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to CanadianWarBrides.com!
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Click
here to see Lost Canadian Jackie Scott, War Bride daughter, on CBC's The National |  | Click
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Madeline Fitzgerald as a member of the Womens Land
Army. Madeline's story is in "Captured Hearts" New Brunswick's War Brides"
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Welcome to the Canadian
War Brides website. I hope you enjoy visiting this
site and learning about the wonderful War Brides of World
War Two!
This is an independent website created by
War Bride historian Melynda Jarratt for information purposes
only. It does NOT represent any War Brides organization nor
does it receive any funding.
I am frequently asked about contacts in provincial
war bride associations and about how to access passenger lists.
I also receive many inquiries from young students researching
Heritage Fair projects, to university students doing more
in depth research on the War Bride story. I also help adopted
children, family members and war children seeking their long
lost Canadian War Bride mothers and or their veteran fathers
from the Second World War. Please feel free to contact me
at melynda@canadianwarbrides.com
and I'll try my best to help you!
May 19-21, 2017 : Canadian War Brides
and Families Reunion in Ottawa, Ontario. To see photos and
for more information visit their website at CanadianWarBridesandFamilies.ca
More news, articles and information about
Canadian War Brides on my FACEBOOK
site.
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War Brides: The stories of the women who left everything behind to follow the men they loved is now available in Canada at
Dundurn Press, at your local bookseller or on line at Amazon.ca and Amazon.com
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Captured Hearts: New Brunswick's War Brides
Available from
GooseLane Editions
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200 years of British Newspapers are available on line from the British Newspaper Archive
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Canadian and US War Bride Passsenger Lists are available on line from FindMyPast.com
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Click here for larger image. The late Helen (Grant) Hitchon and her son Alan on board the RMS Mauretania, February 5, 1946 as it departed from Liverpool.
Photo courtesy of the late (Sgt.) K.M. Hermiston, CWAC Photographer, WWII
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