Knowledge (XXG)

Canadian Friends Historical Association

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CFHA is a not-for-profit national body and a registered Canadian charitable organization. All activity and governance are performed by unpaid volunteers, and membership is open to all. CFHA was incorporated under the laws of Ontario in 2011. Although it is not a formal part of any Yearly Meeting of
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CFHA actively encourages and supports interest in Canadian Quaker history and research by providing open website access to hundreds of published articles and several monographs it has produced since 1972. The association also sponsors information booths at related conferences, such as the
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in Sparta, Ontario. Another project is the Family History Project which seeks to document the lives and experiences of the thousands of descendants of Quaker settlers from the 18th century onwards.  A more recent project has been the Transcription of Minute books and Registers of the
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The association engages in various projects in support of its mission. The oldest project is the Built Heritage Register. The purpose of this register is to document, recognize and, if possible, preserve Quaker-built heritage in Canada such as the
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which contain many references to Canadian Friends. Other transcriptions such as the West Lake Meeting minutes have been posted online. Another project is to openly identify people of Quaker heritage who have entries in Knowledge (XXG) such as
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in Canada. The Association is responsible for two publications, a quarterly newsletter and an annual Canadian Quaker History Journal, and one annual conference in September. The Association maintains a website at www.cfha.info .
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The annual conference often meets in places where Quakers made a notable contribution, and the event consists of visiting cemeteries, museums, and markets looking for lost Quaker heritage. For example, in 2008 the CFHA met in
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the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), meetings of the Executive and business conducted are performed in the manner of Friends, and Quaker principles and ethos are maintained.
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Maria Canton, Quakers here to explore link to Underground Railroad, Owen Sound Sun Times, Monday, September 22, 2008
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http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~saylormowbray/quakbooks.html
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to assist people in search of their Quaker genealogy.
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Quakers
Owen Sound
Underground Railway
John Moore House
Nine Partners Meeting
Millbrook, New York
Timothy Rogers
Samuel Moore
Charles Ambrose Zavitz
Ontario Genealogical Society
Ontario Historical Society
Pickering College
"Our past can help shape our future: The Canadian Friends Historical Association"
"Home"
"Canada Revenue Agency/Agence du revenu du Canada"
"CFHA Transcriptions"
the original
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~saylormowbray/quakbooks.html
Category
Learned societies of Canada

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