How We Got Here - The Stories of Atlantic Canada
By Brian Nash
How We Got Here - The Stories of Atlantic CanadaDec 27, 2023
Your Family's Story Needs to Be Heard
Starting the 2024 Season off right
In this Episode Brian Nash talks to Journalist and Businessman Joseph Quaderer Founder and CEO of StorySavor.about the process of writing a good biography.
Biography writing is often one thing that Family Historians often struggle with they have the facts and figures but need to build the story. Joseph shares his experiences and some tips for gathering information and interviewing family members to help equip you for this sometimes daunting task.
Joseph shares Brian's vision that everybody has a story worth telling and he left a career in Finance on Wall Street to study journalism so he could share other's stories with the world.
This is a must-listen to episode for every family historian that will help take you from simply producing a family tree to writing the stories represented on those branches.
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Today's Guest
Joseph Quaderer - Founder and CEO of Story Savor
www.storysavor.com
joseph.quaderer@storysavor,com
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Finally an Empire Greater than the Romans.
As a Genealogist Brian focuses on the people, places, and events that make up the people's family stories. In this edition of his podcast Brian talks to Short Docomentary produce Bertie Brosnan https://www.youtube.com/@BertieBrosnan . Bertie does videos about Ancient Irish History and has been recently working on Videos about the Irish Diaspora. Brian is a Genealogist who started working on his own family tree over 30 years ago and has been able to trace one family line back to as early as 950 AD. Brian traces his own family from Scotland and Ireland to the New World where they wound up in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia in the 18th and 19th Century in some cases fleeing their homelands due to the Highland Clearances in Scotland or the Potato Blight in Ireland in others taking their Expertise and Coal Miners from Scotland to Cape Breton or their Mercantile and Manufacturing Skills from Ireland to the streets of Halifax Brian has been a member of; The Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia, The Scottish Genealogical Society, and the Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society. Brian currently resides in Prince Edward Island Canada with his family. Thinking of starting your family tree or do have you hit a brick wall you'd like some advice on book a free 30 minute private consultation with Brian: https://calendly.com/howwegothere/half-hour-preliminary-genealogy-meeting Support the Channel - Buy Brian a Coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/HowWeGothere Email Brian - info@howegothere.ca Listen to the How We Got Here Podcast on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0WJo0xg... Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/HWGHPodcaster Twitter - https://twitter.com/HowWeGotHere2
Unlock the Power of Your Family Tree: An Acadian's Inspiring Journey
Free Family Tree Templates and Worksheets and a 30 minute genealogy consultation https://tinyurl.com/3bdk2seh
In this insightful and educational YouTube video, Family Historian Brian Nash sist down with Marc Bastarache, an 11th generation Acadian, to learn about how learning his family history shaped his worldview. Marc's ancestors have a fascinating history, having been originally from outside Port Royal in Acadie (modern day Nova Scotia) before being deported to South Carolina. Despite this, they managed to escape and embark on a journey that saw them walk to Lake Ontario, get captured by the Hurons, and eventually escape and travel by canoe to be reunited with their families in refugee camps.
The Acadians have a rich and diverse cultural heritage, with roots that can be traced back to 17th century France. Over time, the Acadians have developed their own unique language, music, and traditions, which have been passed down through generations. They have a deep connection to the land and their communities, and their culture has been shaped by their experiences as a displaced people.
Through his own research, Marc rediscovered this distinct Acadian unique culture and gained a deeper understanding of his own heritage. In this video, he shares how his story and that of his Ancestors are intertwined and how the knowledge of your family history can impact your whole perspective on life while providing a valuable and personal insight into the past.
Whether you're an Acadian, or simply interested in genealogy and history, this video is sure to be both informative and entertaining. So don't miss out on this opportunity to learn about the power of knowing your family history, the rich cultural heritage of the Acadians, and how it can shape your worldview.
As a Genealogist Brian focuses on the people, places, and events that make up the people's family stories.
Brian is a Genealogist who started working on his own family tree over 30 years ago and has been able to trace one family line back to as early as 950 AD.
Brian traces his own family from Scotland and Ireland to the New World where they wound up in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia in the 18th and 19th Century in some cases fleeing their homelands due to the Highland Clearances in Scotland or the Potato Blight in Ireland in others taking their Expertise and Coal Miners from Scotland to Cape Breton or their Mercantile and Manufacturing Skills from Ireland to the streets of Halifax
Brian has been a member of; The Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia, The Scottish Genealogical Society, and the Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society.
Brian currently resides in Prince Edward Island Canada with his family.
Check out these other videos that might interest you
Make Your Family Tree Come To Life with This Free Genealogy Website - https://youtu.be/t-Q91lKwmTA
5 Tips for Growing Your Family Tree in 2023 - https://youtu.be/k75po54JX9w
Genealogist Evaluates Family Tree DNA Test Results - https://youtu.be/JlBqTZsl6w0
Genealogy Resources Play List - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-xa8qK5xPzJiMpji0678sj7SFzYxWvGv
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Music Clips Used
LIVE FROM THE COOK SHACK - THE STRAY BIRDS - "St. Anne's Reel"
by Youtuber Banjo Gal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3XUzdlOoUk
The Value of Family Artifacts and Talking to Grandparents
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On this podcast Genealogist Brian Nash talks to Fred Israels about the value in Family Heirlooms and talking to seniors to developing a clearer picture of your family history
Fred's YouTube Page
https://www.youtube.com/@fredisraels9583
As a Genealogist Brian focuses on the people, places, and events that make up the people's family stories.
Brian is a Genealogist who started working on his own family tree over 30 years ago and has been able to trace one family line back to as early as 950 AD.
Brian traces his own family from Scotland and Ireland to the New World where they wound up in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia in the 18th and 19th Century in some cases fleeing their homelands due to the Highland Clearances in Scotland or the Potato Blight in Ireland in others taking their Expertise and Coal Miners from Scotland to Cape Breton or their Mercantile and Manufacturing Skills from Ireland to the streets of Halifax
Brian has been a member of; The Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia, The Scottish Genealogical Society, and the Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society.
Brian currently resides in Prince Edward Island Canada with his family.
Thinking of starting your family tree or do have you hit a brick wall you'd like some advice on book a free 30 minute private consultation with Brian:
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Taking a break from Genalogy to Talk about Talking
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In this video Genealogist Brian Nash talks with Brendan from Mastertalks about public speaking tips for genealogists to help take some of the worry off of sharing your family History or Giving your first talk at a genealogy event.
Brendan's YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/@MasterTalks
As a Genealogist Brian focuses on the people, places, and events that make up the people's family stories.
Brian is a Genealogist who started working on his own family tree over 30 years ago and has been able to trace one family line back to as early as 950 AD.
Brian traces his own family from Scotland and Ireland to the New World where they wound up in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia in the 18th and 19th Century in some cases fleeing their homelands due to the Highland Clearances in Scotland or the Potato Blight in Ireland in others taking their Expertise and Coal Miners from Scotland to Cape Breton or their Mercantile and Manufacturing Skills from Ireland to the streets of Halifax
Brian has been a member of; The Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia, The Scottish Genealogical Society, and the Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society.
Brian currently resides in Prince Edward Island Canada with his family.
Thinking of starting your family tree or have you hit a brick wall you'd like some advice on book a free 30 minute private consultation with Brian:
https://calendly.com/howwegothere/half-hour-preliminary-genealogy-meeting
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Loyal and True: The Orange Lodge of Torbrook Nova Scotia
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Author Brian McConnell joins host Brian Nash and in this episode, they discuss the Loyal Orange Lodge and its members and their work and influence on Atlantic Culture. Brian McConnell talks about his book "Loyal and True" about the Local Lodge from Torbrook Mines Nova Scotia and how he started researching this particular lodge after his discovery of two former members' tombstones.
As a Genealogist, Brian focuses on the people, places, and events that make up the people's family stories.
Brian is a Genealogist who started working on his own family tree over 30 years ago and has been able to trace one family line back to as early as 950 AD.
Brian traces his own family from Scotland and Ireland to the New World where they wound up in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia in the 18th and 19th Century in some cases fleeing their homelands due to the Highland Clearances in Scotland or the Potatoe Blight in Ireland in others taking their Expertise and Coal Miners from Scotland to Cape Breton or their Mercantile and Manufacturing Skills from Ireland to the streets of Halifax
Brian holds memberships in; The Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia, The Scottish Genealogical Society, and the Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society.
Brian currently resides in Prince Edward Island Canada with his wife and children.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
Loyal and True: Spurgeon L.O.L. # 1624 :
The Orangemen War Memorial in Wentworth Park, Sydney
The Black Knights of Nova Scotia: The Black Knights of Nova Scotia
The L.O.B.A. in Canada https://www.amazon.ca/L-B-Canada/dp/B094PHQPX4
Good Enough to Eat For Our Ancestors
Genealogist Brian Nash focuses on the people, places, and events that make up the people's family stories.
In this podcasr, he talks about Food and Family History with Elizabeth Morrison of My Mother's Cookbooks Blog.
So many of our memories of family members and celebrations are tied to food. So much of our who we are as families and cultural identity revolves around food and the food experiences of our Ancestors.
Check out Elizabeth's Blog at https://my-mothers-cook-books.ca/blog/
Brian is a Genealogist who started working on his own family tree over 30 years ago and has been able to trace one family line back to as early as 950 AD.
Brian traces his own family from Scotland and Ireland to the New World where they wound up in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia in the 18th and 19th Century in some cases fleeing their homelands due to the Highland Clearances in Scotland or the Potato Blight in Ireland in others taking their Expertise and Coal Miners from Scotland to Cape Breton or their Mercantile and Manufacturing Skills from Ireland to the streets of Halifax
Brian holds memberships in; The Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia, The Scottish Genealogical Society, and the Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society.
Brian currently resides in Prince Edward Island Canada with his wife and children.
#Genealogy #Scotland #recipes #family
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Finding refugees from the Scottish Clearances in Pictou Nova Scotia
In this episode Brian Nash sits down with Susan Parker from the McCulloch House Museum and Genealogical Centre in Pictou Nova Scotia to discuss Scottish Settlers, The Hector, and how her and the rest of the staff can help you research your Scottish Ancestors in Nova Scotia.
McCulloch House Museum and Genealogical Centre
https://mccullochcentre.ca
HAGGIS (Hector Archiving Gateway and Genealogical Indexing System)
http://haggis.mccullochcentre.ca
Resources about the Highland Clearances and Scottish Canadians:
Set Adrift Upon the World: The Sutherland Clearances
https://amz.run/5eYt
Fast Sailing and Copper-Bottomed: Aberdeen Sailing Ships and the Emigrant Scots They
Carried to Canada, 1774-1855 https://amz.run/5eYu
After the Hector: The Scottish Pioneers of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, 1773-1852
https://amz.run/5eYv
A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada Before Confederation, Vol. 1
https://amz.run/5eYw
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As a Genealogist, Brian focuses on the people, places, and events that make up the people's
family stories.
Brian is a Genealogist who started working on his own family tree over 30 years ago and hasbeen able to trace one family line back to as early as 950 AD.
Brian traces his own family from Scotland and Ireland to the New World where they wound up in
Newfoundland and Nova Scotia in the 18th and 19th Century in some cases fleeing theirhomelands due to the Highland Clearances in Scotland or the Potato Blight in Ireland in otherstaking their Expertise and Coal Miners from Scotland to Cape Breton or their Mercantile and
Manufacturing Skills from Ireland to the streets of Halifax
Brian has held memberships in; The Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia, The Scottish Genealogical Society, and the Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society.
He currently resides in Prince Edward Island Canada with his wife and children.
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Was the Acadian Deportation a Cultural Genocide?
If the Acadian Expulsion and the policies behind it were to happen in another country today would we call it an attempt at Cultural Genocide? Listen to Marc & you decide?
This is the amazing story of how an interest in understanding his unique family name lead Marc Bastarache into a genealogical search unearthing discoveries about his Acadian Ancestry.
His story includes a war, imprisonment, escape reunion and the cycle continued throughout the period of The Acadian Deportation. He debunks the Longfellows story of Evageline which Romanticized teh story but got facts wrong as well as pointing out how a lot of New England's Business Families at the time including future President of The Continental Congress and Prominent signer of the Declaration of Independance John Hancock profited off the British Government's policy of Acadian Expulsion.
His story is what we can all look forward to finding when we dig into our past every family has those people who lived and experienced History in a way that is unique. While you might not find a King, Queen, President etc in your tree you'll find everyday people who did extraordinary things which shaped the history of a Nation, Community or even your own family.
Read more about the Acadians I suggest these books: Great and Noble Scheme: The Tragic Story Of The Expulsion Of The French Acadians https://amz.run/5dWt
Acadian Driftwood: One Family and the Great Expulsion https://amz.run/5dWv
Check out the video for this episode on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9NnUU7bvDs&t=1184s
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Meeting the Coolest Lady in Canadian Genealogy
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Today I am joined by Cara MacDonald, Librarian and Genealogical Research Manager at Scotiabank Family History Centre located at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21. We talk about the Centre, Immigration records and so much more.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
https://pier21.ca/scotiabank-family-history-centre
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A little bit of this a little bit of that
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Thanks to Google – My Granny Anderson Speaks from the Grave
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Host Brian Nash is joined by his Favourite Guest to date – His Granny Anderson as he reaches back 44 years to hear her come alive again and share some stories of her life
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
Beacon Institute
T-3870 Miners Interviews Tape 6
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What If Benedict Arnold Was Responsible For The World’s Best Scallops?
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In This episode, I interview Author Brian McConnel and we talk about his latest book The Loyalists of Digby
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
The Loyalists of Digby
Brian McConnell on Instagram
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Why You And Your Family Matters To Me Now And In 1911
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In this episode, I take a break from the normal format to share my thoughts on the past 6 episodes and what’s coming in the future, and then the second segment is part 3 of my Canadian Census Series, a brief look at the 1911 Census.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
1911 Canadian Census at Library and Archives Canada
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Counting Chromosomes and Counting People
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Welcome to Episode 6 of How we got here In this episode Counting Chromosomes and Counting People I have guest Mags Gaulden a Genetic Genealogist and Founder of mitoydna.org/ and the Leader of the WikiTree DNA Innovators Project to discuss Getting started with understanding DNA. and then I’ll be doing part 2 of my look at Canadian Censuses (did I say that word right?) Looking specifically at the 1921 Census.
DNA Sites Mentioned
https://www.GEDmatch.com
https://Genetic.Family.comhttps://www.DNAGEDCOM.com
1921 Canadian Census Resources
https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/census/1921/Pages/introduction.aspx
https://www.ancestry.ca/search/collections/8991/
http://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2017/statcan/CS98-1921-1-1924.pdf
How We Got Here Sites
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Getting By With A Little Help From Our Friends
In my fifth episode, I begin a look Canadian Census over the next few episodes with an overview of the importance of Canadian Censuses for Genealogists.
In my second segment I sit down and talk with fellow Canadian Podcast Genealogist Kael Sherman of The Maple Family Treehouse Podcast, we discuss his podcast, how he podcasts with a sense of purpose, the importance of understanding cultural history in conjunction with understanding our individual family history. We talk about his recently discovered Acadian ancestry and understanding that within the greater context of his family tree.
*Post discussion Kael mentioned he quoted the Cyr Family arrival date wrong it was not 1624 but rather it is actually somewhere between 1644 – 1686.
In Our third segment, I discuss briefly the idea of Collaborative Genealogy using sites such as Wikitree to how to share your work in a mutually beneficial way reaching out to family members you may not know, and making contact to help fill the branches of your tree.
Check out my new youtube channel for a lighter side of me and my genealogy research and life.
Remember to support the podcast and 25% of all proceeds go to an Atlantic Canadian Genealogical Society or Local Historical Society
Resources:
Canadian Census at National Archives
Wikitree
Looking to the Past to Help us Look Forward
Originally Uploaded January 5, 2021
In our fourth episode Looking to the Past to Help us Look Forward host, Brian Nash discusses 2021 his New Year’s resolutions, and what the year ahead looks like for his podcast and the world of Genealogy. In between all this there Brian sits down with Jamie Baillie who discusses his original Scottish ancestors and their removal from Scotland and arrival in Pictou Nova Scotia during the Highland Clearances.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
Set Adrift Upon the World: The Sutherland Clearances
Fast Sailing and Copper-Bottomed: Aberdeen Sailing Ships and the Emigrant Scots They Carried to Canada, 1774-1855
After the Hector: The Scottish Pioneers of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, 1773-1852
A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada Before Confederation, Vol. 1
Topics Covered: in This Episode:
Geological Perspective, Brickwalls, Live Streaming, Family Tree Research, Continuing Education, Scotland, Nova Scotia, Atlantic Canada, Highlands
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The Last Great Genealogy Show of 2020
Originally Uploaded Dec 23, 2020
In our Third Episode The Last Great Genealogy Show of 2020, host Brian Nash talks about what’s on his Genealogy, Christmas List, then he does an Interview Author Brian McConnell, and wraps up the episode as he shares his favourite Christmas Family Memory
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A Purpose For Everything
In our Second Episode A Purpose for Everything, host Brian Nash discusses Purposeful Genealogy and the Importance of Goal Setting and SMART Goal Setting
Places Mentioned in This Episode
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
1921 Canadian Census at Library and Archives Canada
Music: TRIBUTE TO O'CAROLAN by Luna Bujalesky
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Upcoming Episodes
Dec 23, 2020
Holiday Show
Holiday Traditions / Memories - Gift Ideas for the Genealogist in Your Family
Jan 6, 2021
New Year
What are your Family History Resolutions
Beginnings
In our first episode, we will be a conversation with Brother and Sister Genealogis Team Lynda Villanova Gleason and Larry Villanova from Connecticut as they discuss their mother’s life in an Orphanage in Halifax in the 1930’s - Forty’s and how her memories of Halifax and her love for the Church that ran the Orphanage she was placed in 1939. In 2019 this lead them to visit Nova Scotia in search of How They Got Here and how they discovered how her Love for that Church was a connection built almost 2 centuries earlier in her family history.
Places Mentioned in This Episode
Halifax: St. Pauls Church, St Paul’s Home for Girls Tower Rd. Public Gardens
Lunenburg: St. John’s Anglican Church
Surnames Mentioned in This Episode
Rafuse, Moreau, Miller, Boutilier, Villanova, Gleason
People of Historical Significance Mentioned in This Episode
Queen Elizabeth “Queen Mother”
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
South Shore Genealogical Society,
Ancestry and Ancestry DNA
Music: TRIBUTE TO O'CAROLAN by Luna Bujalesky
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Upcoming Episodes
Dec 9, 2020 - A Purpose for Everything
Importance of Setting Goals and Objectives
Dec 23, 2020 - Holiday Show
Holiday Traditions / Memories - Gift Ideas for the Genealogist in Your Family
Jan 6, 2021 - New Years
What are your Family History Resolutions
The Not So Sinister Family Secret Of My Granny Anderson
This is a story about an event from those records I was able to retrieve about my Great Grandmother Elizabeth Anderson putting the facts together with historical information available to understand what was going on so I could better understand what I was seeing in the records and the most logical reasons why. I know that last sentence doesn't sound too exciting but it is how this story came about.
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Teaser Trailer 1 - What comes before the "Beginnings"
This podcast sets out to Equip and Inform Genealogists with a family connection to Atlantic Canada no matter what experience or where they are in developing their own family history.
Each week will bring interviews, news, reviews of tools, and resources as well as Stories about members of Atlantic Canadian Families.
About the Host:
Brian Nash has lived in Atlantic Canada for almost 40 of his 50 years. He has lived in PEI for the last 15 years of his life. Previously to that, he lived 21 years in Nova Scotia and he had the pleasure of growing up as a child of a Canadian Forces Member he lived in various locations across Canada.
His Family Roots are mostly from Scotland and Ireland by way of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. While calling himself an Amateur Genealogist he realizes part of that job also entails becoming a record keeper, a researcher, a detective, a historian, a storyteller, and even now with DNA a Genetic Scientist. He aims to share those tricks and tips he has learned along the way as well as enjoying this journey of discovery with his listeners.
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