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Category Archives: Burhoe Family History
Working on the Highway – Blasting through the Bedrock – History
I’m Working on the highway, all day long I don’t stop. Working on the highway, blasting through the bedrock… I’m Working on the Highway – Blasting through the Bedrock Or, Once Upon A Time In Canada… My first adult … Continue reading
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BURHOE FAMILY HISTORY: the First Burhoe Lived a Long Long Life
Burhoe Family History… A Look at the Burhoe Family Tree from One Green Branch BURHOE FAMILY HISTORY: the First Burhoe Lived a Long Long Life. Here’s something I’ve noticed about our family. Going right back to the First Burhoe. … Continue reading
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Old Stock Canadian vs Newcomer: A Patriot’s View
Real Canadian… Old Stock Canadian vs Newcomer Real Canadian: A Patriot’s View When Prime Minister Stephen Harper used the phrase “old stock Canadians” in the September 17th leaders debate, he sure stepped into it. We knew what … Continue reading
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Tagged algonquin regiment, brian alan burhoe, British war brides, Burhoe family history, canada, Canadian Algonquin Regiment, Canadian Bill of Rights, Celtic Christian, Christian, first nations, John Diefenbaker, Justin Trudeau, Mi'kmaq, Mounties, north-west mounted police, old stock, old stock canadian, old stock canadians, Pier 21, Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Ron Tremblay, Stephen Augustine, Wolastoq First Nation
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D Day 80 – Netherlands 80 – Liberation of Holland 80 Years Ago
D Day 80. Men of Algonquin Regiment moving toward Hochwald Forest, March 1, 1945 D Day 80 – Netherlands 80 – Liberation of Holland 80 Years Ago Those of us who are family of the soldiers who liberated Holland 80 … Continue reading
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OUT OF MY FATHER’S SHAVING BOX: Dad’s War, Algonquin Regiment & Liberation of Holland
Algonquin Regiment & Liberation of Holland. Out of My Father’s Shaving Box Dad’s War, Algonquin Regiment & the Liberation of Holland “This is yours now, Brian. He wanted you to have it.” And my mother handed me an old … Continue reading
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