The Ontario Archaeological Society is a registered charitable organization that promotes the ethical practice of archaeology. For regulatory information consult the Ontario Heritage Act.
Ontario Archaeological Society - Huronia Chapter
This chapter of the Ontario Archaeological Society (OAS) was re-established in 2007.
The Ontario Archaeological Society is a registered charitable organization that promotes the ethical practice of archaeology.
Ontario's historic and prehistoric resources are continually being destroyed by urban, commercial and industrial development.
The general public, students and professional alike are encouraged to become members of the Society and to support its co-ordinating role in helping to record and preserve our non-renewable cultural heritage.
Huronia Chapter Monthly Meetings:
second Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM at venues tbd and included in the meeting announcements. - the presentation portion of the meeting is open to the public a no cost.
Executive for 2019
President: John Raynor
Vice President: Dayle Elder
Vice President: Dayle Elder
Treasurer: Jo Ann Knicely
Secretary: Peter Davis
Member at large: James Stewart
Member at large: James Stewart
Huronia Chapter of the OAS website is found at
Mailing Address:
c/o Huronia Museum
549 Little Lake Park,
PO Box 638, Midland, Ontario L4R 4P4
Rules of this Blog
Blog Aim: help in the discovery and preservation of the earliest history of Huronia (Simcoe Co. in Ontario Canada) and serve as a forum for discussion of the historic record and archaeology of this area with some concentration on the period of Huron settlement and French "contact". Please feel free to comment, or join and place a post.
Blog contents do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the OAS or the Huronia Chapter.
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1 comment:
My name is Pierre Philippe Brûlé, I live in Montreal. I come from a family of seven, all born in the Outaouais ... we are all alive. In the early 1970s my father commissioned a complete family tree for both sides (my mother was born Patenaude) from the Drouin Institute in Montreal. It turned out that we were directly linked to Antoine Brûlé (known as Francoeur). To learn more about Étienne Brûlé, who arrived in 1608 with Champlain, it seems that he had a son named Antoine. It seems that we are about the 21th generation in North America... from all a French ligneage.
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