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| 1601 | Information from Smelser genealogy, given by Paul Nigh of Springvale, great grandson of John W. Winger - Went to the Boer War, then went to Alaska and never heard from again. Children all died young of tuberculosis. | Winger, John Henry (I02305)
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| 1602 | Inscription on Tombstone Zephaniah J. 'Zeph' Pye September 5, 1923 February 2, 2001 Marion O. Barber May 25, 1926 June 7, 1994 "... The Wind Beneath My Wings" Loving parents of Blanche, Scott, Lawrence, D. Joseph, Eleanor, Ephie, Zephaniah Jr., Cynthia, Patricia "Do not stand at my grave and cry. I am not there, I did not die." | Pye, Zephaniah J. "Zeph" (I07025)
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| 1603 | Iowa Births and Christenings, 1830-1950 - Marjorie Silverthorne, Birthplace Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, United States, Father Gordon O. Silverthorne, Mother Henrietta Milsom, Source Film Number 1749705, Page 246 Iowa Births and Christenings, 1830-1950 - Virginia Silverthorne, Birthplace Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, United States, Father Gordon O. Silverthorne, Mother Henriet Milson, Source Film Number 1749705, Page 259 On the 1920 Census of Ward 1 Des Moines, Polk, Iowa are: Silverthorn G. O., Head, Owns, Male, Aged 39, Married, Year of Immigration 1891, Naturalized 1897, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Illinois, Owner, Tire Company Silverthorn Henrietta, Wife, Female, Aged 37, Married, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Silverthorn Gordon O. Jr., Son, Male, Aged 11, Single, Born New York, Father Born Canada, Mother Born New York Silverthorn Marjorie, Daughter, Female, Aged 8, Single, Born Iowa, Father Born Canada, Mother Born New York Silverthorn Virginia, Daughter, Female, Aged 5, Single, Born Iowa, Father Born Canada, Mother Born New York Milson William, Brother in Law, Male, Aged 33, Single, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York, Mechanic, Tire Company | Silverthorn, Gordon Otis (I17703)
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| 1604 | IRWIN - At Woodstock Private Hospital on Monday August 2nd, 2004. Eleanor Irwin (nee Pye) formerly of Wilson St., Woodstock in her 102nd year. Beloved wife of the late Beverly (Bob) Irwin. Dear mother of Keith Irwin of Woodstock, Norman Guthrie and his wife Pearl of Hawkestone. Loved grandmother of Terry, Michael, Lisa and Leanne and great grandmother of Megan, Jeffery, Gillian, Nathan, Shawn, Brian and Spencer. Dear sister of Alice Langdon and her husband Earl and sister-in-law of June Pye all of Woodstock. Predeceased by brothers Jim and Gardner Pye, sisters Bessie Durbin, Alva Gricks, Edith Meadows and sister-in-law Nora Pye. Friends may call at the R.D. LONGWORTH FUNERAL HOME, 845 Devonshire Ave., Woodstock (539-0004) Thursday 2:30-4:30 and 7-9 p.m., where the complete funeral service will be held Friday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Bruce Genge officiating. Interment Anglican Cemetery. Contributions to Old St. Paul's Anglican Church or Christ Church Anglican, Oxford Centre would be appreciated. Online condolences at www.longworthfuneralhome.com | Pye, Eleanor Minnie (I06989)
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| 1605 | Israel Wood Powell (April 27, 1836 - February 25, 1915) was a doctor, businessman and politician in British Columbia. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Vancouver Island from 1863 to 1866. He was born in Colborne, Norfolk County, Upper Canada, the son of Israel Wood Powell and Melinda Boss. His brother Walker later served in the legislative assembly for the Province of Canada. Powell was educated in Port Dover and at McGill University, where he studied medicine. He set up practice in Port Dover, moving to Victoria, British Columbia in 1862. Powell was surgeon for the local fire department and also served in the militia. He was also a founding member of a freemason lodge there and later served as provincial grand master. Powell was elected to the House of Assembly of Vancouver Island in 1863. He was defeated when he ran for election in 1866 and the 1868 BC elections. He served as chairman of the General Board of Education from 1867 to 1869. In 1865, he married Jane "Jennie" Brank. He was a supporter of union with Canada and brought the first Canadian flag to BC on June 17, 1871which he presented to the Victoria Fire Department on Jul 1st. He got the flag from his close friend John A. Macdonald. After BC joined Canada in 1871 he was named Superintendent of Indian Affairs, serving in that post until 1889. In 1886, Powell became the first president of the Medical Council of British Columbia. He was also the first chancellor for the University of British Columbia. Powell died in Victoria at the age of 78. A number of geographical features of British Columbia, including Powell River and Powell Lake, were named in his honour. Before Israel Powell was of school age, the family moved to their new home in Port Dover. There he grew up attending the elementary school of the village and secondary school in Simcoe. Early in life he displayed an interest in the profession of medicine. His father placed him with Dr. Charleston Coverton of Simcoe to study anatomy. After three years, he entered McGill University in 1856 and graduated as a medical doctor in 1860. He then returned to Port Dover and set up a medical practice. He is described as being ’slightly built, five feet eleven inches in height, medium dark complexion, a lover of sport, a horseman, a good speaker, in politics a Conservative, and a member of the Church of England.' | Powell, Israel Wood (I14913)
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| 1606 | JACOB MUSSELMAN'S obituary published in the Plainwell Enterprise dated November 14, 1906 reads: JACOB MUSSELMAN, a pioneer resident of this vicinity, died Saturday at his home in this village, after a brief illness. The funeral will be held from the home at two o'clock this afternoon, Rev. J. Fletcher officiating. The services will be conducted by Mark Thompson post, G.A.R. Jacob Mussulman was born in Cayuga Co, N.Y., August 24, 1833. He came to Michigan in the early 40's, helping his father to clear up a homestead from the primeval forests of Alamo. He served in the war of 1861-65, enlisting at Kalamazoo September 30, 1861, in Company F, Third Michigan Cavalry. He served his term and re-enlisted January 19, 1864. He was finally discharged February 12, 1866, at San Antonio, Texas. He was married to Sarah Pettit in Cooper, August 6, 1872, and moved from that place to Plainwell, eighteen years ago. He buried his wife here January 26, 1903. Mr. Mussulman was one of a family of nine children, only two of whom are living, Merritt Mussulman of this village and Mrs. Adelaide Caldwell of Chase, Lake Co, this state. Both were present at the funeral. The Plainwell Enterprise dated November 14, 1906: Mr. and Mrs. James Pettit of Lawton were called here Sunday by the serious illness of Jacob Musselman. I'm assuming James is another son of Sarah and Charles' but haven't been able to find anything else on him. | Musselman, Jacob (I01499)
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| 1607 | James Spafford, 29, S. Dorchester, Co of Hastings, John & Mary Ann, Hannah Hoover, 17, S. Dorchester, S. Dorchester, Simon & Rebecca, witnesses: John Hoover, S. Dorchester; Caroline Leek, Malahide, September 2, 1863 On the 1881 Census of Malahide, Elgin East, Ontario are: Alexander Hoover, Male, Dutch, aged 38, born Ontario, Farmer, Farmer Church of England Harriet Spafford, Widowed, Female, Dutch, aged 34, born Ontario, Church of England Nettie Spafford, Female, Dutch, aged 13, born Ontario, Church of England Charles Spafford, Male, Dutch, aged 17, born Ontario, Church of England | Hoover, Harriet (I00555)
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| 1608 | James Spafford, 29, S. Dorchester, Co of Hastings, John & Mary Ann, Hannah Hoover, 17, S. Dorchester, S. Dorchester, Simon & Rebecca, witnesses: John Hoover, S. Dorchester; Caroline Leek, Malahide, September 2, 1863 | Spafford, James Henry (I00556)
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| 1609 | Jan Tjepkema was born in Leeuwarden, Friesland, Netherlands. On August 28, 1892 he moved to Amersfoort where he joined the cavalry. He also lived in Kampen, Lonneker, Velsen, Enschede and Amsterdam before coming to Canada about 1911. Document No. 40 To-day the 25th of January, 1911, appeared to me, Official of the Civilian Office in Amsterdam, in order to enter into marriage: Jan Tjepkema born at Leeuwarden, living in this town, 37 years old, son of Klaas Tjepkema, deceased and Grietje Oddens living in Kampen and Johanna Wennink, born at Enschede, living in London, England, 26 years old, daughter of Jan Wennink and Janneke Juijskes. Witnesses: Arend van Oostveen, 68 yrs. Jacob Venverloo, 68 yrs. Egbert Roozeboom, 72 yrs. Johannes Antonius Gransjan, 55 yrs. All living in Amsterdam They planted a spruce tree on his gravesite in Hamilton Cemetery One brother William (possibly another name, Pieter or Arend, as according to records he had no brother William or Willem. Arend was in Kenvil, Morris County, New Jersey working as a Carpenter for the Hercules Powder Company in 1918) came to Canada to get Jan's tools. Wentworth Births, Hamilton - Tjepkema Jan, 1st October 1912, 46 Cannon West, Male, Are Parents Married Yes, Father Jan Tjepkema, Occupation Machinist, Mother Johanna Wennink, Where Were Parents Married Amsterdam, Holland, 25th January 1911, Occupation of Mother Housewife, Accoucheur G. E. J. Lannin, Certified by Jan Tjepkema, 46 Cannoan Streeet West, Relation to Child Father, Were You In The House At The Time Of Birth Yes, 31st October 1912 | Tjepkema, Jan (I04408)
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| 1610 | Jemima Knisley was adopted and raised by Christian Winger and his wife Hanna Stimers On the 1901 Census of Hagersville, Haldimand & Monck, Ontario are: Almas Mary, Female, Head, Married, Born 21 March 1860, Aged 41, Born Ontario, German, Canadian, Baptist, None Knisley Jemima, Female, Sister, Single, Born June 24, 1862, Aged 38, Born Ontario, German, Canadian, Tunker, Tailoress On the 1911Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: Winger, Christian, Male, Head, Married, Born May 1846, Aged 65, German, Tunkard, Mill ? Winger, Hannah M., Female, Wife, Married, Born August 1845, Aged 65, German, Tunkard Winger, Emma, Female, Daughter, Single, Born May 1874, Aged 37, German, Tunkard Knisley, Jemima, Female, Head, Single, Born June 1862, German, Tunkard, Weaver Wentworth Marriages - Fred Elliott, Minister of Gospel, Widdower, Aged 60, Tunker, Resides Richmond Hill, Father John Elliott, Designer, Mother Mary Elliott, Esther Jemima Knisley, Housekeeping, Spinster, Aged 50, Tunker, Resides Springvale, Ontario, Father (Christian crossed out) Samuel Knisley, Blacksmith, Mother Elsie Smith, Witnesses Elias Elliott, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Laura Baker, Gormley, Ontario, Solemnized by Asa Bearss, V? D. M., Ridgeway, Welland County, Ontario, 10th day of June 1913, at the Residence of Will Almas in the City of Hamilton, County of Wentworth, Ontario, by License York Marriages, Vaughn - Henry Winger, Farmer, Widower, Aged 63, Tunkard, Resides Vaughan Township, Born Walpole Township, Father Abraham Winger, Born Bertie Township, Welland County, Mother Elizabeth Shoup, Jemima Elliot, Housewife, Widow, Aged 59, Tunkard, Resides Markham Township, Born Walpole Township, Father Christian Knisley, Born Walpole Township, Haldimand County, Mother Esther Newby, Witnesses Henry Winger Jr., Maple, Ontario, Mable Winger, Maple, Ontario, at Vaughn Township, Lot 12, Concession 3, County of York, 17th Day of May 1922, Solemnized by Peter Steckley, Gormley, Ontario, Tunkard, Sworn before me at Richmond Hill, in the County of York, 8th Day of May 1922, A. J. Hume, Issuer of Marriage Licenses at Richmond Hill, Signed Henry Winger From "The Brethern in Christ in Canada" by E. Morris Sider Page 115 Back at the farm [July 1920 at Hiram Weaver's], the arrangements for the meetings had been completed. Besides the large two-center-pole tent were there three smaller tents - one for eating, the others for sleeping quarters for the workers. Food was supplied by donations in kind from the local people and by invitations to meals. Coal oil lamps provided the lighting at night and boards served for seats (later tent campaigns would use canvas seats). Assisting Whisler was a complement of "worker" - John Nigh (who shared in the preaching), Fidella Nigh (song leader), Ethel Hallman (from Ohio), Sarah Climenhaga (from Bertie), and Jemima Elliot (Fred's wife, recently become a widow). These workers visited in the community, prayed eanestly for the success of the revival in workers' prayer meetings, and by their presence and spiritual singing helped to add to the revivalistic tone of the meeting. In personal and physical arrangements, this first tent meeting set the tone for many others that followed, at Cheapside and elsewhere. | Knisley, Jemima (I02367)
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| 1611 | John and Jane Dennis and their daughter Sophia on Lot 20, Concession 1, Walpole during the War of 1812, living on land belonging to Captain William Francis who was murdered in October of 1814, gave the following deposition: District Of London Personally appeared before us George C Salmon Esquire and Thomas Bowlby Esquire two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the London District and Province of Upper Canada John Dennis, Jane Dennis and Sophia Dennis, who being duly Sworn, make Oath and say that they are now living on a Farm which belonged to the late Captain William Francis and have lived on the same since the month of April last, that during that period they have frequently heard of a gang of Robbers called Dixon's Party. That sometime about the middle of the month of October last, three men came to this house at about ten o'clock in the night, Armed, and asked if Captain Francis was there; that one of the Deponents Jane Dennis told him to go to his house and look (meaning a new building formerly occupied by the said Captain Francis) that in the mean time Captain Francis, who was in bed when they first came to the house, got up and walked over the floor, by which means these Deponents suppose they discovered him, that one of the party called to him & asked if he was there, that Captain Francis answered he was, and asked what they wanted with him, that they replied that they wanted to kill him, that Captain Francis requested of them not to take his life, and that he would go with them if they would only spare his life, that they heard the report of a gun out of the door and heard something fall on the floor above stairs where Captain Francis was. That one of the party took a stick of wood which was on fire and went upstairs, and when he came down heard him tell the rest of the party that Captain Francis was dead, and with his hands shewed on his head where he had been shot, that they left the corpse in the house that they refused to allow these Deponents to take the body out of the house or bury him. That they said it was lucky for Thomas Francis that he was not there or he should have met the same fate and that there were several people in the Province that should meet the same fate also, and that the Deponents verily believed that the party consisted of John Dixon, Henry Dockstader but they cannot tell, neither do they know who the third person was. Sworn before Us this 3d Decemr 1814 Signed George C Salmon J.P. Thos Bowlby Signed John Dennis Signed John Dennis Jane Dennis x - her mark Sophia Dennis x - her mark A True Copy by Thomas Talbot From National Archives, 77 Nepean Street, Suite 201, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1R 5Z2 Series G8 Reel #C-3231 Volume 686 pp 259-262 On the 1840 Census of Clermont, Monroe, Ohio is: John Dennis 1 Male 15 to 20, 1 Male 80 to 90 1 Female 10 to 15, 1 Female 50 to 60 Pensioners for Revolotionary or Military Services Included in the Foregoing John Dennis, Aged 80 On the 1850 Census of Monroe, Perry, Ohio are: John Dennis, Aged 55, Male, Farmer, Born Upper Canada Christianna Dennis, Aged 55, Female, Born Pennsylvania Henry I. Dennis, Aged 29, Male, Farmer, Born New York Benjamin C. Dennis, Aged 23, Male, Farmer, Born Ohio George G. Dennis, Aged 21, Male, Farmer, Born Ohio John A. Dennis, Aged 14, Male, Born Ohio John Dennis, Aged 82, Male, Farmer, Born New Jersey | Dennis, John (I04738)
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| 1612 | John Dunmead married Mary Ross January 01, 1815 in Grimsby; service performed by Robert Nelles, Justice of the Peace for the District of Niagara and Province of Upper Canada. War Service: (1) Muster Roll of Captain Abram Nelles, Flank Company, July 24th to August 24th, 1812 shows Private John Dunmeeds - Lake Lodge Papers (2) Muster Roll of Captain Henry Nelles Company of 4th Regiment, Lincoln Militia, July 4th to 24th, 1814 shows Private John Dunmede. Received land in Erin Township, Received land in Middleton Township in 1821 for his service during the War of 1812. He would have been only 10 years old in 1797 when his father filed his Upper Canada Land Petition, so too young to petition as a Loyalist. Taken from Grimsby Historical Society: Noted for having seen General Isaac Brock shot off his horse. Noted for having been on duty at the scaffold at Burlington Heights July 20th, 1814, when the eight convicted of Treason at the Bloody Assizes of Ancaster were hanged. Worked at - Mason, bricklayer and plasterer. Stonemason on 1842 Census, Bricklayer on 1852 Census On the 1852 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: John Dunmead, Bricklayer, Born United States, Religion None, Married, Aged 66, Male Mary Dunmead, Born Canada, Methodist Wesleyan, Married, Aged 54, Female On the 1861 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: John Dunmead, Labourer, Born United States, Wesleyan Methodist, Aged 79, Male, Married Mary Dunmead, Born United States, Wesleyan Methodist, Aged 69, Female, Married Frame House, 1 Storey, 1 Family Occupying | Dunmead, John (I01244)
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| 1613 | John farmed near Marburg, Ontario and at the time of his death was "Keeper" at Long Point. Their first child, Barbara May, born in 1931, died an infant. | Dixon, John Thomas (I19739)
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| 1614 | John Henry Gifford, Aged 22 Years, Resides South Cayuga, Born Cayuga, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of Edward and Mary Gifford, Eliza Jane Doan, Aged 18 Years, Resides Walsingham, Born MIchigan, U. S., Spinster, Daughter of Jonathan and Almira Doan, Witnesses Alonzo Gifford, Cayuga, Leonard Doan, Walsingham, 10th October 1871 at Walsingham, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Thomas H. Walker, by License, Walsingham Township, Norfolk On the 1880 Census of Sand Beach, Huron, Michigan are: John H. Gifford, Self, Married, Male, Aged 31, Born Canada, Laborer, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Eliza J. Gifford, Wife, Married, Female, Aged 25, Born Iowa, Keeping House, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Iowa Catharine F. N. Gifford, Daughter, Single, Female, Aged 6, Born Canada, Father Born Canda, Mother Born Iowa Charles E. Gifford, Son, Single, Male, Aged 4, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Iowa Sarah A. Gifford, Daughter, Single, Female, Aged 1, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Iowa George A. Gifford, Brother, Single, Male, Aged 24, Born Canada, Engineer, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada | Doan, Eliza Jane (I06154)
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| 1615 | John Henry Gifford, Aged 22 Years, Resides South Cayuga, Born Cayuga, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of Edward and Mary Gifford, Eliza Jane Doan, Aged 18 Years, Resides Walsingham, Born MIchigan, U. S., Spinster, Daughter of Jonathan and Almira Doan, Witnesses Alonzo Gifford, Cayuga, Leonard Doan, Walsingham, 10th October 1871 at Walsingham, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Thomas H. Walker, by License, Walsingham Township, Norfolk On the 1880 Census of Sand Beach, Huron, Michigan are: John H. Gifford, Self, Married, Male, Aged 31, Born Canada, Laborer, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Eliza J. Gifford, Wife, Married, Female, Aged 25, Born Iowa, Keeping House, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Iowa Catharine F. N. Gifford, Daughter, Single, Female, Aged 6, Born Canada, Father Born Canda, Mother Born Iowa Charles E. Gifford, Son, Single, Male, Aged 4, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Iowa Sarah A. Gifford, Daughter, Single, Female, Aged 1, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Iowa George A. Gifford, Brother, Single, Male, Aged 24, Born Canada, Engineer, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada | Gifford, John Henry (I06136)
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| 1616 | John Histhunt's father was probably named John also, as this suggests From the 1879 Historical Atlas of Haldimand County, The Township of Walpole ...John Histhunt, an American, lived on Lot 19 in the first concession as early as 1815.... On the 1852 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: John Histhunt, Farmer, Born Canada, Church of England, Married, Aged 48, Male Line 36 Nancy Histhunt, Born Canada, Church of England, Married, Aged 41, Female Catherine Histhunt, Born Canada, Church of England, Single, Aged 11, Female Elizabeth Histhunt, Born Canada, Church of England, Single, Aged 10, Female John Histhunt, Born Canada, Church of England, Single, Aged 2, Male Eliza Berdan, Born Canada, Church of England, Single, Aged 7, Female Abraham McLean, Labourer, Born Canada, Religion None, Married, Aged 27, Male Line 42 Mary McLean, Born Canada, Religion None, Married, Aged 24, Female Jacob Berdan, Born Canada, Baptist, Single, Aged 36, Male Line 44 Log House, 1Storey, 2 Families Occupying 1852 Agricultural Schedule of Walpole John Histhunt, Concession 1, Lot 19, 80 Acres, 50 Acres Under Cultivation, 30 Acres Under Crops, 19 Acres Under Pasture, 1 Acre Under Gardens or Orchards, 30 Acres Under Woods or Wild, 9 Acres Under Wheat, 130 Bushels Produce, 2 Acres Under Oats, 50 Bushels Produce, Hay Bundles or Tons 10, Wool 30 Lbs, Bulls Oxen or Steers 2, Milch Cows 3, Calves or Heifers 1, Horses of all ages 2, Sheep 6, Pigs 5, Butter Lbs 400, Pork Barrels or Cwt 6 Cwt On the 1861 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: John Hestont, Farmer, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 52, Male, Married Nancy Hestont, Farmer's Wife, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 50, Female, Married Catharine Hestont, Seamstress, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 27, Female, Single Elisabeth Hestont, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 19, Female, Single John H. Hestont, Labourer, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 11, Male, Single Hester A. Hestont, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 8, Female, Single Joshua Hestont, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 5, Male, Single Albert Birdan, Labourer, Born New Brunswick, Baptist, Aged 72, Male, Widowed Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - John Hestont, 5th August A. D. 1880, Male, Aged 72 Years, Yeoman, Cause of Death Heart Disease, Duration 4 Months, Physician Dr. Harrison, Informant Thos. T. S. Harrison, Registered 5th August A. D. 1880, Church of England, C. C. Backus Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Nancy Histunt, March 4th 1882, Female, Aged 70 Years, Married Woman, Born New York State, Cause of Death Old Age, Physician Dr. Sherk, Informant George Sherk, Physician, Cheapside, Registered March 6th 1882, Baptist, C. E. Bourne Division Registrar of Walpole | Histhunt, John Henry (I06231)
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| 1617 | John JAQUES was born in 1795 in Murton, Westmorland, England, the son of Christopher JAQUES and Hanna BELLAS. He brought his wife, Margaret FOSSETT and seven of his nine grown children to Pittsburgh in 1848, sailing on the "Ship of Rome". They later went to Buffalo briefly, where Margaret died in 1852. Soon after the family moved to Canada, arriving at Hamilton, Ontario on Easter Sunday, they lived for a time at York, then purchased a farm at Jarvis from Cornelius Smith. John Jaques died soon after in the same year as his wife's death. He was living at the newly-purchased Smith farm in Walpole Township when he died and he was buried at Saint John's in Woodhouse Township, Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada. John Jaques' children, Samuel, Joseph, and Mary Jaques stayed on the farm for a few years, but about 1860 they began to branch out for themselves. John's son John had stayed behind in England, but joined the rest of the family in 1867. His descendants still live in Norfolk Co., mostly in or near Simcoe. John's son Anthony married Elizabeth ATKINSON, daughter of James ATKINSON and Mary DAWSON of Oneida Twp., in 1860 at York, Oneida Twp. Anthony settled near Jarvis, first on the Haldimand side in Walpole Twp., and later moving to Woodhouse Twp. in Norfolk. | Jaques, John (I18202)
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| 1618 | John Marius Wilson, Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870-72) WYERSDALE (Over), a township-chapelry in Lancaster parish, Lancashire; on the river Wyre, 4¾ miles E by N of Bay-Horse railway station, and 7 SE of Lancaster. Post town, Lancaster. Acres, 16,938. Real property, £4,728. Pop. in 1851, 680; in 1861, 524. Houses, 90. The decrease of population arose from the destruction, by fire, of a cotton factory. The manor belongs to H. Garnett, Esq. The living is a vicarage in the diocese of Manchester. Value, £170. Patron, the Vicar of Lancaster. The church is plain. There are Quaker and Wesleyan chapels, and an endowed school. Consists of - Tarnbrook, Dukenshaw Fell, Lee Fell, Abbeystead, Lentworth Vachery(Contains Borwicks and Lentworth Hall), Ortner Vachery, Greenbank Vachery, Hays Haw Fell, Catshaw Vachery, Hawthornthwaite Vachery, Emmetts Vachery, Marshaw Fell Christ Church, Over Wyresdale stands in an isolated position to the west of the village of Abbeystead, Lancashire, England. The church is a Grade II listed building. It is an active Anglican parish church in the diocese of Blackburn, the archdeaconry of Lancaster and the deanery of Lancaster. Its benefice is combined with those of St Mark's, Dolphinholme and St Peter's, Quernmore. The church dates from 1733 and it was restored in 1894 by John Douglas who added a spire to the tower and built a new chancel. It is built in sandstone rubble with slate roofs and consists of a west tower, a nave with a lower chancel, a south porch, and a north vestry. The pulpit is dated 1684. OVER WYERSDALE - a chapelry, in the parish and union of Lancaster, hundred of Lonsdale south of the Sands, N. division of Lancashire, 6 miles (N. N. E.) from Garstang; containing 679 inhabitants. This is part of the ancient forest of Lancaster; and at the Conquest is supposed to have been divided into twelve portions, and to have been given to twelve soldiers as a reward for their services. It is difficult to distinguish it in ancient records from Nether Wyersdale, in Amounderness; what is said of that township, so far as respects the descent of property, will in a great measure apply to Over Wyersdale. The district comprises about 16,600 acres, the greater portion of which is meadow and pasture; part of it is mountain, from which the most extensive views are obtained. The river Wyre or Wyer takes its rise from the mountain dells here. The living is a perpetual curacy; net income, £135; patron, the Vicar of Lancaster. The present chapel was erected in 1843, at a cost of £1000, and is a neat structure. William Cawthorne, in 1683, gave a school-house, with a messuage, some land, and a rent-charge of £15, for which 30 boys are instructed; and another school has an allowance of £20 per annum from the Society of Friends. A colony of Cistercian monks from Furness settled here, at Abbeystead, for a short time, before the year 1188, when they removed to Ireland, and founded Wythney Abbey. NETHER WYERSDALE - a township, in the parish and union of Garstang, hundred of Amounderness, N. division of Lancashire, 4 miles (N. N. E.) from Garstang; containing 762 inhabitants. In the 12th century, Wyersdale was part of the possessions of the Lancasters: in the reign of Philip and Mary, John Rigmayden held the manor; and in 1605 it was held by the Gerards, of Bromley. The property afterwards passed to the family of the present Duke of Hamilton. The ancestors of the late John Fenton Cawthorne, Esq., M. P. for Lancaster, are said to have held a portion of Wyersdale for six or seven hundred years; and George III. once contemplated the revival of the barony of Wyersdale in the person of Mr. Cawthorne, whom he intended to create lord Wyersdale. The township comprises 6349 acres, and forms a very mountainous district. The scenery on the banks of the Wyre or Wyer, as the river flows along the valley, being varied by hills and ridges skirted with wood, is both bold and beautiful. Cotton and worsted spinning affords employment to the villagers of Scorton and Dolphinholme. Wyreside, an elegant mansion, has long been the residence of the Cawthorne family. Here is also the seat of Robert Garnett, Esq. The Wesleyans have a place of worship. On the 1851 Census of Borwicks, Over Wyresdale, Lancashire, England are:Thomas Pye, Head, Married, Aged 31, Male, Farmer of 31 Acres of Land, Born O. Wyersdale, Lancashire Fanny Pye, Wife, Married, Aged 33, Female, Farmer's Wife, Born Ellel, Lancashire John Pye, Son, Single, Aged 7, Male, Scholar, Born O. Wyersdale, Lancashire Lawrence Pye, Son, Single, Aged 5, Male, Scholar, Born O. Wyersdale, Lancashire Thomas Pye, Son, Single, Aged 3, Male, Born O Wyersdale, Lancashire Betty Pye, Daughter, Single, Aged 1, Female, Born O. Wyersdale, Lancashire On the 1861 Census of Lentworth Hall, Over Wyersdale, Lancashire, England are: Thomas Pye, Head, Married, Aged 41, Male, Farmer of 197 Acres of Land, Born Over Wyersdale, Lancashire Fanny Pye, Wife, Married, Aged 43, Female, Farmer's Wife, Born Ellel, Lancashire John Pye, Son, Single, Aged 17, Male, Farmer's Son, Born Over Wyersdale, Lancashire Lawrence Pye, Son, Single, Aged 15, Male, Farmer's Son, Born Over Wyersdale, Lancashire Thomas Pye, Son, Single, Aged 13, Scholar, Born Over Wyersdale, Lancashire Betty Pye, Daughter, Single, Aged 11, Female, Scholar, Born Over Wyersdale, Lancashire William Pye, Son, Single, Aged 9, Male, Scholar, Born Over Wyersdale, Lancashire Dorothy Pye, Daughter, Single, Aged 6, Female, Scholar, Born Over Wyersdale, Lancashire Margaret Pye, Servant, Unmarried, Aged 18, House Servant, Born Caterall, Lancashire | Pye, Thomas (I07014)
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| 1619 | John rather than J This is most likely John Quackenbush who married Charlotte Stevens (Stephens) Submitted by GailRichardQuackenbush on 1/28/2009 On the 1860 Census of Buffalo, Erie, New York are: John Quackenbush, Aged 30, Married, Value of Real Estate 9000, Born New York Charlotte Quackenbush, Aged 31, Female, Wife, BornCanada George Quackenbush, Aged 6, Male, Born Canada Edith J. Quackenbush, Aged 4, Female, Born Canada Almira Stephens, Aged 21, Female, Servant, Born Canada On the 1870 Census of Buffalo, Erie, New York are: Quackenbush John C., Aged 40, Male, Merchant, Value of Real Estate 4000, Born New York Quackenbush Charlotte, Aged 42, Female, Keeps House, Born Canada Quackenbush Geo. E., Aged 16, Male, At School, Born Canada Quackenbush Ida, Aged 13, Female, At School, Born Canada Quackenbush Oriel, Aged 5, Female, Born New York Stevens John, Aged 21, Male, Engineer, Born Canada On the 1880 Census of Buffalo, Erie, New York are: Phillipps Andrew, Male, Aged 70, Watchman, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Phillipps Shalotta, Female, Aged 50, Wife, Keeping House, Born Canada, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Quakenbursh Oriel, Female, Aged 16, Stepdaughter, Milneris, Born New York Father Born New York, Mother Born New York Phillips - In this city, January 3, 1899, Charlotte Phillips, relict of A. W. Phillips and mother of George Quackenbush of Lewiston, N. Y., Mrs. R. Humphry of this city and Mrs. W. A. Hunt of Walla Walla, Washington, aged 70 years. The funeral will take place from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. R. Humphrey, No. 1860 Niagara Street, Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, and from Dearborn Street Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Flowers gratefully declined. Walla Walla, Washington, papers please copy | Stevens, Charlotte (I12379)
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| 1620 | JOHN RAYMOND KNISTER Canadian Author and Journalist. He was a novelist, short story writer, poet, critic and journalist who died in a swimming accident on Lake St. Clair at age 33. The son of Robert and Elizabeth (nee Banks), Knister is considered to be one of the first modern writers in Canada, both in his Imagist poetry and in his experimental techniques of his short stories and novels. Born at Ruscomb, Ontario, near Windsor, Raymond attended the University of Toronto and Iowa State University. Raymond married Myrtle Gamble (1901-1995) on June 18, 1927; they had one child, Imogen, who is now Imogen Givens. Some years after Raymond's death, Myrtle remarried becoming Myrtle Grace. Knister's life was short but he wrote and left behind a great deal of material. He was a professional writer, so he had to write full time to survive. "White Narcissus," a novel, and "Canadian Short Stories," a collection of short stories he edited were published during his lifetime. "My Star Predominant", a biography of John Keats, won first prize of $2,500.00 in a cross-Canada novel contest in 1931. It was published posthumously in 1934 in England and in Canada. He was a friend and contemporary of Morley Callaghan, Leo Kennedy, A. J. M. Smith and many others of the 1920's and 1930's. Knister lived first in Essex and Kent Counties in Ontario at Comber, Cedar Springs and Northwood, and later in Iowa City, Chicago, Toronto, Port Dover and the last year of his life was spent in Montreal. His grave is at Port Dover. He is the 23rd most anthologized Canadian writer, ahead of Emily Carr and Robertson Davies. Although Knister's life was brief, he left behind a legacy of writing still being read today. - bio by Clarence Morris | Knister, John Raymond (I16982)
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| 1621 | John Swarts worked at his father Samuel Swarts' Sawmill on the Sandusk Creek, Lot 17, Con 1, Walpole, which he was to inherit. He was killed in a sawmill accident leaving a 3 year old son Samuel and a 1 year old son John. His son John eventually inherited the mill, which he sold to his Uncle James Dennis | Swarts, John (I01264)
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| 1622 | John Warner was a renowned veteran of the American Revolution from Vermont - as was his brother, the even-more-famous Seth Warner. John was the father of Wait who was the father of Lyman who was the father of Fannie Emma Warner born November 15, 1853. | Warner, John (I03421)
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| 1623 | JONATHAN GEE'S WILL In the name of God Amen, I Jonathan Gee of the Township of Gainsborough in the County of Lincoln in the District of Niagara and Province of Upper Canada Yeoman, considering the uncertainty of this Mortal life and Knowing that it is appo all men to die and being somewhat infirm in body but of sound and perfect mind and memory blessed be Almighty God for the same do make and publish this my last will and Testament in manner and form following that is to say first I give and resign my soul unto the hands of Almighty God who gave it and my body to be buried at the discretion of my Executors in a decent Christian like manner and as to my worldly estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless me with I give and bequeath and devise to my beloved wife Keziah Gee all that my messuage or tenement situate lying and being in the Township of Gainsborough in the County and Province aforesaid being composed of the North half of lot number eight in the sixth concession of the said Township of Gainsborough to her my said beloved wife Keziah Gee during her natural life and at the decease of her my said wife Keziah Gee I will that the said described premises shall revert to my youngest son John Gee to whom my said youngest son John Gee I give and devise the said North half of lot number eight in the sixth concession of the said Township of Gainsborough with the appurtenances thereunto belonging to him the said John Gee his heirs and assigns forever subject to the payment of certain legacies hereinafter mentioned, I also give and bequeath to my five daughters viz Ann Johnson wife of John Johnson, Abigail Tice wife of Peter Tice, Sarah Maria, Lydia and Susannah Elizabeth Gee the sum of sixty two pounds Ten shillings lawful money to be equally divided between them which said several legacies or sums of money, I will and order shall be paid to the said respective legatees by my said Youngest son John Gee his heirs or assigns in the following order and in living stock at a fair appraisal the first payment to be made to my eldest daughter one year after the decease of my said beloved wife and so on in Succession in Yearly payments until the whole is paid. I also give and devise to my son Abraham Gee his heirs and assigns the south half of lot number sixteen in the third Concession of the said Township of Gainsborough to him the said Abraham Gee his heirs and assigns forever subject to the payment of fifty pounds as hereinafter directed. I further give and bequeath to my eldest son Joseph Gee the sum of fifty pounds lawful money which said sum of fifty pounds I will and order shall be paid to my said eldest son Joseph Gee his heirs or assigns in Yearly payments of twelve pounds ten shillings the first payment to be made one Year after the decease of my beloved wife and so on in succession until the whole is paid by my said son Abraham Gee his heirs and assigns in living stock at a fair appraisal and as to all the rest residue and remainder of my personal estate goods and chattels of what Kind and nature so ever. I give and bequeath to my said Youngest Son John Gee. And I hereby nominate and appoint my said three Sons Joseph Gee, Abraham Gee and John Gee Executors of this my last will and Testament hereby revoking all former will by me made. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fourteenth day of April one thousand eight hundred and thirty eight. Signed Jonathan Gee Signed Sealed published and declared by the above named Jonathan Gee to be his last will and Testament in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed as Witnesses in presence of the Testator Signed John Patterson Signed Gilbert Lane Will proved 19th June 1838 Letters Testamentory in the name of Abraham Gee | Gee, Jonathan (I00941)
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| 1624 | Joseph and Mary (Fretz) Sherk lived all their lives on Lots 7 & 8, Concession 14, Bertie Township, Welland County, Ontario | Sherk, Joseph (I01625)
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| 1625 | Joseph and Mary (Fretz) Sherk lived all their lives on Lots 7 & 8, Concession 14, Bertie Township, Welland County, Ontario | Fretz, Mary (I01622)
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| 1626 | Kaake, Andrew late of Markham Twp, yeoman, died 12 Jan.1845. Will lists his occupation as cooper. "to my reputed wife, Catherine, being the person residing with me as such" use of residence in Markham Village, 3/4 acre lot, also 1 cow, household furniture etc. - son, Jonas KAAKE, 50 acres, rear part of Lot 18, Conc.7, Markham Twp. - sons, John, Emanuel & Ephraim KAAKE - dau. Susanna BOYD, w/o Angus BOYD of Etobicoke Twp, yeoman - dau. Sarah PHILIPS, w/o Jacob PHILIPS of Etobicoke Twp, yeoman - dau. Elizabeth DUKE, w/o Thomas DUKE of York Twp., yeoman - dau. Catherine HUSTON, w/o Joseph HUSTON of Etobicoke Twp., yeoman - son, Adam KAAKE of Etobicoke Twp, yeoman - dau. Rachael WYAND, w/o Burgoyne WYAND of Etobicoke Twp, yeoman - dau., Lydia CASTLE, w/o Robert CASTLE of Etobicoke Twp., yeoman - son, Charles KAAKE of Etobicoke Twp., yeoman - dau. Rebecca HARRIS, widow of Wm. HARRIS, dec., now of Gore of Toronto - grandson, Charles DENNISON of Markham, cooper Each to receive 8 pounds 10 shillings to be paid to the said legatees respectively in the order of priority of birth beginning at the eldest and so in succession to the youngest Executors - Daniel Ramer, Christian Barkey, both of Markham Witnesses - Peter Reesor, T. McKenna, both Markham Dated 14 Dec.1844 G22, Series 6-2; Andrew Kaake had two wives for those 17 children. He married Sarah Boone about 1792, and she died before 1832. He married Catherine Leichty 14 May 1832 in York Co Ont. Children are John Kaake (1793-); Sarah Sally Kaake (Abt 1794); Adam Kaake (Abt 1796-1878); Andrew Kaake (1796-1844); Catherine Kaake (1796-1859); Emmanuel Kaake (Abt 1800-1849); Lydia Kaake (1805-1875); Charles Kaake (1808-1896); Ephraim Kaake (1813-1875); Jonas Kaake (1815-1890); Unknown Kaake; Conrad Kaake (-1840); Elizabeth Kaake (-); James Kaake (-); James Kaake (-); Rachel Kaake (-); Rebecca Kaake (-); Susanna Kaake (-). On the 1852 Census of King, York, Canada West are: Humphrey Cake, Labourer, Born Canada, Epis. Methodist, Married, Aged 29, Male Agnus Cake, Born Scotland, Epis. Methodist, Married, Aged 31, Female John Cake, Aged 6, Male Gordon Cake, Aged 4, Male Isabella Cake, Aged 2, Female On the 1852 Census of Markham, York, Canada West is: Cathn Cake, Born Pennsylvania, Religion None, Widowed, Aged 74, Female "I don't know how this rootsweb thing works, but I would strongly suggest that you try to get in direct contact with whoever is trying to find out the Greenbury/Kaake/Harries information. I say this because I have one of the few copies of the Kaake book. It was compiled over many years by a Kaake who lives (if indeed he is still alive) in Western Canada. The darned thing is an honest two inches thick of 8X11 pages and hardbound. It covers not only Rebecca and her descendents but those of her 16 brothers and sisters as well. Peter, the author, has almost all of my information in that book. You could not duplicate his efforts, starting from scratch, in a year (or maybe ten) I am sure. I am assuming here that the contents are not already on line, of coarse. I also have detailed work on these families done by a lady from Barrie about a decade ago. Plus I have ALL of my own materials on hard copy. If you are doing this for someone else when it is already done I suggest that there must be an easier way." | Kaake, Andrew (I12869)
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| 1627 | Kent Births, Ridgetown - July 15, 1884, Mary Edith Crandle, Female, Father Robert Crandle, Mother Mary Matilda Kenline, Occupation of Father Laborer, Resides Ridgetown, Informant Robt Crandle, Registered July 21st 1884, Accoucheur R. C. Young M. D., Duncan Cochrane Division Registrar of Ridgetown Kent Births, Ridgetown - August 4th 1886, Wm. Franklin Crandell, Male, Father Robert Crandell, Mother Mary Kinline, Occupation of Father Laborer, Resides Ridgetown, Informant Robt Crandell, Registered August 12th 1886, Accoucheur R. C. Young M. D., Duncan Cochrane Division Registrar of Ridgetown Kent Births, Ridgetown - November 3rd 1889, Robt Earl Crandell, Male, Father Robt Crandell, Mother Mary Kenline, Occupation of Father Laborer, Resides Ridgetown, Informant Robt Crandell, Registered November 20th 1889, Accoucheur F. B. Marr M. D., Duncan Cochrane Division Registrar of Ridgetown On the 1891 Census of Ridgetown, Elgin West, Ontario are: Crandell Robert, Male, Aged 37, Married, Head, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England, Carpenter Crandell Matild, Female, Aged 24, Married, Wife, Born Ontario, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Ontario, Baptist Crandell Edith, Female, Aged 7, Single, Daughter, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Crandell Frank, Male, Aged 5, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Crandell Earl, Male, Aged 2, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England On the 1900 Census of Detroit Ward 7, Wayne, Michigan are: Crandall Robert G., Head, Male, Born December 1855, Aged 44, Married, 17 Years, Born Canada, Father Born Massacheusetts, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years, Machinist Crandall Mary M., Wife, Female, Born September 1856, Aged 33, Married, 17 Years, 3 Children, 3 Children Living, Born Canada, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years Crandall Edith M., Daughter, Female, Born July 1884, Aged 15, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years Crandall Robert E., Son, Male, Born November 1889, Aged 10, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years Crandall Frank W., Son, Male, Born August 1886, Aged 13, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years Kriger Charles, Boarder, Male, Born May 1889, Aged 20, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Germany, Year of Immigration 1890, Here 10 Years, Blacksmith - Carriage | Kenline, Mary Matilda (I10610)
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| 1628 | Kent Births, Ridgetown - July 15, 1884, Mary Edith Crandle, Female, Father Robert Crandle, Mother Mary Matilda Kenline, Occupation of Father Laborer, Resides Ridgetown, Informant Robt Crandle, Registered July 21st 1884, Accoucheur R. C. Young M. D., Duncan Cochrane Division Registrar of Ridgetown Kent Births, Ridgetown - August 4th 1886, Wm. Franklin Crandell, Male, Father Robert Crandell, Mother Mary Kinline, Occupation of Father Laborer, Resides Ridgetown, Informant Robt Crandell, Registered August 12th 1886, Accoucheur R. C. Young M. D., Duncan Cochrane Division Registrar of Ridgetown Kent Births, Ridgetown - November 3rd 1889, Robt Earl Crandell, Male, Father Robt Crandell, Mother Mary Kenline, Occupation of Father Laborer, Resides Ridgetown, Informant Robt Crandell, Registered November 20th 1889, Accoucheur F. B. Marr M. D., Duncan Cochrane Division Registrar of Ridgetown On the 1891 Census of Ridgetown, Elgin West, Ontario are: Crandell Robert, Male, Aged 37, Married, Head, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England, Carpenter Crandell Matild, Female, Aged 24, Married, Wife, Born Ontario, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Ontario, Baptist Crandell Edith, Female, Aged 7, Single, Daughter, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Crandell Frank, Male, Aged 5, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Crandell Earl, Male, Aged 2, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England On the 1900 Census of Detroit Ward 7, Wayne, Michigan are: Crandall Robert G., Head, Male, Born December 1855, Aged 44, Married, 17 Years, Born Canada, Father Born Massacheusetts, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years, Machinist Crandall Mary M., Wife, Female, Born September 1856, Aged 33, Married, 17 Years, 3 Children, 3 Children Living, Born Canada, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years Crandall Edith M., Daughter, Female, Born July 1884, Aged 15, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years Crandall Robert E., Son, Male, Born November 1889, Aged 10, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years Crandall Frank W., Son, Male, Born August 1886, Aged 13, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1891, Here 9 Years Kriger Charles, Boarder, Male, Born May 1889, Aged 20, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Germany, Year of Immigration 1890, Here 10 Years, Blacksmith - Carriage | Crandall, Robert (I10609)
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| 1629 | Kent Marriages - Andrew Olson, Aged 40 Years, Resides Muskegon, Michigan, Born Norway, Widowed, Merchant, Son of Ole and Annie May Olson, Mary Anne Sandford, Aged 30 Years, Resides Thamesville, Ontario, Born Thamesville, Ontario, Spinster, Daughter of Ephraim and Nancy Sandford, Witnesses Ephraim Sandford, Thamesville, Somelia Sherman, Thamesville, December 4th 1872 at Township of Camden, Groom Lutheran Church, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Revd J. L. Campbell, by License, Town of Chatham On the 1880 Census of Chester, Ottawa, Michigan are: Olson Andrew, Male, Aged 50, Head, Married, Farmer, Born Norway, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Norway Olson Mary H, Female, Aged 39, Wife, Married, Keeping House, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Olson Rose B., Female, Aged 16, Daughter, Single, At School, Born Michigan, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Canada Olson Nannie, Female, Aged 5, Daughter, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Canada Olson Horace G., Male, Aged 4, Son, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Canada Tappington Ella, Female, Aged 12, Niece, Single, At School, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada (This child was on the 1871 Census of Camden, Bothwell, Ontario as Tappenden Ella Jane, Female, Aged 3, Born Ontario, English Church, English) | Sanford, Mary Ann (I11175)
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| 1630 | Kent Marriages - William Decow, Aged 37 Years, Resides County of Kent, Born Elgin County, Widowed, Farmer, Son of William and Sarah Decow, Susan Hoig, Aged 37 Years, Resides Kent County, Born Kent County, Widowed, Daughter of Ephraim and Nancy Sanford, Witnesses John H. Field, Harwich, Mary A. Sanford, Kent County, December 20th 1871 at Chatham, Groom Baptist, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Rev. John L. Campbell, by License, Town of Chatham, Kent On the 1881 Census of Howard, Bothwell, Ontario are: Decow William, Male, Aged 46, Born Ontario, Reg. Baptist, German, Farmer, Married Decow Susan, Female, Aged 45, Born Ontario, Reg. Baptist, English, Married Decow Lemuel, Male, Aged 22, Born Ontario, Reg. Baptist, German, Single Decow Edward, Male, Aged 18, Born Ontario, Reg. Baptist, German, Single Decow Carrie, Female, Aged 7, Born Ontario, Reg. Baptist, German, Single | Decow, William (I11189)
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| 1631 | Kent Marriages, Bothwell - James Goodwin, Aged 26, Resides Hagersville, Born Haldimand, Bachelor, Merchant, Son of Thomas and Mary Goodwin, Amelia Fanny Clarke, Aged 23, Resides Bothwell, Born London, Spinster, Daughter of Charles and Margaretta Clarke, Witnesses W. E. Almas, Hagersville, Rachael Clarke, Bothwell, July 14, 1891 at Bothwell, Groom English Church, Bride English Church, Solemnized by Rev. Wm. Hinde, by License On the 1891 Census of Hagersville, Haldimand, Ontario are: Goodwin Jas, Male, Aged 24, Married, Head, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England, General Merchant Goodwin Amelia, Female, Aged 23, Married, Wife, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born England, Church of England York Deaths, Toronto - Goodwin Amelia, Female, February 18, 1904, Aged 35, Place of Death Grace Hospital, Married, House Duties, Born Canada, Cause of Death Ulcerative Endocarditis, Physician Dr. Cuthbertson, Methodist, Informant C. A. Warren, Registered February 19, 1904 York Deaths, Toronto - Goodwin James, Male, White, June 15, 1909, Born 1868, Aged 41 Years, St. Mich. Hosp Since May 29, Residence 191 Church St., Occupation Glasscutter, Widowed, Physician Dr. Hutchison, Certified by C. B. Parker, B. A. M. B., St. Mich. Hosp, Cause of Death Aortic Stenosis, Duration Years, Immediate Cause of Death Dilation of Heart, Duration Sudden, Physician C. B. Parker, St. Mich. Hosp From - St. John's Anglican Cemetery, Cheapside Catalogued by North Erie Shore Historical Society #59 CHARLES & PHILIPPA children of JAMES & AMELIA GOODWIN who died Sept 14, 1884 Aged 1 yr, ....mos Verse | Clarke, Amelia Fanny (I04309)
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| 1632 | Kent Marriages, Bothwell - James Goodwin, Aged 26, Resides Hagersville, Born Haldimand, Bachelor, Merchant, Son of Thomas and Mary Goodwin, Amelia Fanny Clarke, Aged 23, Resides Bothwell, Born London, Spinster, Daughter of Charles and Margaretta Clarke, Witnesses W. E. Almas, Hagersville, Rachael Clarke, Bothwell, July 14, 1891 at Bothwell, Groom English Church, Bride English Church, Solemnized by Rev. Wm. Hinde, by License On the 1891 Census of Hagersville, Haldimand, Ontario are: Goodwin Jas, Male, Aged 24, Married, Head, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England, General Merchant Goodwin Amelia, Female, Aged 23, Married, Wife, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born England, Church of England York Deaths, Toronto - Goodwin Amelia, Female, February 18, 1904, Aged 35, Place of Death Grace Hospital, Married, House Duties, Born Canada, Cause of Death Ulcerative Endocarditis, Physician Dr. Cuthbertson, Methodist, Informant C. A. Warren, Registered February 19, 1904 York Deaths, Toronto - Goodwin James, Male, White, June 15, 1909, Born 1868, Aged 41 Years, St. Mich. Hosp Since May 29, Residence 191 Church St., Occupation Glasscutter, Widowed, Physician Dr. Hutchison, Certified by C. B. Parker, B. A. M. B., St. Mich. Hosp, Cause of Death Aortic Stenosis, Duration Years, Immediate Cause of Death Dilation of Heart, Duration Sudden, Physician C. B. Parker, St. Mich. Hosp From - St. John's Anglican Cemetery, Cheapside Catalogued by North Erie Shore Historical Society #59 CHARLES & PHILIPPA children of JAMES & AMELIA GOODWIN who died Sept 14, 1884 Aged 1 yr, ....mos Verse | Goodwin, James (I04307)
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| 1633 | Kent Marriages, Camden - Andrew Olson, Aged 40 Years, Resides Muskegon, Michigan, Born Norway, Widowed, Merchant, Son of Ole and Annie May Olson, Mary Anne Sandford, Aged 30 Years, Resides Thamesville, Ontario, Born Thamesville, Ontario, Spinster, Daughter of Ephraim and Nancy Sandford, Witnesses Ephraim Sandford, Thamesville, Somelia Sherman, Thamesville, December 4th 1872 at Township of Camden, Groom Lutheran Church, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Revd J. L. Campbell, by License, Town of Chatham On the 1880 Census of Chester, Ottawa, Michigan are: Olson Andrew, Male, Aged 50, Head, Married, Farmer, Born Norway, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Norway Olson Mary H, Female, Aged 39, Wife, Married, Keeping House, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Olson Rose B., Female, Aged 16, Daughter, Single, At School, Born Michigan, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Canada Olson Nannie, Female, Aged 5, Daughter, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Canada Olson Horace G., Male, Aged 4, Son, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Norway, Mother Born Canada Tappington Ella, Female, Aged 12, Niece, Single, At School, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada (This child was on the 1871 Census of Camden, Bothwell, Ontario as Tappenden Ella Jane, Female, Aged 3, Born Ontario, English Church, English) | Olson, Andrew (I11179)
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| 1634 | Kent Marriages, Chas. W. Underhill, Aged 22 Years, Resides Ridgetown, Born Jarvis, Ontario, Bachelor, Merchant, Son of Silvester and Margaret Underhill, Minnie E. Lozar, Aged 19 Year, Resides Ridgetown, Born Ridgetown, Spinster, Daughter of George and Rebecca Lozar, Witnesses Edwd. Rutledge, Edith Congston, Ridgetown, December 21, 1886 at Ridgetown, Groom Presbyterian, Bride Presbyterian, Solemnized by Rev. G. G. McRobbie, by License | Underhill, Charles W. (I05460)
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| 1635 | Kent Marriages, Chatham - Benjamin George Matlock, Painter, Bachelor, Aged 21 Years, United Church, Resides Leamington, Born Gosfield South, Father George James Matlock, Born Ontario, Mother Harriett Ann Terryberry, Caroline May Wellman, Spinster, Aged 20 Years, United Church, Resides Windsor, Born Melbourne, Ontario, Father Joseph Wellman, Born Ontario, Mother Ann M. Milligan, Witnesses Lilian L. Gaetz, Chatham, Ontario, Elizabeth Gaetz, Chatham, Ontario, November 26th 1926 at the City of Chatham, Kent County, Solemnized by Wilford Gaets, United Church of Canada, W. S. Long Issuer of Marriage Licenses at Kingsville | Matlock, Benjamin George (I12086)
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| 1636 | Kent Marriages, Chatham - Daniel Tappenden, Aged 27 Years, Resides Chatham, Born England, Batchelor, Cook, Son of Frederick and Martha Tappenden, Mary Blackmore, Aged 19 Years, Resides Chatham, Born Canada, Spinster, Daughter of Thomas and Martha Blackmore, Witnesses Emma Herridge, Emma M. Herridge, Chatham, December 8th 1873 at Chatham, Groom Primitive Methodist, Bride Primitive Methodist, Solemnized by Wm. Herridge, by License, Town of Chatham Kent Deaths, Chatham - Daniel Tappenden, 13th February 1878, Male, Aged 33 Years, Cook, Born England, Cause of Death Dispepsia, Physician Dr. Coy, Detroit, Informant Wm. Tappenden, Chatham, Registered February 14th 1878, Church of England, Jno Tissiman Division Registrar of Chatham | Blackmore, Mary (I11216)
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| 1637 | Kent Marriages, Chatham - James Cecil Brown, Aged 21 Years, Resides City of Chatham, Born Lowbanks, Ontario, Bachelor, Painter, Methodist, Father William Edgar Brown, Born Ontario, Mother Mary Launey, Leola Lorena McClain, Aged 20 Years, Resides City of Chatham, Born Charlotteville, Norfolk, Spinster, Weaver, Methodist, Father Robert John McClain, Born Ontario, Mother Annie Barber, Witnesses Sidney Fishlark, Chatham, Ontario, Erie Fishlark, Chatham, Ontario, 1st June 1920 at Chatham, Kent County, Solemnized by Robert Bicke, Chatham, Ontario, Methodist, L. H. Lynell Issuer of Marriage Licenses at City of Chatham | Brown, James Cecil (I05922)
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| 1638 | Kent Marriages, Chatham - James Cecil Brown, Aged 21 Years, Resides City of Chatham, Born Lowbanks, Ontario, Bachelor, Painter, Methodist, Father William Edgar Brown, Born Ontario, Mother Mary Launey, Leola Lorena McClain, Aged 20 Years, Resides City of Chatham, Born Charlotteville, Norfolk, Spinster, Weaver, Methodist, Father Robert John McClain, Born Ontario, Mother Annie Barber, Witnesses Sidney Fishlark, Chatham, Ontario, Erie Fishlark, Chatham, Ontario, 1st June 1920 at Chatham, Kent County, Solemnized by Robert Bicke, Chatham, Ontario, Methodist, L. H. Lynell Issuer of Marriage Licenses at City of Chatham | McClain, Leola Lorena (I05917)
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| 1639 | Kent Marriages, Chatham - Roger Brown, Aged 24, Resides Chatham, Ontario, Born Deleware, Ontario, Bachelor, Millwright, Son of James and Mary Jane Brown, Francis Mabee, Aged 23, Resides Simcoe, County of Norfolk, Born Simcoe, County of Norfolk, Spinster, Daughter of Pelham and Sarah Mabee, Witnesses C. W. Addison, Seneca Falls, Alice Mabee, Simcoe, September 15, 1881 at Chatham, Ontario, Groom Presbyterian, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Geo. A. Turk, by License 1900 Toledo, Lucas, Ohio 1910 Swink, Otero, Colorada | Brown, Roger (I03845)
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| 1640 | Kent Marriages, Chatham - Roger Brown, Aged 24, Resides Chatham, Ontario, Born Deleware, Ontario, Bachelor, Millwright, Son of James and Mary Jane Brown, Francis Mabee, Aged 23, Resides Simcoe, County of Norfolk, Born Simcoe, County of Norfolk, Spinster, Daughter of Pelham and Sarah Mabee, Witnesses C. W. Addison, Seneca Falls, Alice Mabee, Simcoe, September 15, 1881 at Chatham, Ontario, Groom Presbyterian, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Geo. A. Turk, by License | Mabee, Frances (I03839)
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| 1641 | Kent Marriages, Mudford James Edward, Aged 52 Years, Resides Walsingham Centre, Born Emsworth, England, Widowed, Farmer, Father Chas Mudford, Mother Annie Mudford, Robertson Jane Allen, Aged 33 Years. Resides Thamesville, Born Port Dover, Spinster, Housewife, Father W. H. H. Robertson, Mother Hannah Robertson, Witnesses Philip Benjamin, Camden, Martha Jane Benjamin, Camden, December 12, 1905 at Camden, Groom Free Methodist, Bride Free Methodist, Solemnized by Elijah E. Loveleen, by License, Registered January 27th, 1906 | Robertson, Jane Allen (I09801)
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| 1642 | Kent Marriages, Orford - Frances W. Munger, Aged 21 Years, Resides Yarmouth, Born U. S., Bachelor, Mechanic, Son of W. H. and Racheil Munger, Mary L. Gooden, Aged 21 Years, Resides Palmyra, Ont, Born Canada, Spinster, Father James T Gooden, Mother Emile Gooden, Witnesses Nelson Gooden, St. Thomas, Lotta M. Munger, Sparta, December 25th 1878 at Palmyra, Groom M. E. Church, Bride M. E. Church, Solemnized by Rev. D. Pomreoy, by License On the 1881 Census of Yarmouth, Elgin East, Ontario are: Frank Munger, Married, Male, Engish, Aged 24, Born USA, Methodist Canada Mary Munger, Married, Female, Irish, Aged 23, Born Ontario, Methodist Canada On the 1900 Census of Ward 15, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan are: Francis Mungar, Head, Male, b March 1857, Married, 21 years, Born Connecticut, Father b Connecticut, Mother b Connecticut, Stationary Engineer Mary L Mungar, Wife, Female, b February 1857, Aged 43, Married, 21 Years,0 Children, 0 Children Living, b Canada, b Nova Scotia, Mother b Connecticut, Year of Immigration 1897, Here 3 Years Susan M Mungar, Adopted Daughter, Female, b January 1878, Aged 22, Single, b Canada, Father b Canada, Mother b Canada, Year of Immigration 1897, Here 3 years Willliam H Mungar, Adopted Son, Male, b October 1884, Aged 16, Single, b Canada, Father b Canada, Mother b Canada, Year of Immigration 1897, Here 3 Years, Helper, Foundry August F Paseek, Boarder, Male, b January 1877, aged 23, Single, b Michigan, Father b Germany, Mother b Germany, Foreman, Steel ? Herman Paseek, Boarder, Male, b May 1879, aged 21, Single, b Michigan, Father b Germany, Mother b Germany, Helper, Steel Worker Louis Behring, Boarder, Male, b May 1882, Aged 18, Single, b Germany, Father b Germany, Mother b Germany, Year of Immigration 1890, Here 10 Years, Helper, Steelyard? Jas C Gooden, Father in law, Male, b September 1823, aged 76, Widowed, b Nova Scotia, b Born Nova Scotia, Mother b Nova Scotia, Year of Immigration 1897, Here 3 Years | Mungar, Francis W. (I01922)
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| 1643 | Kent Marriages, Orford - Frances W. Munger, Aged 21 Years, Resides Yarmouth, Born U. S., Bachelor, Mechanic, Son of W. H. and Racheil Munger, Mary L. Gooden, Aged 21 Years, Resides Palmyra, Ont, Born Canada, Spinster, Father James T Gooden, Mother Emile Gooden, Witnesses Nelson Gooden, St. Thomas, Lotta M. Munger, Sparta, December 25th 1878 at Palmyra, Groom M. E. Church, Bride M. E. Church, Solemnized by Rev. D. Pomreoy, by License On the 1881 Census of Yarmouth, Elgin East, Ontario are: Frank Munger, Married, Male, Engish, Aged 24, Born USA, Methodist Canada Mary Munger, Married, Female, Irish, Aged 23, Born Ontario, Methodist Canada On the 1900 Census of Ward 15, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan are: Francis Mungar, Head, Male, b March 1857, Married, 21 years, Born Connecticut, Father b Connecticut, Mother b Connecticut, Stationary Engineer Mary L Mungar, Wife, Female, b February 1857, Aged 43, Married, 21 Years,0 Children, 0 Children Living, b Canada, b Nova Scotia, Mother b Connecticut, Year of Immigration 1897, Here 3 Years Susan M Mungar, Adopted Daughter, Female, b January 1878, Aged 22, Single, b Canada, Father b Canada, Mother b Canada, Year of Immigration 1897, Here 3 years Willliam H Mungar, Adopted Son, Male, b October 1884, Aged 16, Single, b Canada, Father b Canada, Mother b Canada, Year of Immigration 1897, Here 3 Years, Helper, Foundry August F Paseek, Boarder, Male, b January 1877, aged 23, Single, b Michigan, Father b Germany, Mother b Germany, Foreman, Steel ? Herman Paseek, Boarder, Male, b May 1879, aged 21, Single, b Michigan, Father b Germany, Mother b Germany, Helper, Steel Worker Louis Behring, Boarder, Male, b May 1882, Aged 18, Single, b Germany, Father b Germany, Mother b Germany, Year of Immigration 1890, Here 10 Years, Helper, Steelyard? Jas C Gooden, Father in law, Male, b September 1823, aged 76, Widowed, b Nova Scotia, b Born Nova Scotia, Mother b Nova Scotia, Year of Immigration 1897, Here 3 Years | Gooden, Mary L. (I01921)
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| 1644 | Kent Marriages, Orford - Jas Harris, Aged 27 Years, Resides Orford, Born Ontario, Bachelor, Farmer, Father Thos Harris, Mother Susanna Fonger, Sarah Laura Gooden, Aged 23 Years, Resides Aldboro, Born Ontario, Spinster, Father James Gooden, Mother Emala Burgess, Witnesses Elinor Turner & Mary E. Turner, Orford, November 3, 1875, at Orford, Groom Baptist, Bride Methodist, Rev. E. Turner, by License, H. Watson Orford Registrar Kent Births, Oxford (sic), Late Birth Registration - Name of Child Blake Harris, Date of Birth June 10, 1878, Place of Birth Township of Oxford, County of Kent, Father James Hamilton Harris, Address Palmyra, Oxford Township, Ontario, Occupation Farmer, Mother Sarah Laura Gooden, Physician Dr. DeCoe, Highgate, Ontario, I Muriel Gooden Mungar (Mary L. written above) of Detroit in the County of Wayne in the State of Michigan, Do Solemnly Declare that (1) I am the aunt of the aforesaid, (2) I have personal knowledge of the matters herein set forth, and the information herein is true in substance and in fact; (3) That the parents of the said person are dead; that I am the aunt of the said person and was on intimate terms with his family at the time of his birth; that although I was not present at his birth, I saw the child within two months thereafter and was informed at the time and fully believe that he was born at the place and on the date stated. And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing it to be true and knowing that it is of the same force and effect as if I made under oath and by virtue of the Canada Evidence Act, Signed Mary L. Gooden Munger, Declared before me at the City of Detroit in the County of Wayne in the State of Michigan this 7th day of January 1937, Signed Albert E. Stewart, Notary Public, Wayne County, Michigan Kent Births, Orford - September 17th 1880, David Mills, Male, Father James H. Harris, Mother Sarah Laura Gooden, Occupation of Father Labourer, Informant Father, Registered October 22nd 1880, Accoucheur A. DeCoe M. D., Henry Watson Division Registrar of Orford Elgin Deaths, St. Thomas - Harris James Hamilton, Male, September 25th 1906, Aged 59 Years, 8 Chester Street, Laborer, Married, Born Hamilton Ontario, Paralysis, F. O. Laurence M. D., Methodist, Informant C. A. Lowers, September 25th 1906, W. B. Doherty St. Thomas Registrar | Harris, James Hamilton (I01924)
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| 1645 | Kent Marriages, Orford - Jas Harris, Aged 27 Years, Resides Orford, Born Ontario, Bachelor, Farmer, Father Thos Harris, Mother Susanna Fonger, Sarah Laura Gooden, Aged 23 Years, Resides Aldboro, Born Ontario, Spinster, Father James Gooden, Mother Emala Burgess, Witnesses Elinor Turner & Mary E. Turner, Orford, November 3, 1875, at Orford, Groom Baptist, Bride Methodist, Rev. E. Turner, by License, H. Watson Orford Registrar 1925 Obituary Mrs. Sarah Harris Dies At Waterford Widow of James Harris passes at Home of Daughter in Michigan The death occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. Kuhn, Waterford, Mich., on Sunday, June 7, of Mrs. Sarah Harris, widow of the late James Harris, of Yarmouth, in her seventy-third year. She leaves to mourn her loss, three sons, Blake, of Frome; David of Port Lambton, and Wilbur, of Detroit; also four daughters, Nellie in Alberta; Myrtle and Laura of Detroit, and Mrs. C. Kuhn, of Waterford, Mich; also two sisters, Mrs. Frank Mungar, of Detroit, and Mrs. George Wood, Port Lambton. The funeral will be held on Wednesday from the M. C. R. station on the arrival of the M. C. R. train No. 36 at St. Thomas. Interment will take place in the family plot at the Union cemetery | Gooden, Sarah Laura (I01919)
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| 1646 | Kent Marriages, Ridgetown - Thomas Albert Webber, Aged 66 Years, Widower, Laborer, Resides West Lorne, Born Cornwall, England, Methodist, Father Francis Webber, Born Cornwall, England, Mother Elizabeth Mutton, Elizabeth Aiken, Aged 53 Years, Widow, Housework, Methdist, Resides Windsor, Ontario, Born St. Thomas, Father James Glover, Born Hamilton, Mother Mary Vansickle, Witnesses Mrs. A. E. Doan, Ridgetown, Ontario, Amy McDiarmid, Ridgetown, Ontario, June 18th 1924 at Ridgetown, Kent County, Solemnized by Rev. E. A. Doan, Ridgetown, Ontario, Methodist, J. D. Shaw per M. J. Bennett Issuer of Marriage Licenses at Rodney | Webber, Thomas Albert (I10223)
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| 1647 | Kent Marriages, Thamesville - Charles Frederick Roe, Aged 26 Years, Resides Thamesville, Kent County, Ontario, Born New York City, United States, Bachelor, Carpenter, Father Matthew Roe, Mother Martina Ward, Sarah Hunter, Aged 21 Years, Resides Thamesville, Born Germany (sic), Spinster, Father David Hunter, Mother Harriet Sanford, Witnesses Edward Mara, Thamesville, Ontario, Rebecca Sanford, Chatham Township, Kent County, Ontario, December 2nd 1875 at Thamesville, Groom Episcopal Methodist Adherent, Bride Episcopal Methodist Adherent, Solemnized by Charles Benson, Episcopal Methodist, Received December 9th 1875, William McKinlay Division Registrar of Thamesville On the 1891 Census of Thamesville, Bothwell, Ontario are: Roe Chas., Male, Aged 40, Married, Head, Born Ontario, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Germany, Presbyterian Roe Sarah, Female, Aged 36, Married, Wife, Born Ontario, Father Born Scotland, Mother Born Ontario, Presbyterian Roe Hattie, Female, Aged 14, Single, Daughter, Born Ontario, Presbyterian | Roe, Charles Frederick (I11229)
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| 1648 | Kent Marriages, Thamesville - George J. Cropp, Aged 24 Years, Resides Thamesville, Born Ontario, Bachelor, Blacksmith, Son of James and Jane Cropp, Ella Tappenden, Aged 17 Years, Resides Thamesville, Born Ontario, Spinster, Daughter of Daniel and Nancy Tappenden, Witnesses Wm. Lancaster, Thamesville, Margaret Cropp, Thamesville, May 6th 1884 at Thamesville, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. J. H. Orine, by License Kent Births, Thamesville - February 9th 1885, Daniel Tappenden, Male, Father George Jas. Cropp, Mother Ella Jane Tappenden, Occupation of Father Blacksmith, Thamesville, Registered Mary 9th 1885, J. Duncan Division Registrar of Thamesville On the 1891 Census of Woodstock, Oxford North, Ontario are: Cropp George, Male, Aged 31, Married, Head, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist, Blacksmith Cropp Ella, Female, Aged 24, Married, Wife, Born Ontario, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist Cropp Daniel, Male, Aged 6, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario Cropp Lawrence E., Male, Aged 11/12, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario On the 1900 Census of Chicago Ward 31, Cook, Illinois are: Cropp George, Head, Male, Born April 1860, Aged 40, Married, 16 Years, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Ireland, Year of Immigration 1892, Here 8 Years, Blacksmith Cropp Ella, Wife, Female, Born September 1867, Aged 32, Married, 16 Years, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1892, Here 8 Years Cropp Vernal, Daughter, Female, Born June 1894, Aged 5, Single, Born Illinois, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Illinois Cropp Earl, Son, Male, Born June 1897, Aged 2, Single, Born Illinois, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Cropp Danial, Son, Male, Born February 1888, Aged 12, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Cropp Lawrence, Son, Male, Born May 1890, Aged 10, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada On the 1910 Census of 213 Newago Road, Muskegon, Muskegon, Michigan are: Cropp George J., Head, Male, Aged 50, Married 1, 26 Years, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Ireland, Year of Immigration 1892, Farmer Cropp Ella J., Wife, Female, Aged 43, Married 1, 26 Years, 5 Children, 4 Children Living, Born Canada, Father Born England, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1892 Cropp Vernia, Daughter, Female, Aged 14, Single, Born Illinois, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Cropp Earl G., Son, Male, Aged 12, Single, Born Illinois, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada On the 1920 Census of 381 East 69th Street, Chicago Ward 7, Cook, Illinois are: Cropp Daniel, Head, Male, Aged 34, Single, Year of Immigration 1892, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Druggist, Store Cropp Georg J., Father, Male, Aged 59, Married, Year of Immigration 1892, Naturalized 1896, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Ireland, In Drug Store Cropp Ella, Mother, Female, Aged 52, Married, Year of Immigration 1892, Naturalized 1896, Born Canada, Father Born England, Mother Born Canada | Cropp, George J. (I11206)
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| 1649 | Kent Marriages, Thamesville - Lemuel C. Decow, Aged 22 Years, Born Resides Toronto, Born Howard, Bachelor, Veterinary Surgeon, Son of William and Elizabeth Decow, Alice J. Holmes, Aged 21 Years, Resides Thamesville, Born Blenheim, Spinster, Daughter of Hugh and Louisa Holmes, Witnesses David Cooper, Mrs. David Cooper, Thamesville, December 16th 1881 at Thamesville, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by A. I. Snyder, by License, Charles Gill Division Registrar of Thamesville | Holmes, Alice J. (I11247)
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| 1650 | Kent Marriages, Thamesville - Lemuel C. Decow, Aged 22 Years, Born Resides Toronto, Born Howard, Bachelor, Veterinary Surgeon, Son of William and Elizabeth Decow, Alice J. Holmes, Aged 21 Years, Resides Thamesville, Born Blenheim, Spinster, Daughter of Hugh and Louisa Holmes, Witnesses David Cooper, Mrs. David Cooper, Thamesville, December 16th 1881 at Thamesville, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by A. I. Snyder, by License, Charles Gill Division Registrar of Thamesville | Decow, Lemuel (I11245)
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