Thread: carolinem9

hi

hope you can help me im looking for my grandmothers fam hermarried name was jean mcdaidthis was a second marriage she had a daughter called jean her married name was low she had one son called david .

my grandmothers first husbands name was donald dallas they had three children donald james and my mother georgina dont know very much about my mothers fam hope someone can help

[quote name='carolinem9' date='04 August 2009 - 09:29 AM' timestamp='1249406949' post='198532']

hi

hope you can help me im looking for my grandmothers fam hermarried name was jean mcdaidthis was a second marriage she had a daughter called jean her married name was low she had one son called david .

my grandmothers first husbands name was donald dallas they had three children donald james and my mother georgina dont know very much about my mothers fam hope someone can help

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Hi Caroline;

We need some more info. First I am going to assume your grandmother etc are from Canada, as that is were you posted this Second, do you know your grandmother's maiden name and were she and Donald DALLAS married? in Canada or elsewhere? Third, Canada is a bigggg place you need to narrow things down geographically and chronologically! Do you know which Province they were in and when? Even better if you can narrow it down to a town or city in a specific province. There are only a few of the 10 Provinces that use counties, so if your ancestors were from Alberta, Ontario, Québec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island (PEI) and you don't know the town, perhaps you know the county. The other 4 provinces, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Newfoundland as well as The Yukon, The Northwest Territories and Nunavut do not use counties.



I hope I or someone here can help you.

Al Parsons

Duncan, British Columbia, Canada