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Reply stevie
02:00 PM on November 05, 2012 
enjoyed my time looking at ur web keep up the good work brother coleraine ni
Reply Debra Andrews
08:25 PM on August 02, 2012 
Seeking information about my father who was at the Indian Head orphanage from 1932 to approx. 1940? He and his older brother were boarded there after their mother died in childbirth. His name is Melvin Stanley Wells, his brother's name is Edward Wells (born 1926, I think). Any information would be welcome, thank you
Reply Bill
03:08 AM on July 12, 2012 
getting homesick at this time of year...lived in belfast all my life but last 2 years in vancouver at 28 yrs of age now! wish i was back at the bonfire getting ready for the parades tomorrow! not to mention a few days off work haha! felt closer to home seeing this site and mad i missed ur parade on 9th but id have been working anyway...maybe next year! No surrender!!
Reply William Houston
02:53 PM on May 14, 2012 
I am researching my ancestors who emigrated to Canada in the 19th century. My Mother's Uncle David McComb left Donemana, Co. Tyrone in the 1860s and settled in the Arnprior area of Ontario. My Father's Uncle, David Huston or Houston emigrated in 1883 and settled in Lucknow, Ontario, as did his Brother Robert who left Ireland in 1886. I would be most grateful if those with Lodge records from these areas could check if any of the above or their offsprings were in the Orange Order. Their siblings who stayed in Ireland were members and perhaps they were before they emigrated. Thank you in anticipation of a reply from someone. Best wishes and fraternal greetings from Londonderry, Northern Ireland.
Reply jack scott
10:01 AM on May 05, 2012 
great website
Reply Marlene Madarash
04:40 AM on October 29, 2011 
I am searching for information on my grandfather Robert Major Rooney
who was a member of a lodge in Winnipeg in 1930's he was buried by the lodge can you help me I am seeking a photo of him
Reply Robert Williamson
12:19 PM on October 28, 2011 
Great looking site Brothers. Keep up the great work.
Brampton LOL No5, Ontario
Reply Wilma Taylor
10:37 PM on August 24, 2011 
I received a jewel in a leather case that is engraved on the Bar with the letters P.W.M. and on the back 'Presented to Susan Gallagher L.O.B.A. 104 and behind the cross, anchor and bible is the date Dec. 19, 62 . I believe this is from the Orange Lodge, in Victoria which may have closed now so would appreciate you advice and assistance from you as to your policy and procedure regarding the jewel's return. She passed away. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Reply Pat Ross
02:35 PM on August 09, 2011 
Trying to find info on an ancestry who was a member of the Loyal Orange Lodge in Manitoba back in the late 1800's. His name is William Wigmore. He lived in Portage la Prairie, Minnedosa and Neepawa. An old newspaper dated Dec. 6, 1887 has an ad about a meeting of the L.O.L. No. 1505 signed: By order; W. Wigmore.
Also is there anyone out there who could find me a picture of William Wigmore,
Thank you
Pat Ross
Reply Glen M. Brown
09:26 PM on July 31, 2011 
I would like to make applicaton and be considered for membership, also to find and retrieve any information or documentation, perhaps in your possesion in regards to my grandfather Eric Arthur Mayo-Brown who is now deceased although active certainly 1960's until his passing, as there were several members present for his service.