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Topic: East Parish, Prince Edward Island

	++ Prince Charles Online ++ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		PRINCE Charles was met with warm smiles yesterday after he braved gale-force winds to become the first royal to visit the Channel Island of Herm.
		The Prince told teachers that politicians often went out of their way to stress schools and universities must "deliver the skilled workforce the UK needs if it is to remain competitive in the knowledge economy".
		Prince Charles's BAe 146 from the Royal Squadron touched down at the island's airport at 1.30pm to begin a two-day visit to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the ceding of the Channel Islands to Britain.
	www.pco.teamhighgrove.com /review22-300604.htm (12349 words)

	Hutchinson's Prince Edward Island Directory, 1864 - History
		The people of the Island were anxious to mark their gratitude to Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, the father of her majesty Queen Victoria, for kindness extended to them, they therefore resolved to call their country by his name, the change to take effect from the commencement of 1800.
		On the east, north, and west, it is bounded by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and on the south by the Northumberland Strait.
		The potatoes of Prince Edward Island are famous for their excellence, not only in the British Provinces, but also in the United States; beans and peas, and all sorts of esculents and culinary vegetables grow to perfection, and yield large returns.
	www.islandregister.com /hutchinson.html (4060 words)

	Geneology of Kenneth Louis Crossman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mary Ann was from Summerside, Prince Edward Island and was born in 1834.
		Prince Edward Island had been divided into some 66 lots and distributed to British nobles and royal patrons in the early 1700s.
		This is a photograph of Malpeque Bay on the north shore of Prince Edward Island.
	www.crossman.us /geneology/bio.htm (4234 words)

	ACADIAN-CAJUN Genealogy & History: Isle St. Jean
		The first white man to land on the island (and record it) was Jacques Cartier in his 1534 voyage.
		The island was divided in 1720 between St. Pierre, M. Farges, and M. Moras.
		After the island was cleared of its inhabitants (though some had hidden away, and some made their way back), England had it surveyed in 1767 to divide it up for their own settlers.
	www.acadian-cajun.com /stjean.htm (5245 words)

	THE STORY OF THE ACADIAN BELLS: THOSE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
		Of the other bells of Prince Edward Island, we know the fate of only one, that of Malpec, even though we know but little of the vicissitudes that it must have suffered during the years which followed the Expulsion.
		If the four parishes which were the daughters of the mother church, that of Port Lajoie, had their bells, we can be sure that the said mother church had its bell also, although there are no records to that effect.
		From Prince Edward Island, we will move next week to the St. John River, in New Brunswick, where the story of its bells is most interesting.
	www.museeacadien.ca /english/archives/articles/62.htm (830 words)

	Beaufort Losses
		Lukes Parish Beaufort District 1 ½ acre lot at Gillisonville, 11 acres at Gillisonville, 11 acre lot in Grahamville, 2 acres and building in Town of Blufton, 17 ¾ acres land in Coosawhatchie, 325 acres, 150 acres pine land, 105 acres pine land, "____lon" 582 acres, 18 ¾ acres at Gillisonville Mrs.
		It ought therefore to be considered as it is a part of this mainland Parish and not as one of the Sea Island from which it is separated by Road River and Port Royal River and therefore not subject to the provisions of Gen. Sherman's order.
		That Mary's Island situate on Chehaw River is a portion of the said estate and that hearing but _____lately, that the daid place was and had been in the hands of the Freedmen's Bureau he is anxious to comply with the law in relation to and hereby prays that the place aforesaid be formally restored.
	sciway3.net /clark/civilwar/Beaufortloss.html (5814 words)

	Fair is the Place
		From The Outer Hebrides to Prince Edward Island and Wallace, Nova Scotia
		Colin MacDonald, tacksman of Boisdale, which comprised most of the south end of South Uist, was a Protestant, and decided to force his tenants to renounce their Roman Catholic faith by refusing to grant renewals of their leases unless they changed to his religious beliefs.
		The tacksmen had lost their place in Island society forever, and what we are seeing now appears to be the younger sons of tacksmen quitting the Scottish Islands for economic necessity.
	www.electricscotland.com /HISTORY/canada/lawson1.htm (1415 words)

	Elizabeth Sarah MARFLEET
		As she approached Prince Edward Island it became very apparent to the few watchers that she was intending to come very close to land.
		When the ship had come to anchor off the island and they could see nothing but forests, (although there were some settlements) all but Vere Beck refused to go ashore and all but him went back to England when the ships returned.
		For Vere Beck and other early Prince Edward Island settlers, links to the mainland were almost completely severed in the winter." He continues, "In winter the Island is surrounded by heavy pack ice made more treacherous by the strong tides of the Northumberland Strait.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /john.marfleet/Beck/A.004B.htm (1075 words)

	Al Beagan's "Genealogy Notes" of Prince Edward Island 1848-1865
		Two are said to be born on the Island, and the two who were between 16 and 45 in the 1841 census have left.
		Her brother Father Trainor maybe Joseph Trainor was a priest at a parrish in Prince Edward Island (he was still living in 1963 and performed my parent's wedding in Winthrop, Mass.) Mary Ann married an unknown Hughes and they had one child "Kate" Katherine Cecilia Hughes or Kathleen Cecilia Hughes.
		East side of Dramore Settlement to Pisquid Rd. at SE property of John Calahan, than South to old county line.
	users.adelphia.net /~abeagan/pei1848-65.htm (16067 words)

	Parishes (Orthodox Churches) & Dioceses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Diocese of Ottawa encompasses parishes in Eastern Canada - in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island - and in Upstate New York.
		The Diocese of Worcester and New England encompasses parishes in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
		The Diocese of Eagle River and the Northwest encompasses parishes in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
	www.antiochian.org /Parishes (242 words)

	BOOK, CD & VIDEO LIST - Prince Edward Island, Canada - Isle St. Jean; Books, Genealogy; History; Book,
		A detailed account of the emigration of Scottish Catholics to Prince Edward Island, settlement, establishment of community and biographical information.
		He created a thriving settlement on the Island, only to have all his dreams destroyed in 1745 by a band of privateers.
		Exiles and Islanders describes Irish settlement in Prince Edward Island from 1763 to 1880.
	www.globalgenealogy.com /countries/canada/pei/resources (672 words)

	The Founding of Cavendish, Prince Edward Island
		Also located to the east of the Simpson property is five hundred acres in the name of John McNeill, another son-in-law.
		Perhaps it was concern for the economic well-being of his children and the belief that in the land more than anywhere else was economic stability and the assurance of prosperity.
		Theophilus DesBrisay, rector of the Parish of Charlotte who founded St. Paul’s Church in Charlottetown, was so concerned about the low moral standards prevailing in Charlottetowri that, while he carried out most of his church duties there, he established his home in the rural community of Cove Head.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/articles/cavendish.htm (6959 words)

	Al Beagan's "Genealogy Notes" of Prince Edward Island 1848-1865
		Oppisite the original Traynor farm on the North of Donagh Rd. is the farm of P. Murphy; to the east of him is the farm of P. Woods; to the East of him the farm of Justin McCarthy; to the East of him the farm of P.
		Beagan; to the East of him the farm of J. McAdams; East of him the farm of M. McNally, to the East of him the farm of F. or P.
		Census of Chatham Parish of Miramachi, Northumberland Co. New Brunswick records a Malicha Beagan, age 50, a laborer from Ireland belonging to the Church of Rome.
	users.adelphia.net /~abeagan/pei1848-1865.htm (13932 words)

	Al Beagan's "Genealogy Notes" of Prince Edward Island 1787 - 1847
		John Richard Bott or Botts moved to Rustico Prince Edward Island from Charlottetown in 1824 and was originally from Jersey Island.
		A story that was passed on to me recently: When Edward was sick and near death, a couple brothers (may have been one, not sure) had tried to get Edward to renounce his catholicism and revert back -- which caused futher tension with the rest of the family.
		Edward Feehan batchelor by Banns to Margaret Burho spinster.
	users.adelphia.net /~abeagan/pei-to1847.htm (11922 words)

	The Prince Edward Island International Shellfish Festival \| Featured Entertainment
		Accompanied by Lester Stubbert on guitar, each member of the group are no stranger to Island audiences individually, but this will be a unique and refreshing opportunity to hear them all together.
		Jaime Bell, a well known Island dancer and instructor will be keeping things in high gear with her dancing and may even show the audience a thing or two!
		The group was formed in 1991 as a result of a request by a local parish priest to perform at a fund raising event.
	www.peishellfish.com /sf/entertainment (1327 words)

	Acadian - free-definition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Acadians are the original French settlers of parts of the northeastern region of North America comprising what is now the Canadian provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
		The Acadians today inhabit the north and east shores of New Brunswick, the area around Moncton, the Magdalen Islands, and smaller pockets in Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia such as Chéticamp, Clare, Annapolis Valley, Halifax-Dartmouth, Pomquet, Richmond and Sydney, Nova Scotia.
		Some of the Acadians who were deported in 1755 were encouraged by the French king to settle in Louisiana, where their descendants, the Cajuns, have become a dominant cultural influence in many a Louisiana parish.
	www.free-definition.com /Acadian.html (890 words)

	TheScattering
		One of the first was "The Alexander", which sailed to Prince Edward Island from South Uist, in 1772, with 210 passengers.
		Alexander, who was Schoolmaster at Ferinilea, Bracadale, from May 1821 to November 1832 and catechist for the Society for Propagation of Christian Knowledge, emigrated to Prince Edward Island in 1842.
		Samuel MacLeod was born in Uig, Skye in 1796.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/SteveHT/TheScattering.html (1219 words)

	Online Genealogy Resources - Atlantic Provinces (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		CEMETARIES of NOVA SCOTIA and PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
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	www.geocities.com /Wellesley/2541/atlantic.html (515 words)

	Painet: stock photography and digital pictures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
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	painetworks.com /cgi-bin/search.cgi?find=+georges+island+...+&method=or (761 words)

	Ancestors of Allen Beagan Owen Trainor-[13]
		History of the Trainor Family On Prince Edward Island 1839-1992 by Reg G. Trainor.
		1871 Johnston's River; A village in township 35, parish of Bedford, county of Queens.
		(Catherine-[14] was born in 1783 in Rarootagh Twnsp,, Donagh Parish, Co Mon, died on 24 Feb 1879 in Johnson's River, PEI and was buried in St. Patrick's, Ft. Augustus, Stone 200.)
	al_beagan.tripod.com /APRIL4/13.htm (917 words)

	Queen's County : Regions in Brief : North & South Rustico to Brackley Beach \| Frommers.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A few miles east of Cavendish are the Rusticos, of which there are five: North Rustico, South Rustico, Rusticoville, Rustico Harbour, and Anglo Rustico.
		The region was settled by Acadians in 1790 and many residents are descendants of the original settlers.
		It's a quiet area with no village center to speak of that will be best appreciated by those who prefer their beach vacations unadulterated.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/queen'scounty/2980027877.html (607 words)

	Prince Edward Island Cemetery (A-G) Records
		Alexandra - Baptist [ [Publication: Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society Inc]
		East Point - United Baptist [ [Publication: Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society Inc]
		East Wiltshire - Protestant [ [Publication: Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society Inc]
	www.afhs.ab.ca /registry/regpe_cemetery_a.html (1406 words)

	War_Graves_in_Prince_Edward_Island,_Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		CARDIGAN ALL SAINTS PARISH CEMETERY 3 Kenn and Sue Doerksen
		EAST WILTSHIRE PUBLIC BAPTIST CEMETERY 1 Kenn and Sue Doerksen
		LENNOX ISLAND ABORIGINAL CHURCH CEMETERY 1 Kenn and Sue Doerksen
	www.mapleleaflegacy.ca /mllpoct2000website/princeedwardislandcanada.html (725 words)

	Canada - Catholic Church Local History and Ancestors Genealogy Research
		Prince Edward Island ] [ Nova Scotia ] [
		The undertaking was inspired by the desire to found a city in honor of the Blessed Virgin (Villemarie in the Island of Montreal) which should serve as headquarters for the Indian missions and as a stronghold against the Iroquois...
		The largest of the islands, Miquelon, includes such sights as the "Notre Dame des Ardilliers" church which is made with masts of one of the wrecked ships.
	home.att.net /~Local_Catholic/Catholic-Canada.htm (7185 words)

	Ukrainian Genealogy Group - Prince Edward Island
		The Passport/Identity Papers series consists of about 11,400 files on Russian and East European immigrants (Jews, Ukrainians, Poles, Finns, etc.) who settled in Canada in the first two decades of the twentieth century.
		Includes the Administrative and Judicial Districts, current country, Land Cadastral Community, Roman Catholic parish and diocese, Greek Catholic parish and eparchy, Evangelical Lutheran/Reformed parish, Mennonite circuit, and Jewish Registration District for each village, town, city, and estate.
		The parish records identified are not the only ones available from the FHL.
	uggpei.isn.net (3255 words)

	Prince Edward Island Wills Database
		It is hoped that we will also be able to include a number of wills of Islanders living off Island, and who's wills were registered under other jusrisdictions.
		Edward Ramsay - (—1837, Oyster Cove), Submitted by Ann Smith
		One of the sad things about running a page like the Island Register for many years, is over the years you become acquainted with many fine people.
	www.islandregister.com /wills/willdata.html (4304 words)

	Buote Collection Donated to the Centre for Acadian Research of Prince Edward Island’s Archives » Genealogy ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		One of Porter’s greatest Acadian-related finds was actually a gift from a friend, Alma Buote, who bequeathed some of her family treasures to him, not in the form of gold and jewels, but in a gem of a collection of old photographs, including tin types.
		Most valuable to local historians are photos of her father, Francois, and grandfather Gilbert Buote who co-founded Prince Edward Island’s first French language newspaper, L’Impartial, in 1893, which ran until 1915.
		Now after carefully preserving the Buote collection for four decades, Porter has passed them on to the Centre for Acadian Research of Prince Edward Island’s archives located in the same building as the Acadian Museum in Miscouche.
	www.genealogyblog.com /?p=905 (1528 words)

	Listings Prince Edward Island: Genealogy
		Genealogy Notes of Ft. Augustus, Prince Edward Island 1787 - 1863
		Al Beagan's "Genealongy Notes" ©1996 of Prince Edward Island 1765- April 5,1865 Names added or updated since July 1, 1997 Bagan, Balles, Beagen, Began, Begon, Bourke, Brazil, Cahil, Callaghan,...
		Through these pages you will find an extensive list of descendants of Roger Dart Westaway of East Prince Edward Island.
	listingspei.ca /Society/Genealogy (189 words)

	Geographical Names of Prince Edward Island - an Index E-G
		East River (Riviere du Nord-Est, Hillsborough River) flows SW into Charlottetown Harbour adjacent to Charlottetown Royalty, East Royalty and Lots 34/35/36/37/38/48
		Garden of the Gulf in Gulf of St. Lawrence (Prince Edward Island, The Island, Ile Saint-Jean, Isle de Saint Jean, New Ireland, La Terre de Bauchimyeq, Island St. John's, St.
		Gotteville Island lies between Gulf of St. Lawrence and Rustico Bay and is part of the PEI National Park (Rustico Island, Halls Island on the E end and Robinsons Island on the W end, Peters Island, McAuslin Island, Ile Gotteville)
	www.islandregister.com /placenames/efg.html (5325 words)

	Prince Edward Island
		My best friend and I took a vacation to beautiful Prince Edward Island, Canada.
		You can take a photo-tour in the order we did it by clicking on the arrow below, or use the links at the left to skip around (cheater).
		If you'd like to find out more about Prince Edward Island there are some great official websites out there:
	urbanhipster.com /photos/pei (84 words)

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