A privacy-sanitized genealogy from a Geni GEDCOM export: deceased
ancestors are shown in full; living relatives appear by name only.

192 individuals across the documented lines.


MIGRATION LINES
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GALICIAN HOMESTEADERS
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Bohaychuk · Hrynyk · c. 1890s–1900s

Part of the great Galician peasant migration to the Ukrainian bloc
settlement northeast of Edmonton, anchored on Mundare and Vegreville
under the Dominion Lands Act.


LANARKSHIRE LOWLANDERS
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Brown · Weir · Burns · Templeton · 19th–early 20th c.

A Clyde-valley coal-and-weaving family that split between hemispheres:
a collier's branch followed the trade to the New South Wales
coalfield, another reached Edmonton.


STAFFORDSHIRE POTTER
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Audley · early 20th c.

From the Potteries of Stoke-on-Trent — the centre of the world's
ceramic industry — to a 1915 marriage at Edmonton; the point at
which the Audley surname enters the Canadian story.


PRAIRIE MATERNAL LINE
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Bayrack · Fedoruk · early 20th c.

A Slavic prairie family already rooted at Vermilion and St. Boniface a
generation on; its European origin is the clearest open thread in the
tree, so its arc back across the Atlantic is left deliberately
unanchored.


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