Bay St George Genealogy Society #YJT
45 Carolina Drive Stephenville, NL, Canada

Free Online historical Newspaper http://bit.ly/2LubWuB

Does anyone know when St. Stephen’s Rectory was built? Was it there before the Church fire in 1969?

Stephenville Hockey Champs 1975.

Patsy Cormier -1956

I don't know if this is the proper spelling for this nun.

Abitibi Mill - Opening Stephenville N.L. 1981

https://www.abroadintheyard.com/dna-links-aboriginal-woma/

Stephenville Cultural Destination Committee POSTING _____________________________________________________ JOB OPPORTUNITY... Tourism Development Assistant Stephenville Cultural Destination Committee (SCDC) Stephenville, NL, CN Submit application: E-mail resume and cover letter to [email protected] Subject: Tourism Development Assistant Application Deadline: December 08, 2020 Start Date: December 14, 2020 (flexible) Stephenville Cultural Destination Committee is seeking a well-rounded individual with a keen interest in history and cultural activities. This person should be detail oriented, organized and able to work under limited supervision; as well as have excellent computer skills and the knowledge of Excel, Power Point Presentation, and Word. DUTIES: provide administrative support to SCDC as directed co-ordinate projects as directed conduct tourism market research network with businesses document historical events assist with the creation of historical displays EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: High school graduation certificate. College diploma (in community development preferred); a combination of education and life experience will be strong consideration. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: The successful candidate must hold a driver’s license, have access to a vehicle and must be between 18 and 30 years of age. PAY RATE: $12.50 SCHEDULE: Contract includes a total of 280 hours to be completed by February 28, 2021. Schedule will be mutually determined. CONTACT INFORMATION: E-mail resume and cover letter to [email protected] Subject: Tourism Development Assistant Inquiries: Call or message 709-649-2038.

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I still have this picture that someone gave me several years ago to see if I could find the owner or owner’s family. The person thought his last name was Kettle and he knew he was from Port aux Basques. Hoping someone can recognize this wonderful soldier.

Main St. Stephenville.

Many people on this webpage are familiar with my books on the Bay St. George area. I recently created a new website with some brief information on my books and ...where they can be purchased. However, it will be about 2 or 3 years before they are revised and reprinted. In the meantime, I have started writing a new series of articles relative to "Bay St. George History & Heritage." Every month I plan to make a new article (PDF document), authored by myself, available for free download on my website. My first article in this series is titled, "Early Settlers of McKays, NL : The Ancestors and Family of Peter and Catherine McKay." I now have a second article posted (for free download) called, "The Loss of the Nonantum and the Rescue of George Kidger." This is the story of a shipwreck that occurred in Nov. 1880 near Highlands and the kindness that the people of the community showed towards the only survivor of the wreck. I have been collecting bits of information for some time on this topic, and have recently added a lot more information in regards to what later became of George Kidger after he left Highlands. Hope you enjoy this amazing 'true story'. www.kirkraymondbutt.com See more