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My dear father fought a valient fight with cancer
and passed away on November 10, 2007. Words
can not express the deep sorrow and loss our family
is feeling. Our deepest appreciation to all the dear
friends and family who supported us through this
difficult time. Here is an article written about my
Dad while he was sick. River Reporter Article
Get Grandpa's FBI File
I sent letter requests to find
any files for Jack Buynar!
Can't hurt to try!
Corbiere Connections
While updating my family tree on Ancestry.com a little leaf
blinked letting me know there was someone with similar
information to my Corbiere branch. I investigated and found the
first family of Louise Corbiere. I contacted the person who
posted the information. A few emails were traded and we
determined that we had an exact connection. Since then we have
been trading information to fill in the blanks. When Louise
immigrated to the US from Canada she met and married James
Molinari and they lived in Sault St. Marie, Michigan. Four
children were born Samuel born 1916, Rose born 1918, Harold
1919 and Mary born 1921. For whatever circumstances Louise
abandoned her children in a hotel room in Chicago in the
1920's. From there she met my greatgrandfather, Jack Buynar and
the rest is history. 3/08
February 2008
Welcome Buynar Cousins
Alfred Buynar's children, Charles, Janet, Virginia and Alfred,
originally from Pittsburgh, PA contacted me at Christmas time
and are so excited to have extended family. I welcome them with
open arms and an open heart. A reunion is being planned sooner
than later! 2/08
Corbiere at Last
My grandmother, Esther, never knew her mother, Louise, maiden
name. Louise died in 1938 when my grandmother was 9 and she
never remembered correctly what her surnmae was. We only had a
few clues, Louise was from Canada, she was Indian, she may have
had another family. On my grandmothers birth certificate it
lists Louise's surname as Sorier, but I had no luck with that
search. On Louise's death certificte it states her place of
birth as Excelsior Canada. That didn't help much either, it was
only a post office some where in Alberta Canada. Over the years
I tried many searches on Ancestry.com and then they uploaded
marriage index to Florida and BINGO! There they were, Jack
Buynar and Louise Corbiere, married in Broward County, 1933.
Happy tears. I ordered an original copy of the marriage
certificate and searched for any and every Corbiere in Canada.
Through the Canadian Census I was able to locate Louise in the
1901, 1911 census on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada. I sent
out messages on message boards and people, some distant
relations, contacted me and supplied me with pictures of
Louise's father and a family tree that goes back several
generations. My grandmother would have been so happy to know
all of this. She also would have been pleased to know that her
name Esther was also Louise's mothers name. 2/08
Hello Neumann
Last summer I was contacted by a Neumann cousin from southern
California. It has been a pleasure to get to know Starlet Vinci
and her family. We always have lots to talk about and love to
share Neumann stories. There may be many miles between us, but
there is a great family connection that will keep us together.
2/08
Read about the trial of his killer.
October 2004 Ireland
By Ellen Neumann
Days Gone By
Picture Review
by Geri Neumann
Born 1896 Died 1977
Assistant Military Aide to
President Harry S. Truman
Placards
Collection
Countdown to 2012
by Geri & Barbi Neumann
webmaster@gerisgenes.com
St. Patrick's Day
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