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Purdy Records
FAQs
Help contribute
What's else is NEW
UPDATE
Other CORBEIL Researchers
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FAQs
Help contribute
What's else is NEW
UPDATE
Other CORBEIL Researchers
Does anyone have access to � Nos Racines� l�histoire vivante des Qu�becois? Click here
Family�s Genealogy:
Lineages
Obituaries
Civil War:
Help on How to Find your Ohio Civil War Ancestor
Roster - 4th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Other Civil War Rosters (by State)
More Civil War Links
More Family Links
Other:
Cyndi's List of Genealogical Sites � probably the best site to start with!
HUGE list of other sites � from my Bookmarks
How to Search ROOTSWEB and GENWEB Mailing Lists
Frequently Asked Questions
Murphy's Law of Genealogy
What if I would like to copy your information?
Corbeil Crest (Thanks to Francois Corbeil)
Other CORBEIL websites:
Pierre CORBEIL's website
Claude CORBEIL's website
Welcome to our "FRENCH CONNECTION"! These pages are the result of 10 years of research into our family's history. Currently in our database are @ 29,000 persons.
See: RootsWeb FRENCH CONNECTION with lots of links to French surnames (courtesy of Bob Chenard)
Another * Please note that the name "CHESNAY" varied it's spelling from CHESNE, to CHESNAY, to CHENAY, to CHENEE, and CHENIER, or CHEENEY. I have only used the spelling "CHEENEY" where no documentation verifies the spelling at that time.
For additional Chenier/Cheney/Chesnay/Chenier information check out:
Ron Chenier's website
LINEAGES: All effort has been made to remove any living individuals . But, if you find yourself or a living relative that you know does not wish to be placed on this site, please e-mail me so I can remove them.
FamilyTreeMaker Reports: (Most recent upload July 30, 2008)
Descendants of Jean CORBEIL and Marie BERNARD * (see UPDATE, this line has not as yet been proved...still searching for marriage documentation on Jean-Baptiste CORBEIL and Elisa BEAUCHAMP)
Descendants of Michel DUBOIS and Marie Michelle TESSIER
Descendants of Alexander McBRIDE and Jane SHIELDS - Their daughter, Martha married Thomas COFFEE.
Ancestors of Mary (EDDY) COFFEE - The wife of Alexander COFFEE (son of Thomas COFFEE) was Mary EDDY (descended from: Philo, Harnden, Allen, William, Caleb, Samuel, Caleb, Samuel, William). * (see UPDATE). Please note: Previously Mary's ascent was shown through Roger and Anna PURDY, This is NOT correct. Nancy PURDY's parents are yet to be documented, although several clues might connect her to the Descendants of Joseph PURDY (b. 1735). I am searching other Loyalist families that were in Ontario after 1797. Based on land grants issued to Gilbert Purdy's children, I now think she may be a granddaughter of Gilbert PURDY (1721-1777) and Mary DORLAN /DURLING. I have identified several PURDY's who received land grants in Haldimand and Hamilton Twp, Northumberland County. Residents in 1797 listed: Joseph Purdy Lot 3 1st concession; Gilbert Purdy Lot 4 1st concession; Gilbert Purdy Lot 4 2nd concession; Joseph Purdy, Jr. Lot 28 2nd concession. Also, a Joshua Purdy is listed in Haldimand Twp, along with Bays Eddy. Another clue to lead me to her parents is a Benjamin PURDY who married Harnden EDDY's sister, Dorcas. Another recent discovery shows a Sally PURDY who m. Noble MALLORY. Indications make me believe this Sally is a sister to Nancy and Benjamin. I would be interested in information on any of these Purdy's. If you would like to correspond with me regarding the PURDYs, feel free to e-mail me. See the file on the family of Benjamin PURDY and Dorcas EDDY.
Click here for Ancestors of MARY JANE MELLODEW - born 1876 - In 1999 I spent 5 weeks in Europe and spent 2 weeks in May, 1999 in England. I was able to gather much information on my MELLODEW line, although not all documented as yet, several generous cousins who live in the area are helping me connect to their Mellodew lines.
GUNHOUSE family - Family of Ralph GUNHOUSE and Constance BARIL Ralph GUNHOUSE (christened January 5, 1806 and died May 24, 1861) married Constance BARIL (or BASIL). Other GUNHOUSE relations are looking for Edwin GUNHOUSE and a John GUNHOUSE who emigrated to Canada. Please e-mail me if you have any information on the GUNHOUSE clan. Also see Glenn Gunhouse's Surname Page. Other GUNHOUSE researchers. The manuscript �Tales of Ralph Gunhouse� was written by a Louis Rankin. Glenn Gunhouse and I had searched in vain to try and identify this lady who obviously knew this Gunhouse family. Last fall while doing some surfing I came across the website of Anthony Maitland who had a family history which included a �Louisa Wurtele Rankin�. The manor that Ralph and Constance lived on was the Seigneurie de Wurtele! Sure enough, this is the Louisa Rankin who authored the manuscript which was passed down to Glenn Gunhouse. See excerpts of Anthony Maitland�s information here. Click here to see the complete narrative. Coincidentally, the author of this narrative, Dorothy May Campbell, married Otis Manchester Poole who descends from the New England Manchesters and is distantly related to our line of the Eddy family. (Bays Manchester m. Mehitable Eddy in 1730).
Click here for:
The Children of Jean-Baptiste CORBEIL and Elisa BEAUCHAMP - who are Elisa's parents?
Click here for Descendants of: John CHURCHILL and Hannah PONTUS (7th great grandparents to Mary EDDY)
Click here for Descendants of CHRISTIAN BAUM - born c. 1791 (speculative, except for primary documentation). Also, click here for Immigration Documentation on Christian BAUM
FAMILY OBITUARIES:
Click here for Obituaries for GEORGE BAUM and EVA CAWEIN BAUM
Click here for Obituary and Editorial on THOMAS G. COFFEE
SOME FAQs:
What are "dit" names?
Who are "filles du roi" ?
Why Julian vs. Gregorian calendar discrepancies?
Another area of interest and research is our family's
"OHIO CONNECTIONS"
during the Civil War. I have begun to transcribe the Civil War
ROSTER
for the 4th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
More Civil War Links
Help - Information on how to locate a Civil War soldier
Roster for Ohio in the War of 1812
History of the 4th Ohio Cavalry
Ohio in the Civil War
More Family Links
- Including a personal remembrance by Ulric Dubois
The BEST place to start and continue your searching is at:
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet
