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Name: Deanna Harrington Location: Fredericton,NB E-Mail: shae_lynn_deb21@hotmail.com Comments: Was born in the "old Yarmouth Hospital" in 1961.Still have
lots of family in Yarmouth co.Reading all the 'Posts'brought back so many
memories.I moved to the Annapolis Valley at age 16,have been living in
NB for about 8 yrs.
Date: 10/4/2009
Comments: The family 'homestead' is 71 Cap La Ronde Road, D'escousse, first owned by my Grandfather Thomas McDonald, now owned by my mother Marjorie McDonald (married John McDonald, now deceased). Haven't been down in few years, due to mother's poor health (she's 83). Great to see the photos. Thank you - great website. (Link: http://www.islemadame.net/) Date: 10/6/2009 Name: Kevin Michael Kelly Location: Boston,MA 01915 E-Mail: Kmkellysr@comcast.net Comments: I am looking for my cousin who has lived in or around Yarmouth
for several years. Her name is Marie Smith Lane and lived
in the Boston area (Back Bay)in late 80's and 70's. Would like tofind her
after all these years. Any help you may provide would be great.
Date: 10/8/2009 Name: Richard B. Shive Location: Bound Brook, New Jersey E-Mail: rshive@verizon.net Comments:
Date: 10/11/2009 Name: Delphis Surette Location: Citrus Heights, California E-Mail: taddat@cwo.com Comments: My Grandfather Joseph Delphis Surette was from Eel Brook.
Moved to Boston area early in 20's I believe. Later moved to California
in the late 30's. Recently retired, I am hoping to get up there soon.
Date: 10/12/2009 Name: Marie Location: pei E-Mail: Comments: Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! All of us who know and love
Yarmouth and the County Villages are thankful for that beautiful gift.
I wish a bouquet of Sand Beach sweet smelling wild roses to everyone! We
enjoy this amazing website!
Date: 10/14/2009 Name: halloween san francisco Location: Moscow E-Mail: pyd@mwhpd.com Comments: Fantastic work!. Have Happy Halloween! Name: Leonard Deveau Location: Gretna, Louisiana E-Mail: Lennie.Deveau@navy.mil Comments: My Grandmother Edith came from Surettes Island (my spelling
may be off). I visited yarmouth on my honeymoon in 1973.
Date: 10/15/2009 Name: mandb Location: the post office E-Mail: Comments: hehahe we rok cause we live in melbourne
Date: 10/16/2009 Name: marie Location: E-Mail: Comments: One of the best aspects of Yarmouth is its architecture, those beautiful old houses built by early settlers, mostly seamen and merchants, no doubt. The highly skilled builders knew about the kinds of trees to use for ship building and for building these fine old homes that we marvel at throughout the town of Yarmouth and County.
An Architectural Look at Yarmouth (LINK:http://www.yarmouth.org/villages/town/history/arch/Index.htm)
Date: 10/17/2009 Name: kelly Location: Charlote NC. E-Mail: Kstill06@Aol.com Comments: I can't wait for me to live in Canada
Date: 10/18/2009 Name: Gerald J. Surette Location: Mt. Laurel, NJ E-Mail: Comments:
Date: 10/20/2009 Name: Debra Chapple Location: Toronto, Ontario E-Mail: debsc@sympatico.ca Comments: My maternal grandmother was Verna Gavel Raynard (married Barber).
I have many fond memories as a child being in the Tusket Falls, Raynardton
area and visiting her relatives like Frances Nickerson. I am trying
to recall on maps exactly where my grandmother's house stood. It
is a beautiful peaceful area from my recollections.
Date: 10/20/2009 Name: Natalie Crosby Location: New Minas, NS E-Mail: wcrosby@ns.sympatico.ca Comments: Happy to see the October page begin. I check often hoping
to find an old friend, or a new one.
Date: 10/21/2009 Name: Charlene Hanf Location: Forest Glen E-Mail: carlybabes1@hotmail.com Comments:
Date: 10/23/2009 Name: Wayne LeBlanc Location: Yellowknife, NT E-Mail: wleblanc1949@hotmail.com Comments: I would like to see an update on some pictures of the lake
and the dam since the the Gardiner's Mill dam has been rebuilt. I would
more than happy to send the few that I have that were sent to me recently.
Please tell me where to send any pictures, or better yet, whoever is in
charge of this web site could go see it for themselves and take their own
photos.
If
you have pictures please send theem to webmaster@yarmouth.org and I will
put them up at .
Date: 10/23/2009 Name: marie Location: pei E-Mail: Comments: Thank you Mr G. LeBlanc for the site “Architectural look at
Yarmouth NS.” This is a site I will relish studying for a long time, and
repeatedly. Seeing these amazing buildings with their stately architecture
brings back worlds of memories, feelings, and good things.
Date: 10/24/2009 Name: Linda Muise Location: Surette's Island E-Mail: rel@eastlink.ca Comments: live here all my life
Date: 10/25/2009 Name: Pieter and Laurynda Masee Location: Galahad Alberta E-Mail: lfargo@telus.net Comments: looking forward to moving to Upper Wedgeport in 2010, enjoyed the site Date: 10/26/2009 Name: marie Location: pei E-Mail: Comments: Edith Cavell Goodwin
Date: 10/26/2009 Name: marie Location: pei E-Mail: Comments: Edith Goodwin liked to sing while working around the house.
I remember her ironing and singing:
Date: 10/27/2009 Name: Dan Crowell Location: Winnipeg Manitoba E-Mail: dancrowell@shaw.ca Comments: Wow Home Sweet Home
Date: 10/27/2009 Name: Florence Doucet Location: Hebron E-Mail: flo742@eastlink.ca Comments: Thrilled to fine this page! I grew up on Grove Road, the 'old'
green bungalow, "saved" the picture. When I was there it was the "2nd house
on the right" - that was a long time ago! Thamk you for the interesting
trip back through Overton.
Date: 10/27/2009 Name: marie Location: pei E-Mail: Comments: Many thanks to Anne Beattie for posting many wonderful pictures
(link)of
houses, family homes, in Rockville where some of our relatives used to
live. I can imagine my cousins of a very long time ago possibly living
with their large family in the house number 056. I enjoy seeing those
old derelict-looking houses because they don't have much time to tell the
avalanche of stories they could tell if they could speak! How sad
to see them in their final stages, but what a gift to be able to still
see them just as the are.
Date: 10/27/2009 Name: Florence Doucet Location: Hebron E-Mail: flo742@eastlink.ca Comments: You can't think how much I enjoyed your discription of growing
up in Sand Beach! The teacher, Mr. Lawrence Doucet became my father-in-law!
I grew up on Grove Road and so enjoyed the discription of Overton also.
Date: 10/27/2009 Name: Florence Doucet Location: Hebron E-Mail: flo742@eastlink.ca Comments: Wish there were better pictures. The 'flood of 2004' was nothing
compared to the flood of 1954. (I think I have that right!) My in-laws
lived on the river bank on the Elli Doucet Rd. My father-in-law was Lawrence
Doucet (school teacher) Mother-in-law Adele M. Doucet.
Date: 10/27/2009 Name: Florence Doucet Location: Hebron, N.S. E-Mail: flo742@eastlink.ca Comments: Looking at "Lake Milo" and the boat club. I remember
when there were 18 sail boats moored there. And when the lake froze over
in the winter (and it used too!) several of the "sail" owners used ice
boats to continue their sport. The Main Street bus (run by Trefry's Garage)
used to end it's run at Milo, with a 10 minute stop before continuing down
Main St. to Sand Beach.
Date: 10/27/2009 Name: marie Location: pei E-Mail: Comments: Anne Beattie, I love to see all those new houses in Rockville, not only the very few old ones that are still standing. Your submissions show growth and evidence of many new families, modern homes, all beautiful to enlarge on the computer screen and to study for their individual beauty! Thanks again Anne. marie Florence Doucette, (my cousin, really --if we should check it out) well,
I thank you so much! And you must have been the lucky girl who charmed
one of the very bright sons of Mr Lawrence Doucette of Quinan! he used
to tell us about him once in a while, to encourage us to work a little
harder.
Date: 10/31/2009 Name: Alice d'Entremont-Cote Location: Massachusetts E-Mail: a-cote@comcast.net Comments:
Date: 11/1/2009 Name: Stephen J Surette Location: payson arizona E-Mail: etterus1@mac.com Comments: grandfather Mark Surette migrated from NS
Date: 11/2/2009 Name: Elizabeth Location: Florida E-Mail: eweave@hotmail.com Comments: Hello I've been researching my family tree, I grew up in Yarmouth
and still have family there but am looking for more info then they can
provide. My Great, Great Grandparents Felix Muise(died before
1956), Married to Seraphine (Sarah) 3-5 children. I am looking
for more information of their family line. As well as for My Great Great
Grandparents Albert John Doucette married to Elise (Muise)I
believe they had 6 children. I believe they are all from the Quinan area.
Date: 11/4/2009 Name: Linda Lou (Comeau) Hicks Location: Charlton,Ma., United Staes E-Mail: Jewel72754@aol.com Comments: I have Family in Yarmouth + Cheggogin and who
knows where else. I have family in N.S. that I have never met and Aunts
and Uncles that I don't even Know. I have been there with my Husband and
met my Uncle Sonny who I could never forget , and his wife Anne and his
Sons. Aunt Mary came for a visit as well. Its a very nice place. I hope
to go back for a Visit and look up my Family tree. I am the oldest daughter
of Edmond Joseph Comeau Jr and Agnes Louise Harrington. They
have both since passed on. My mom has 1 sister in Toronto. My Dad on the
other hand had 13 sisters and brothers and I can only remember a few. Uncle
David lived Marlboro Ma. and has also passed. They were Two brothers always
together every chance they had. I have fond memories of them as child.
Uncle sonny of course,and Aunt Mary.
Date: 11/5/2009 Name: Joshua (George) Gavel Location: Victoria,BC E-Mail: josh@topshelf.ca Comments: I am writing to inquire about possible relatives in Gaveltown. My Grandfather's name was John Gabriel Gavel and he married Eva Amero. Of their seven(?) children, my mother was their youngest daughter, Margaret Mary. Before having their family, my grandparents settled in Marshaltown, outside of Digby. As their children grew and married, some gravitated to Centerville, on Digby Neck. It is here that I have located a number of my cousins and their families. History suggests that our ancestors arrived in 1876, (from Dutch/German roots) in New York and were offered farmland in Yarmouth NS. They came,settled and eventually moved up the coast to what is now Gaveltown. I don't know if John Gabriel was from Gaveltown....I hope so and that I/we have a connection to the village! Does anybody recognize my family? I changed my first & second name at age 20...from George Edward to Joshua David. I understand that there have been a long line of George's in our family. I was raised in foster-care(in Halifax)and being the free-spirited child that I was, I chose to take on a name of my choosing. Looking forward to hearing from any family out there...
Date: 11/5/2009 Name: Del Surette Location: Citrus Heights, Calif. E-Mail: Comments: Please remove posting listing my email. I have been
getting numerous request from "women" who would like to get to know me
better.
Date: 11/5/2009
Comments: Yes, its me. (Audrey Deveau (Pinkney)......Hello everyone
in Nova Scotia, especially Hebron.
Date: 11/5/2009 Name: Audrey Deveau Location: Barriere, B.C. E-Mail: adeveau@telus.net Comments: Hello everyone in South Ohio... We always remember our
home place.
Date: 11/6/2009 Name: johan Van Rhee Location: almonte E-Mail: jvr1@ieee.org Comments: This is an very usefull site, but can you tell us the mid
span clearance under the surrette island bridge since we are considering
moving to this area but having a 40 foot sailboat seem to pose some problems
for the local realtors.
My guess is about 4 feet at high tide... but you can go around. You will love it here.
Date: 11/6/2009 Name: Nelson Allen Location: Elliot Lake ON E-Mail: nallen@persona.ca Comments: Not much to tell.Alvin Hatfield was my step-father
Served in the RCAF during WW 2 Moved to Ontario in 1947
Nelson Allen
Date: 11/6/2009 Name: Robin Hubbard Location: Pasadena, Maryland E-Mail: Rghub5@comcast.net Comments: Annapolis MD While the vessel 'Dawn Raider' out of Marklys Marina in Essex, Md. was fishing for Striped Bass (also locally known as Rock Fish), this Great White was hooked in the mouth but only resisted slightly for 15 minutes before it came up alongside the boat to have a look; long enough for one of the crew members to slip a rope a round it's tail !!! 'And that's when things heated up!! .. The Shark took off towing the 42 foot fishing boat backwards
through the water at about 7 Knots. Just like in JAWS, the boat was taking
on water over the stern and the crew watched in horror as the shark would
actually jump completely out of the water at times. This went on for an
hour before the shark finally drowned. She weighed in at 1035 LBS. It is
suspected she followed a weak El Nino current into local waters in search
of food. Although mid 60 degree water is considered ideal for these
sharks, the larger ones can tolerate water in the low 50s.
This is the email sent to me by my aunt. I was scared to ever go in the bay again til I found this site. Attached were the exact same pictures from nova scotia. thanks Since 2004 a shark from yarmouth has become
an urban legand world wide
Date: 11/8/2009
Comments: Beautiful place wedgeport - place of my grandmother's birth.
Dad spent summers there and we grew up visiting. It means so much to me
now to be able to be going back and my son truly loves it too.
Date: 11/8/2009 Name: Charlene Saulnier Location: Boston , MA E-Mail: Richardrd@gmail.com Comments: I can not go to Richard rd without spending time @ Pinkney's Point- one of the most beautiful places on earth
Date: 11/13/2009 Name: Doris Crosby Mercer Location: now live in Osgoode, Ontario E-Mail: dickanddmercer@hotmail.com Comments: "HOME" to me is still Port Mitland - no matter where I live!!
Date: 11/14/2009 Name: marie Location: pei E-Mail: Comments: Here's an easy traditional recipe --for Christmas and year-round-- from down home in Yarmouth County: GINGERSNAPS 1 c white sugar
Make into medium size round balls, arrange these on cookie sheet, then
press each one down gently with the bottom of a glass or bottle dipped
in some white sugar.
Our Grandmere, mother and aunts used to make these, and they never last
long here at our place either! marie
Date: 11/15/2009
Comments:
Date: 11/15/2009 Name: `Joe Muise Location: Lower Wedgeport E-Mail: Comments:
Date: 11/17/2009 Name: Andre Benoit Location: Biarritz E-Mail: andyvoy@yahoo.com Comments:
Date: 11/18/2009 Name: Marilyn Moon Location: Perdue, Saskatchewan E-Mail: moonbaby@sasktel.net Comments: Hi, I am looking for Judy McCormack...would have graduated
from Yarmouth High School in 1983...went into the military medical field
in the years between 1984 to 1988. Judy had travelled to the area between
Biggar and Perdue, SK for a one week 4-H Exchange program in July, 1982.
Judy stayed at the farm of Bill and Faye Moon and daughter Marilyn.
We had kept in contact for a few years,then her budding career changed
that corresponding to no corresponding. I would like to make contact
again. Please forward information to me at my email address. Thanks.
Date: 11/19/2009 Name: john saulnier Location: ontario E-Mail: bonesjohnny@gmail.com Comments: i miss the ocean and fresh fish.
Date: 11/21/2009 Name: Bob Location: Antigonish E-Mail: bob@hotmail.com Comments: WoW! you've done alot of work bringing this site together...great
work!
Date: 11/21/2009 Name: joseph c surette Location: irishtown nb E-Mail: dejosur@hotmail.com Comments: thank you for posting this site .
Date: 11/21/2009 Name: Steven Stewart Location: Dartmouth, NS E-Mail: stewarts@ns.sympatico.ca Comments: I just wanted to thank "Marie" for her wonderful stories and descriptions of Sand Beach in the 1930s and 1940s. I spent a lot of time there as a boy in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and I remember the huge dunes at Sand Beach even then. I had heard that some of the local men (one in particular who shall remain nameless) trucked all that sand away for construction projects. My grandparents lived in Sand Beach and my mother and her brothers grew up there. My grandparents were Bill and Evelyn Moore, who lived in the white house on the hill - the last house on the right before the Kelley's Cove sign. The house is still in the family, and is now owned by one of my uncles. Derwood Nickerson and his family lived on the next hill opposite when I was a boy - I remember he did many odd jobs for my grandmother after my grandfather died. Billy Cain lived just before my grandparents - I remember him working the fields with his ox team. My grandfather once owned much of Sunday Point and grazed cattle and cut hay there. My grandmother was a school teacher for many years. She taught at the Sand Beach school (which was near Freddie Bourque's farm) in the 1940s and at Arcadia school for many years after that. Ken Poole was her half brother; I always enjoyed visits with Uncle Ken and Aunt Jane. I don't remember her strawberries, but I do remember her gooseberries and gooseberry jam. And I also remember the various "peddlers" that went door-to-door with their trucks; one in particular, whose name I can't recall, selling mackerel every summer at 3 for 25¢. I am especially fond of mackerel (baked in butter and cream) to this day. Does anyone know if there are pictures of Sand Beach from that era? All the historical pictures of Yarmouth seem to end at the town line. A long-time Sand Beach resident, Leonard Cottreau, told me once that no-one could afford cameras in those days! Some 40 years later, the spell that was cast on me as a boy is still
strong. I recently purchased a summer property very near the beach
there, and am never happier than when I can wander that shore and enjoy
the incredible, rugged beauty of the place.
Date: 11/22/2009 Name: John Porter Location: Hebron E-Mail: jporter2000@hotmail.com Comments: Do hope the site is up and running soon Grew up there and
often think of the village and all the SUPER NICE PEOPLE there
Date: 11/23/2009 Name: Jeanne M.Witbrod Location: Florida,originally,Chicago,Ill E-Mail: jwitbrod@tampabay.rr.com Comments: I recently met a gentleman from Surette,last name Surette.He purchased a home in our park,spends the Winter here with his wife.Have visited Prince Edward Island,where I have a friend,who also winters here.My mothers family is from the Quebec area..nee Trudell,Angel Guardian near St. Annes.I'm very interested in this part of the world,and find it fasinating.....
Date: 11/23/2009 Name: basil newell Location: Prince Rupert b c E-Mail: basilnewell@yahoo.com Comments: Just love revisiting
Date: 11/24/2009 Name: marie Location: pei E-Mail: Comments: Thanks to Steven Stewart for his kind words and for reminding me of Freddie Burke (Bourque) and Leonard Cottreau whom I also remember from years gone by. I didn't know the Moore family but do remember Ken and Jane Poole who lived about three houses down from us. Leonard Cottreau and I were cousins of some degree --if he was related to Emma and Lena. My father worked in Customs in Yarmouth so whenever relatives in the States sent huge white canvas commercial laundry bags solidly filled with wonderful clothing of every size and description, also sundry trinkets tossed in as fillers, these came addressed in care of my father, and he saw that Mamma and our designated cousins received their long-awaited treasures! Large families and very little money was the norm, but some did have a camera which would be used only on very special occasions, first Communion, last day of school and so on. Freddie Burke used to come up from way down the road to walk to catechism lessons with us on Sunday afternoons up at St Ambrose. He was a very kind and gentle and humorous young man in his early teens, much taller than my brother and me, so I really looked up to him. One wet day while walking up toward town on the dirt road, I spotted a leather wallet in a shallow puddle and mentioned it to Freddie. I was seven or eight then, the wallet was soaked and I didn't want to get dirt on my hands. Freddie asked me if he could pick it up and I said yes, and if he could have it, and I said yes, and if he could have anything that might be in it, and since I liked him so much I said yes, so he opened it and exclaimed ONE DOLLAR! And I was glad he found a dollar inside because he was so thoughtful to have asked me first. There was nothing but respect from him for everybody. He was so friendly and kind to my brother and me, and he had a much longer distance to walk than we had, to and from church, so i wanted him to have it. Finally, those bundles of high quality clothing that were sent "Down East" from "the States", I have leaned since, came not only to Sand Beach, not only to Wedgeport and other Yarmouth county villages, but also to all parts of the Maritime Provinces from relatives working "Across". Later, when I went over to work for five years, one aunt said to me,
'Now it's your turn to wrap and tie parcels and pay the postage, and was
I ever grateful for the honor of following in the footsteps of these hard
working relatives in the "Boston States".
Reply-To: michelle.adams33@rogers.blackberry.net Subject: Mooswa Camp From: michelle.adams33@rogers.blackberry.net Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:00:47 +0000 Hello - would you have any information regarding medals given out?
I have one that has Camp Mooswa for Boys and the Latin phrase
Esse Quam Videri (to be rather than seem to be)with a moose rifle and fishing
rod with a boy paddling a canoe and it shows tents on the shore. On the
back it is engraved Captain and underneath the year 1941. It is sterling
and would have been worn on a chain.
Date: 11/26/2009 Name: Benny Britten Location: Beaverbank E-Mail: benedict.britten@ns.sympatico.ca Comments: Date: 12/6/2009 Name: marie Location: pei E-Mail: Sand Beach School at Christmas time in the 1930s Winters in Sand Beach in
the 1930s were fun for children and challenging for adults. I remember
lots of snow every Christmas. I can remember looking out our front room
window and watching men shovelling banks of snow to break the road open
enough to make it passable. Some men had a car or truck, but not
many. I remember in December of 1940 my brother and I getting a ride from
church in a truck driven by a cousin who lived down Wyman Road. When
we arrived home we were delighted to learn that we had a new little sister!
More
........
Comments: I just noticed Marie's posting from PEI. This page does
connect all the Sentimental Journey friends doesn't it. I enjoy taking
pictures and I enjoy sharing them.
Date: 12/7/2009 Name: tHERESA ASTLES Location: OTTAWA ONTARIO E-Mail: Comments: VERY ENJOYABLE TOUR.. HELPS YOU TO VISUALIZE THE AREA
Date: 12/11/2009 Name: lynn maust Location: Bedford, Pa US a E-Mail: scarlett186165@yahoo.com Comments: Greetings, My mother and stepfather - Jan and Jim Cullen- lived in Tusket between 1979 thru 1991. The emigrated there in 1979 from Pa. They lived at the house on the Tusket River that was once used by the customs authority for ships coming in. Does anyone at your place know of them? They loved living in Tusket.
Date: 12/13/2009 Name: HELEN HUTT Location: BROCKVILLE ONTARIO E-Mail: Comments: Date: 12/14/2009
Comments: So much for swimming in the Chesapeake Bay near Sandy Point
State Park.
While the vessel 'Dawn Raider' out of Marklys Marina in Essex, Md. was fishing for Striped Bass (also locally known as Rock Fish), this Great White was hooked in the mouth but only resisted slightly for 15 minutes before it came up alongside the boat to have a look; long enough for one of the crew members to slip a rope a round it's tail !!! 'And that's when things heated up!! .. The Shark took off towing the 42 foot fishing boat backwards through the water at about 7 Knots. Just like in JAWS, the boat was taking on water over the stern and the crew watched in horror as the shark would actually jump completely out of the water at times. This went on for an hour before the shark finally drowned. She weighed in at 1035 LBS. It is suspected she followed a weak El Nino current into local waters in search of food. Although mid 60 degree water is considered ideal for these sharks, the larger ones can tolerate water in the low 50s. Markley's Marina
Above is Urban Legend based on 2004 Yarmouth Shark Scramble
Catch.Click
here for complete story
Dear Godfrey and Mrs LeBlanc, Just a note to wish you a happy Christmas and good health and happiness throughout 2010. The Yarmouth website and the great variety of work you do there gives joy to so many all year round! A big and hearty thank you to all the Sponsors! Through your Yarmouth and Villages website and the whole Rootsweb site, you manage to touch the hearts and souls of so many --far and wide-- who need a human touch more than anything. More than that, you make it possible for all who visit your site to reach into the hearts and homes of one another, of all who drop by to visit your guest books and who sign them. Being in touch with those away who write in, getting to know their voices, hearing who they are and what memories they hold dear-- all this helps keep us in touch with our huge family of relatives and friends around the globe, via the written word. This meeting of hearts --even via computer-- is so therapeutic! A great big sincere thank you, Godfrey to you and your sponsors for
all you do for all of us year round.
Thank you Marie .... GJ & Family
Date: 12/17/2009 Name: Elizabeth Crosby Location: Truro N.S. E-Mail: loonloop@eastlink.ca Comments: Date: 12/19/2009 Name: Ron Raynard Location: Bracebridge Ontario E-Mail: va3vrr@rac.ca Comments: Visit Gerald and Pearl Hamilton every time we come to Nova
Scotia, plus my relatives in Pleasant Valley.
Date: 12/24/2009 Name: Doreen Wilson Location: Port Angeles, WA E-Mail: dodavis_2000@yahoo.com Comments: I sure wish we lived there again. I miss the people and area. Date: 12/25/2009 Name: melvin d. chute Location: thonotosassa, fl E-Mail: chutepara82@yahoo.com Comments: Hello:
Date: 12/25/2009 Name: Location: E-Mail: Comments: I cannot seem to view the port maitland guest book, yarmouth
comes on instaed.
Date: 12/27/2009 Name: John L Porter Location: Brantford Ontario E-Mail: jporter2000@hotmail.com Comments: Sure miss the great summers at the cottage on Slones
Lake with Dad > Horace Porter< Wonderful people there
Date: 12/27/2009 Name: John L Porter Location: Brantford Ontario E-Mail: jporter2000@hotmail.com Comments: HOPE U GET THIS SITE UP AND RUNNING SOON.
Date: 12/29/2009
Comments: We would love to reconnect with Milby and Valerie Spates,
who we understand live in Wellington. They were good friends of ours in
Williams Lake, BC in th 1980's.
Date: 1/1/2010
Comments: I would like to join you'll in bringing awareness & preserving the wildlife. Pls get in touch with me thanks
Date: 1/2/2010 Name: dorinda andrews hamon Location: raynardton E-Mail: pdhamon@eastlink.ca Comments:
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Often
when I have visited relatives in the area and had the car to myself for
an hour or so, I would drive slowly around the quieter back streets in
Yarmouth and marvel at the architecture, the details, the uniqueness of
each place, wondering who built each one, who lived there, what their life
was like there, and the history that went with each of these stately monuments
to our past.
