I found this article in the The Prince Albert Times, December 28, 1888, Page 1, Item Ar00105. It says that a Mr Robert Hourie died at Peter Hourie's , his son, place on the Thursday last (20 Dec 1888) of a heart attach. http://peel.library.ualberta.ca/newspapers/PAT/1888/12/28/1/Ar00105.html?query=n...

I have not been able to find any supporting material that shows Robert Hourie survived until 1911. I have not been able to find him in 1881, 1891, 1901, 1906, or 1911 Census. No death records. No burial records. I did find a Robert James Hourie that died 2 Feb 1890 in Saskatchewan some place but I h...

BarbaraNielson44 on Ancestry.ca has done a pile of detailed work on Margaret Lambert and Mary Ann Lambert from the BC side. She is missing the Manitoba side but the BC side is quite extensive. I've asked her to connect with your website.

I found a Manitoba Birth Record for Catherine Angelie Irvine Born 23 Mar 1883 in R.M. of St Andrews to Cath Lambert. This may help explain the parents of Catherine A Lambert, granddaughter of John Lambert in the 1891 Census.

While searching for Agnes grace Sanderson Metis Scrip Declarations I found the following: Alice Maud Moore. Moore, Alice Maud; address: Selkirk; born: 6 April, 1884 at Fort Simpson; father: ?; mother: Grace Agnes Moore (Métis); claim no. 1585. Check out the following Site. http://collectionscanada.g...

I have to agree. I want to try to reference my sources more. On Lang Family Tree on Ancestry.ca I've created a source for the "Red River Ancestry of Manitoba" so I can reference this source. This way updates to the source are available to future readers. The only problem is if Gary changes the URL o...

Gary, you do such great work. Can I recommend you explicitly claim the copyrights on each one of your pages. Davidita on Ancestry has posted an almost full copy of your John Lambert page on Ancestry.ca but doesn't include any source info. Now I think about, I may be guilty too.

My source is "Red River Settlement Census - An Index to the Census for the years: 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1835, 1838, 1840, and 1843" Compiled by Gail Morin in 1998. Published by Quintin Publications, Inc.. Be sure to read the forward that explains the exclusions of each census. Fo...

Price Isham is in the Red River Settlement Census for 1838, 1840, and 1843. He lives and farms 2 acres in Swampy Village.

I'm going to agree that Jane Asham, country wife of Joseph Heywood, was likely the daughter of James Asham and born in 1800. I don't have any supporting material either way (excluding Sprague) but I can't see Joseph Heywood taking a 44 year old country wife. A 14 year old is far more consistent with...