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From: Murtsell <>
Subject: [Can-Ont-Lanark] Sutherland
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 22:47:06 -0800
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Lois,
I found a number of Lanark County families in Saskatoon from the time
of its very beginnings prior to 1900. In fact there is a part of the
greater Saskatoon area called Sutherland. If you check the cemetery
listings
for Woodlawn you will find a lot of SUTHERLAND names. Perhaps that
is where they disappeared. Go to the Alphabetical Listings
The person who works for the city at the cemetery is extremely helpful.

http://www.city.saskatoon.sk.ca/org/parks/cemetery/default.htm

If you think they might be the ones then check the library.
It has a wonderful history section.

http://www.publib.saskatoon.sk.ca/morrison_lhr.html

Linda




> Hi Max
> As you did with Gary Darby, I spotted your name and couldn't resist asking.
>
> Do you know anything of James Sutherland and his wife Agnes Forgie? They were in
> Ramsay township until 1871, then Renfrew 1n 1881 and Arnprior in 1891.
>
> They had a number of children and I can find nothng on them after the 1871 census.
> John 1841, Margaret 1844, Jane 1845, Agnes 1847, Mary 1848, Isabella 1850, Gilbert
> 1851, William 1852, Ellen 1853, Jessie Ann 1857, Elizabeth 1857, and James 1860.
> [Emily 1872 (daughter or granddaughter?) was the only child with James and Agnes in
> Arnprior].
>
> That's an awful lot of people to go missing. Some of them must be somewhere.
>
> Lois
>

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