Hello Mark, This is John Pari Schreiber. My Uncle Edward Wilho Pari is buried on the site, and I want to place a new Bronze plaque on his grave. What do I have to do to achieve this.
Thanks John Pari Schreiber.
Hello
My grandfather has a proper marker close to the memorial. If you havent had one installed yet and are still in need of information about this let me know and i will get you the contacts that i used.
Regards
Mark
I have been researching the Woodlands cemetery for several years, and according to my records your great uncle's grave stone was found among those saved. It would be installed in a memorial wall. The next time I am on the site I can take a photograph and send it to you if you contact me by email. patfeindel@gmail.com
Dear Sir or Madame.
Oscar Engan was the brother of my great grandfather. He left Norway in 1922, and the family understands that he died in 1946 and was buried at Woodlands.We would like to know in there exists any picture(s) of his tombstone.
Many thanks in advance.
Wow, I just came across your page and I'd like to thank you so much for sharing! I am the 3rd Great Granddaughter of Alfred McNeill and Susan Jane George. Susan Jane and William Smith were my Great-Great grandparents and Katherine Smith was my Great-Grandmother. I was about 9 years old when Katherine passed away in the 80's, so I didn't really get to know her well. I'm 43 now and I'm very interested in genealogy.
By chance, have you found out any more details of Susan Jane George, like where she was born? Thanks again, this is great info!
-Angela
My email is angela.selden at gmail dot com.
I was told some time ago that Peter's headstone was found close to the base of a tree. It is such a sad story, many members of his family suffered from Huntington's. Peter, you have not been forgotten.
Hi Lisa. The information you have provided is so interesting. I have been researching Alexander Vance for a number of years trying to understand his connection to McNeill and how he found his way to Vernon in the 1860s. Do you have any other info that led you to believe they connected in Colville? Searching through HBC account books in Kamloops last week I found Alfred McNeill had been employed as a packer for the company in 1863. I'd love to connect if you have found any more clues on the links between these two men. Thanks
Hello Mark, This is John Pari Schreiber. My Uncle Edward Wilho Pari is buried on the site, and I want to place a new Bronze plaque on his grave. What do I have to do to achieve this.
Thanks John Pari Schreiber.
Hello
My grandfather has a proper marker close to the memorial. If you havent had one installed yet and are still in need of information about this let me know and i will get you the contacts that i used.
Regards
Mark
I have been researching the Woodlands cemetery for several years, and according to my records your great uncle's grave stone was found among those saved. It would be installed in a memorial wall. The next time I am on the site I can take a photograph and send it to you if you contact me by email. patfeindel@gmail.com
Dear Sir or Madame.
Oscar Engan was the brother of my great grandfather. He left Norway in 1922, and the family understands that he died in 1946 and was buried at Woodlands.We would like to know in there exists any picture(s) of his tombstone.
Many thanks in advance.
Wow, I just came across your page and I'd like to thank you so much for sharing! I am the 3rd Great Granddaughter of Alfred McNeill and Susan Jane George. Susan Jane and William Smith were my Great-Great grandparents and Katherine Smith was my Great-Grandmother. I was about 9 years old when Katherine passed away in the 80's, so I didn't really get to know her well. I'm 43 now and I'm very interested in genealogy.
By chance, have you found out any more details of Susan Jane George, like where she was born? Thanks again, this is great info!
-Angela
My email is angela.selden at gmail dot com.
Echoing Debbie's comments. John was the husband of my 2nd great aunt. Hope to maybe visit one day.
I was told some time ago that Peter's headstone was found close to the base of a tree. It is such a sad story, many members of his family suffered from Huntington's. Peter, you have not been forgotten.
Informative blog post.
Hi Lisa. The information you have provided is so interesting. I have been researching Alexander Vance for a number of years trying to understand his connection to McNeill and how he found his way to Vernon in the 1860s. Do you have any other info that led you to believe they connected in Colville? Searching through HBC account books in Kamloops last week I found Alfred McNeill had been employed as a packer for the company in 1863. I'd love to connect if you have found any more clues on the links between these two men. Thanks
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