5 Aug 2014
War of 1812
There is a pause in activities for the next short while. Next will be an attack
on Fort Erie as an attempt is made to move the Americans back across the river.
WW1
Yesterday 4 Aug 2014 is the 100th anniversary of the start of World War 1.
The German Army moved to attack Belgium and the British requested they stop,
which they did not, so Britain declared War. Canada, due to the current situation,
was involved.
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- The picture above is that of my GGGrandfather, Joseph Stanzel bc 1795 place tbd He was in Napoleons Army to Moscow in 1812 and made it home. Left next year for Belfast Ire ??. Ended up in the British 60th Regiment, how I do not know, came to Canada with that Reg't and settled in Goulbourn Twp, Carleton County. Lived the rest of his life near Ashton
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