The Didicher branch of my family are Banaters: ethnic German farmers who settled in the Danube River valley in the eighteenth century, in the village of Traunau in what was then Hungary and is now in Romania. My grandfather came to Canada to farm in the 1920s, and married a Scots woman who had also emigrated to Canada.
The Winter branch is the one from Scotland, from Angus county. They were farmers, labourers, wrights, and textile workers.
The Wilson and Young branches are Canadian: a mix of English, Scottish, Irish, a little Pennsylvania Dutch, perhaps a little Native blood. They lived mostly in Southern Ontario, and were farmers, ministers, doctors, and nurses.

• Nicole Didicher Family Tree (25 KB)
  
• Catherine Winter Family Tree (17 KB)
  
• Josef Didicher Family Tree (2 KB)
  

• Elena Attwood Young (179 KB)
  Elena Attwood Young (1871-1957), probably her Normal School (teacher's college) graduation photo
• A.C. Attwood (34 KB)
  A.C. Attwood (1834-1919), taken in 1918
• Young family, c. 1890 (2069 KB)
  Young family, c. 1890: William & George (back), Tom, Ida, Fanny, and Jane Pearson Young (mother of all the rest)
• Rev. George M. Young (120 KB)
  Rev. G.M. Young (1874-1957), probably his Knox College graduation photo

Nicky Didicher
nicky@earthlingnet.zzn.com

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