Leamy Lake Park - The History Around Us - Part 3 of 3

In this Part 3 of 3 episodes, we explore the location of the first settler farms and the oldest road in the National Capital Region.
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[@bluebird2799]

As a Leamy who has never been to this part of the world I found your videos fascinating. My great grand father was Louis Napoleon Leamy who eventually moved west to BC. His son, my grandfather crossed the border into Idaho so we are the western US branch of the family. Thank you for the tour!

[@ottawavalleyrambles3365]

That’s amazing! Make sure to watch the video that comes after this one. There is even more about Andrew Leamy. th-cam.com/video/0kG-XNb6HUw/w-d-xo.html

[@taturpin]

I think you and my husband may be related. His great grandfather was Louis Napoleon Leamy and his grandfather was Walter Joseph Leamy.

[@taturpin]

Thank you for researching and sharing this history. We ordered your book, Walking in the Footsteps of Philemon Wright, and it’s wonderful. My husband is a descendant.

[@bigriver2000]

I've walked down that path not knowing anything about this. Very cool.

[@bigriver2000]

I got chills on this one when you brought us to Wright's first shanty location, and the rest of the presentation was exceptional. Now I know why I would feel the past whenever I used to bike along that path. Please don't stop with these fascinating videos. Have fun boys. Cheers

[@actcompany]

Thank you so much. We're enjoying bringing this history to everyone.