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Ambroise Abraham Richard, born in 1815 in a French-Canadian community in Québec, faced significant choices shaped by political unrest and personal circumstances. His decision to migrate for land and opportunity in Ontario led to cultural adaptation and the anglicization of his surname to Richards, impacting his descendants’ identity and legacy profoundly.

I’ve been immersed in renovating a property after reclaiming it from previous tenants. Desiring to delve deeper into the intriguing Lee family history, since I…

This post delves into my surprising ancestral connection to Ezra Cornell, a prominent figure in American history. As a fifth cousin six times removed or…

This blog explores the abandoned Stoll Strawberry Farm in Kitchener, focusing on the house and its history. The home consists of a main floor and…

This past weekend, we explored the abandoned Pastor Lee House in Haldimand County, Ontario. It’s full of bizarre oddities and remains a time capsule. The…

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