Hi Gary Allan Clemons was a classmate of mine in Selkirk Collegiate one year, so I remember the Suzanne E tragedy well. About that time I too spent a season on Lake Winnipeg as wheelsman on the Amelia Mac towing bargeloads of silica sand from Black Island to Selkirk. As I understand it, they were ca...

I don't have a DOB for her but she is younger than you show Doug and Wallace.

Ha..ha...is that an "ooops" I heard come out of my computer?

Ross

Hi Gary

I missed one of Joseph Milton Dobie's children a while ago and just realized that I hadn't corrected it. Please add Grace (Dobie) Woodcock to the list with Don, Isobel, Jean, Doug, and Wallace.

Thanks

Ross

Hi Gary Some notes on the Joseph Milton Dobie page. He had two more sons Doug and Wallace. I'm getting too old and forgetful - I can't remember which one fought in Korea. There is a story that his father James was a N. Dakota State Senator about 1895-7, and had a brother (Thomas Dobie, b. February 2...

Gary

Great work!!! What can I say except I'm awestruck !!! It is going to take me a while to absorb all this. I'll get back to you soon.

Ross

Hi Gary
I don't know who was in the old place before Archie bought it. Strangely, I can't remember the subject ever coming up. I sometimes wondered about it.
By the way, McLeod is misspelled in the caption of the picture showing the old place.

Ross

Hi Gary Congratulations on the excellent job on the Archie McLeod and Billy Mcleod pages. The only misprint I could see was in the caption to the "origional house" photo on the Billy page where McLeod is shown as McLoed - a mistake I have made myself while 2 finger typing. Again great work...

Hi Gary Just noticed on William Hugh McLeod page line 5 reads: "On Dec 24, 1894 Billy’s father (Angus) died in Altamont, Manitou. Altamont is located NE of Morden; north of Manitou." I believe it should read: "Billy’s father (Angus) died Apr.26, 1947 at Selkirk, Man.(St. Clements Ceme...

Hi Gary I am still trying to sort out Isabella Mcleod's (Born April 15,1886 at Burning Lambert, Falkirk, County of Sterling), parents. I show her father as Alexander Graham, a ships carpenter and/or captain that married Ann Blythe on February 26, 1869 in Carrondire Parish, District of Grangemouth,Sc...

Do you mean the Christina from BC that created the web site or the person of the same name who seems to be running it from Europe now? Either way - I have no idea.