Homepage for Alison J. Myles-Paydli
My Family
There is an
Irreplaceable
feeling
That I
wouldn't give up for the world -
A sense of
belonging,
Of being able
to turn
To the
outstretched hands
Of those I
love … at any time;
To know
they'll understand me,
And comfort me
When things go
wrong,
Or laugh with
me
When things
make me happy.
Caring and
sharing
Life's ups and
downs,
And mostly,
Loving…
As I so dearly
love them.
MY FAMILY HISTORY
This
site was designed for the purpose of finding my family roots, to be able to
share with my family their ancestry.
I have been researching my Father's side of my family, the
Myles family, which also includes the families of; Dobson, Lyons,
Ferguson and
many others. My Mother's side of my family tree which I have been researching
includes the family names of; Keays, Fair, Harper, Campbell, and many others. If you are
interested in any of these names this site might be of interest to you. If you
have any information on any of the names you might find on this site and are
willing to share your information, or if you would like any more information
from me please email.
Alison
J. Myles
My Family
The
Myles Family hails from Campbellton,
New Brunswick. Campbellton is
located in the northern part of New Brunswick's
Restigouche County. As it stands today, is bordered
on the north by Bonaventure county the Province
of Quebec, on the south by Madawaska
and Victoria Counties
to the Southeast by Northumberland and Gloucester Counties.
Campbellton sits with the banks of the Restigouche
River to one side and Sugarloaf Mountain to back it up on the other with just
the Van Horne bridge to seperate them.
Please keep
in mind that Restigouche County was once called Gloucester County,
between the years of 1827 to 1838. Between the years of 1786 and 1826 it was
called Northumberland
County. Please also do
not confuse Restigouche County with Restigouche or Ristigouche
Province of Quebec which is a MicMac Indian Reserve just
across the River from Campbellton. The parish of "Ste Anne de
Ristigouche" is very closely related to Restigouche County
and a very good place to look for your ancestors as it is one of the oldest
parishes in the area with records dating back as far as 1759.
LINKS to other interesting and useful sites
New Brunswick Provincial
Archives
Library and Archives of
Canada