A Canadian Family

Genealogy, Family History & Vintage Postcards

Index: Community Events

To me, blogging is all about COMMUNITY so I’ve created this space to keep track of  the fun activities that I do with my fellow bloggers such as blog carnivals, daily memes and other special events. If you’re new to genealogy or family history blogging, then why don’t you click on one of the main headings below for more information on how to join in the fun!

Note: These posts are also listed in the subject indexes in the sidebar to your right.


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A FESTIVAL OF POSTCARDS- Headquarters

Quebec Horse Racing: “a sport offering colour and excitement” or animal cruelty?

Victoria’s Jubilee Bridge

Neon Signs / Modern Times

A Festival of Postcards: Main Street, Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada

A Festival of Postcards – Wheels

Canadian Genealogy Carnival

Canadian Genealogy Carnival

Black Sheep and Moonshine, Rosaire Theriault

Home Sweet Home:The Lagace Homestead in 1950s Bathurst


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Carnival of Genealogy

Uncle, Uncle!,  Ruben (Roubine) J. Leger of Schenectady, N.Y.

Tripping the light fantastic, Edouard Theriault & Golda Lagace
Kahnawa:ke – Home of the Haudenosaunee

“Mon pays ce n’est pas un pays c’est l’hiver …”

Verdun in Black And White (3): Family Photographs from the 1940s/1950s

“Mon pays ce n’est pas un pays c’est l’hiver …”

Carnival of Genealogy (74th Ed.) Swimsuit Issue

St-Helen’s Island (L’Ile Ste-Helene) Montreal, Quebec

A Picture Can Lie!

CarnivalEastern

Carnival of Central & Eastern European Genealogy

Sprechen Sie Deutsch? The “Secret” Germans of Quebec

and Their Part in Repelling the American Invasion of Canada

irishCulture

Carnival of Irish Heritage and Culture

The Irish Aylwards of Shippagan, New Brunswick

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Graveyard Rabbits Carnival

St.Simon & St.Jude Cemetery – Grande Anse, New Brunswick


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“Smile for the Camera” Carnival

The Noble Life, Philippe Theriault

All Creatures Great And Small, Marie Eveline Luce

Wedding Belles, Edouard Theriault & Golda Lagace

La Dolce Vita: Italian Sophisticates from 1950s Milan (Italy)

Smile For The Camera 11th Edition – Brothers & Sisters

When Bicycling Wasn’t Just A Leisure Activity

Memes & Themes

My Tombstone Tuesday posts are listed in the  Cemeteries Index in the right sidebar.

My  Wordless Wednesday posts are listed in the  In Living Memory Index in the right sidebar.

On Thursdays I sometimes take part in Vintage Thursdays @ Colorado Lady.

On Fridays I sometimes take part in Marie Reed’s Postcard Friendship Friday.

November 5, 2009 - Posted by | . | ,

2 Comments »

  1. What a great idea! I’m going to have go check out these links. I completely agree that community is a large part of genealogy.

    Comment by Wendy Hawksley | November 5, 2009 | Reply

  2. I have come to this sight hoping to trace my ancestry a little more thouroughly. There is alot of confusion about our native ancestry as no one talked about it. I want to talk about it. I am a proud Metis. I have traced all gandparents and great parents back to St. Eustache (Leduc, Leclerc, Dejardins)…are the names of my family I am tracing…can anyone share with me anything about how my ancestors could be traced back to Kanahwake. I would appreaciate all strories and teachings. Thank you kindly.

    Note: Answered privately.

    Comment by Shanyn Porter | December 12, 2010 | Reply


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