Sources
Sources
1. “The Longfellow Birthday Book.”
A small red leather bound book given to Frances Burt by Mabel A. Mcgowan for her birthday in 1907. Over the years she documented many individuals’ birthdays in this book which lists a Longfellow quotation for every day of the year.
A small red leather bound book given to Frances Burt by Mabel A. Mcgowan for her birthday in 1907. Over the years she documented many individuals’ birthdays in this book which lists a Longfellow quotation for every day of the year.
2. “Navy Log,” http://www.navylog.org/.
A site containing an online searchable database of U.S. Navy service profiles. Albert Colucci’s is at <http://spg.navylog.org/individual.aspx?&navy_log_id=387616>;
A site containing an online searchable database of U.S. Navy service profiles. Albert Colucci’s is at <http://spg.navylog.org/individual.aspx?&navy_log_id=387616>;
5. 1901 Canada Census data, digitized photograph of original document available at website, http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1901/001013-100.01-e.php.
7. The Archives of Ontario, formerly 77 Grenville St., Toronto, ON, M5S 1B3 and then moved to 134 Ian Macdonald Boulevard,Toronto, ON, M7A 2C5, http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/english/index.aspx.
9. 1881 Canada and British Census Data, from FamilySearch Website, http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp .
12. Information from J Hamilton (Ham) Givan whose great grandfather was Alex, brother of Henry Peel Givan.
13. Connecticut History Online, http://www.cthistoryonline.org/cdm-cho/document.ph...OPTR=14897&REC=1, accessed July 23, 2011.
digitized scans of the original questionnaire completed by Frances Burt for the Department of War Records, Connecticut State Library, Hartford.
digitized scans of the original questionnaire completed by Frances Burt for the Department of War Records, Connecticut State Library, Hartford.
14. Image Gallery from the Washington University School of Medicine’s website, “Medicine in Times of Need,” http://medcat.wustl.edu/cgi/arb.cgi?100368760:ig1:3:ar1:2015, accessed July 23, 2011.
Bernard Becker Medical Library, Washington University School of Medicine, 660 S. Euclid, Campus Box 8132, St. Louis, Missouri.
Bernard Becker Medical Library, Washington University School of Medicine, 660 S. Euclid, Campus Box 8132, St. Louis, Missouri.
15. 1920 U.S. Census digitized copies of original, http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/census/usfedcen/main.htm .
16. “American Family Immigration Center,” http://www.ellisisland.org/.
Online searchable database of over 22 million passengers arriving at Ellis Island, New York between 1892 and 1924. One can view digitized photos of original passenger manifests at this site.
Online searchable database of over 22 million passengers arriving at Ellis Island, New York between 1892 and 1924. One can view digitized photos of original passenger manifests at this site.
17. 1930 U.S. Census digitized copies of original, http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/census/usfedcen/main.htm .
18. “The Jones Family Bible,” the Robisons, Salt Lake City.
This Bible came down the female line from Anna Adelia through her daughter Nina Purton, then through Nina’s daughter Catherine to Catherine’s daughter Mary Robison. It contains some precise dates and relationships but no places of birth or death.
This Bible came down the female line from Anna Adelia through her daughter Nina Purton, then through Nina’s daughter Catherine to Catherine’s daughter Mary Robison. It contains some precise dates and relationships but no places of birth or death.
19. Records from Ancestry.com; www.ancestry.com
20. Genealogy material on the Purton lineage from Mary (Hoagland) Robison and Ann Purton (Hoagland) McBroom in Salt Lake City, Utah.
21. Information from Nita M. Jones which was provided to the Jones file at the Moncton Museum in New Brunswick. This information dates from before 1951 since Harry Givan was alive at the time it was typed.
25. Schedlitz, Bernd and Helmut Siegmon and Uwe Trautsch., Bethke, Michael, ed., 100 Jahre Hebbelschule in Kiel, 1903-2003., Kiel: Wachholtz Verlag, 2003.
26. 1881 British Census Data, from FamilySearch Website, http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp .
30. from border crossing listings from Canada to U.S. on Ancestry.com - source of useful information about people’s past dates of immigration, address of destination and so on.
31. Records from Trinity Anglican Church, Durham, Ontario provided by a parishioner, Jean Ovens and also on microfiche in Durham Library.
32. research by Greg and Marie Colucci on their family trip through the Maritimes in Aug, 2002 when they visited The Moncton Museum and Elmwood Cemetery in Moncton, Shediac Cape, Harbourville, Grafton, The Kings County Museum in Kentville and Grand Pre.
34. Adelynrood Retreat Centre website http://www.adelynrood.org/php/default.htm
35. Information from Beverly Scott, 3rd wife of George Scott who is a great-grandson of George Edward Burt. Much of her early material originated from George Scott’s mother, Lena May Burt with input from Bessie Lina Burt and Marion Burt.
37. The FreeBMD website, free Civil Registration index information for England and Wales, http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/.
38. 1901 British Census Data, digitized files online, http://www.1901censusonline.com/.
39. Burt, Cyril., “Cyril Burt,” A History of Psychology in Autobiography, Vol. 4., Ed. Edwin G. Boring., New York: Russell & Russell., 1952., pp. 53-73.
40. Information posted by Carolyn Scott, 525 West 500 North, Richfield, Utah, U.S.A. 84701 on the FamilySearch website by the Mormon Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp
41. image of original marriage record, posted by Sandra Patience on ancestry.com
43. Johnson, Daniel F., New Brunswick Vital Statistics from Newspapers, at Toronto Public Reference Library among others.
44. Canadian Heritage Ship Information Database, http://daryl.chin.gc.ca:8000/basisbwdocs/sid/title1e.html.
At this website you can search the database. Searching “Vessels” for “Givan” will call up all ships with Givan in the name: Nancy Givan (1837), Fanny Givan (1862), John Givan (1865), Mary Givan (1867) and F.&E. Givan (1886); Searching in “Masters” for “Givan” calls up Henry Peel Givan and one can view a list of all the ships of which he was captain.
At this website you can search the database. Searching “Vessels” for “Givan” will call up all ships with Givan in the name: Nancy Givan (1837), Fanny Givan (1862), John Givan (1865), Mary Givan (1867) and F.&E. Givan (1886); Searching in “Masters” for “Givan” calls up Henry Peel Givan and one can view a list of all the ships of which he was captain.
45. “Ships and Seafarers of Atlantic Canada,” on CD ROM, Maritime History Archive, Memorial University of Newfoundland.