I hope you are enjoying your visit with
'Kelly Kanadian Kin'

Your comments are appreciated!

Just complete this form. Click on Submit when ready to send. If the form will not work for you just send an e-mail message with all of the particulars. (If it doesn't work; let me know - I probably flubbed it up trying to improve it!) If you already submitted info and there is no table set up for you please see this note.

(If this form is too long winded for you to complete right now and you would prefer to complete it while you are 'off line'; just copy down the souce {from the 'view' button on your browser}, save it as an HTML document to your notepad, open the document in your browser later when you are off-line, complete the form and submit it in the regular manner - don't forget to erase it from your notepad when you're finished).

Sorry! but I can handle only families that were at some time, residents of Canada.

Your name: (a required entry)
Your email address: (e.g.: you@pal.com) (a required entry)
There is now a separate form to submit corrections or additions to your existing ancestral tables.
Do you have Brown/Condie/Fleming/Kelly/Hawthorne ancestors who settled in Canada during the 1700 - 1800's   No, (but I wish I did!)   Yes!!! (if so please respond to the following question also)

Are you interested in having your ancestor's information posted to the appropriate Surname Researchers Page (this link takes you to the 'Kelly' page for an example) on this site; along with your e-mail address (and your postal address for the benefit of those without access to a computer - if you wish).
  Yes, I am (interested)   No, I am not (interested)  
If you wish to join the others on the 'Researchers Page'; please answer the following questions - if you do not have all of the info yet, that's no problem - it's why we're here - to hunt down all of that missing history that we want so badly.

BUT! first please provide the additional contact resources below if you wish them included in your 'ancestors table':

Your full postal address:

Your full web site URL:

The name of your site?:
Now on to the important stuff!! Estimated dates are fine - we can always update your 'table' at a later time (after you've uncovered the past) or if you have just begun researching and have only the bare basics. Remember that we are looking for that first ancestor arriving in Canada. (If the ancestor you submit was accompanied by parents and siblings in Canada - please send in what you have on the entire family; not just 'your own' ancestor.).
   (If this is an amendment to your existing table, please complete the first block along with your additional info {just to ensure that I don't try to change someone else's table with your new info by mistake!!) :-}

Your earliest Canadian Kelly (or other surname) ancestor's full name (please captialize the surname):
(a required entry)
(note: if your first generation in Canada is a female ancestor; a 'shortened' table will be produced)
Born in:
Date of birth:
Spouse's name:
Date of marriage:
Place of marriage:
Date and place of death:
Ancestor's parents' names (including mother's maiden name):
Date of Arrival in Canada:
Area settled in Canada:
Occupation:
Religion:
Spouse's birth, (date and place):
Spouse's death (date and place):
Spouse's parents:

Just to verify! Did the individual that you have listed in the first line above come to Canada alone; or was he/she accompanied by parents or siblings?   No   Yes   Don't know!
If other family members were in Canada, then we are all interested in that generation also. After, transmitting this form, please consider completing another, giving the details on this settler's parents and siblings - it does not matter if you don't have full particulars - the most basic info can make all the difference when trying to connect with another researcher; even if you have to estimate times or locations.

Please submit the information on their children as follows:
Name (surname not required); date and place of birth; date and place of death; spouse; main place of residence after marriage; occupation. You need not repeat the above headings; BUT, if you could separate the info by seim-colons (;)as above and number each child, it will be easier for me to extract the information if this form should get garbled in transit. (There is oddles of space in the blank below, so don't worry about running out of room.)



(Please mark * beside the child that is YOUR ancestor - that way if other researchers of the same family group do find you here they will know from which limb of their family tree you sprouted (and I get to spoil your fun because they will already know that spectacular info before they get in touch with YOU - their newest cousin!).
Comments: What are your thoughts on such a site as this for gathering together researchers, and resources for our Canadian Kelly/Kelley ancestors? Do you have any suggestions on how this site could be improved to further 'our' family research! Any beefs or complaints? Or maybe you just wanted to say hi!


WOW! did you really manage to fill out the entire form - congratulations - I know it is long but it saves you time in the long run because now we shouldn't have numerous e-mail messages bouncing back and forth between us as I try to decipher what it was that you were trying to tell me (I'm kinda braindead at times ya see!) Go ahead now and hit that 'send' button!

 

IMPORTANT! If you had previously sent me information and I have not made up a table for you; please, fill this form out if you don't mind - I may not have been sure of the info you submitted or if you wanted your info published and sent a follow-up message which became lost in the system; or I may have managed to 'file it away' somewhere (there is no profit at all in being disorganized!) - if so I apologize most humbly!

You didn't think that I was going to waste hours on these pages and be serious about it do you? How do those old sayings go?

"Genealogists don't die, they just lose their census"
or
"When I grow up I want to be an ancestor"

Don't get lost out there in cyberspace now!

Last updated 05 Apr 2001