Frederick Charles Bearman

[J.J.]

Wow, that is all just fabulous...Welcome to Rootschat Bill. Yes Siouxzie this is a wonderful site. We all enjoy it, and especially these little reunion outcomes, very much!
In case you don't have it FindMyPast/AOB has him coming here, I think in 1913
BEARMAN, F C b. 1891  / from Liverpool to Quebec Canada and perhaps his return passage in 1921 as well.
http://www.findmypast.co.uk/passengerListPersonSearchStart.action

Have a great time sharing across the pond!  J.J.

[BillyB2431]

Thanks J.J. 
I understand my Aunt stumbled across the thread from 2006 after doing a Google search of my Grandfather's name this past weekend.  She was quite excited as were my parents and the excitement continues to build with this new found connection to Suzanne and new information about our past.
I'm new to genealogy but I keep thinking what an incredible tool the internet is for this.   What we accomplished in a couple of days would have likely taken years (or not been possible) before the web.
Thanks for the link to the passenger lists.  This is so interesting.

Bill

[Siouxzie]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/33077557780/

Take a look at this forum, if you have Bearman ancestry there might be other's on there searching for the same branch 

[jdmyr]

hello, I know you asked this along time ago but if you read this I have some information. I believe my grandmothers father is Frederick Charles bearman. she grew up in swift current and still lives in Saskatchewan!

[J.J.]

Hello jmydr & welcome to rootschat. Be sure to read all 3 pages! I looked at Bill's & Suzanne's profiles & they've not been active for over a year...but notified them in case notification was turned off.

To all Bearman rellies:
F.C.Bearman's military files are now digitized & online. ( click on the link ) You can download & save to your computer ...for free ( Lucky, as we had to pay for this service, but they are doing it as a freebie now...) He had one gunshot wound & a scalding, otherwise appears to have been o.k. ( well, They never mention the horrid chemical gassings that would affect the lads lungs for the rest of their lives.)
http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/military-heritage/first-world-war/personnel-records/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=30872

The image of his arrival in 1913 http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/immigration/immigration-records/passenger-lists/passenger-lists-quebec-port-1865-1900/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=3899028&
Says headed "to brother" in Regina, Saskatchewan! There was another one here?


The 1921 census also available for free, but they may be horribly misstranscribed.   ( I also looked for Margaret, but didn't find her so last name scribbled I suppose) http://search.ancestry.ca/search/db.aspx?dbid=8991

Or did he return later than that? "Frederick Harles Bearman" on a Que passenger list in 1924.
and looking back on thread... just noted that he may have only arrived back as early as 1921 anyway, & wasn't married yet as now see Bill stated it was 1925, so he likely never made the census either way.

To Bill ... condolences on recent passing of your father...
To Suzanne if you are still upkeeping a genealogy site,  F.C. died Apr 7 1970 / Margaret Oct 15 1979

[Siouxzie]

Hello J.J.

Sadly my wife Suzanne is no longer with us; aged 53 she passed away last December after having been diagnosed with cancer some eighteen months previous.
Good luck with your Bearman genealogy,

Regards, AN.

[J.J.]

Oh, I am shocked & saddened and so very sorry for the loss of your gal.....Will let Rootschat know so as not to disturb you again by p.m.