Note:
Some of the information on this page is from Bill Martin's Web Site.

The records on Bill's pagecover the years 1860-1910 approximately and show a 
wealth of information concerning births, marriages and deaths for a wide 
geographical area to the west of the City of Ottawa. On Bill's pages 
(transcribed by Ida Reed) you will find many of the 19th century descendants 
of the Rideau Canal workers (1826-1832) and the Peter Robinson Settlers (1823).

Before going to Renfrew County many of these families lived close to Ottawa, and
many of their ancestors attended St. Michael's Parish at Corkery in
Huntley Township.

Ida Reed has done a remarkable job of transcribing these records and thanks to 
Bill Martin for making this information available on the Internet. 



The following is copied from Bill's Site. Fasten your seatbelt and click on the following
link to go to Bill's page:


Our Lady of Holy Angels Church 
Brudenell 

transcribed by 

IDA REED 


These records are broken into files each containing a range of Dates. 
The earliest records are in Latin, and you will need to do a bit of translating to 
be able to use them. Later records are all in English. These records are NOT INDEXED, 
so you will have to check them manually for the names you are looking for. I would 
suggest you use the FIND function on your browser. It can be invoked by holding down 
the Control Key (CTRL) and pressing the letter f. 


... Bill Martin
November 19, 2002:

See also Mount St. Patrick in Renfrew Township.
December 10, 2002:
Al:
    I was directed to your site by Fr. Dan Ryan  of Kingston, ON.  All very 
    interesting.  What do you have on Renfrew County, particularily in the 
    Cormac area.  That is where our ancestary - Ryan, Roche, May landeds along 
    with Green and O'Neil.
    Daniel James Ryan marr'd Elizabeth Roche in Cormac, Renfrew County 4 June, 1913.  
    They are the parents of my wife Ann and Fr. Dan's grandparents.
    Fr. Dan has and is doing research on this line along with his mother's.I on the 
    otherhand am an outsider so to speak.  Do you know of anyone doing your sort of 
    searching in the Halton Peel, Waterloo Countys area.  That and Owen Sound, ON are the locations of  my research.
    I am an OGS member #5680 and you now have my Email address.
Come back if you think you can help.
Wm. Q. Ferguson
_________________________

Mr. Ferguson:

If you don't find what you're looking for at Bill Martin's site, you probably could 
try going to the home page of the Upper Ottawa Valley Genealogy Society (UOVGEN).
They have a query board which is followed by a lot of knowledgeable people in that area.

... Al
December 12, 2002:
Al:
    Roach is an English surname.  Roche is French.  Somewhere along years ago 
    some of these people emigrated to Ireland.
            Thank you for your reply  and also for the info.
Wm. Q.
September 27, 2003:
FINNERTY
Hello 
My name Michael Haugh from Toronto,ont Im writing on behalf of my mother 
anne marie haugh(nee Ronan )
Her mothers name was Anna May Finnerty daughter of Simon Finnerty and 
lucy jane (nee Sullivan)
I've been looking for the death records of the church in brudnell,ont because 
we have been up there and there is a new and old part across the street of 
the cemetary and very much interested who is there... we know most of the 
info But I would like to hear Of any added infomation   thank you very much
 
yours truly Mike Haugh p.s My e-mail is 
MikeHaugh@sympatico.ca
August 31, 2004:
SULLIVAN
To who whom it may concern:
i am debbie whitehouse (nee sullivan )
my father who had died few years ago is joseph sullivan and my mother is florence sher..
my grand father was dennis sullivan and margaret mary o'grady and my great grandfather 
was john sullivan and bridget caughlin..  
I find it very interesting and i did visited killaloe last week for a week vacation...
and went to the cemetery  to see my grandparent and my great grandparent O'grady in 
brudenell and killaloe
from 
debbie whitehouse
whitehouse@mountaincable.net
October 19, 2004:
DOYLE
I have an abbreviated obituary of my great-grandfather Joseph Doyle, 
a resident of Brudenell (township councillor and school board trustee) who 
died (age 83) in late Feb of 1920 or 1921.  He was married to 
Annie O'Grady of Nepean and had 12 children.  I know something 
of his parents and quite a bit about descendants.
Do any of you have anything to add?  I live in New Jersey.
... Daniel
 July 7, 2006:

Michael Umpherson is researching the Martin Mulcahy / Mulcahey and Ellen Doyle family.

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