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| 101 | According to the letter written by Mary, widow of James Glover, Lizzie came from Michigan to the funeral. On the 1870 Census of Ingersoll, Midland, Michigan are: Parmely Charles, Aged 32, Male, Farmer, Value of Real Estate 2000, Value of Personal Estate 600, Born Michigan Parmley Elizabeth, Aged 23, Female, Keeps House, Born Ohio Parmley Clara M., Aged 2, Female, Born Michigan Parmley Otis, Aged 6/12, Male, Born Michigan On the 1880 Census of Ingersoll, Midland, Michigan are: Parmela Charles, Male, Aged 42, Head, Farmer, Born Michigan, Father Born Masachusetts, Mother Born Connecticut Parmela Elizabeth, Female, Aged 32, Wife, Keeping House, Born Ohio, Father Born Unknown, Mother Born Ireland Parmela Otis, Male, Aged 10, Son, At School, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Ohio Parmela Anna, Female, Aged 7, Daughter, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Ohio Parmela George, Male, Aged 5, Son, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Ohio | Glover, Elizabeth "Lizzie" (I01483)
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| 102 | Adopted by his mother's brother George Elliot Mabee and his wife Eula Northrup after his mother's death on April 18, 1919 in Sault Ste., Marie, Algoma District, Ontario Carleton Deaths, Ottawa - Mabee David Mansell (Adopted Child), Date of Death January 5, 1922, Place of Death St. Luke's Hospital, Male, Aged 2 Years 9 Months, Born Canada, April 16, 1919, Father George E. Mabee, Born Canada, Mother Northrup, Informant George Mabee, 75 Powell Ave., Relation Father, Place of Burial Beachwood Cemetery, Date of Burial January 7, 1922, Cause of Death Spastic Paraplegia, Contributory Cause of Death Myocarditis, Physician G. S. MacCarthy, Ottawa | Mansell, David Ivor (I03751)
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| 103 | Adopted Child, Was born William Hobbs | Dennis, William R "Slick" (I01342)
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| 104 | After Jacob's death Barbara was known as "Widow Hoober" The following is an excerpt from an Instrument for the sale of property from Martin Kundig and Hans Heer to Hans Boyer. The First Byerland Church would be built on this land in 1748 (still standing at a different location). The land Hans Boyer purchased bordered on "ULRICH HOOBER'S " land and "THE WIDOW HOOBER'S" land. - Bearing date the Twenty second day of November in the year of our Lord 1717 the quantity of five thousand Acres of Land was granted to be surveyed unto Martin Kundig and Hans Heer among the Surveys then made on Conestogo and Pequea Creeks in the County now called Lancaster. In pursuance of which said Warrant there was Surveyed in part of the quantity therein mentioned on the Tenth day of May Anno 1719 a certain Tract of Land within the said County Beginning at a white Oak by the said Pequea Creek at a corner of John Farrer's Land and extending thence by the same North North East fifteen perches to a Post and South by East thirty six perches to a Post and North North East eighty perches to a Post and North seventy eight degrees East forty perches to a black Oak thence by ULRICH HOOBER'S land South East by East eighty perches to a Hickery tree thence by WIDOW HOOBER'S Land South Sixty perches to a post South Six degrees. East thirty two perches to a Post and South three degrees East two hundred and one perches to a Post thence by vacant Land, West by North Sixty five perches to a White oak and South by East twenty eight perches to a Post by the aforesaid Creek thence up by the same on several Courses two hundred and eighty perches to the place of Beginning containing two hundred and ten Acres and the Allowance of Six Acres on each hundred for Roads and Highways as in and by the Survey thereof remaining in our Surveyor General's Office and from thence certified into our Secretary's Office may appear. And Whereas in and by one Deed poll bearing date the twentieth day of October Anno 1736 for the consideration therein mentioned the said Martin Kundigg and Hans Heer did Bargain and Sell all their Right and claim of and in the Same Tract of Land unto Hans Boyer of the County Aforesaid. | Barbara (I00009)
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| 105 | After John Hoover's death Christina adopted a daughter, Margaret Ashbury Hoover. | Byer, Christina (I00124)
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| 106 | Algoma Deaths, Hilton Beach - Rush Joseph, Male, Born England, Married, Aged 74 Years, Born Port Dover, Ontario, September 28th, Mechanic, At Place of Death 50 Years, Father Born England, Mother Born England, Physician T. R. Heath, Desbarats, Informant Mrs. Joseph Rush, Hilton Beach, Wife, Place of Burial Hilton Beach, Date of Burial July 26th 1928, Undertaker Peter Chesterfield, Richard's Landing, Date of Death July 23rd 1928, Cause of Death Coronary Thrombosis, Contributory Cause of Death Arterio Sclerosis, W. J. Trainor Division Registrar of Hilton Beach | Rush, Joseph (I06269)
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| 107 | Algoma Marriages, Town of Steelton - King Willliam, Aged 25 Years, Resides Steelton, Born Peterboro, Bachelor, Fireman, Father Irvin King, Mother Mary Graham, Gamble Carrie, Aged 23 Years, Resides Steelton, Born Euphrasia, Spinster, Domestic, Father Robert Gamble, Mother Eliza Platte, Witnesses Frank Allen, Steelton, Jennie Gamble, Steelton, July 26th 1905 at Steelton, Groom Presbyterian, Bride Presbyterian, Solemnized by D. McEachern, by License, Registered July 20 1905, J. Robinson Division Registrar of Steelton | King, William (I18004)
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| 108 | Allen C. Fess, of Emerson & Hague Company, Winnipeg, formerly of Selkirk, Ont. married Miss Minnie Maud Eaid, third daughter of late Thomas Eaid of Jarvis, 4 Sep 1902 in Winnipeg, Manitoba [SR19021009] | Fess, Allan C. (I03111)
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| 109 | Amelia Underhill Ryerse was born on February 02, 1798 at Port Ryerse in Norfolk County, then part of Upper Canada; the daughter of Samuel Vanderhoff Ryerse; the founder of the settlement on Lake Erie, and his wife Sarah Underhill (The Widow Davenport) Originally from New Jersey, her father was forced from his home after the American Revolution,,and relocated to New Brunswick. Like other Loyalists he found the soil there unsuitable for farming, and after petitoning British General John Graves Simcoe, then Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada; for better land, was given a grant on the north shore of Lake Erie, where he founded Port Ryerse. Throughout the War of 1812; Amelia kept a diary, which was later published by her cousin, Egerton Ryerson; which provides us with an excellent insight into the lives and thoughts of women during this time in Canadian history. Amelia would continue the diary for many years, recording the changes in her life and the country. Following is her account of an attack by American forces on her home in 1814. She was just 16 and her mother, a widow. "In May of 1814 we had several days of heavy fog. On the 18th, I think, the fog lifted. We saw seven or eight ships under the American flag anchored off Ryerse with a small number of small Boats floating by the side of each ship. As the fog clered away they hoisted sail and dropped down three miles below us, opposite Port Dover. On the following morning, the 25th of May, as my Mother and myself were at breakfast, the Dogs made an unusual barking. I went to the door to discover the cause. When I looked up I saw the hillside and the fields as the eye could reach covered with American soldiers. They had landed at Patterson's Creek. Burnt the Mills and village of Port Dover and then marched to Ryerse. Two men stepped from the ranks, selected some large chips, came into the room where we were standing and took coals from the hearth, without speaking. My mother knew instinctively what they were going to do. She went out and asked to see the commanding officer, a gentleman rode up to her and said he was the person she asked for. She entreated him to spare her property and said that she was a widow with a young family. He answered her civilly & respectfully and regretted that his orders were to Burn, but that He would spare the house, which he did, & said in justification that the Buildings were used as barracks and the mill furnished flour for British Troops. Very soon we saw a column of dark smoke arise from every Building and what at early morn had been a prosperous homestead, at noon there remained only smouldering ruins. The following day Col. Talbot and the Militia under his command marched to Fort Norfolk. The Americans were then safe on board their own ships & well on their way to their own shores. My Father had been dead less than two years, & little remained of all his labours, excepting the orchards and cultivated fields. It would not be easy to describe my mother's feelings as she looked at the desolation around her." In April of 1815, Amelia met Captain John Harris, and they were married on June 28, 1815. John was born on June 21, 1782; in Devonshire, England, the son of the local curate. At the age of 12 he ran away to sea and eventually joined the Royl Navy. He served in England and South America, before being sent to Kingston in March of 1813; and later participated in the battle of Crysler's Farm. After the war, he remained in Upper Canada, where he joined a team that was surveying the Thousand Islands and Great Lakes. Amelia and John first settled in Kingston, where she assisted her husband with his survey work. On September 1, 1817; John retired from the Navy and the Harrises moved back to Port Ryerse, where they tried farming; while John continued his work as a surveyor. He was an advocate of the advancement of scientific study and belonged to several academic societies. In 1832, the Harris family purchased land in London, Ontario, where they built Eldon House, moving there in 1834. John became active in local and provincial politics, and served as Treasurer of London District for thirty years. He died on August 25, 1850, two days after his daughter Mary' s wedding. Amelia died at Eldon House on March 24, 1882; but her diaries live on as a reminder of life in Canada as it was more than a century ago; through the eyes of a Canadian woman. | Ryerse, Amelia Underhill (I19516)
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| 110 | An Alx. Weir was witness to the marriage of Ann Bloomer and Jacob Garner 1877 Historical Atlas of Norfolk County Alexander Weir, Post Office Nixon, Concession XIV, Lot 16, 100 Acres Concession XIII, Lot 16, 100 Acres An Alx. Weir was witness to the marriage of Ann Bloom and Jacob Garner On the 1881 Census of Windham, Norfolk North, Ontario are: Alexander Weir, Married, Male, Irish, Aged 58, Born Ireland, Farmer, E P M Eliza Weir, Married, Female, Irish, Aged 33, Born Quebec, E P M Amanda Weir, Female, Irish, Aged 23, Born Ontario, Seamstress, E P M William H Weir, Male, Irish, Aged 21, Born Ontario, Farmer, E P M Erwin Weir, Male, Irish, Aged 25, Born Ontario, E P M Martha Weir, Female, Irish, Aged 13, Born Ontario, E P M Amelia Weir, Female, Irish, Aged 11, Born Ontario, E P M Robert Weir, Male, Irish, Aged 5, Born Ontario, E P M Felix Weir, Male, Irish, Aged 4, Born Ontario, E P M On the 1891 Census of Windham, Norfolk, Ontario are: Weir Alexander, Male, Aged 64, Widowed, Born Ireland, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Ireland, Methodist, Farmer Weir Erwin, Male, Aged 25, Single, Born Ontario, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist Weir Martha, Female, Aged 22, Single, Born Ontario, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist Weir Amelia, Female, Aged 20, Single, Born Ontario, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist Weir Cecilla, Female, Aged 20, Single, Born Ontario, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist Weir Robert, Male, Aged 15, Single, Born Ontario, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist Norfolk Deaths, Windham - Weir Alexander, Male, Irish, June 1st 1911, Place of Birth Not Known, Aged 85 Years as near as known, Place of Death Lot 16, Concession 14, Windham, Farmer, Widower, Father Not Known, Born Ireland, Mother Not Known, Born Ireland, Physician Dr. McIntosh M. D., Simcoe, Informant Erwin Weir, Woodstock, Cause of Death Senility, Duration A Year or So, Immediate Cause of Death Laryngitis, Duration 2 Days, J. T. Campbell Division Registrar of Windham Amelia Weir, born 1879, Alex Weir, Eliza Montgomery | Weir, Alexander (I05949)
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| 111 | AN OLD WAR STORY There is "An Old War Story" long past the time for telling. During the War of 1812 and at a time when the Americans occupied the Niagara and Sandwich areas, then temporarily gained control of Lake Erie, a group of residents of the Long Point Settlement, London District, aided the Americans. This was more than likely due to dissatisfaction with the Government which was in place at the time, judging by some events documented by the Courts of the Quarter Sessions in the early 1800s. At one time General de Rottenburg had ordered the Militia disbanded west of Kingston. Lieutenant Colonel Henry Bostwick learned of activities of this band of marauders and took it upon himself to march with a group of the Norfolk Militia volunteers, forty five in all, from Dover to the mouth of the Nanticoke Creek and confront the bandits at the home of one John Dunham. On the morning of November 13th, 1813, they surprised the group, killing some and taking others prisoner, with one of the Militia, Benjamin Chandler, also losing his life. Thus took place "The Battle of Nanticoke." Others were captured and taken prisoner later. The Nanticoke prisoners were taken to York Gaol, then the following spring taken to Ancaster, where their trials for High Treason continued from May 23rd 1814 ‘til June 21st 1814 and were known as "The Bloody Assizes of Ancaster." Fifteen men were convicted, ten of which were from the London District. Eight of these convicts, six from the London District - John Dunham, Isaiah Brink, Adam Chrysler, Daton Lindsay, Benjamin Simmonds and George Peacock the Younger, along with Noah Payne Hopkins of Queenston and Aaron Stevens of Niagara Township were hanged on a common gallows at Burlington Heights on July 20th,1814. Three more - Jacob Overholser of Niagara and Isaac Pettit and Garrett Null of the London District died the following spring in prison, of the ague or jail fever. Cornelius Howey of the Burford Gore probably died of wounds received at Nanticoke, after pleading guilty. These men left young families to be cared for and raised by others, and had their property confiscated and sold by the Government. Isaac Pettit was a brother in law of John Dickson, who on or about the 28th day of October, 1814, was to commit "The Murder of Captain Francis" at the mouth of the Sandusk Creek. Both Pettit and Dickson were sons in law of Reuben Green of Townsend, who lost his life that same night in the skirmish at Sugar Loaf. A deposition was taken of Elizabeth (Green) Dickson when she returned from Buffalo, after her husband was shot during the skirmish at Sugar Loaf, made it to Buffalo where he died and was buried before she returned to Upper Canada. According to her their intent was to kill William Francis, Thomas Francis, William Drake and Colonel Thomas Talbot. At the Assizes William Francis had testified against Isaiah Brink, Adam Chrysler and Isaac Pettit and his son Thomas Francis testified against Garrett Null, John Johnson, Adam Chrysler, Isaac Pettit and John Dunham, so the motive for the murder was most likely revenge. - Researched by Helen Bingleman and Barbara Roadhouse From Barbara Roadhouse, descendant of Adam Chrysler through his daughter Charity Chrysler who married John Hall - "He was handed down the sentence of drawn and quartered at the Bloody Assizes of Ancaster in l8l4 as a traitor to Canada. It is not known at this time when his wife Elizabeth Chrysler died. I could find 5 Chrysler children who lived and married in Haldimand Co. Adam above is the only Chrysler that I could find in this county, therefore reasonable to assume these then are their children, not to mention the interaction between these families with the exception of the two who ended with their Grandparents Wanner. Also I can prove their son John." Document re Reuben Green Sr. involvement - Location Ticket Complaint about Reuben Green - "His Excellency the Lt. Governor informed the board that a recent communication has been made to him from respectable Authority, that the family of Reuben Green of Woodhouse in the District of London have so late as 5 Jany Inst. received grants as Sons & Daughters Children of a U. E. notwithstanding The said R. Green joined the enemy during the late war & was killed at Sugar Loaf in arms against his Majesty after having burned and plundered the house of Cpt. Wm. Francis and murdered him in the Defense of it - and I request the advice of council as to what recourse if any he is __ to adopt to avert a similar __ in future. Wherefore the Council unanimously recommend that no petition from Sons or Daughters of U. E. Loyalists be hereafter given without certificate signed by the Chairman and Clerk of the Peace that the parent retained his loyalty during the " | Chrysler, Adam (I15995)
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| 112 | Andress Harriet, Infant Daughter of Walter & Elizabeth, Buried Cultus United / Laycock's Cemetery, Houghton Township, Norfolk County | Andress, Harriet (I09938)
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| 113 | Andrew Bingelman Jr. was born in the State of New York on November 18, 1829. His siblings Christina, Rosanah and John Shiveley sailed with their parents Andreas Benkelmann Sr. and Anna Maria Schäufele Benkelmann from Le Havre to New York arriving in America October 14, 1829. The family settled first in Amherst Township, Erie County, New York where they are listed under Andrews Spingleman on the 1830 Census. A son George was born in Lancaster, New York in 1831 and sometime after this they moved to Humberstone Township, Welland County where other children were born. Later they moved to South Cayuga Township, Haldimand County where Andreas Sr. received the Crown Patent to the North Half of Lot 26, Concession V, South Cayuga Township, 100 acres, on July 27, 1854. On August 9th, 1856 Andrew Bingelman Jr. married Mary Ann "Polly" Sherk who was born June 3rd, 1837, daughter of Christian Sherk and Anna Dauner. They had seven children, some born in Moulton Township, and some born in South Cayuga and Rainham Townships. Andrew Bingelman Jr. died in 1870 at the age of 41. Mary Ann then married Henry Rhora in 1873, there were no children from her second marriage. Mary Ann died December 26, 1921. Haldimand Deaths - Andrew Bingleman, 29 August 1870, Male, 38 Years, Farmer, Born Canada, Typhoid Fever Eight Days, Dr. McCallum, Dr. McCallum, Dunnville, 7 Sept. 1870, Menonite, Thos. J. Gailbraith, Haldimand | Bingelman, Andrew (I00970)
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| 114 | Ann Bloomer, born Ireland, daughter of Alex and Elizabeth Weir married Jacob Garner on July 31, 1859. I find no marriage or death for either Hiram Silverthorn or John Bloom. When Mary Jane marries David Barber in 1861 she is Mary Jane Silverthorn, also with the birth of her daughter Letentia May in 1887. With the birth of her daughter Lillie Minerva in 1890 she is given as Mary Jane Bloom. At Aquilla's marriage in 1898 he names her as Mary Jane Bloom, at Abraham's marriage in 1906 he names his mother as Mary Jane Garner. At David Barber's marriage in 1913 he names his mother as Mary Jane Garner, when he registers her death in 1924 he names her father as John Bloom, her mother Ann Weir. At Lillie Minerva's marriage in 1923 her mother is given as Mary Jane Bloom. Mary Jane is always born Ontario on the census, but when registering her death her son David says she was born Ireland. At her marriage, where her sister Mary Jane Barber is a witness, Elizabeth says she was born Canada. Norfolk Marriages - Jacob Garner, Aged 26 Years, Born About 1833, Resides Windham Township, Born Niagara Township, Son of Alex and Elizabeth Garner, Ann Bloomer, Aged 28 Years, Born About 1831, Resides Windham Township, Born Ireland, Daugther of Alex and Elizabeth Weir, Witness Alx Weir, July 31, 1859 at Norfolk, Solemnized by J. A. Miller On the 1881 Census of Walsingham, Norfolk South, Ontario are: Jacob Garner, Married, Male, English, Aged 47, Born Ontario, Farmer, E. Methodist Ann Garner, Married, Female, Irish, Aged 49, Born Ireland, E. Methodist Esther Garner, Female, English, Aged 20, Born Ireland (sic), E. Methodist Ezelda Garner, Female, English, Aged 17, Born Ireland (sic), E. Methodist John Garner, Male, English, Aged 11, Born Ireland (sic), E. Methodist On the 1901 Census of Charlotteville, Norfolk South, Ontario are: Barber Edward, Male, Head, Married, Born March 21, 1841, Aged 60, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Farmer Barber Mary J, Female, Wife, Married, Born January 24,1847, Aged 54, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist Barber Jane, Female, Daughter, Single, Born April 7, 1875, Aged 25, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist Barber David, Male, Son, Single, Born August 3, 1881, Aged 19, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist Barber Abraham, Male, Son, Single, Born June 7, 1884, Aged 16, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist Barber Tensy M., Female, Daughter, Single, Born March 25, 1887, Aged 14, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist Barber Lily M., Female, Daughter, Single, Born May 31,1890, Aged 10 Garner Ann, Female, Mother in Law, Married, Don't Know Day and Month, 1825, Aged 75, Born Ireland, Irish, Canadian, Methodist Norfolk Deaths, Charlotteville - Garner Ann, March 15, 1902, Aged 80 Years, Residence Elmwood, Charlotteville, Housewife, Married, Born Ireland, Cause of Death Paralysis, Duration 17 Days, Physician Dr. Grasett, Methodist, Informant Jas. Hayes M. D., Registered March 16, 1902 | Weir, Ann (I05887)
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| 115 | Anna Hoover was taken to Markham about the time her mother died in 1837, where she was raised by her Uncle John Hoover and his wife Christina Byer. After John's death in 1849 she returned to the Selkirk area for a time. About 1858 she married Samuel Wismer of South Cayuga Township, a widower with two children. Samuel died in September of 1858 and Anna returned to the Markham area where she married Joseph Sherk Wideman in August of 1859. | Hoover, Anna Margaret (I00766)
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| 116 | Anna is on the 1871 Census of Woodhouse, but I find no other trace of her Cline Anna, Female, Aged 4/12, Born December, Born Ontario, Messiah, German, Single | Cline, Anna (I10100)
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| 117 | As a gift for my daughter Justine Clark (1984), I have just completed the maternal side of her family tree and am now working on her paternal half. Justine is descended through: 1 Benjamin Matlock b: ABT. 1792 + Elizabeth Chamberlain b: ABT. 1793 d: 11 MAR 1879 2 Daniel Matlock b: ABT. 1826 d: 10 APR 1906 + Hulda Vaughn b: ABT. 1830 d: 23 AUG 1902 3 George James Matlock b: 22 SEP 1855 d: 27 NOV 1924 + Harriet Ann Terryberry b: 10 FEB 1865 d: 3 MAY 1950 4 Jennie Lavern Matlock b: 14 NOV 1906 d: 1 MAR 1985 + Ercell Neil Sovie b: 9 JAN 1898 d: 1953 5 Iris (Clark-Lepain) Sovie b: 1930 d: Nov. 18, 2004. Heather Stowell | Sovie, Iris (Clark-Lepain) (I21268)
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| 118 | As a young child was adopted by Francis Emerson Lofthouse and Mary Jane Gowanlock and is included as Norman Walter Lofthouse, Born Septebmer 3, 1906 with their family. His brother Victor was adopted by James Longmire and renamed Harold Longmire. On the 1911 Census of Ward 5, Hamilton West, Ontario are: Barker Walter, 160 McNab Street, Male, Head, Married, Born July 1879, Aged 32, Born England, Year of Immigration 1903, English, Canadian, Anglican, Labourer Barker Elizabeth, Female, Wife, Married, Born September 1879, Aged 32, Born England, Year of Immigration 1903, English, Canadian, Anglican Barker Elsie, Female, Daughter, Single, Born August 1901, Aged 10, Born England, Year of Immigration 1903, English, Canadian, Anglican Barker Elizabeth, Female, Daughter, Single, Born December 1903, Aged 8, Born England, Year of Immigration 1903, English, Canadian, Anglican Barker Voilet, Female, Daughter, Single, Born September 1904, Aged 7, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Anglican Barker Walter, Male, Son, Single, Born September 1907, Aged 4, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Anglican Barker Victor, Male, Son, Single, Born March 1909, Aged 2, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Anglican | Barker, Walter (I04830)
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| 119 | At St Paul's Church, Port Dover on the 4th of May by the Rev. W.B. Evans, Mr. George W. Bourne of Portage La Priarie, Manitoba, to Kate Florence, youngest daughter of the late Samuel Gamble, Esq., of Port Dover (British Canadian, 11-May-1 | Bourne, George Wiliam (I20104)
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| 120 | Atlantic Ports Passenger Lists - S. S. Welshman Sailing From Liverpool February 18th 1904, Arriving at Port of Portland, Maine March 1, 1904 Harvey Thoman, Aged 24 Years, Male, Single, Cattleman, Read Yes, Write Yes, Nationality Canada, Race Canadian, Last Permanent Residence Stratford, Canada, Destination Portland, Having a Ticker for such Destination Yes, Passage Paid by Company, In United States Before, If So Where Portland On the 1916 Census of Usbourne, Humboldt, Saskatchewan are: Thoman Harvey, Township 33, Range 23, Meridian 2, Municipality Usbourne, Head, Male, Single, Aged 36, Born Ontario, Mennonite, Canadian, German, German, Farmer, Employee, On Farm Shantz Roy, Township 33, Range 23, Meridian 2, Municipality Usbourne, Lodger, Male, Single, Aged 25, Born Ontario, Mennonite, Canadian, German, German, Farmer, W, On Farm Border Crossings: Canada to U. S. - Thoman Harvey, Born Canada, Male, Aged 41, Born About 1882, German, Coming From Guernsey, Saskatchewan, Mother Elizabeth Thoman, Guernsey, Saskatchewan, Destination Denver, Colorado, Port of Arrival Noyes, Minnesota, U. S. A., Date of Arrival June 1923 | Thoman, Harvey Ira (I10915)
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| 121 | Atlantic Ports Passenger Lists, 1820-1873 and 1893-1959 Port of Departure Liverpool, March 26th 1898, Port of Arrival Portland, Maine, Date of Arrival April 6, 1898, Ship Carthaginian Page 1 - Carthaginian, April 6th 1898, Aliens on this sheet 29, All for Canada Boys, All English 29 Wm. Whitford, Aged 10, Male, Read Yes, Write Yes, Nationality English, Last Residence Liverpool, Seaport for Landing Portland, Final Destination in the United States Knowlton P.Q., Going to Canada Page 2 - April 6th 1898, Total on this Sheet 28, Aliens for Canada 25, Aliens for U. S. 3 Stephanie Whitford, Aged 8, Female, Nationality English, Last Residence Liverpool, Seaport for Landing Portland, Final Destination in the United States Knowlton P.Q., Going to Canada On both the 1901and 1911 Census brother Frank says his year of immigration was 1898, but I don't find him on any ship's list, though both William and his sister Stephanie were on the same ship. On the 1901 Census of Sutton, Brome, Quebec are: Sweet Sim A., Male, Head, Married, Born June 6, 1848, Aged 62, Born Quebec, English, Canadian, Adv., Farmer Sweet Charlotte, Female, Wife, Married, Born November 26, 1851, Aged 49, Born Quebec, English, Canadian, Adv. Sweet Ella, Female, Daughter, Single, Born September 21, 1870, Aged 21, Born Quebec, English, Canadian, Adv., Teacher Whitford Willie, Male, Domestic, Single, Born October 5, 1888, Aged 13, Born England, Year of Immigration 1898, English, Canadian, Adv., Domestic 1901 Census of Orphan Asylum, Liverpool, Lancashire, England Marion Isaac, Inmate, Aged 14, Born Liverpool, Lancashire Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935 Ship Tunisian, Date of Arrival May 27th 1905, Port of Departure Liverpool, England, Port of Arrival Montreal, Quebec Mrs. Birt's Party, Knowlton, P.Q. Marion Isaacs, Aged 18 York Marriages, Toronto - Whitford William, Aged 19 Years, Resides Toronto, Born England, Bachelor, Farmer, Father R. H. Whitford, Mother Elizabeth Stevenson, Baptist, Isaacs Marion, Aged 20 Years, Resides Toronto, Born England, Spinster, Father Joseph Isaacs, Mother Jean White, Anglican, Witnesses Frank J. Whitford, Toronto, Nellie Buscall, Toronto, December 12, 1906 at Toronto, Solemnized by E. N. Baker, by License, Registered January 26th 1907 On the 1911 of Village of Hintonburg, Carleton, Ontario are: Whitford William, Male, Head, Married, Born October 1887, Aged 23, Born England, English, Canadian, English Church, Labourer, Odd Jobs Whitford Marion, Female, Wife, Married, Born February 1887, Aged 23, Born England, English, Canadian, English Church Whitford Frank, Male, Son, Single, Born February 1908, Aged 3, Born Canada, English, Canadian, English Church Whitford Earnest, Male, Son, Single, Born November 1909, Aged 1, Born Canada, English, Canadian, English Church Webb James, Male, Boarder, Single, Aged 38, Born England, English, Canadian, English Church, Labourer Canadian Soldiers of World War I Attestation Paper - Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force Name William Whitford, Born Liverpool, England, Next of Kin Wife Mrs. Marion Whitford, Address of Next of Kin 25 Lymburner Ru., Montreal, Date of Born October 30, 1887, Trade or Calling Labourer, Married Yes, Willing to be Vaccinated Yes, Ever served in any Military Force No, Understand the nature of the Assignment Yes, Signed W. Whitford, November 10th 1914, Signed A. C. Gill, Witness, at Montreal 8/7/1919, Port of Arrival Newport Vermont, Whitford William, Born Liverpool, England, Aged 31 Years, Male, Carpenter, Language English, Born England, Nationality Canadian, Last permanent residence Sutton, P. Q., Name of Departure Contact Mrs. Elizabeth, Ever to U. S. Yes, From ? To Mass & Vt., Arrival Contact Frank Carr, Lunenburg, Mass., Height 5' 10", Complexion Fair, Hair Brown, Eyes Blue On visit with uncle Mr. Vane to ? places no baggage. Auto will visit ? at Nashua for trip to beach & return to Lunenburg in four days. St. Thomas Times Journal, December 16, 1952 Died - William Whitford, 69 years, Dec 16, widow of Mrs Marion Whitford, nee Isaacs; father of Mrs John R. (Dorothy) Silverthorn, Mrs Don Mellor, Frank, Ernest, Clarence, George and Everett Whitford; grandfather of Gwendolyn Silverthorn | Whitford, William (I08942)
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| 122 | Backus - McCandrew At 4 O'clock Saturday afternoon December 5, at the parsonage of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Auburn, Miss Betty Backus, daughter of Frank Backus of Auburn became the bride of Thomas McCandrew, son of James McCandrew of this village. Rev. Clarence Lamen officiated. The bridal couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Black. The bride was attired in green taffeta with gold accessories and carried gold colored pom poms. Mrs. Black was dressed in royal blue satin with silver accessories and carried yellow pom poms. Mr. and Mrs. McCandrew will make their home in this village. Union Springs N. Y. Advertiser, Thursday, December 10, 1936 December 5. Thomas McCandrew of Union Springs and Betty Backus of Auburn Union Springs N. Y. Advertiser, Thursday, January 7, 1937 In Memorian In loving memory of my dear husband, Thomas McCandrew, who passed away three years ago today. Gone but never forgotten - Wife The Citizen Advertiser, Auburn, N. Y., Saturday February 27 1960 | McCandrew, Thomas (I16033)
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| 123 | Baptisms Solemnized in the Parish of Clapham, in the County of Surrey, In the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Seven, 14th March, Born 21st February 1847, Frederick, Parents Chrisitan Names Frederick and Martha, Surname Tappenden, Abode Clapham, Occupation Labourer, Ceremony Performed by John H. Pollexfen, Curate Holy Trinity, Clapham, Borough Lambeth, County Middlesex | Tappenden, Frederick (I11225)
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| 124 | Baptisms Solemnized in the Parish of West Hackney, In the County of Middlesex in the Year 1840 July 1st, Elizabeth, Daughter of Frederick and Martha Tappenden, Abode William Street, Occupation Labourer, By Whom the Ceremony was performed T. H. Woodroffe | Tappenden, Elizabeth (I11221)
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| 125 | Benjamin Stewart Sr. bought 200 acres from the Crown in 1809, being Lot 11, Concession. 2, Rainham. This land was inherited by Benjamin Stewart Jr. Benjamin and his wife Elizabeth were listed in the 1852 Gainsborough Township, Lincoln County census, living with their grandson Joseph and his wife Phebe along with Joseph and Phebes' young children, Elizabeth, Fanny and Leonard. Benjamin's age was listed at 93, his place of birth states U.S. and his religion Methodist. Elizabeth's age is listed as 70, her place of birth US and her religion was Methodist as well. On the 1852 Census of Gainsborough, Lincoln, Canada West are: Joseph Stewart, Farmer, Born Upper Canada, No Religion, Married, Aged 25, Male Phebe Stewart, Born Upper Canada, No Religion, Married, Aged 23, Female Elizabeth Stewart, Born Upper Canada, No Religion, Single, Aged 4, Female Fanny Stewart, Born Upper Canada, No Religion, Single, Aged 3, Female Leonard Stewart, Born Upper Canda, No Religion, Aged 1, Male Benjamin Stewart, Born United States, No Religion, Married, Aged 93, Male Elizabeth Stewart, Born Upper Canada, New Connection Methodist, Married, Aged 70, Female | Stewart, Benjamin (I18882)
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| 126 | Bethel Methodist Cemetery, 4457 Bethel Church Road, south of Governor's Road, Ancaster, Wentworth County, Ontario, Canada - Kalar, Susannah, d. Jun 12, 1875, aged 74y 7ms, w/o James Kalar | Whiting, Susannah (I17524)
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| 127 | Bickleman, And., age 30, Port of Departure - Havre, Country of Origin - Wirtenburg, Country of Destination - United States of America, Ship - Henri IV, Port of Arrival - New York, Date of Arrival - October 14, 1829; Bickleman, Ann, age 26; Bickleman, Christine, age 6; Bickleman, Rosina, age 5; Bickleman, Johanns, age 1. Andrew Bingleman is on the 1830 Census for the State of New York, County of Erie, Town of Amherst, as Andrews Spingleman (Transcribed Andrews Singhman by Ancestry). In Della Stiles' (Barbara Fidelia "Della" Bingleman, daughter of John Shiveley) notes she has gotten information from her Aunt Rosanah Sherk who says Andrew and Mary Bingleman had eleven children, five boys and six girls. I have been able to find only ten, one girl missing if Della was right. Crown Patent, Date July 22, 1854, Grantee Andrew Bingleman, Residence South Cayuga, Yeoman North part Lot 26, Concession 5, South Cayuga Township, 100 acres, 87 pounds, 10 shillings | Bingleman, Andrew (I00826)
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| 128 | Birth: old Bible transcript lists March 27th 1812 From: A Brief History of the Mennonites in Ontario by L. J. Burkholder, 1935. Called to the ministry in 1838. He had no German education but preached in both languages freely. From Ross Makey, June 28, 2005: The Will of Jacob Swartz - June 1866. To my son Peter, 50 acres north end of Concession 2, Lot 24 Walpole "Wherein we now reside" and one span of horses. To my Daughter Anna $300 To my Daughter Elizabeth $300 To my Daughter Charlotte $300 To my son John, $1000 to be paid to him with interest [when he attains] the age of 21years. To my Daughter Catherine, $300 when she attains the age of 21 years. Also mentioned. Grand daughters Elizabeth and Lydia Falls. Peter, John, and Elizabeth are the children "still at home" in 1866. They shared the furniture and the farm utensils. Executors were Jos. Sherk, "son in law" and Detrick Hoover, both "of Rainham". Total value of chattals was $2717.29. This included a $1600. mortgage held against "D. Cline". On the 1851 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: Jacob Swarts, Farmer, born Upper Canada, Menonist, aged 39 Mary Swarts, born Upper Canada, Menonist, aged 37 Lydia Swarts, born Upper Canada, Menonist, aged 16 Anna Swarts, born Upper Canada, Menonist, aged 13 Elizabeth Swarts, born Upper Canada, Menonist, aged 8 Peter Swarts, born Upper Canada, Menonist, aged 6 Charlotte Swarts, born Upper Canada, Menonist, aged 4 | Swarts, Jacob (I00533)
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| 129 | BONACCORSO, Tony (Thomas Anthony) - At St. Joseph’s Hospital, Hamilton on Thursday, February 10th, 2011, Tony Bonaccorso of Simcoe in his 73rd year. Beloved husband of 56 years to Rita (nee Luciani). Dear father of Mary Jo Harris (Peter) of British Columbia, Chris Stevens (Jeff) of Brampton and Rick Bonaccorso (Claudette) of Simcoe. Predeceased by a son Brandon (1991).Cherished grandfather to Kirsten, Jodi and Aleesha Harris, Raissa and Jacob Stevens and Cody and Michelle Bonaccorso. Also survived by a sister Sally Marie Bartholomey. Predeceased by his parents Tony and Mary Bonaccorso and brothers Nick and Phillip Bonaccorso. Tony was employed by The Ministry of Public Safety for 35 years retiring in 1992. Friends are invited to call at THE FERRIS FUNERAL HOME , 214 Norfolk St., S., Simcoe on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH , Queen And Union Streets, Simcoe on Monday, February 14th at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Father Steve Savel celebrant. Interment St. Mary’s Parish Cemetery. Parish prayers on Sunday at 7 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorial donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association or the charity of your choice would be appreciated. Online condolences at ferrisfuneral.com.9857922 From a February 2011 Simcoe Reformer column by Keith AshleyJackson's Pharmacy on the corner of Robinson and Kent Street (currently occupied by the Gospel Lighthouse). Across from the pharmacy was Bonaccorso's Fruit Market. It was a mainstay on that corner for many years. Later it was the home for Rudy Halmo Jewellery store. Moving south we come to the Tartan Restaurant. It was run by the Cross family and was one of the finer eateries in town. Just a store south was Martin's Smoke and Barbershop. Bill Martin was involved in many aspects of Simcoe life, from sports to politics, and between Bill and Morley Spicer gave haircuts to thousands of Simcoe residents. Across the street stood Sutton's Wholesale and a taxi company. I think it might have been Coates Taxi. South of the Tartan was the old Lyric Theatrewith a lady who played the piano during the old silent movies. Later the theatre became a hardware store owned by Wally Winter. | Bonaccorso, Thomas Anthony (I18946)
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| 130 | Border Crossings - Davis John Burton Stanley, Accompanied by wife Henrietta, Aged 53 Years, Male, Harness Maker, Born Picton, Ontario, Nationality Canada, Race English, Can Write Yes, Language English, Money Shown 1000.00, Last Permanent Address Canada, Picton, Ontario, Destination St. Louis, Mo., Going to Join Brother in Law, R. N. Graham, 4319 - 14th Street, St. Louis, Mo., Reside, Perm., STR C. N. 14182, Height 5 Feet 8 Inches, Complexion Fair, Hair Gray, Eyes Blue, Departure Contact Sister Mrs. Libby Welsh, Picton, Ontario On the 1930 Census of 492 North 14th Street, St. Louis, Missouri are: Davis John B., Head, Rents, 30.00, Male, Aged 55, Married, First at 19, Born Canada, Father Born New York, Mother Born Canada, English, Machinist, Steel Company Davis Etta, Wife, Female, Aged 64, Married, First at 27, Born Canada, Father Born England, Mother Born Canada, English | Davis, John Burton Stanley (I15911)
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| 131 | Border Crossings Canada to United States to Port Huron, Michigan, Arrival October 1908 Fisher Charles Francis, Aged 19, Male, Single, Butcher, English, Brantford, Father Edward Fisher, 63 Victoria Street, Brantford, Ontario, Canada, Michigan, Port Huron On the 1930 Census of 1216 Baker Street, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan are: Hallig Alfred C., Head, Rents, $50, Male, Aged 50, Married, First at 40, Born Minnesota, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Norway, Fireman, Boat Hallig Mary, Wife, Female, Aged 52, Married, First at 28, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Fisher Charles, Roomer, Male, Aged 40, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Minister, Church Border Crossings Canada to United States to Buffalo, New York, Arrival November 28, 1930 Fisher Charles Francis, Accompanied by No One, Born Brantford, Canada, Aged 38, Male, Foreman ?, English, English, Canada, Last Permanent Residence Brantford, Ontario, Canada, Address 189 1/2 Colbyene Street, Brantford, Been in U. S. Before Yes Visited Various Times, Contact William Ellipt, Address Unknown, Buffalo, New York, Visit, One Day, Height 6 Ft. Complexion Fair, Hair Brown, Eyes Blue, Distinguishing Marks None, | Fisher, Francis Charles (I11147)
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| 132 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Brewe, J.B.C. (I08239)
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| 133 | Border Crossings From Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - Helen E. Quider, Arrival Date 17 November 1923, Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York, United States, Arrival Contact Husband James A., Departure Contact Maid? Ida Johnson, Aged 27, Birth Date About 1896, Birth Place Buffalo, New York, United States, Birth Country United States, Female, Race Irish Border Crossings From Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - Helen E., Arrival Date March 1923, Port of Arrival St. Albans, Vermont, United States, Aged 27, Birth Date About 1896, Birth Country USA, Female, Race Irish, Record Type Manifest Border Crossings From Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - Margaret M Quider, Arrival Date Mar 1923, Port of Arrival St Albans, Vermont, United States, Age 4 Months, Birth Date abt 1922, Birth Country Canada, Female, Race/Nationality Irish, Record Type Manifests | Horrigan, Helen (I17236)
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| 134 | Border Crossings From Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - James Quider, Arrival Date October 3 1915, Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York, United States, Arrival Contact Friend John Williams, Departure Contact Mother Ida Johnson, Aged 21, Birth Date 1894, Birth Place Dunnville, Ontario, Male, German Border Crossings From Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - James Quider, Arrival Date October 1915, Port of Arrival St. Albans, Vermont, United States, Aged 21, Birth Date 1894, Birth Country Canada, Male, German, Record Type Manifest Border Crossings From Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - James A. Quider, Arrival Date March 12 1923, Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York, United States, Arrival Contact Wife Helen, Departure Contact Sister Mrs. Edgar Lambert, Aged 27, Born About 1896, Birth Place Caistor, Birth Country Canada, Male, French Border Crossings From Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - James Quider, Arrival Date March 1923, Port of Arrival St. Albans, Vermont, United States, Aged 27, Birth Date 1896, Birth Country Canada, Male, French, Record Type Manifest On the 1930 Census of 1219 25th Ave., McAllen City, Hidalgo, Texas are: Quider James A., Head, Rents, 25, Male, Aged 31, Married, First at 18, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York, Machinist, Automobile Quider Helen M., Wife, Female, Aged 31, Married, First at 18, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Quider Bartholomew, Son, Male, Aged 5, Single, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York U. S. Naturalization Records 1794-1995 - 131939 PET, Quider, James Augusta, 1- 30 40, 10-2-1896 BD, same as James Augustus Quider, Michigan, Detroit District Court Social Security Index - James Quider, SSN 377-09-5756, Last Residence Port Huron, St. Clair, Michigan, United States of America, Born 3 Oct 1895, Died Oct 1970, State (Year) SSN issued Michigan (Before 1951) | Quider, James Augustus (I17213)
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| 135 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Quider, M.M. (I17287)
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| 136 | Border Crossings From Canada to US 1895-1956, North Dakota, Manifests, 1912 - Port of Portal, North Dakota, USA, Date of Arrival November 1912, Laforge, Rash, Aged 26 (Born About 1886), Male, Single, Laborer, Country of Origin Canada, French, Last Permanent Address Wallsingham, Address of Nearest Relative or Friend Wallsingham, Canada, Destination Minn. St. Paul Rash Laforge, Aged 25 Years, Bachelor, Millman, Methodist, Resides Township of Gladstone, Born Township of Walsingham, Father Matthew Laforge, Born Norfolk County, Mother Charlotte Wiggins, Mabel Underhill, Aged 17 Years, Spinster, Methodist, Resides Township of Gladstone, Born Township of Walsingham, Father Life Underhill, Born Norfolk County, Mother Phoebe Robins, Witnesses Mrs. Phoebe Underhill, Iron Bridge, Bertha E. Heeny, Blind River, 30th May 1924 at Blind River, District of Algoma, Solemnized by T. F. Heeney, B. D., Blind River, Presbyterian, George McArthur Issuer of Marriage Licenses at Blind River | Laforge, Horatio Nelson "Rash" (I05489)
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| 137 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dolson, W.S. (I15125)
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| 138 | Border Crossings Port Huron, Michigan, Date of Arrival September 24, 1916, Naugle - Maloney, Josephine, Aged 22 Years, Born about 1894, Female, Single, Student Nurse, Read Yes, Write Yes, Born Canada, Irish, Last Permanent Address Canada, Lucan, Name and complete address of nearest relative or friend in country whence alien came Bro. Patrick Maloney, 46 Ferry Street, Hamilton, Ontario, Destination Detroit, Michigan | Maloney, Johanna Josephine (I07181)
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| 139 | Border Crossings, Arrival Port Lewiston, N. Y. - Arrival Date January 4 1937, Backus Blanche, Born Dunnville, Ontario, Canada, Aged 20 Years, Female, English, English, Canada, Cedar St. Dunnville, Canada, Departure Contact Father Arthur, Cedar St., Dunnville, Ontario, Canada, December 12 1936 to January 1 1937, Rochester, N. Y., Arrival Contact Aunt Mrs. Alberta Skeels, 821 Garson Ave., Rochester, N. Y., Passage Paid by Self, Height 5 Feet 3 Inches, Complexion Dark, Hair Black, Eyes Brown, Distinguishing Marks None, Born March 27 1916, Intends to stay here and seek work, Signed William A. Hasty | Backus, Blanche Irene (I16164)
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| 140 | Border Crossings, Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - Helen Bertrand Matlock, Aged 74 Years, Born November 28th 1859, Born Walpole, Ontario, Female, English, Port of Arrival Buffalo, Accompanied by Niece Mrs. Mary Krumm, Departure Contact Cousin James Norris | Matlock, Helen Bertrand "Ellen" (I12027)
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| 141 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Foster, R. (I09525)
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| 142 | Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 - Arrival Date 17 Sep 1915, Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York, United States, Quider Stella May, Born Caistor, Ontario, Canada, Aged 18, Female, Domestic, Accompanied by 2 Half Brothers Harry Johnson, Harold Johnson, Born Canada, Last Permanent Residence Port Davidson, Ontario, Departure Contact Aunt Bella Zimmerman, Port Davidson, Ontario, Ever in U. S. From 1913 to August 4 1915, Where New York, Passage Paid by Aunt Bella Race/Nationality Englsh, Arrival Contact Mother Ida Johnson, 683 South Division St. Buffalo, New York, Height 5 Feet 5 Inches, Complexion Fair, Hair Brown, Eyes Brown. Obj - to make home with Mother Acc by 2 half brothers Harry Johnson 7, Harold Johnson 6, Born St. Catharines REJECTED Stella rejected LPC & acc alien Harry & Harold Rej & LPC will require care of an adult on return journey This is for comparison, her brothers James, Chester and Franklin all crossed the border at times: Border Crossings From Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - James Quider, Arrival Date October 3 1915, Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York, United States, Arrival Contact Friend John Williams, Departure Contact Mother Ida Johnson, Aged 21, Birth Date 1894, Birth Place Dunnville, Ontario, Male, German Border Crossings From Canada to U. S., 1895-1956 - James Quider, Arrival Date October 1915, Port of Arrival St. Albans, Vermont, United States, Aged 21, Birth Date 1894, Birth Country Canada, Male, German, Record Type Manifest Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 - Chester Quider, Arrival Date 26 July 1919, Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York, Departure Contact Sister Stella Lambert, Dunnville, Ontario, Aged 19, Birth Date about 1900, Birth Place Stoney Creek, Ontario, Gender Male, Race/Nationality French,Occupation Motor Mechanic, In U. S. before 1915, left 1917 Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 - Chester Quider, Born Stoney Creek, Canada, Aged 19, Male, Motor Mechanic, English, Nationality Canada, Last permanent address Hamilton, Ontario, Departure Contact Mother Ida Johnson, Grimsby, Canada, Ever been in U. S. No, Arrival Contact Buffalo N. Y. Uncle Patrick Horrigan, Mackinaw St., Height 5 Feet 6 Inches, Complexion Medium, Hair Brown, Eyes Brown, Passage Paid by Self Detroit Border Crossings and Passenger and Crew Lists, 1905-1957 - Franklin Augustus Quider, Arrival Date 27 Apr 1939, Port of Arrival Detroit, Michigan, Alias Francis Quider & Frank Spencer, Aged 36 Years 11 Months, Birth Date about 1902, Birthplace Saltfleet Township, Ontario, Male, Dutch, Port of Arrival Detroit, Michigan, Departure Contact Mother Ida Johnson, Dunnville, Ontario, Arrival Contact Wife Doris, 1799 Eason St. Detroit, Michigan, Auto Mechanic, Last permanent address 1799 Eason, Detroit, Michigan, Height 5 Feet 7 Inches, Complexion Medium, Hair Dark, Eyes Grey Detroit Border Crossings and Passenger and Crew Lists, 1905-1957 - Franklin A. Quider, Arrival Date October 9, 1941, Aged 39, Birth Date about 1902, Birth Place Stony Creek, Male, Dutch, Port of Arrival Detroit, Michigan, Last permanent address 26013 Hoover Road, Center Line, Michigan From Genforum Message boards posted by Angela Sutton -Stella's brothers are Lloyd of Toronto, Harry of Burlington, Frank of Detroit Michigan and Harold of Florida. | Quider, Stella Mae (I17139)
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| 143 | Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 - Chester Quider, Arrival Date 26 July 1919, Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York, Departure Contact Sister Stella Lambert, Dunnville, Ontario, Aged 19, Birth Date about 1900, Birth Place Stoney Creek, Ontario, Gender Male, Race/Nationality French,Occupation Motor Mechanic, In U. S. before 1915, left 1917 Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 - Chester Quider, Born Stoney Creek, Canada, Aged 19, Male, Motor Mechanic, English, Nationality Canada, Last permanent address Hamilton, Ontario, Departure Contact Mother Ida Johnson, Grimsby, Canada, Ever been in U. S. No, Arrival Contact Buffalo N. Y. Uncle Patrick Horrigan, Mackinaw St., Height 5 Feet 6 Inches, Complexion Medium, Hair Brown, Eyes Brown, Passage Paid by Self On the 1930 Census of Detroit, Wayne, Michigan are: Quider Chester, Head, Rents, 48.00, Male, Aged 30, Married, First at 25, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York, Salesman, Automobiles Quider Marion, Wife, Female, Aged 25, Married, First at 20, Born New York, Father Born Pennsylvania, Mother Born New York Quider Chester Jr., Son, Male, Aged 4 2/12, Single, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Quider Henriette, Daughter, Female, Aged 1 11/12, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Quider Margaret, Daughter, Female, Aged 5/12, Single. Born Michigan, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Texas Birth Index 1903-1997 -Margaret Helen Quider, Date of Birth 19 November 1929, Female, Birth County Hidalgo, Father Chester Joseph Quider, Mother Marion Ruth Brady, Roll Number 1929-0006 California Death Index 1940-1997 - Chester Joseph Quider, Social Security Number 374073961, Male, Birth Date 13 Nov 1899, Birthplace New York, Death Date 15 Jun 1959, Death Place Los Angeles | Quider, Chester Joseph (I17214)
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| 144 | Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 - Nellie Marie Bretzler, Arrival Date November 4th 1929, Port of Arrival Buffalo, New York, Accompanied by Sister Edna C., Arrival Contact Sister Mrs. Hilda Dennis, Departure Contact Father Edward, Aged 26 Years 2 Months, Birth Date About 1903, Birth Place Rainham Township, Ontario, Canada, Female, German On the 1930 Census of 1 Penhurst Parkway, Buffalo, Erie, New York are: 1-209-310 James H. Dyette, Head, Owns, Value of Home 75,000, Aged 59, Married, First at 29, Born New York Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Manufacturer, Bed and Bedding Edna G. Dyette, Wife, Aged 50, Married, First at 20, Born New York Father Born Ohio, Mother Born Ohio Edmund G. Dyette, Son, Aged 27, Married, First at 23, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York, Minister, Presbyterian Marian S. Dyetts, Aged 27, Daughter in Law, Aged 27, Married, First at 23, Born Ney Jersey, Father Born New Jersey, Mother Born New Jersey James G. Dyette, Son, Male, Aged 19, Single, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Edmund G. Dyette, Grandson, Male, Aged 2, Single, Born Guatemala, Father Born New York, Mother Born New Jersey Philip S. Dyette, Grandson, Male, Aged 7/12. Single,Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New Jersey Nellie Bretzler,Servant, Female, Aged 24, Single,Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1929, Child's Nurse, Private Family Edna Bretzler, Servant, Female, Aged 16, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1929, 2nd Maid, Private Family Eva Lofthouse, Servant, Female, Aged 22, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1928, Cook, Private Family Rear 210-311 Hoover Morris W., Head, Rents, 40, Male, Aged 24, Married, First at 22, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1923, Chauffeur, Private Family Hoover Myrtle M., Wife, Female, Aged 23, Married, First at 21, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1925, None Hoover Dorothy B., Daughter, Female, Aged 1 10/12, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, None Weaver Clayton J., Brother in Law, Male, Aged 20, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1929, Shipping Clerk, Auto Manufacturing Company Climenhaga Marion S., Lodger, Male, Aged 24, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of immigration 1928, Night Watchman, Street Railway | Bretzler, Nellie Marie (I18886)
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| 145 | Border Crossings: From U.S. to Canada, 1908-1935 - 11 Conner, Fleetwood R., Aged 54, Male (sic), Single, From Virginia, Born Halifax, Virginia, U. S. A., Irish, Housekeeper, Going to Sister, Mrs. James A. Foster, LaSalett, nr. Delhi, Ontario, Departure Contact Brother Luther Conner, Clover, Virginia, Travelling Inland on State Railway or Highway Bridge No. 3, Adm. "D" Garrett | Conner, Rebecca Fleetwood (I09293)
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| 146 | Born at Lot 14, Concession 8, Walpole Township, Haldimand County | Roberts, Gladys Luella (I20360)
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| 147 | Born Rainham Township, Ontario. Married Nancy Temple, 1845. Married Mrs. Gallagher, a lady from Waterford who worked with a circus in the United States. Said to have died in Erie, Pennsylvania. On his death bed he wished his two youngest daughters to return to Springvale to express his sorrow for having left his family. The girls did visit Springvale for a week but their names are not remembered. | Winger, Elias (I02319)
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| 148 | Born Walpole Township, Ontario. Married Catherine Snider, born January 21, 1848, died November 11, 1888, on January 6, 1874. Married Elizabeth Baker, Born May 12, 1856, died May 14, 1938, on January 14, 1890. Lived near Maple which is west of Richmond Hill, Ontario. Kept store at Edgeley for two years from 1885 to 1887. Ran the cider mill from 1893 to 1900. Moved to Carville in 1900. Brethern in Christ, buried Cober Cemetery near Maple | Winger, Abraham Vaughn (I02324)
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| 149 | Brant Births - Bonaccorso Santa, Female, September 26th 1898, Father Bonaccorso Philip, Mother Fardello Salvatora On the 1900 Census of City of Niagara Falls, Niagara, New York are: John Domnico John, Head, Male, Born April 1863, Aged 37, Married, 17 Years, Born Italy, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy, Year of Immigration 1888, Here 12 Years, Day Labourer Frances Domnico, Wife, Female, Born February 1865, Aged 35, Married, 17 Years, 8 Children, 5 Children Living, Born Italy, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 7 Years Domnico Lena, Daughter, Female, Born May 1886, Aged 14, Single, Born Italy, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years Domnico Lonie, Son, Male, Born May 1886, Aged 14, Single, Born Italy, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy, Year of Immigration 1891. Here 9 Years Domnico Mary, Daughter, Female, Born May 1892, Aged 8, Single, Born Missouri, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy Domnico Rosa, Daughter, Female, Born October 1893. Aged 6, Born Missouri, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy Domnico Frank, Son, Male, Born February 1896, Aged 4, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy Bonaccorso Phillip, Brother in Law, Male, Born December 1861, Aged 39, Married, 11 Years, Born Italy, Father Born Intaly, Mother Born Italy, Year of Immigration 1890, Here 10 Years, Fruit Dealer Bonaccorso Rosa, Sister in Law, Female, Born December 1873, Aged 26, Married, 11 Years, 4 Children, 2 Children Living, Born Italy, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy, Year of immigration 1893, Here 7 Years Bonaccorso Mary, Neice, Female, Born March 1897, Aged 2, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy Bonaccorso Lynda, Neice, Female, Born September 1898, Aged 1, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy Bonaccorso Mark, Brother in Law, Male, Born November 1854, Aged 45, Married, 20 Years, Born Italy, Father Born Italy, Mother Born Italy, Year of Immigration 1899, Here 1 Year, Day Labourer Norfolk Births, Simcoe - Bonaccorso Matteo, January 16th 1910, Robinson Street, Male, Are Parents Married Yes, Father Bonaccorso Philipi, Fruiterer, Mother Phidela Salvidora, Where Were The Parents Married Kansas City, Miss. When Were The Parents Married October 14h 1893, Accoucheur Bowlby Dr. D. A., Informant Bonaccorso Philip, Robinson Street, Father, Regisitered January 16th 1910 Norfolk Births, Simcoe - Bonaccorso Antoine, 27th August 1911, 5 a.m., Robinson Street, Male, Are Parents Married Yes, Father Bonaccorso Philip, Merchant, Mother Fardella Rosa, Where Were The Parents Married Kansas City, Miss., When Were They Married October 15th 1893, Accoucheur Bowlby D. A., Informant Bonaccorso Philip, Simcoe, Father, Registered October 6th 1911, Twin Norfolk Births, Simcoe - Bonaccorso Franceso, 27th August 1911, 5 a.m., Robinson Street, Male, Are Parents Married Yes, Father Bonaccorso Philip, Merchant, Mother Fardella Rosa, Where Were The Parents Married Kansas City, Miss., When Were They Married October 15th 1893, Accoucheur Bowlby D. A., Informant Bonaccorso Philip, Simcoe, Father, Registered October 6th 1911, Twin On the 1911 Census of Simcoe, Norfolk, Ontario are: Bonaccorso Philip, Male, Head, Married, Born December 1860, Aged 50, Born Italy, Year of Immigration 1897, Sicilian, Canadian, Roman Catholic, Fruit Store Bonaccorso Rosie, Female, Wife, Married, Born September 1882, Aged 38, Born Italy, Year of Immigration 1892, Sicilian, Canadian, Roman Catholic Bonaccorso Sam, Male, Son, Single, Born August 1902, Aged 8, Born U. S. A., Year of Immigration 1902, Sicilian, Canadian, Roman Catholic Bonaccorso Leonard, Male, Son, Single, Born June 1906, Aged 4, Born Ontario, Sicilian, Canadian, Roman Catholic Bonaccorso Martin, Male, Son, Single, Born January 1910, Aged 1, Born Ontario, Sicilian, Canadian, Roman Catholic Bonaccorso Thersa, Female, Daughter, Single, Born March 1897, Aged 14, Born Ontario, Sicilian, Canadian, Roman Catholic Bonaccorso Mary, Female, Daughter, Single, Born September 1896, Aged 12, Born Ontario, Sicilian, Canadian, Roman Catholic Bonaccorso Josephine, Female, Daughter, Single, Born March 1900, Aged 11, Born U. S. A., Year of Immigration 1902, Sicilian, Canadian, Roman Catholic Bonaccorso Angeliana, Female, Daughter, Single, Born February 1904, Aged 7, Born Ontario, Sicilian, Canadian, Roman Catholic Norfolk Deaths, Simcoe - Bonaccorso Philip, Place of Death Norfolk General Hospital, Male, Italian, Married, Aged 69 Years 1 Month 8 Days, Born Trabia, Italy, December 11th 1861, Merchant, At Place of Death 26 Years, In Ontario 33 Years, In Canada 33 Years, Father Salvatore Bonaccorso, Born Trabia, Italy, Mother Unknown, Physician A. B. Jackson, Simcoe, Informant Leonard Bonaccorso. Simcoe, Son, Place of Burial St. Mary's R. C. Cemetery, Simcoe, Date of Burial January 19th 1929, Undertaker W. W. Walsh, Simcoe, Date of Death January 16th 1929, Cause of Death Primary Myocarditis, Duration Several Years, Contributary Diabetes, Duration Several Years, W. D. Stalker Division Registrar of Simcoe From John Cardiff's Nornet Bonaccorso -- Philip Bonaccorso, 75, well-known Simcoe fruit dealer , died yesterday at his home after a lengthy illness. Funeral 19 Jan 1929 [SR19290117p6] Philip Bonaccorso, 70, had been in business here about 26 years. Survived by his widow, daughters Mrs. Fardella of Fergus, Mrs. S. Morrell of Port Dover, Mrs. Domenico of Belleville, Mrs. S. Molino of Simcoe, and sons Samuel of Port Dover, Leonard, Michael, Frank and Antonio of Simcoe [SR19290124p8] [Compiler's Comment: Bonaccorso's Fruit store was located on the southwest corner of Kent and Robinson streets in Simcoe, subsequently the site of Rudy Halmo's Jewelry store] | Bonaccorso, Filippo "Philip" (I18919)
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| 150 | Brant Births, Burford - 4th November 1873, Mariah Wetherbee, Illigitimate, Female, Mother Louisa Wetherbee, Informant Louisa Wetherbee, Burford, Registered December 4th 1873, Accoucheur Dr. Fowler, Alonzo Foster Division Registrar of Burford Brant Births, Burford - 27th April 1877, Charles Illigitimate, Male, Mother Louisa Wetherby, Informant Louisa Wetherby, Burford, Registered 27th December 1877, Accoucheur Dr. Fowler, Alonzo Foster Division Registrar of Burford Brant Deaths, Burford - Charles Wetherby, 25th August 1877, Male, Aged 4 Months, Infant, Born Burford, Ontario, Cause of Death Diarrhoea, Physician Dr. J. M. Fowler, Informant J. M. Fowler M. D., Burford, Registered 4th September 1877, Alonzo Foster Division Registrar of Burford Brant Births, Burford - 18th January 1879, George Alfred, Male, Illigitimate, Mother Louisa Weatherby, Informant A. N. Miller M. D. Burford, Registered 11th March 1879, Accoucheur Dr. Miller, Alonzo Foster Division Registrar of Burford (Turns up as George Padfield on the 1901 Census of Burford, Oxford South) Norfolk Births, Woodhouse - November 25th 1890, Ethel Prisilla Brown, Female, Father Reuben Wesley Brown, Mother Louisa Wetherby, Occupation of Father Cooper, Informant Mrs. Louisa Brown, Woodhouse, Accoucheur Dr. Tripp, Thos. M. England Division Registrar of Woodhouse Haldimand Marriages, Hagersville - Wesley Brown, Aged 49 Years, Resides Brantford, Born Woodhouse, Widowed, Farmer, Son of Ruben and Lillian Brown, Louisa Wetherby, Aged 33 Years, Resides Burford, Born Burford, Spinster, Daughter of Freeman and Maria Wetherby, Witnesses E. A. Robinson, F. M. Robinson, Hagersville, January 23rd 1892 at Hagersville, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. J. H. Robinson, by License, Julius York Division Registrar of Hagersville Norfolk Births, Woodhouse - Delayed Registration of Birth - Brown Myrtle Marie, Female, June 22nd 1892, Was the Mother of the Child Married Yes, Father Brown Ruben Wesley, Address Lynn Valley, Canadian, Dutch, Aged 51, Born Ontario, Cooper, Barrel Making, Mother Weatherby Louise, Address Lynn Valley, Canadian, English, Aged 40, Born Ontario, Housewife, At Home, How Many Children Born To This Mother 6, Are Now Living 3, Medical Practioner Don't Know, I certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief items 1 to 24, both inclusive, are true and correct, Signed Mrs. R. Burtwell, Myrtle Burtwell, St. Davids, Ontario, July 16th 1957 | Weatherby, Louisa (I05184)
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