| Most of my ancestors originated in the United
Kingdom.The Brunsons, the Dwinnells, the Masters and the Tripps were
among the first North American arrivals in the 1630s. The Blacks, the
Blackstocks, the Frenches, the Haws, the Nelsons, the Leonards, the
Mulligans and the Perrins all left England and Ireland for Upper Canada
between 1817 and 1825. The Heaslips and Magills left Cavan County,
Ireland for Canada in the 1840s. I also have many links to Lanarkshire, Scotland through my paternal grandmother, Elizabeth Clarkson Brown [1898-1935]. Her family histories include the Browns, the Greenshields, the Prentices and the Reids. My more immediate English lines include the James and the Smalls. |
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genealogies, double click an underlined surname. Information is
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I am always interested in finding new cousins. |
Scottish Lines |
ALLAN, BALLANTYNE, BROWN, GOLD, GREENSHIELDS, MCNEIL, PRENTICE, REID, RODGER, SHEARER |
Irish Lines |
ALLEN, BLACK [see below], Blackstock, DERENZY/De RENZIE, ENTWISTLE, HATTON, HEASLIP, MULLIGAN [see below], NUNN, REID, TRIMBLE, WATERS, WRIGHT |
Canadian Lines
|
BLACK, BLACKSTOCK,
BRONSON/BRUNSON, DWINELL/DWINNELL, ENSLEY, FRANKS [see below], HAW, LEONARD, MAGILL/MCGILL, MASTERS, MULLIGAN,
NELSON, REID, SCARROW, SNODDON, TRIPP |
English Lines |
FRENCH , JAMES,
FRANKS,
PERRIN, SCARROW, SMALL
|
American
Lines |
BRONSON/BRUNSON (See Bronsons above) DWINELL/DWINNELL, ENSLEY/ENZLEY, MASTERS, NELSON, TRIPP [See Masters, Nelson and Tripp above] |
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Brian Beaucage's Story
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This website is
dedicated to my first cousin's memory and the people who
still love him.
Bo Beaucage [1947-1991] and J.R. Allen a long time ago
10 May 2011