SURREY

BC

I AM A WOODMAN TOO!

South Bruce Peninsula

Canada

Frandsen>Travers>Chatterton>Beebe>Secord. You have some of my relatives in here, cuz.

Tualatin, Oregon

USA

Interesting to learn there are more descendants of Jacques De Horne dit LaNeuville.

Moncton, New Brunswick

Canada

Enjoyed reading about people I once knew. I am just starting my search for the Steele's of Lesmahagow.

Thank you for your information.
Marcia.

Hellertown, PA 18055

USA

My grandfather was Paul Gregori Pereverzoff from Tulcea, Romania. Any chance your Pereverzoff family is related to mine? Thank you Rev. Ron

Sainte-Foy, QC

Canada

Congratulations on your site, I found it easy to follow suite with logic.
I was looking for Pierre Veau dit Sylvain married to Catherine Racine, and you had it.
Thank you, keep it up ! Merci beaucoup.

Dracut

USA

I enjoyed reviewing your info. You never know when you might find another relative.
We need to remember our ancestors.

Denton Texas

USA

Good afternoon, Mr Google and I were searching for Whittom And Hatch at (port daniel pasbebiac quebec) and came to your web site.Found my Grendmothers family there. (Ramier). Congrats. on all your work. Art Hatch
Thank you Arthur and (Mr. Google).

Ron and Dan

London, Ontario

Canada

Hello! I'm Rochard Willett and Adella Lynd's great grand child. I'm Jon's(or as everyone calls him Ron[Ronald]Willett) grand child and I'm my mothers(Claudette Willett)daughter. I am 13 years old. I go to Quebec every summer to visit my aunt and uncle, Gloria(Willett... now Harrison) and my uncle Jack Harrison. This past summer, I have met quite a few new relatives. It was like everywhere I was looking at a cousin way back in my family tree. It's kind of cool thinking that you have all of these relatives! And I also found it cool that there is that Willett house in that village that is opened in the summer. Well I'm going to go... I just wanted to let you know that there's more links to the HUGE familt tree out here! Maybe I'll see you next summer! Bye
Hi Everly.
Perhaps one day we will have HUGE family tree Gathering. And met new relatives in a same weekend!?..

Ron and Dan

cleveland

TENNESSEE

HI I'M NEW AT THIS. I WAS LOOKING AT WOODMAN WEB SITES AND HAPPENED TO STUMBLED OVER THIS ONE AND THOUGHT ONE OF TWO COULD MIGHT HELP ME. SOMEWHERE DOWN THE LINE I KNOW WE ARE RELATED. MY DAD'S NAME IS RONALD CHARLES WOODMAN HIS DAD'S NAME IS WALTER GEORGE WOODMAN HIS MOM'S NAME DORIS WOODMAN NOT SURE HOW TO SPELL HER MAIDEN NAME. BUT IF U CAN HELP I WOULD APPRECIATE IT. I DO KNOW MOST OF ARE FAMILY IS FROM MASS. AND NEW HAMSHIRE.
Hi Rhonda.
We are not yet certain where Jonathan Woodman came from. All what we know it is that Jonathan arrived in Gaspé coast some time in the late 1700 or early 1800 after the Revolutionary War (1774–1783).And that on the cencus it is to indicate that its Ethnic Origin was Scottish...

Read more on The Search forJonathan Woodman.

Sudbury

Ontario Canada

This is a very good site, you've worked hard. I am looking for my mother's relations, Marshes and Kaseys or Caseys of the Bonaventure area, but so far no luck. If anyone knows anything about them, contact me at my email please.
Thanks and have a great day!
Thank you Willa.

Someone somewhere should know. Good luck.


Ron and Dan

London

Canada

Hi. I just stumbled across this website. It's great. Will visit again when I have time. I am looking forward to viewing your picture gallery that viewers have mentioned in their comments. My parents were Lawrence Howard Woodman and Inez Amey Harrison. Good stuff! Thank you Dorothy.

Ron and Dan

Edmonton, AB

Awesome site! Like many others I stumbled upon it and now have it book marked. My parents are Dorothy and Edward McWhirter. I will submit some updates for you when I talk to my sister...she has it all (I think). Keep up the excellent (and most likely exhaustive) work!
Thank you cheryl.

Anxiously waiting for your updates.


Ron and Dan

Mont-Tremblant

Canada

Hi There!

I very much enjoyed viewing your website.

I am from the Jane Mowatt and Charles Robertson branch.

My parents still live in the Mowatt house in Maria, Quebec. In a recent trip I visited the gravesites of all relatives right back to William Mowatt and Betsy McCormick (who married Hugh Robertson). Lots of history!

Have a good day.
Thank you Stephanie.
We are still searching for any information on Jonathan Woodman who married Mary Oswald Ramsey McCormick. The sister of Betsy McCormick who married Hugh Robertson.


Ron and Dan

Vancouver

Canada

Ron and Dan……..I don’t know how you’ve managed to compile such an exhaustive history of so many of the families of the region. This is one of my major “golden” finds on the Net. My roots go to the Henderson and, by extension, Doddridge families, and I will have (as soon as I can find the data) some significant updates for you to enter.

Best wishes for a wonderful Holiday season from the other (wet) coast.

Dave
Merry Xmas David.

Anxiously waiting for your updates.


Ron and Dan

Port Alberni, Bc

Canada

I am directly related to William Thornton Campbell--he is my Grandfather.At least 22 of his decendants are coming together this Xmas ,for some the first time in 65 years! If you wish to contact me please feel free. I can give more information about this line if you are interested.
Just happened on here by mistake--actually looking for history of Grand Cascapedia where a rely lives, -Arthur Prentice Campbell.

Hope to hear from you.
Pat----Happy Holidays!!
Thank you Pat.
And Happy Holidays to you and yours and everyone here.
Best wishes for a healthy and prosperous New Year as well.

Ron and Dan

Toronto

Canada

Thank you for all of your energy and devotion to this site - so very mcuh appreciated.
Thank you again Wendy.

Ron and Dan

Windsor, Ontario

Hi,
I think this is a great site and I am so glad I found it We are glad that you have found it too. I am related to many families from the area. Thanks!!
Thank you Cynthia.

Ron and Dan

Brilliant Cove, Douglastown, Gaspé

Canada

I just happened upon this site while doing a search for Leggo's.
The 2(3) on this site are related not too distantly. Two families of Leggos came to Canada in the early 1800s one went to Ontario and the other settled mostly in Brilliant Cove. Nice presentation. I will return.
Thank you Denver.

Ron and Dan