Crinkley Bottom Late edition: Family Tree

Saturday, April 22, 2006

Family Tree

Hello readers,
I have been surfing the blogs on blogmad, and have noticed that quite a few bloggers live in Canada.

No doubt! a lot of us started a family tree at some time with the technology of today, got bored to death with it and gave it up as a bad job.

Well I put a fair bit of information regarding my family on ancestry.com, and received an email just recently from a distant relative in Australia, this has started me off, on my quest to find my mothers long lost cousins again.

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Thanks Pugs

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Hello readers,
I have been surfing the blogs on blogmad, and have noticed that quite a few bloggers live in Canada. No doubt! a lot of us started a family tree at some time with the technology of today, got bored to death with it and gave it up as a bad job. Well I put a fair bit of information regarding my family on ancestry.com, and received an email just recently from a distant relative in Australia, this has started me off, on my quest to find my mothers long lost cousins again. Below is what I have posted around the webs notice boards without any joy.

I AM LOOKING FOR MY MOTHERS LONG LOST COUSINS:
James Cyprus Lawrence emigrated to London Ontario Canada with his wife and two son's James and Sonny Lawrence around the 1920's. There marriage certificate states that they were married in the presence of: G.H.Lawrence and Beatrice Lawrence. The lodger Fred Shepherd also went with them.
There home address at that time we know was:
Mr & Mrs J C Lawrence. c/o Queen Alexandra Sanitorium R.R.7. London Ontario CANADA.
We know James Jr. served in the Army and got married to Verna who had 1 son, then were divorced. Sonny married and had twin boys. I have recently found James Cyprus Lawrence's brother (Robert Jenkin Lawrence) who died on the 16th February 1903 in the Thunder Bay District, but can't get any further. You don't seem to get much info on the Canadian geneology sites, so I am hoping this will do the trick. Please.. any information at all regarding the above would be much appreciated. Even if you have friends that you think may be linked to them (send them an email)so they can get it touch. I am still working on this template for a friend, so if it changes quite often I do apologise, but I thought that now is a good time to try it out and put this post into circulation, just to see if I get any responses.
Thanks for your time.. Pugs