Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of family of Angus Murray (1784-1844) and Elizabeth McDonald (d. 1840). Angus was the son of Alexander Murray, a mason of Ballon, Scotland, and his wife, Isabella McKay. Angus and Elizabeth and their nine children emigrated from Sutherland, Scotland to Nova Scotia, Canada in 1831. They settled in Mount Thom, Pictou County. Their children were Janet "Jessie," Alexander, Elizabeth "Betty"...

"In this long-awaited third book, author Lily Chow, further explores Chinese settlement in BC. In the nineteenth century, thousands of Chinese immigrants arrived in British Columbia to work as labourers. After the Fraser Gold Rush and the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway ended, many Chinese could not afford to return to their home in China. "Blossoms in the Gold Mountains" is the story of those that stayed in BC and settled in the Fraser...

History of the Fraser name and family between the fourteenth/fifteenth centuries and the present, including prominent Fraser individuals-- together with notes on clan music and other miscellaneous clan notes.

Chiefly, a record of descendants of James Fraser who was born in 1743 and emigrated to Canada in 1774. He married Nancy Robertson of Churchville, Pictou County, Nova Scotia. They had seven children. Descendants are through their son James Fraser who married Nancy McLaren. .

Lawrence A. Lundy, son of Allen Benjamin Lundy (b. 1899) and Genevieve C. Bingham, married Katharine Lilliane Rosen (1930-1989), daughter of Ludwig Rosen and Hanna A. Falndrak (1902-1942). Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in Ontario, Austria, Hungary and New England.