Do you yourself have family connections to Percy MONKMAN?
If so, please tell us more about yourself and your lineage.

Dave: You say your maternal grandmother’s step-father was Michael (Mac) WAGNER, suggesting that you don’t have any actual biological WAGNER ancestors in Canada. Please tell us more about your biological parents and/or grandparents? It seems that they were all born elsewhere than in Canada.

I appreciate your concern very much Ken! No significant change as of today.
I have to thank you very much for your own research as well Ken – I often refer to your various Family Trees on Ancestry and have found them very dependable and helpful.

Most of my pain these days is in my lower back, I have actually had that for many years, only more intense lately. A new pain in my lower abdomen (probably the cancer). Nothing new that restricts my normal activity however.
Yes – I certainly keep active on my website – I get new comments and queries ...

Barbara: All the families of your lineage are represented on my website.
I’m glad you finally got logged-in properly.

Thanks Audrey – The Page has been updated accordingly.
I have some information regarding Louis VERSAILLES b-c1770 who married Madeleine MONTAGNAISE dit BRUNEAU, but it is not on my Priority List for creating Family Pages. More about that at this link:
SPECIAL FAMILY PAGES

Welcome to the Forum Audrey!
Actually I seem to have yourself (on Ancestry.com) as one of my references in 2007 (Prevost & Versailles Family Tree).
How would you suggest I re-word my statement?

Sorry Lianne – I may be wrong about the lady on the left being Alma LYONS. After further checking it looks like she is more likely Dorothy KNOTT . This would agree with the census record of 1921 which has Widow Mary ( nee POKER) KNOTT (age 33) and her daughters, Dorothy (age 14) and Mildred (age 2 ...

Yes – Also note that I have also added your picture to the Page for Granny Lyons (WILLIAM LYONS) with my own caption.

Thanks so much Lianne!
Of course the first thing that comes to my mind when looking at this picture is that the elderly lady holding baby Mildred is Mildred’s grandmother, Alice “Granny” LYONS. It becomes even more certain when you compare the 1913 picture of Granny LYONS with the elderly lady in ...