George SamuelShannon, 20121219 ( alt)

Name
George Samuel/Shannon/
Vornamen
George Samuel
Nachname
Shannon
Tod eines Vaters
INDI:EVEN:QUAY: 3
Tod einer Mutter
INDI:EVEN:QUAY: 3
Geburt eines Sohns
Geburt eines Sohns
INDI:EVEN:QUAY: 3
Geburt einer Tochter
Geburt einer Tochter
Geburt einer Tochter
Anzahl der Heiraten
1
Anzahl Kinder
7
Tod
INDI:DEAT:QUAY: 3
Heirat
FAM:MARR:QUAY: 3
Geburt eines Sohns
INDI:EVEN:QUAY: 3
Geburt eines Sohns
INDI:EVEN:QUAY: 3
Geburt
INDI:BIRT:QUAY: 3
Familie mit Eltern
Vater
Mutter
Heirat Heirat117Wakefield, Quebec, Canada
1.924 Jahre
er selbst
20121219
Geburt: 2012 -299 1.848 Wakefield, Quebec, Canada
Tod: 1219Winnipegosis, Manitoba, Canada
-1.791 Jahre
älterer Bruder
2461930
Geburt: 246 -2.065 82
Tod: 1930Fork River, Manitoba, Canada
21 Jahre
älterer Bruder
967 Jahre
älterer Bruder
1.010 Jahre
jüngere Schwester
-305 Jahre
älterer Bruder
-1.697 Jahre
älterer Bruder
45 Jahre
ältere Schwester
954 Jahre
ältere Schwester
678 Jahre
ältere Schwester
6 Jahre
älterer Bruder
-782 Jahre
ältere Schwester
-850 Jahre
älterer Bruder
Familie mit Salome BerthaMcLennon
er selbst
20121219
Geburt: 2012 -299 1.848 Wakefield, Quebec, Canada
Tod: 1219Winnipegosis, Manitoba, Canada
Ehefrau
Heirat Heirat1895Wakefield, Quebec, Canada
Sohn
Sohn
18961711
Geburt: 1896 -116 Wakefield, Quebec, Canada
Tod: 1711Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada
-1.693 Jahre
Sohn
2261965
Geburt: 226 -1.786 Fork River, Manitoba, Canada
Tod: 1965Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Canada
Tochter
Sohn
Tochter
Tochter
Gemeinsame Notiz

George Samuel Shannon came west in 1895 on a harvest excursion and found
George Samuel Shannon came west in 1895 on a harvest excursion and foundwork in the Gladstone and Neepawa area. In 1896 he got together withJack Robertson and came to the Dauphin area in search of a homestead. In this they were successful and George's
quarter-section was on the eastside of the Mossey River, the NW quarter of Section 18, Township 29,Range 18W. George went back east and in April 1897 brought his wife andand son Norman to Manitoba.
It was a wild country in those days, mostly bush and small meadows, withno roads or bridges. Mrs Shannon took the children to school across theriver by horseback or by boat. The Mossey River was always considered a treacherous river to cross at any time.
Later the family moved to thewest side of the River, to SE 13-29-19, which was only a mile from theschool. Lila and Anna both went to high school in Mowat. Quite often theteacher boarded at the Shannon home. Some years later, after Wes Shannon married
Mary Reid, a Mowat School Teacher, the Shannon's moved back tothe east side of the Mossey River.

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