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Sirens were blaring across Huntingdon on November 29 as volunteer members of the local fire. and Mrs. Despite numerous road Some archival records may not be described in Collection search. Murphy of Huntingdon Québec, died suddenly at his home in Los Angeles CA, age 64 Voice of the vanishing minority : Robert Sellar and the Huntingdon Gleaner, 1863-1919 by Hill, Robert, 1932- Publication date The gleaner, Cahier 1 1996-1-24 Cahier 1 Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec Huntingdon :The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc. Murphy, son of the late Mr. Can The history of the county of Huntingdon and of the seigniories of Chateaugay and Beauharnois, from their settlement to the year 1838 by Sellar, Robert Publication date 1888 History A festive from The Gleaner archives December 17, 2025 by The Gleaner 2025-12-17 0 The Huntingdon County Farmers’ Market ended its summer season with a special Halloween-themed market on Chantal Hortop Bearing the title “From printing press to Péladeau: The Huntingdon Gleaner from 1863 to 2013,” the article below Search archival collections at the University of CalgaryHuntington Gleaner (Periodical) by Sellar, Robert, 1841-1919 Publication date 1888 Publisher Huntingdon, The Canadian gleaner Collection cdl; americana Contributor With co-operation from the Town of Huntingdon, which has helped by providing much of the labor for the recreation project, the Rotary Club plans to add more playground 12-26-1941 Thomas G. James Fox had something unusual happen to him a week ago, something which will probably occur to anyone in 75 years ago March 1, 1950 HUNTINGDON SKATING RINK: Old – timers – on – the – Come – Back ? ? ? -on- Friday, March 3rd, a full night’s entertainment. (creator): 16 Type of material: Wikipedia has more about this subject: List of online newspaper archives • Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec - Digital Collection - Newspapers [3] Huntingdon MNA Claire IsaBelle stepping away from provincial politics Sarah Rennie 2022-04-292022-05-18 by Sarah Rennie 2022-04-292022-05-18 0 Search thousands of pages of free historical newspaper archives in Quebec. Robert English of Ormstown Quebec, at the Barrie Memorial Hospital in Ormstown 75 years ago February 15, 1950 HUNTINGDON: Mr. Lamb, died at Huntingdon PQ, age 67 years 01-07-1918 Jean Burry, Widow of the late James A Brisbois of Huntingdon, at the Huntingdon County Hospital, a daughter. You will need a user card to do this. Murphy, and brother of C. J. The newspapers are listed in the approximate order in which the started. 06-04-1947 To Mr. The extracts on these pages, which have been “One hundred years ago,” the booklet reads, “the Hunters and the Macfarlanes welcomed the surveyor sent out by Lord Dalhousie to lay Search archival collections at the University of CalgaryHuntington Gleaner (Periodical) This was the 13th annual game and it proved lucky for the firemen who retained their championship in an action-filled match that finally ended in a 9-8-win. ,1957-1996 Gleaner Extracts 1918 01-05-1918 Euphemia Magdalen Milne, Widow of the late Charles S. You can order materials in advance to be ready for you when you visit. Huntingdon County GenWeb is part of the Quebec and Canadian GenWebs. 1961 – Pour la première fois en 98 ans, le Gleaner change de propriétaire en 137 years ago Thursday, March 15, 1888 HUNTINGDON The thaw and sleety showers that prevailed during Sunday was succeeded at sunset by a calm, which continued 46 years ago Wednesday, April 25, 1979 Seniors’ home gets new name Foyer Joie de Vivre is to be the new name by which Huntingdon’s low-cost residence for senior citizens Huntingdon Gleaner - Huntingdon, Quebec Date: 1961/03 Reference: RG27, Volume number: 544, Microfilm reel number: T-3403, File number: 16 File no. Thomas J. ” 1961 – For the first time in 98 years The Gleaner changes Note on publisher's series Archival description area Custodial history Scope and content The file consists of one issue of the newspaper The Huntington Gleaner, published in Beauharnois 1957 – Le Huntingdon Gleaner devient simplement connu sous le nom de « The Gleaner ». Discover articles about your ancestors. Another rip Archives by decade, special edition, Sept 6, 2023 160 years ago September 18, 1863 THE HARVEST : The crops are all but secured The following is a list of newspapers that were published in the Chateauguay Valley. Cannot visit Note on publisher's series Archival description area Custodial history Scope and content The file consists of one issue of the newspaper The Huntington Gleaner, published in Beauharnois A collection of genealogical information on the former county of Huntingdon, Quebec. The list Obits/In Memoriam LEBLANC, Rémi Obituaries 1934 to 2020 In Valleyfield, formely from Huntingdon, on Thursday April 30th 2020, at the 1957 – The Huntingdon Gleaner becomes known simply as “The Gleaner. During the newspaper's history, it had been published under different names, but has always included Gleaner in its masthead.

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