After Lavinia
Emily GravelleUncovering family histories from Maritime Canada and beyond. Stories of bloodlines, memories, and the whispers of the past.
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| Issues | 13 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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The 19th-Century Power Couple Who Helped Build Montreal
In 1839, a carpenter and his bride stood before a priest in Notre-Dame Basilica with little more than a craftsman's skill and a determination to build something. Fifty years later, Guillaume Pallascio commanded a firm of 150 tradesmen, nego...
The Day Ada Acker Chose Tomorrow
When typhoid fever swept through a Nova Scotia fishing village in 1899, Ada Acker Nowe lost her husband, her daughter, and nearly everything she knew. What she chose next didn’t just shape her own survival—it reshaped generations. This is t...
I Started Sharing My Ancestors’ Stories on Substack. Here’s What Happened
I didn’t expect a family history newsletter to change the way I see myself as a writer. When I launched After Lavinia in May, I thought I was simply sharing ancestors’ stories with relatives. Instead, it’s grown into something larger—a path...
The Vanishing of Blanche Veinotte
She left the Maritimes with a suitcase of dreams, seeking reinvention in Manhattan’s bright lights. But Blanche Veinotte’s life became a quiet struggle, marked by trauma and the hidden weight of mental health in an era of limited care and h...
Goodbye, Prince Edward Island: An Unexpected Farewell
This is a follow-up to my recent post Stranded on Prince Edward Island: Uncovering My Ancestors’ Hidden Story. Read it HERE if you haven’t already.
To recap, Prince Edward Island has been a favourite vacation spot for my family. I thought...
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I follow the whispers of the past, uncovering stories ancestors left behind. Inspired by my grandmother Lavinia, I explore hidden histories, lost voices, and the secrets that linger in family memory.
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