Joanna Gariepy
Honor Code SignatorySigned 25 Mar 2017 | 15,411 contributions | 466 thank-yous | 983 connections
Signed 25 Mar 2017 | 15,411 contributions | 466 thank-yous | 983 connections
Joanna M. Gariepy
Born 1950s.
Ancestors 
Daughter of [father unknown] and Helen (Prendergast) Gariepy
[sibling(s) unknown]
Mother of
Nathan Anderson
Profile last modified
| Created 21 Jul 2011
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Biography
My biography should be entered when there is no further risk of identity theft.
Note that the Prendergast/Killoran and Gariepy/Geiger ancestors were originally all Roman Catholic. That started to change in my own family line with the post-WW II generation, some of whom abandoned all church connections, and some may have acquired Protestant church connections.
In the case of Prendergast/Pendergasts of this family who moved to the U.S. in the 19th century, personal views and/or marriage to a Protestant wife also changed the family church adherence of those descendants. (See James Prendergast/Pendergast and Thomas Deligney Prendergast, both born in Prince Edward Island.)
Researchers may expect that the Anderson line, like their Protestant ancestors, will have had Presbyterian, Methodist or United Church of Canada declarations in censuses and other official records.
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- WikiTree profile Gariepy-13 created through the import of GARIEPYFULLTREE 4 BACKUP.GED on Jul 21, 2011 by Ted Gariepy.
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edited by Doug Laidlaw
Sometimes there is a date conflict between what is on the gravestone and what is in the other records. Then it is a judgement call as to whether to put up with WikiTree flagging the memorial, and call it FALSE, or avoiding it by using the template.
edited by Joanna Gariepy
edited by Doug Laidlaw
Please note, I did restore a segment of text relating to their son's presence in the household 'on census night'. Even though I expect they only had the one child so far, I've found that sometimes there might be other children spending census night with grandparents or other relatives, a wet nurse, or even in hospital. So I always clarify 'on census night' when reporting children in the household snapshot. Regards, Christine.
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I found a photo and some info for Jewitt-203. I think his first name is Oliver judging from his UofT bio. Laurie
Olver Jewitt's first name is OLVER, not Oliver. Olver was his mother's maiden name, and it was misspelled as Oliver quite frequently. I will see if I have a scanned portrait with the name written on it; there is certainly a physical photo in the family album. I will also add a note to the bio. All the places that it is spelled Oliver are the errors, based on the assumption that there is an 'i' missing in the name.
edited by Joanna Gariepy
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