Barry Walser
Honor Code SignatorySigned 11 Jan 2023 | 7,936 contributions | 83 thank-yous | 1,161 connections
Signed 11 Jan 2023 | 7,936 contributions | 83 thank-yous | 1,161 connections
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Barry A. Walser
Born 1950s.
Ancestors 
Brother of
[private sister (1950s - unknown)], [private sister (1950s - unknown)], [private brother (1950s - unknown)] and [private sister (1960s - unknown)]
Father of
[private daughter (1980s - unknown)] and [private son (1990s - unknown)]
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Biography
I was born in 1955 in the town of Port Credit, Ontario in Canada. My parents were Eugene Walser and Gerolima Fardella. I had three sisters Dianne, Sammi and Susan and a brother Leonard. I worked in the family business, Walser Furniture Refinishing part-time keeping track of the time worked by employees on each piece of furniture by operation worked from the age of 10 to 15. The last few years of high school, I also worked during the summer for The Town of Mississauga cutting grass and maintaining flower gardens. In 1980, I graduated from The University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Mathematics. From 1980 to 2021, I was employed planning production and inventory for manufacturers of metal, plastic and paper products while living in Toronto and Newmarket in Ontario, Canada 1982, I married Roberta Walser. 1984, my daughter, Jennifer Walser was born. 1985 I received a Materials Control Certificate. 1985 I received a Certificate in Purchasing. 1987 I received a C.P.I.M.(certified in production and inventory management) designation. 1991, my son Brian Walser was born. 2021 I retired and we moved to Bancroft, Ontario in Canada into a condominium that we purchased 20 years earlirer.
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- First-hand information. Entered by Barry Walser January 28, 2023.
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In regard to your comment about Michelarcangelo Bulso-92....His given name is as it appears on his birth record. The actual record is the source and it is linked to where it was found. It is an Italian record -written in Italian--I'm unaware of where an English version might be found.
Thanks for your interest in the Phaneuf/Faneuf clan. The various spellings of the surname have caused a fair amount of confusion over the years. The most common current spelling is Phaneuf (the one my grandmother used). This spelling became common around the middle of the 19th century and eventually mostly replaced the Faneuf spelling. The story of the origin of the surname can be found on the profile of Claude Matthias (Farnsworth) Fanef (1690-1773) who is the ancestor of the entire clan.
FamilySearch trees are secondary sources and should never be used as a sole source. Only primary sources, such as baptism and birth records should be used as sources for last name at birth (LNAB) on Wikitree. Another point of confusion is the practice of name standardization, as is used at sites such as PRDH, where the Phaneuf spelling is often applied to individuals whose baptismal records clearly use the Faneuf or Fanef spelling. In regards to Claude Faneuf (1778-1855), both his father Francois and paternal grandfather Jean Baptiste have had comments for over a year requesting the profile owner to change the spelling of their LNAB. Neither of these men ever used the Phaneuf spelling.
Best regards,
Paul
Barry
If you're interested in a paid subscription service, the most popular ones seem to be Drouin and PRDH. If you're more frugal (like me) and prefer a free service then the Quebec parish records at Familysearch and BANQ are my favorites. Unfortunately, these are not indexed, so you have to search them the old fashioned way, except that now we can flip pages digitally from the comfort of our own home. You can access them both from this index at https://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/Genealogie-paroisses-Quebec.aspx?lng=en.
It's fairly rare in my experience, but sometimes user provided trees at Familysearch include links to the parish records at the site in the sources section. More often I find that the user provided trees at Nos Origines (https://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/genealogie.aspx?lng=en) provide links to the original parish records at either Familysearch or BANQ. I usually search for a person there before manually searching the parish records at Familysearch, just in case.
Hope this helps,
Paul
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Antonio Fardella )(23/22); Leonardo Fardella (28/25); Gerolima Fardella (20/19); Rose Fardella (27/24); Teresa Bonaccorso (29/25/24) and Santa Ciraulo (27/24/26/28). Sorry to bother you and any help would be greatly appreciated. Barry Walser
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