Welcome to the Forum Rhonda! At this point I have no clues as to who were your parents, grandparents, etc, and when and where they were born. So please yes, send me your Inkster Tree by email.

So Lawrence is your married name?
Who adopted (raised) you, and where?

Herbert KELLY had at least three children with Mabel TUCKNOTT (Maureen, Brian and Ron KELLY).
Lynda - You say you have one brother – can you name him (Brian or Ron)?
Do you have your birth-certificate – is your birth surname KELLY?
It would help to know approximately when you and your brother were ...

Herbert Arthur KELLY married Mabel Ellen TUCKNOTT in Little Britain (MB).

Hi Lynda! I’m presuming you have already been at this link:

THOMAS KELLY (1882-1964)

To avoid confusion and keep things organized I am moving your comments (and will reply there) to the appropriate Topic at this link:
** FORUM FOR DISCUSSING THE THOMAS KELLY FAMILY
Please post further ...

From Lynda Lawrence Regarding Herbert Arthur Kelly: The above was born Jan 21 1921 and was a brother of Shaun (Kelly) HAINS. My father was also born in Sioux Lookout same name. I did not know him and my mother never was in depth with any information. I am trying to establish if they are the same ...

Daniel: Here’s the link to what I believe was most likely your grandfather:
DONALD GEORGE HARDISTY (1911-1972)
Your father of course being Cyril Doald “Cy” HARDISTY b-1936.
Please name any siblings, and please reply under the Topic for the above.

Welcome to the Forum Paul!
Yes, I have lots of information about the family of Richard Turner SALTER (1818-1911). However at this time he is not on my Priority List. More about that at this link:
SPECIAL FAMILY PAGES on RED RIVER ANCESTRY

Shelly - Please more precisely define who your parents and grandparents were and what was the source of your information?
We seem to have two different John TURNER’s to deal with here.

Her Scrip Affidavit of 1885 spells her name as Mary HUMPHREYVILLE , indicating her birth-date as 1821 in MB, daughter of Suzanne COMTOIS and Peter BRASS.
There are so many spelling variations to be found that it hardly seems worth the effort to try to sort them out. In those days there weren’t many ...