy Christman's Family Pages. Desc/of Jacob Dignan & Caroline Key
Important Announcements.
the Millar Family Held a Family Picnic - July 13, 2008
- there was a church service in Port Hill in the morning and then a gathering in Green Park for the afternoon.
the Yeo Family YEO REUNION July 2009 : The reunion for the descendants of James Yeo (1765 – 1840) of Kilkhampton and his wives, Ann Osborn and Grace Francis is held every
5 years. Contact: Ralph Yeo – ryeo@eastlink.ca to be a part of the next event.
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