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Sorry To Hear That Basil Brittian Of Weymouth Has Passed Away
Today Wed June 24 2009 At 8:00 A.m.
Please Get In Touch With Judy About Plan's And Burial Service.
Sorry To Lose Such A Person,
May God Honour You With Bless'ing.
We All Going To Miss You.
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Host: leefrancis@eastlink.ca
Inregrauds to this below :
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Rembering the Different Family Such As Francis and Simms And Brothers And Shanks And Marsman Pomp And Stevenson And All The Other's family's member's From The Local Area Of Delaps Cove And Surrounding Area's.
who have passed on.
Type: Trips - Daytrip
Network: Global
Date: Sunday, August 2, 2009
Time: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Location: Delaps Cove, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia
Email: leefrancis@eastlink.ca
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Lee Francis will be arranging a day trip
to our family homestead
for all family members and guest.
The date and time will be
forthcoming. The remembrance and solemn tribute
should be an eye
opener and a tremendous opportunity for all to learn of their
ancestrial background. This should be an emotional journey into
our ancestrial past. We are presently looking at the logistics and
timing of this tribute.
Please feel free to add your input as to what you would like to
see take place.(August 02, 2009 )
If You Need To Contact Someone Please Contact Your Local Chief Number's Are Listed Below, Within This Web Site.
The Forgotten People Aboriginal Society
Po Box 1900 - 19 Warwick St
Digby Ns B0V 1A0
Dated :2/22/2009
T.F.P.A.S. Email Is
Email: wardsmith@hotmail.com
It is important for all new applicants to know that as Aboriginal:
I. Individual Aboriginal are not exempt from sales or income tax.
2. We have no recognized Aboriginal Fishing Rights as of yet,
3. We are currently working on a plan to gain access, as Aboriginals, to hunting and fishing Rights with the Provrncial Government of Nova Scotia.
4. And that, most importantly, we must first crawl before we can run. Mission
Working together, Community, volunteers, staff and like - minded friends deliver a very large and visible effort of the Forgotten People Aboriginal Society 2005 to work and help members in need go forward to a better future. This section Serving and Helping, will soon provide both a summary overview, as well as a link to (Soon To Come) PDF fact sheets about T.F.P.A.S. 2005 current programs, services, initiatives, and projects managed and administered by the Forgotten People Aboriginal Society 2005. You can also link directly from this Intro Menu to the main Serving and Helping Section on the website which will soon contain all the programs, services, initiatives and projects available.
The T.F.P.A.S.2005 Communities of Aboriginal Peoples Is a continuum as one of the Aboriginal Commodity Of Kanada. The Continuum section includes brief information about: our ancestral homelands, Our many contacts within the past thousand years, The plight which European wars of supremacy in North America have inflicted, The Colonial and continuing Indian Policy violating our birth right identity As Aboriginal Peoples of Aboriginal Nations of Our Peoples. And our continued perseverance and presence as direct descendent Aboriginal Peoples Continuing on our traditional ancestral homelands of Mi'kma'ki. This is a very complex subject because the Forgotten People Nation,Once encompassed parts of eastern Kanada And Then Spread in the four space on the compass, and thought out the world.
The issue is further complicated by the infamous removal of the Natives to other country during the great 1755 deportation of Nova Scotia.
During the 1800s and 1900s, settlers which make the genealogy research process even more difficult. Some Natives desired to retain their Native American lineage and others did not.
The Kanada Government conducted several censuses of the Natives (Indians) both on a pre and post-removal basis. These genealogies are printed in two publications called Census of Canada. And The Web Site automatedgenealogy.com (Both can be found on the internet.)
The company also has a research service available on a cost basis. Today, the Band of The Forgotten People Indians has Many Different Family, Enrolled members around Different Family names And Linkages.
While some genealogy records exist for the tribal members, it is nearly impossible to trace Ever genealogy based on a single name, which may not appear as part of tribal records.
*** We Are Currently Trying To Talk To Rep Of The Provincials And Federal Government And The United Nation Aboriginal Div, And I.N.A.C. " Minister Of Indian Affairs " On All Issue's Currently At Hand. Such As Our Reinstallment Of Native Indian's Of Canada And Parts Of The US Of A ... For Our Rights as ABORIGINAL PEOPLE OF OUR GREAT LAND'S.
| T.F.P.A.S. Steering / Working Committee.
Minister of Econimic Devop And:
Grand Council Chief Ward T. Smith
Email @ wardsmith@hotmail.com
2nd in charge of society :
Basil Brittian
3rd in charge of society :
Darlene Weir
Minister of Hunting And Fishing :
Grand Keptian Charles Deveau
Minister of Housing :
Matthew Mohar
Minister of Culture And Hetitage :
Robert Larramore
Minister of Education :
Cara Ann Forrow - Lawrence
Minister's of Justice / Social :
Lee Francis & Rocky Francis
Minister of Health :
Joseph J. Smith (Jr)
Minister of Sport And Rec :
Heather Saulnier | Grand Council Office
Phone # 902 245 4296 Faxsmile # 902 245 5664
. Pl;ease Follow These Useful Link To Different Goverment Office's That May Be Able To Assist Yourself With Different Issues.
Service Canada http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/home.shtml
Nova Scotia Labour and Workforce Development http://www.gov.ns.ca/lwd/
Nova Scotia Community Services http://www.gov.ns.ca/coms/
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Then the local area will hold A public info meeting, with the general membership. call you local chief or chieftian or council for meeting date's and time's.
Digby Band # 1. Digby Chief Joe Handspiker. Ph # 902 245 2128 Will be holding a Meeting On, The Last Saturday of Each Month @ 1:00 P.M. @ Rev Fell Chunch @ Bethel temple Church, on 184 Victoria St Digby @ 1:00 P.m.
Annapolis Band # 2 Acting Chief Dale Hamilron * We Would Like To Thank Jackie Farrow / Lawrence. For Voluteering With The Society, She Will Be Missed As She Has Retired as Chiefton (*** But Will Remand As H.R. On The Econimic Comm, For TFPAS ***), Due To Her Buzy Time line. " Once Again Jackie Thank You, For Your Years Of Special Services as chiefton, To Us As A Whole. (God Bless)" *
Sissiboo Band # 3 Chief Is Raymond Saulnier. Will Be Having A Meeting On, T.B.A. * Call 902 837 4028, Basil and Judy for info.
King's Band # 4 Chiefton is Darlene Weir. will be holding a Meeting On, T.B.A. Ph # 902 542 7020
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