Posts Tagged ‘Internet research’

Sites of Interest… or Not!

Monday, May 24th, 2010

by Elizabeth Campbell

I was alerted to a new-to-me website this morning – one that mentions the Red River Colony. So, naturally, I went in to have a look!

Tags: 1811 Work Party, 1812 Group, 1813 Group, Chester Martin, Duncan Cameron, engaging youth in TLSARL, food supply, HBC & RRS relations, Internet research, J. M. Bumstead, Lord Selkirk, mail delivery, Métis, Miles Macdonell, RRS & First Nations relations, RRS Origins, RRS related web sites, Swiss Colonists
Posted in The RRS on the Internet | 1 Comment »

Where Can I Talk to Others About My Red River Heritage?

Monday, October 5th, 2009

by Elizabeth Campbell

A lot of people email in wanting us to provide them with genealogical information – information we might have about their ancestors, or even about ancestors of their friends, for whom they are doing genealogical research.

Tags: engaging non-decendants in our history, family history, Genealogy, history, Internet research, Red River Genealogy, Red River Settlement research, RRS forums, TLSARL Genealogist
Posted in Genealogy, Life at the Settlement, Member Memories | No Comments »

December 2010 Newsletter Out!

January 10th, 2011

Just to let everyone know that the latest Newsletter is on it’s way. If you subscribe to the Electronic version and haven’t yet received y... Read More »

Electronic Newsletters Out!

April 4th, 2010

Just to let members on the Electronic Newsletter subscription list know that it has been emailed. If you believe you are on the list, but have not rec... Read More »

Tartan Day – 6 April 2010

March 26th, 2010

All TLSARL members and Red River Settlers’ Descendants are invited to attend! For more information, contact George through the Contact Us Form.... Read More »

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