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Re: Loucks Family Tree - Genealogy. com Mr Loucks who comes from United Empire Loyalist stock, remembers, in his childhood days, when tallow candles supplied the only light in homes When he was seven or eight years old his father brought home the first kerosene lamp the family had ever seen
1910 Laux, Loux, Lauck, Laucks - Genealogy. com A trombone solo, entitled “Polka Victor,” by Lester Loucks, of Jacobus, York County, Pennsylvania, was one of the finest selections, and was rendered in a manner which showed the wonderful musical ability of the young man
Re: CANADA Empey Loucks Mille - Genealogy. com Peter P Loucks b abt 1783 in Ulster County New York and died April 23, 1867 in Osnabruk Twp Stormont County Ontraio Canada Married Elizabeth Empey December 5, 1809, Williamsburgh Ontario Canada
Descendants of George Spraker - Genealogy. com 16 GEORGE J 3 SPRAKER (JOHN2, GEORGE1) was born February 04, 1788 in Palatine, Montgomery, NY, and died 1853 He married MARIA LOUCKS September 24, 1809 in Reformed Dutch Church Of Stone Arabia, Palatine, Montgomery, NY
Ethel Rose Loucks - Quebec - Genealogy. com Ethel Rose Loucks - Quebec By carol bailey November 17, 2005 at 01:17:45 I am looking for Ethel Rose Loucks b; April 23, 1900 in Eastman, Quebec, Canada She married Harry Alden Bailey on December 27, 1915 in Magog, Quebec, Canada The family moved to Kingston, Ontario were she lived until her passing Jan 20, 1957 Please any help with this line would be wonderful I have been looking for
DODMAN LOUCKS CONETHE, Kent Co - Genealogy. com DODMAN LOUCKS CONETHE, Kent County, South Huron County, ON, Saskatchewan, CA By Dan Kennedy July 26, 2008 at 10:55:11 We are looking to make new family connections We welcome any news about our relatives, particularly those genealogical “tid-bits” of information, which lead to hidden family treasures, such as the Western Land Grants described here below; a spectacular period of time in