For Posterity's Sake Canadian Genealogy

For Posterity's Sake Canadian Genealogy

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Welcome to For Posterity's Sake Genealogy. While this site is primarily dedicated to Canadian genealogy, due to the nature of our ancestry, links to genealogy information of other nations are included here as well.

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Look for help in finding Mary / Mary Ann / Marion Barbour. According to the 1901 census, Mary was born 15 Dec 1859 in New Brunswick. She married George Scott and they had 4 children; Katherine Scott (married Frank H. Weir), Mabel Scott, Walter Scott and Fred Scott. Mary died in 1933 and is buried in the old Shediac Road Cemetery in Moncton, New Brunswick. Her husband George Scott died in 1945. I'm looking for Mary's parents and more specific information on where she was born. Anyone having and information on Mary Barbour is requested to send me an email.

Thank you, Garry

Looking for your assistance in finding Allan WEIR .....

Where did Allan Weir and his descendants go? In a notice for the death of his brother Robert Weir which occurred in August of 1921 in the city of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Allan was listed as residing in Boston, Mass. USA. In the notice of death for his brother Jack Weir, which occurred in the city of Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada in December of 1931, Allan was listed as living in England. Allan was born 10 Jan 1875 in or near Moncton, New Brunswick. He was a machinist. On 23 October 1897, in Westmorland Co., NB, Allan married Hattie A. Blake. Hattie was born on 01 Jan 1881. Anyone with any information on Allan and Hattie Weir or their descendants is requested to contact Garry Weir.

What's New

The format of "For Posterity Sake Obituaries" and "Obituaries from the Canora Courier" and their links have been changed.
The Naval Links has been separated into four separate pages for the respective Navies - Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, Royal Australian Navy and Royal New Zealand Navy. The RCN page is currently being developed to have a individual historical pages for all HMC ships past and present. The pages are not just for pictures of ships but for pictures of and by those who served them and their stories. Submissions from sailors past and present or their families will be entered on these pages for posterity's sake.

Clan Weir Page

My Family Research

BISHOP

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

KERDIL

Malanowich / Kozoswist

Saskatchewan and the Ukraine

MARCHINKOW / MICHALKOW

Saskatchewan and Poland

POTTER

New Brunswick

SHAY

New Brunswick

WEIR/WIER

Nova Scotia & New Brunswick, with links to Ayrshire, Scotland

Lest We Forget

Dedicated to members of my family who have served in the military.

Service Records

Copies of the Service Records for members of my family.

Newspaper Clips

Interesting historical articles related to my research.

My Photo Gallery

Wills and Probate Records

Copies of Wills and Probate records

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This site was last updated on May 18, 2013