Date: 2/15/2012
Name: Marie
Location: pei
E-Mail:
These memories were written on November 11,
1995. I discovered it again only in 2012, in a
box of stuff meant to be shredded. I looked it
over and decided it might fit in with the Sand
Beach stories. I found there also another story
I had written on December 7, 2004, about
Christmases in Sand Beach., so I will include
that story here as well. (Marie)]
My Memories of
the Second World War, of our school and one
special teacher. Continued....
Marie
Date:
2/14/2012
Name: Barb
Location: British Columbia
E-Mail: barb@barbmccully.com
Comments: interested in your book, where can I
purchase it?
Date: 2/17/2012
Name: Bill Boudreau
Location: Oklahoma City
E-Mail: billboudreau@flash.net
Comments: My new website's banner is Wedgeport,
Nova Scotia. You may see it at
www.billboudreau.com.
Date:
2/17/2012
Name: Denise Pothier Nystrom
Location: Rapid City, SD
E-Mail: diz2352@yahoo.com
Comments: My father was reared in Lower
Wedgeport. Hope to visit again soon.
Date: 2/11/2012
Name: Jack A Allen
Location: Hillsborough, Albert Co NB
E-Mail: kworkerjack@yahoo.ca
Comments: I appreciate that you have highlighted
the different communities of Yarmouth
County . I was born and brought up in Carleton
and moved away many years ago. I still own
property there and return as often as I can In
the late fifties I was involved with the YMCA
Camp.I am concerned
that the lakes and rivers that form the chain
of water ways which are polluted now will be
restored.
Date: 2/12/2012
Name: Sandra Waters
Location: Collegeville PA, USA
E-Mail: swaters360@aol.com
Comments: looking for property in the area as an
escape from the nonsense that has become the
USA...hehehe
Date:
2/12/2012
Name: Claire Semler
Location:
E-Mail: cpsemler@aol.com
Comments: I am beginning an exciting family
history journey, as I explore my
greatgrandmother's family line in West Arichat,
Nova Scotia. This is a nice tribute to the
beautiful homes in the area. Thanks.
~Claire
Date: 2/13/2012
Name: Lee surrette
Location: Cape cod Massachusetts
E-Mail:
Comments: I met a gentleman today with the last
name surette. Which down here is not a common
name. We struck up a conversation and he told a
bit of the surette family history. I have to
admit I don't know much about it? I know that my
family is from the nova scotia area. I'm looking
forward to researching more. Very interesting!
http://www.yarmouthvillages.com/surettei/index.htm
Date: 2/1/2012
Name: Anne BT
Location: N H and NS
E-Mail: scotiaserenity@hotmail.com
Comments: Hi folks--now we can offically say
spring is NEXT month. Yarmouth is doing
well--not much snow this winter and mild
temps. It isn't too early to start
thinking about coming to Yarmouth for a vacation
this year. You can fly in from Portland,
Maine or drive on up to St. John, N. B. and take
the ferry on over. Be prepared
though, you will fall in love with the area and
want to come back again and again.
Come and see where your ancestors might have
come from, explore the Scottish culture without
going to Scotland or just take the time to relax
and enjoy the Acadian culture. Yarmouth has all of
that right at its doorstep!
I'll be looking for you!
Date: 2/3/2012
Name: Bill Boudreau
Location: Oklahoma City
E-Mail: billboudreau@flash.net
Comments: Please read my essay at
http://thisibelieve.org/essay/107707/ on
growing up in Wedgeport that made me who I am.
Bill
Date: 2/4/2012
Name: George White
Location: Orleans, On
E-Mail: oldman@sympatico.ca
Comments: Yarmouth----A
Half Century of Changes
With the passage of time, there are always going
to be changes, some good, some not so good.
Yarmouth Town and County have experienced both
in many ways I am sure.
As a former resident of the County, I try to
return to my roots as often as I can, usually at
least once a year. As what I might term being an
“outsider”, I have noticed many changes over the
past half century, unfortunately not all can be
listed on the good side of the ledger.
A half century ago, one could get to or leave
Yarmouth either by trains, buses, airplane or
ferries. Today there are none of these modes of
transportation serving Yarmouth. Read
More .....
George White
Orleans, ON
Date: 2/5/2012
Name: Natalie Crosby
Location: New Minas, NS
E-Mail: wcrosby@ns.sympatico.ca
Comments: Fun to read your note Ossie. I
checked my 1949 Yarmouth Directory and it is
Richards Lane.
"Up the hill from the cotton mill", who could
forget that ad on CJLS?
Natalie (Bain)
Date:
2/5/2012: Name: Janice Hines
Location: Yarmouth E-Mail:
janicehines@mail.com Comments:
Date: 2/6/2012
Name: Bill Boudreau
Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
E-Mail: bill@billboudreau.com
Comments: NPR (National Public Radio) affiliate
This I Believe has published, online, my essay
"Character."
http://thisibelieve.org/essay/107707/
The essay tells how growing up in Wedgeport made
who I am. The hard word paid off. Bill
Date: 2/9/2012
Name: Brenda Headley (Gaudet)
Location: Barrie On
E-Mail: brendaheadley@hotmail.com
Comments:
Date: 12/31/2011
Name: marie
Location: pei
-Mail:
Comments: Hello again Godfrey, If you do not
mind, you could add this as "further memories of
Grandmere" Thanks and God bless, marie
............
In May 1937, a few weeks before my sixth
birthday, my older brother and I were to make
our First Holy Communion at Saint Ambrose Church
in Yarmouth. Grandmere Rosalie (Surette)
Doucette (Theodore), who lived only five houses
north of ours on the other side of the road in
Sand Beach, ..................
Continued at http://www.yarmouth.org/villages/sandbeac/index.htm
Date: 1/1/2012
Name: marie
Location: pei
E-Mail:
Comments: So happy to read about Lake
Annis --all new to me-- and to see such
wonderful pictures from the past. What great
pictures they are! Many thanks! marie (who once
lived in sand beach).
Link: http://www.yarmouth.org/villages/lakeanni/index.htm2
Date:
1/3/2012
Name: Gerry
Location: Sydney
E-Mail: gerry_condon@hotmail.com
Comments: My father's parents were from Poulamon
area and mom's from Louisdale. Looking
forward to visiting on this site
Date: 1/4/2012
Name: Dave Murphy
Location: Bracebridge Ont
E-Mail: dave.murphy4@sympatico.ca
Comments: My mother (Olive
Cann) was born in Overton. She married my
father (Murray Murphy) and moved to the family
farm in Brooklyn. Now a sub-division. Of
the 5 children, only Mary Gates, still lives in
Yarmouth.
Date:
1/8/2012
Name: patty macdona;ld
Location: inverness,n.s.
E-Mail: carolmacdonald64@yahoo.com
Date:
1/17/2012
Name: Albert Surette
Location: North Sydney Nova Scotia
E-Mail: albertsurette@hotmail.com
Date:
1/20/2012
Name: Rog Burton
Location: Lake Wal;es, FL
E-Mail: rpg-nan@tampabay.rr.com
Comments: Neat presentation.......FUN checking
out your operation. Keep-up the good work.
Date: 1/22/2012
Name: Brenda Deveau
Location: Salmon River
E-Mail: gbdeveau@eastlink.ca
Comments: Surette's
Island is one of the most beautiful places
I've been...especially Tittle Road....
Date:
1/24/2012
Name: Arthur "Ossie" Perry
Location: St. Catharines, Ontario
E-Mail: aperry2@cogeco.ca
Comments: I left Yarmouth in 1957 to pursue a
career in 'Upper Canada'. My father was an RCMP
officer in the county. John Cunningham,
his wife and son lived with us just after the
2nd war. John was PT boat Capt and his father,
at the time, I think was the Lighhouse keeper,
John followed his father as keeper of the light,
and was also the local pilot of the harbour. I
can remember the 'Star of Suez' was entering the
harbour and the helmsman was not following the
pilot's directions whereupon the Capt. gave John
the wheel as it ran aground in the harbour. I
think John claimed salvage of the vessel.
The Perry family lived 'up the hill from the
Cotton Mill', above the tracks and adjacent to
Roger's Furniture. I forget the name of the
street that separated - it might have been
Richard's lane - the house was owned by Harry
Margolian.
Every visit I made to Yarmouth always meant a
visit to John's abode. He was in the lobster
business for awhile and he would always give me
a nice lobster for my mother, along with my fish
purchase.
The last visit was about five year ago , he was
living in a nice little house on the lane next
to False Harbour with his lovely wife and his
'duck tolling dog'. I brought apples so he could
continue feeding the deer on his propertyand he
always had a few stories to tell. I'll miss him
!
Date:
2/20/2012 Name: BRIAN
SURETTE Location:
E-Mail:
Date: 2/25/2012
Name: Mark Jacquard
Location: Edmonton Alberta
E-Mail: mbjacquard@gmail.com
Comments:
Date: 2/27/2012
Name: Richard Amirault
Location: Cumberland, RI
E-Mail: richamiro11@yahoo.com
Comments: My grandparents were both from
Pubnico, both with surname Amirault, but
distant cousins. My grandfather's twin
sister married my grandmother's twin
brother. They had descended
separately from family lines of brothers Louis
and Leon Amirault.
I am interested in the familiar genealogy of
the Amirault, Belliveau, D'Entrement, de
LaTour, Gaudet, Duon, Hebert and Comeau
families, among the many I have in my family
fan chart.
Date: 2/28/2012
Name: Theresa Hebb
Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia
E-Mail: TheresaHebb77@gmail.com
Comments: Hi I used to live In Port Maitland,
Yarmounth Nova Scotia when I was a little girl
and I loved the country. Then my family
moved into town on Beacon Street.
Date: 2/28/2012
Name: BRIAN SURETTE
Location: LONDON ONT
E-Mail:
Comments: I WAS BORN IN YARMOUTH [1955] I HAVE
EIGHT BOTHERS AND THREE SISTERS,
Date: 3/5/2012
Name: david goodwin
Location: digby n.s.
E-Mail: davidgoodwin7@hotmail.com
Comments: my fathers father was george goodwin
,born in argyle area around late 1890`s i
believe,.he moved to gloucester mas.don`t know
much more, would like to find more
info.presently in florida.
Date:
3/5/2012
Name: Mark Sweeny
Location: Rose Bay Lun. Co. N.S.
E-Mail: merrywood7@gmail.com
Comments: Merrywood,
I spent my summers at Merrywood from 1958 to
1973. Many fond memories of that place. The
Perry road is one of a kind.I hiked & walked
& went trout fishing around many of these
lakes, Upper Crawley & Lower Crawley,Half
Moon Lake, Lake Fanning & Pickle Pond.Bad
Falls is also a beautiful spot.The Y.M.C.A. camp
holds many memories.I remember Nate Bain,a
special person.Hope the water situation improves
on the lakes.
Cheers
Mark
Date:
3/9/2012
Name: Carol LeBlanc
Location: New Hampshire, USA
E-Mail: cleblanc_1@comcast.net
Date: 3/17/2012
Name: Bob McRitchie
Location: Oregon
E-Mail: bobmcritchie@yahoo.com
Comments: Good Day...
My Grandfsther,Gilbert S. White, was born in
Yarmouth, NS in 1875 or thereabouts. I cannot
find his parents. Can anyone help??
Date: 3/18/2012
Name: Rozalyn Flynn Thomas
Location: London, Ontario
E-Mail: thome739@rogers.com
Comments: Hi. My family lived on Chebogue Road
from 1975 to 1980, across the street from Eileen
&(Wayne-late) Cunningham, Eileen is one of
our cousins. Moving east on Chebogue, in the
direction of Starrs Road, is another cousin of
ours, Carol,& Calvin Lace. Both girls
are daughters of the late Evelyn & Ted
Chetwyn. Moving west from Eileen's house,
past the Cook Dairy and moving more toward town,
was another daughter of Evelyn's, and cousin of
ours Mary, & Basil Messenger - both
deceased. They used to have a sawmill on the
property.
My mother was the daughter of Charles and Ina
(spelling)Allen of Yarmouth, her name is
Lorraine Margaret Allen and she married a man
from Sydney, John Joseph Flynn, they also called
him Don and Red. We lived in Yarmouth for some
of my younger years, maybe from ages 4-7 or 8 (I
was born in August 1955 in Collingwood Ontario
(dad was Army then)and then I remember living in
Darlings Lake a couple of years until 1964 when
my father moved us to London Ontario. Mom and
dad operated a Restaurant, General Store and
Post Office on a Corner in Darlings Lake. I
remember it wasn't far from 'Gilligan's House'
or more properly known as 'Churchill Mansion' I
believe. My youngest brother Roderick
Douglas was born on June 20, 1964 and I remember
we were moved to London Ontario sometime that
summer.
When dad had a bad heart attack in 1975,
he moved mom back to Yarmouth and into that
house on Chebogue Road about April 1975.
He died that Christmas and at the time, mom,
dad, Rod and I were in a house in Hebron and my
brother, William Palmer, his wife and new baby
were in the house on Chebogue. In the spring of
1976, my brother went back to Ontario and Mom
and I and my youngest brother Roderick moved
back to Chebogue Road house. I came back to
Ontario for schooling for a time in 1976 and mom
struggled to keep the house going on her
own. She worked for the housekeeping staff
in the Yarmouth hospital. It was my uncle
Clarence 'Cab' Allen who did the carpentry work
on the Chebogue House and straightened the
upstairs walls to make bigger bedrooms.
I loved that house and I loved every day at the
kitchen table looking out over the Chebogue
River. Those few short years are still some of
my favorite memories of my life. So many trips
down Chebogue Road on the way to town with my
friends, heading off to work at Dom Tex.
(Dominion Textiles) I was a spinner on midnights
at the plant.
We were there for the terrible blizzard when the
power was out for 3 days in a row and we
survived with blankets, body heat and kitchen
stoves that ran with wood or oil. A lot
easier to survive that type of thing down home
than it is up here in the city. Almost seems
like a given in the Maritimes.
Just in case anyone is searching their family
trees, I will provide the rest of my family
info. You never know. My oldest sister
Lois Helen, married the son of a shipbuilder
from Salmon River, Clarence Deveau. My next
oldest sister Donna Marie married a German man
she met in Ontario named Roland Schaufler.
Then there is my brother William Palmer who was
in the Chebogue house when my dad died. He was
married to Marty Tuytel and had a sister
Margaret who stayed in Nova Scotia with her
husband when Bill & Marty returned to
Ontario. Margaret eventually divorced and
remarried a man from the Kentville area and they
are still there. They run a very
successful mortuary for animals. Then my sister
Norma Mae Veronica Andrews who married a soldier
here in Ontario, Kenneth George Andrews who is
from Shubenacadie (spelling). All of his
family are in that area and all of his brothers
were in the army. I married a man from a
small town up here called Poplar Hill, Clifford
Ernest Thomas. My sister younger than me is
Debbie Ann and she is up here in London and so
is our youngest of all Roddie. 7 of us
altogether and that is why Mom and Dad felt they
should move us to Ontario to give us better
opportunities.
So there you have it, a family who had enough
time in Nova Scotia who has it in the blood and
no matter how long we live in Ontario, home is always the
Yarmouth area.
Date: 3/18/2012
Name: Rozalyn Diane Flynn Thomas
Location: now in London, Ontario
E-Mail: thome739@rogers.com
Comments: I have a story to add about the
Churchill Mansion. My family lived in
Darling Lake in and around 1964. My mother
is Lorraine Margaret (Allen) Flynn from Yarmouth
and my dad was John Joseph Flynn from
Sydney. They ran a restaurant, general
store and post office on a corner in Darling
Lake. They had 7 of us kids and we used to
play with the Hatfields across the street.
I remember we would sometimes play at Churchill
Mansion before and after going swimming in the
lake. It being in the Maritimes and all,
and us being children, of course there were
stories about the vacant house and of course we
did get into the house to scare ourselves
senseless. I remember one story in
particular about a supposed murder in the house
in the vacinity of the big fireplace. The
story goes that someone was murdered in that
spot and even when they replace the flooring,
the blood stain returns.
The one and only time we got into the house
(most of the time we were too terrified to go
back in there), we were quietly moving around
the place in a line, holding onto each
other. We were heading up to the widows
walk to see the 'coffins' that were said to be
up there when we heard footsteps coming
down. We were screaming and running so
fast that no one ever knew what took place
next. We were out of that house still
running and screaming across the lawn and down
the hill toward home. We never went back
into the place and though I feel quite sure it
was our over-active imaginations, any time I was
near that house again my hair would stand on end
and I always felt like I was being watched.
My mom died in London Ontario in 1992 and we
took her home to Yarmouth to bury her with my
father in 1993. We took the time to go back to
the Mansion. It was being operated as an
Inn. We asked if we could take pictures
and told them of the story from when I was
younger. They did not know of the story of
the 'murder' so perhaps it was made up, we will
never know I guess, but we definitely have the
'scary' story we tell to people of Churchill
Mansion that Gilligan from 'Gilligan's Island'
is supposed to have owned at one point.
I had a boyfriend, (I had returned to Yarmouth
in the late 70's) whose father worked for the
Yarmouth bus terminal. He met Gilligan
(can't remember his real name right now for the
life of me) and the captain when they had come
over from the states at one point.
Apparently they were there because Gilligan
bought the Churchill Mansion. He never
moved into it and sold it within a short period,
and probably because we never really cared about
it, we never did find out if it was a real story
- it was fun to tell.
We used to play with a family called the
Hatfields and spent many a winter day playing in
the woods on their property. I also
remember my younger sister and I used to visit
an older couple up on a hill named the
Hearts. They would have us in for cookies
and let us watch the beautiful cardinals and
blue jays that would visit their feeders outside
their kitchen window. That was when I
developed my love of both of those birds and I
have never forgotten those visits to Mr &
Mrs Heart. The spelling could have been
Hart I suppose, I was only 7 or 8 at the
time. Another thing I remember about Mrs
Heart was the fact that it was at her house that
I first tried Tang orange juice and
Ovaltine. I am almost 50 years older now
and I still think of those times and that
wonderful loving older couple (maybe they
weren't older at all, if if was 7 or 8 older
could have been in their 30's to me,
right?) maybe they had white hair and that
is why I always remember them as an older
couple.
I remember going down one of the streets of
Darling Lake with my sisters and brothers and
the Hatfields and stealing rhubarb from one of
the gardens. We would eat those sour green
apples from the trees and pick and eat
blueberries from the hills. We never had
to go home for lunch because we literally ate
off the land.
I have fond memories of taking the school bus
and everyone singing the most recent Beatles
songs. I remember I was in grade one with
Miss Cann but I can't remember the name of the
school. Those are my memories of Darlings Lake
(I always called it) and they are precious
memories indeed.
Date:
3/28/2012
Name: marie
Location: pei
E-Mail:
Comments: Thank you Guest Book writers from all
over, for all these wonderful Yarmouth and
county stories, personal memories, so
captivating and precious to read and to have on
record! Each and every one means something to
somebody somewhere, even if you think your story
is nothing much, you have no idea how you touch
hearts tied to Yarmouth but living far away.
Brings back memories for them, but more than
that, your story sometimes provides valuable
family information, fills in a "blank" in the
family story of someone who has always wondered
about this or that relative, ancestor, neighbour
or school-mate.
I was deeply moved that someone far away wrote
to the Webmaster and said that part of a story I
sent in, was the only thing this descendant knew
about her GRANDMOTHER! That touched my old heart
deeply, and gave me new insight into how
important and necessary it is for us to write
whatever inspires us, even if it seems stupid
and banal to us, someone will treasure something
from it. Continue to write, write, and write!
[Example, one writer brought back very fond
memories for me of when I watched what (back
then for this town-dummy) was like a 'miracle',
a very young cousin in Lower Wedgeport "pulling
a lot of milk out of a cow" -- a small part of
his busy daily routine. I felt so ashamed for
being so inferior and un-educated when comparing
how I spent my time in our town, with how my
young Wedgeport cousins at that time, showed me
what real "hands-on" living was like. Whoever it
was who wrote in about milking a cow in or near
Yarmouth, thank you!]
Thank
you Marie
Date:
3/30/2012
Name: marie
Location: pei
E-Mail:
Comments: See what I mean?
I was just writing about readers sending in
little stories and bits of information that will
do wonders for someone somewhere, whether or not
we plan it that way. For example, I went way way
back to read some of the entries, and I believe
it was Springtime way back years ago, in about
1996, and someone wrote in and made my day
(today in 2012) when he/she reminded me of the
following (quoted) Yarmouth expression:
"Name: RJD
Location: Yarmouth
Email: marmich@atcon.com
Comment: Some nice in Yarmouth"
.........
--And it's some good to see this again! Yup, you
proved that you have connections to Yarmouth
when you can call the place "SOME NICE"!
Some of us used to think it was SOME foggy down
around Pubnico and Wedgeport. Last time I drove
with an Island friend, through East Pubnico down
toward Shelburne, wanting to brag about the
scenery in West Pubnico from the East Side. But
I was laughed all the way down, because the fog
was so thick we couldn't even see the East-Side
shore line!
So much for my bragging about our beautiful view
across the amazing Pubnico harbour. That harbour
has personality, believe me! Some days, early
mornings or evenings, the water was so calm the
loons echoed for miles, and the least flip of a
sea creature echoed up toward the woods across
the road. Voices of people and sea
creatures over on the West Side could be heard
very well from Middle East and Center East, as
they worked around the wharf across the harbor
on the West Side.
Calm most days, but at one point in my years
spent there, and walking home from Lower East
Pubnico school on a windy winter day, and
watching the dark gray rushing waves, wild and
capped with incredibly high white foam, well, on
those days Pubnico Harbour was showing its
powerful strength even some anger.
Yes, RJD, whoever you are, I echo your words
from 1996:
"some nice" alright -- awesome!
marie
Location:
Port Morien
E-Mail: jacklynnmac@hotmail.com
Comments: My brother in law just returned from
Tusket. He delivered a car to a dealership
there. Lots of trees along the drive there
he said., and the roads were as straight as a
poker (easy to drive on them). My husband and I
must make a visit to your little place.
Date: 4/16/2012
Name: Thomas Crosby
Location: Edgewater Fl
E-Mail: tcrosby600@gmail.com
Comments: Has any of my Crosby clan been in
touch with Bev Crosby of Queensland
Auatralia? I have not been in touch with her
since about 2006 and her e mails come back to
me. I hope she has just changed her e mail and
that she is ok.
Bev and I met through this
site in 2004. The Crosby family is from Yarmouth
but Edward Andrew Crosby jumped ship in about
1860. on board a Confederate ship as the Civil
War was beginning. He never went back to NS and
started a fanily there.
If you are out there Bev
please e mail me, or if anyone knows of her
please do the same.
Date:
4/17/2012
Name: Karen mukherjee
Location: South wales uk
E-Mail:
Comments: I would like to send my best wishes to
Anne Moses who was a very dear friend of mine. I
remember how hard Anne and Tom Moses worked
within their community and tried to support
everyone, by bringing the south Ohio community
centre together. I have very fond memories
of events held at south Ohio community centre
and hope everyone has appreciated it as much as
I did. X
Date: 4/17/2012
Name: Karen mukherjee
Location: South wales uk
E-Mail:
Comments: Missing all the wonderful people that
we met in Yarmouth. Hello all ! Such a beautiful
place and the people were awesome.
Date: 4/19/2012
Name: Dawn Robbins
Location: Essex County Massachusetts
E-Mail: disneydawn@hotmail.com
Comments: I am doing genealogical research and
found your website. It was nice to find out that
Salmon River, Pleasant Lake and Riverdale were
all the same place as those are all the
birthplaces I am finding in the old archives
.Thanks Dawn Robbins
Date:
4/21/2012
Name: Karen Goudey
Location: Pleasant Valley
E-Mail:
Comments: Hey Lillian
We are so looking forward to you returning to
Pleasant Valley :)
Date:
4/21/2012
Name: Lori Biagiotti
Location: Bradenton, Florida
E-Mail: 14gjchs@gmail.com
Comments: I've enjoyed looking at this site. My
husband is a descendant of Philippe Mius
d'Entremont through his paternal grandmother.
Date:
4/27/2012
Name: Thomas Crosby
Location: Edgewater Fl
E-Mail: tcrosby600@gmail.com
Comments: HELP, I am looking for Beverly Crosby from
Queensland Australia. I have lost touch and hope
someone can help.
Date:
4/27/2012
Name: Cathy
Location: Stinson
E-Mail: stinsonsind@bellsouth.net
Comments: Looking for any information on a
family tree for June Nickerson
Stanley - born to Robert and Ethel
Nickerson in 1938- October, I think.
Thanks for your help.
Date: 4/27/2012
Name: cody billy doucette
Location: Wedgeport Ns
E-Mail: cody_doucette20@hotmail.com
Comments:
Date:
4/28/2012
Name: GWEN RAYNARD
Location:
E-Mail:
Comments: MY FATHER WAS MALCOLM RAYNARD BORN IN
TUSKET. MY AUNT STILL LIVES THERE. I LOVE THE
PLACE. WISH I COULD LIVE THERE.
Date:
4/29/2012
Name: Kurt Surette
Location: Elizabeth .Co
E-Mail: Ksurette@mac.com
Comments: A visit is on my bucket list.
Date:
5/1/2012
Name: Toni Cook
Location: Alma, Michigan
E-Mail: Highlandpt@frontier.com
Comments: Decendent
of: Clara E Frost Born in Argyle, Spouse:
Frank Parker Howard Mother: Emma
P Alexander Father: Israel Frost
I notice that the Frost Inn was a part of this
area and wondered if there was a
connection between my GG Grandmother or GGG
Grandfather
Thank you!
Toni Ann Kent-Cook on Facebook
Date: 5/8/2012
Name: Dave
Location: Toronto
E-Mail: imasuperfan@hotmail.com
Comments: I am on a fixed income who lives in
Toronto I am thinking of visiting relatives in
Yarmouth and surrounding area this summer.
I do not drive is there anyway to get from
Halifax to Yarmouth for $ 75 or less
return. I am not sure of the days but it
might be late July/Early August for between a
week and a half to 2 weeks.
Date:
5/9/2012
Name: John Goudey
Location: Toronto, Canada
E-Mail: jgoudey@rogers.com
Comments: Very helpful to update my memory on
the history of Lake Annis, its great citizens
and family members who contributed to its
success.
Webmaster
Comment: It was John Goudey who provided
me with most of the information for Lake Annis
pages (a scrap book he had)
Date:
5/11/2012
Name: Vaughn and Shelley Cosman
Location: Wellington
E-Mail: shelleyvaughn@hoymail.com
Comments: I am looking for old pictures of the area if
anyone has any.I would just like to see our place(#1491) when it
was use as a farm.Thanks Vaughn Cosman
Date:
5/12/2012
Name: Mike Rideout
Location: truro
E-Mail: lonewulf62@hotmail.com
Comments: Nice Pictures Nice place to be miss it
a lot!!!!
Date:
5/13/2012
Name: Bill Boudreau
Location: Oklahoma City
E-Mail: bill@billboudreau.com
Comments: My new novel, REDEMPTION ISLAND, is
released. The cover is an image of Wedgeport.
The novel may be viewed at:
http://www.billboudreau.com/published--hm.html
Thank you, Godfrey.
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