Hi Dyan:
In your Thomson School records, would you please look up the name CANNING? I am trying to determine when my great-grandfather moved his family to MA. His younger children were in Thomson Station where he was a sectionman up until maybe 1905 (???). By nailing down the last school year for his younger daughters (Greta, Gertrude and Jean), maybe I can tell when they left for Braintree, MA.
Thanks,
Eric Keys
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Subject: Re: [nscumber] Cemetery listings Cumberland County
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Hi Dorothy:
When you say Thompson do you mean Thomson, which is just outside of
Oxford. If so, I have in my possession at the moment most of the school
records for Thomson School from 1877 to when it closed in 1966. Most of
the student names are not until 1926, but I have the registrars and
journals, which list some of the family members going back to 1877,
which may help. Please let me know if you would like to have me look
the name up and provide me with some more details please.
Cheers
Dyan
Dorothy wrote:
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> With regards to the cemetery listing of Cumberland County mentioned in
> a message from Brian Paul. Is there anyway of finding out more
> information on the people buried there? Two of the cemeteries
> Southhampton and Thompson show Goodwin as a known family. I would
> like to know more about the Goodwin(s). Any suggestions. I live on
> the West Coast of Canada and much as I enjoyed my trip to the
> Cumberland County Museum in July it will be quite some time before I
> can return.
> Thanks.
> Dorothy Goodwin Ballard
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