My dad was born Feb. 1, 1938 at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal, Quebec. This was a huge event in my grandparents lives. They had married later in life, she was 29 and he was 31 on January 28, 1928 and the event took place at Taylor Presbyterian Church.
It would a month short of 10 years before they welcomed their son John. The story that has passed down to me is my grandmother although pregnant multiple times, she wasn’t able to carry to term. I have been told she had 13 miscarriages, it may not have been that many but it was a high number.
The scrapbook I have is soley dedicated to the cards received by my grandparents after my father’s birth.
The families who gave cards are:
Aunt Helen & Uncle Allan
Rev. & Mrs. B.H. Robinson
Lil and Sam (Jordan)
Stan & Melba
Sister Mehlman
Winnie & Harry (Eckhardt)
Grandpa & Grandma Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. J.C. Stewart
Mrs. Duclos, Bubbie
May & Tom Martin, Mabel Roberts
Vi Davidson
Susie, Harry & Family
Annie Burgess
Pat & Lily
Alice Brown
The Weightmans
Mrs. J. Davidson
A.J. & W.B. Eckhardt
Mrs. Penfold
Julie Parker
Gertrude & Douglas Cowan
D.M. Brown
Isabel
Hilda Farrow
Sophie Warren
Myrtle C., Effie, Sarah Tyen(?)
Elizabeth Porteous
Mrs. H. James
There were also cards that did not have names.
An example of the cards given to the family.
The scrapbook is a wonderful treasure from what must have been a very happy time in my grandparent’s lives!
My Genealogy Life 
Hi Patricia!
I just wanted to tell you that I have received the results from Ancestry! My nephew Glenn is working on transferring my results to Gedmatch!
I have many matches, some are completely different than the ones with FTDNA!
Have a nice evening, Nicole🤗
On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 6:53 PM, My Genealogy Life wrote:
> treesrch posted: ” My dad was born Feb. 1, 1938 at the Mount Royal > Hospital in Montreal, Quebec. This was a huge event in my grandparents > lives. They married later in liofe, she was 29 and he was 31 they were > married January 28, 1928 at Taylor Presbyterian Church. It woul” >
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Great news!
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Hi Patricia!
I haven’t wrote to you for a long time!! I had a nice surprise last week! My search is over, I finally found my bio mother! Her name was Marjorie Regan, from Toronto! My father lived also in Toronto not too far where Marjorie used to live! My father was James Edward Madden! So on both side I am Irish! I still don’t know how I could be related to someone in your family, but if you need some names I could give you names on my mother family tree, but I don’t have too many right now! Glenn is helping me to put every thing together! Glenn, my nephew who is a genealogist too, worked very hard for me!! I can’t believe that at my age I finally know my own identity, and my origins! On the father side it is Irish, and German! Mother’s side it is Irish, and English! Take care, Nicole 🤗
On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 6:31 PM, Nicole Pat Madden Stephens wrote:
> Hi Patricia! > > I just wanted to tell you that I have received the results from Ancestry! > My nephew Glenn is working on transferring my results to Gedmatch! > > I have many matches, some are completely different than the ones with > FTDNA! > > Have a nice evening, Nicole🤗 > > On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 6:53 PM, My Genealogy Life comment-reply@wordpress.com> wrote: > >> treesrch posted: ” My dad was born Feb. 1, 1938 at the Mount Royal >> Hospital in Montreal, Quebec. This was a huge event in my grandparents >> lives. They married later in liofe, she was 29 and he was 31 they were >> married January 28, 1928 at Taylor Presbyterian Church. It woul” >>
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Sure, I would appreciate you sharing what you know and maybe we can figure it out!
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