Where did she go

[Jamjar]

Don’t know what this is, but she is on it and looks like alive in 2017. If the case, then her name should be removed from this thread, as per RC policy of discussing the living:

https://www.bcliberals.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Real-Time-Donations-Jan-25V3.pdf

Jamjar

[Taylor111]

Not sure about the Sheila, her name was B and she married to the M surname, I am praying to find a her alive, she would be the last person alive to be able to identify her father in my great grandmothers wedding photos and his other siblings wedding weddings, I have 3 in total from 3 of her fathers siblings weddings, she is the last one if alive to be able to recognise her father.   

[Taylor111]

yes I found these, too, I have written a letter up and I am posting today at a hefty cost of £11 so it gets there within 10 days, or its up to 6 weeks, and time is key. I have also joined a local facebook group for that area and asked if anyone knew her, no joy. I have also messaged the local white rock historical society, which said it would get back to me Monday just passed, but they have not as yet. Fingers crossed for me. 

[susano]

I wish you good luck.  Please keep us informed. 

Susan

[..claire..]

Good luck from me too. I hope all goes well and as Susano says please keep us informed 

Claire

[Taylor111]

I will do :-) Thank you.

[Jamjar]

Taylor, did you not see that her name had been altered in your original post.

You have posted it again.

You cannot post information on the living as per RC policy.

Jamjar

[Taylor111]

I'm so sorry, understand now.

[JDC]

Good morning Taylor,

The BC Archives has been good for me to find ancestors in British Columbia. Here is the link: http://search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Genealogy. It is a free site :-) You may want to look at the Archives Canada website as welll.  Another free resource you may want to access id the cemetery finding aid for BC: http://bccfa.islandnet.com/. All of these resources have been useful for me.

Hope this helps, JDC