Canadian genealogy program "Ancestors In The Attic" returns to History Television (in Canada) tomorrow evening at 6pm (with a repeat at 9pm).
Be sure to tune in, tell your friends, and most of all the network so we can enjoy future seasons of this enjoyable program.
The first three seasons of the program can be viewed online at Ancestors In The Attic @ History Television
More information about the upcoming fourth season can be found at:
Ancestors In The Attic @ Primitive Entertainment
Ancestors In The Attic @ History Television
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Wednesday, January 07, 1998
Scattering of Seeds: 13 Part Series on Canada's First Immigrants
If you subscribe to Canada's History Channel, watch out for the following series:
Scattering of Seeds -- This 13-part series profiles some of Canada's first immigrants and their triumphant tales. The opener tells the inspiring story of Russian Jews who overcame persecution in their homeland to find prosperity in Calgary. The family's contributions to Canada are impressive: Morris, one of Judah and Chasia Shumiatcher's 11 children, founded the Smithbilt Hat Company, makers of the official white cowboy hat used in the 1988 Calgary Olympics, while others became lawyers, filmmakers and scientists. Future episodes look at Ontario's Mennonites and Japanese-Canadians during WWII.
This series is scheduled to start Wednesday, January 14, 1998. Check your local TV listings
Scattering of Seeds -- This 13-part series profiles some of Canada's first immigrants and their triumphant tales. The opener tells the inspiring story of Russian Jews who overcame persecution in their homeland to find prosperity in Calgary. The family's contributions to Canada are impressive: Morris, one of Judah and Chasia Shumiatcher's 11 children, founded the Smithbilt Hat Company, makers of the official white cowboy hat used in the 1988 Calgary Olympics, while others became lawyers, filmmakers and scientists. Future episodes look at Ontario's Mennonites and Japanese-Canadians during WWII.
This series is scheduled to start Wednesday, January 14, 1998. Check your local TV listings
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