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'''Anne "Annie" Snook (nee Parsons)''' (1870 - 4 February 1924) was a woman from Port-aux-Baques, ==Marriage, migration and family== ...

...on" McLeod''' (12 March 1899 - 19 March 1963) was the husband of [[Lillian Snook]]. ==Marriage and family== ...

==Marriage and family== * [[Anne Snook|Anne (Snook)]], the mother of [[Anna Currie]] ...

'''Leonard Humphrey Snook''' (1919 - 1974) was a factory worker and lifelong resident of Port Arthur, Leonard Humprey Snook was born in 1919, on or before 25 May, since his obituary says he died at 5 ...

'''Eliza Snook (nee Humphrey)''' (1882 or 1883 - 18 April 1971) was an English emigrant to ==Marriage and family== ...

==Family== 2. They share the same great-great-grandfather [[John Gray Snook]]; this makes them third cousins. ...

[[File:Annie Snook 1979.jpg|thumb|Anna Currie, 1979]] '''Hannah Bryant "Anna" Currie (nee Snook)''' (21 July 1893 - 3 June 1989) was a Canadian citizen who was born in Por ...

...are surprisingly shallow, but if one goes back to the Parsons family - the family of the mother of Great Grandma [[Anna Currie]] - one finds many migrants, s ...r history in the town goes, although they were present at the time of Anna Snook's birth in 1892. [[Alexander Clapperton Currie|Alex]] did marry Anna in Po ...

'''George William Snook''' (17 February 1892 - 1 June 1960) was a pulp and paper mechanical superin ...ic]", and Anne Parsons is listed a spinster rather than the wife of George Snook Sr. The religion of the parents is given as Church of England. ...

The Great Parsons Migration was the migration of many members of the Parsons family from Newfoundland to Port Arthur, Ontario. From the book “Family Names of the Island of Newfoundland” by E. R. Seary. PARSONS, a surname of ...

...tps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunder_Bay Thunder Bay] and niece of [[George Snook]]. She died at the age of 99, in her 100th year. ...Snook|Eliza Humphrey]]. Her father had followed his older brother [[George Snook]] from England and made his home in Port Arthur. ...

[[File:George Snook.jpg|thumb|George Snook at his daughter [[Anna Currie|Anna Snook]]'s wedding on 3 June 1914 in Port Arthur]] '''George William Snook''' (6 September 1864 - 23 September 1930) was an English emigrant to Canada ...

...ied her mother Anna to Port Arthur so Anna could visit her father [[George Snook]], who was "ill in a Port Arthur hospital." [Indeed, George would die just ...9 Red River Road) and then her body was buried at Riverside Cemetry at the family plot. ...

...wn) (18 January 1903 - 26 January 1989) was the adopted daughter of [[Anne Snook]]. ...brother [[Joseph Parsons]]) she was adopted by [[Anne Snook]] and [[George Snook]]. ...

...nna Parsons]] and [[Richard Parsons]]. One of his five sisters was [[Anne Snook]]. According to the news article reporting his death, he came to Port Arth ==Family== ...

...Salisbury – 1952 Port Arthur), and the great-granddaughter of [[John Gray Snook]]. Bruce and Joan celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in June 2001. ==Family== ...

...ario and Manitoba. In Port Arthur, Ontario, he married [[Anna Currie|Anna Snook]] on 3 June 1914, 6 years after starting with the CPR. He moved with his family to Manitoba in 1917. ...

In 1954 his family moved to Port Arthur. He attended [[Pine Street School]] for elementary sc ...hat summer and the following school year he spent a lot of time with Edwin Snook's son and that son's friend, and he also studied and completed his Grade 8 ...

She was the daughter of [[Alex Currie]] and [[Anna Currie|Anna Snook]]. ...and George's 50th Wedding Anniversary|50th wedding anniversary]] with many family members in September 1996, at Gunn Lake Lodge in Kenora, Ontario. A 14-yea ...

...his sister-in-law [[Joan Johnstone|Joan]]'s great-grandfather [[John Gray Snook]] is the great-great-grandfather of [[Ron Currie]], his neighbour on [[Sout Two neighbours on Hill Street South are connected through a shared Snook ancestor from Salisbury, but only one of them (Ron) carries the bloodline, ...