1.Researching the THEAKSTON family from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; immigrated from London, England in 1863 with family roots originally from Yorkshire, England.

2. Researching the ALLEN family of Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada, who were British loyalists and planters that immigrated from the British colony of Connecticut to Nova Scotia, Canada.

3. Researching the BREGG, CRAWFORD, KNOX and FRASER families, natives of Ireland and Scotland, who emigrated to Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada regions.

[Note: Under the Canadian Protection of Personal Information and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), a cemetery headstone and any information on it are considered to be in the public domain. Therefore, information obtained from these sources are considered as "open" information which may be released. This is true regardless of whether or not the people mentioned are living or dead or how long they have been dead.]

1.Researching the THEAKSTON family from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; immigrated from London, England in 1863 with family roots originally from Yorkshire, England.

2. Researching the ALLEN family of Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada, who were British loyalists and planters that immigrated from the British colony of Connecticut to Nova Scotia, Canada.

3. Researching the BREGG, CRAWFORD, KNOX and FRASER families, natives of Ireland and Scotland, who emigrated to Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada regions.

[Note: Under the Canadian Protection of Personal Information and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), a cemetery headstone and any information on it are considered to be in the public domain. Therefore, information obtained from these sources are considered as "open" information which may be released. This is true regardless of whether or not the people mentioned are living or dead or how long they have been dead.]