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Canada Lookup Request / Re: lost in canadian genealogy sites
« on: Thursday 03 November 22 20:58 GMT (UK) »
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Canada Lookup Request / Re: lost in canadian genealogy sites
« on: Saturday 29 October 22 17:50 BST (UK) »
My grandfather (eldest son of Agnes) is the cousin who inherited the McGourlick homestead. It is still in the family.
Agnes(1897-1987), (Don’s sister) was my great grandmother. I assume she was named after her mother.
She married Albert E. Steele.
I do not know much about the McGourlick side and just learned of Don and his incredible life.
Agnes(1897-1987), (Don’s sister) was my great grandmother. I assume she was named after her mother.
She married Albert E. Steele.
I do not know much about the McGourlick side and just learned of Don and his incredible life.
Hi! ... The Gull Lake McGourlick's are my family...they actually got the homestead or "free land" from the original colonializations of the prairie provinces...to originally try to to obtain more Canadian rights my ancestor McGourlick married a Cree woman in Saskatchewan in the 1700's.....I have a very old picture if you're interested. BTW, the McGourlick's started spelling the name this way over a hundred years ago. The other half of the family spells it different...I'll try to find out what it is again.
My grandfather, boxer, Bill (William) ...and I only remember my uncle Donald who is still alive in BC. My Dad's cousin inherited the Gull lake homestead. We are also written and featured in a Settler's of Saskatchewan book as well...pictures and all.
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