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| 1701 | Lincoln Marriages, Beamsville - Jacob A. Swartz, Aged 60 Years, Resided Beamsville, Born Clinton Township, Ontario, Widowed, Gentleman, Son of Jacob and Mary Swartz, Annie B. Stengel, Aged 28 Years, Resides Clinton Township, Ontario, Born North Cayuga, Ontario, Spinster, Daughter of Valentine and Sophia Stengel, Witnesses Peter Culp, Esther Culp, Beamsville, April 8th 1891 at Beamsville, Groom Disciple, Bride Disciple, Solemnized by S. Keffer, by License | Stengel, Annie Barbara (I14193)
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| 1702 | Lincoln Marriages, Beamsville - Jacob A. Swartz, Aged 60 Years, Resided Beamsville, Born Clinton Township, Ontario, Widowed, Gentleman, Son of Jacob and Mary Swartz, Annie B. Stengel, Aged 28 Years, Resides Clinton Township, Ontario, Born North Cayuga, Ontario, Spinster, Daughter of Valentine and Sophia Stengel, Witnesses Peter Culp, Esther Culp, Beamsville, April 8th 1891 at Beamsville, Groom Disciple, Bride Disciple, Solemnized by S. Keffer, by License | Swartz, Jacob A. (I02404)
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| 1703 | Lincoln Marriages, Beamsville - William F. Long, Aged 26 Years, Resides City of Hamilton, Born Simcoe, Ontario, Bachelor, Tailor, Son of Robert and Mary Long, Jennie D. Oliver, Aged 27 Years, Resides Hamilton, Ontario, Born St. Marys, Ontario, Spinster, Daughter of James and Eliza Oliver, Witnesses James Mackie, Elizabeth ONeil, Beamsville, August 5th 1891 at Beamsville, Groom Baptist, Bride Presbyterian, Solemnized by Jonathan ONeil, by License | Oliver, Jennie D. (I11453)
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| 1704 | Lincoln Marriages, Beamsville - William F. Long, Aged 26 Years, Resides City of Hamilton, Born Simcoe, Ontario, Bachelor, Tailor, Son of Robert and Mary Long, Jennie D. Oliver, Aged 27 Years, Resides Hamilton, Ontario, Born St. Marys, Ontario, Spinster, Daughter of James and Eliza Oliver, Witnesses James Mackie, Elizabeth ONeil, Beamsville, August 5th 1891 at Beamsville, Groom Baptist, Bride Presbyterian, Solemnized by Jonathan ONeil, by License | Long, William F. (I11452)
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| 1705 | Lincoln Marriages, Caistor - Andrew Nicholas Ollman, Aged 30 Years, Resides Copetown, Born Hamilton, Bachelor, Yeoman, Son of Henry and Elizabeth Ollman, Mary Forsyth, Aged 24 Years, Resides Caistor, Born Gainsboro, Spinster, Daughter of Benjamin and Catharine Forsyth, Witnesses Peter Ollman, Beverly, Sarah Forsyth, Caistor, November 25th 1891 at Caistor, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. E. H. Taylor, by License, Charles Shirton Division Regisrar of Caistor | Ottman, Andreas Nicholas (I10366)
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| 1706 | Lincoln Marriages, Caistor - Andrew Nicholas Ollman, Aged 30 Years, Resides Copetown, Born Hamilton, Bachelor, Yeoman, Son of Henry and Elizabeth Ollman, Mary Forsyth, Aged 24 Years, Resides Caistor, Born Gainsboro, Spinster, Daughter of Benjamin and Catharine Forsyth, Witnesses Peter Ollman, Beverly, Sarah Forsyth, Caistor, November 25th 1891 at Caistor, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. E. H. Taylor, by License, Charles Shirton Division Regisrar of Caistor | Forsyth, Mary Jane (I10365)
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| 1707 | Lincoln Marriages, Caistor - Joseph Gilbert, Aged 65 Years, Resides Caistorville, Lincoln County, Widowed, Grocer, Hannah Matlock, Aged 61 Years, Resides Caistor, Born Canada, Spinster, Witnesses Melvin Shaw and Elseba Lane, Caistor, January 1st 1879 at Caistor, Groom C. Methodist, Bride E. Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. J. P. Bell, C. Methodist Minister, by License, H. J. Sharp Division Registrar of Caistor Lincoln Marriages, Caistor - Joseph Gilbert, Aged 65 Years, Resides Caistor, Lincoln County, Born Canboro, Widowed, Grocer, Hannah Matlock, Aged 61 Years, Resides Caistor, Born Canada, Spinster, Witnesses Melvin Shaw and Elseba Lane, Caistor, January 1st 1879 at Caistor, Groom C. Methodist, Bride E. Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. J. P. Bell, C. Methodist Minister, by License, H. J. Sharp Division Registrar of Caistor On the 1881 Census of Caistor, Monck, Ontario are: Gilbert Joseph, Male, Aged 64, Born Ontario, W. Methodist, German, Temperance House, Married Gilbert Hannah, Female, Aged 65, Born Ontario, W. Methodist, German, Married Adams Sarah, Female, Aged 26, Born Ontario, W. Methodist, German, Married Adams George, Male, Aged 4, Born Ontario, W. Methodist, German, Single On the 1891 Census of Caistor, Wentworth South, Ontario are: Gilbert Hannah, Female, Aged 75, Widowed, Head, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario Shaw Thomas, Male, Aged 35, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Pedler Adams Sarah, Female, Aged 35, Married, Daughter, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Weaver Adams George, Male, Aged 15, Single, Grandson, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Farm Labor Adams Alvin, Male, Aged 1, Single, Grandson, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario | Gilbert, Joseph (I12061)
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| 1708 | Lincoln Marriages, Caistor - William James Forsyth, Resides Caistor, Born Caistor, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of Matthew and Ann Warner, Clarinda Forsyth, Aged 20 Years, Resides Caistor, Born County of Norfolk, Spinster, Daughter of Benjamin and Catharine Forsyth, Witnesses Eli and Mary Jane Lounsbury, Caistor, November 3rd 1880 at Caistor, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. J. M. Mooney, C. M. Minister, by License, H. J. Sharp Division Registrar of Caistor | Warner, William James (I10363)
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| 1709 | Lincoln Marriages, Caistor - William James Forsyth, Resides Caistor, Born Caistor, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of Matthew and Ann Warner, Clarinda Forsyth, Aged 20 Years, Resides Caistor, Born County of Norfolk, Spinster, Daughter of Benjamin and Catharine Forsyth, Witnesses Eli and Mary Jane Lounsbury, Caistor, November 3rd 1880 at Caistor, Groom Methodist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. J. M. Mooney, C. M. Minister, by License, H. J. Sharp Division Registrar of Caistor | Forsyth, Clarinda (I10361)
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| 1710 | Lincoln Marriages, Fenwick - William Henry Smith, Aged 23 Years, Resides Gainsborough, Born Gainsborough, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of James and Arvilla Smith, Margory Bush, Aged 18 Years, Resides Gainsborough, Born Walpole, Spinster, Daugter of Gilbert and Mary Bush, Witnesses Anna B. Dawdy, Edna Morrow, both of Fenwick, September 23, 1880 at Fenwick, Groom Methodist, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Richard Phelps, Clergyman, by License, Benjamin Beamer Division Registrar of Gainsborough | Smith, William Henry (I07500)
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| 1711 | Lincoln Marriages, Fenwick - William Henry Smith, Aged 23 Years, Resides Gainsborough, Born Gainsborough, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of James and Arvilla Smith, Margory Bush, Aged 18 Years, Resides Gainsborough, Born Walpole, Spinster, Daugter of Gilbert and Mary Bush, Witnesses Anna B. Dawdy, Edna Morrow, both of Fenwick, September 23, 1880 at Fenwick, Groom Methodist, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Richard Phelps, Clergyman, by License, Benjamin Beamer Division Registrar of Gainsborough | Bush, Margory (I07499)
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| 1712 | Lincoln Marriages, Grimsby - Robert Menzies, Aged 25, Resides Hamilton, Born Ancaster, Bachelor, Machinist, Son of William and Penelope Menzies, Fanny Hoskins, Aged 27, Resides Grimsby, Born Townsend, Spinster, Dauhter of Peter and Marthy Hoskins, Witnesses John Hoskins, Grimsby, Isobell Martin, Hamilton, 13th November 1877 at Grimsby, Groom Episcopal Methodist, Bride Presbyterian, Solemnized by Reb B. Bristol, by License, Brock Palmer Division Registrar of Grimsby | Menzies, Robert (I04482)
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| 1713 | Lincoln Marriages, Grimsby - Robert Menzies, Aged 25, Resides Hamilton, Born Ancaster, Bachelor, Machinist, Son of William and Penelope Menzies, Fanny Hoskins, Aged 27, Resides Grimsby, Born Townsend, Spinster, Dauhter of Peter and Marthy Hoskins, Witnesses John Hoskins, Grimsby, Isobell Martin, Hamilton, 13th November 1877 at Grimsby, Groom Episcopal Methodist, Bride Presbyterian, Solemnized by Reb B. Bristol, by License, Brock Palmer Division Registrar of Grimsby | Hoskin, Fanny (I04481)
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| 1714 | Lincoln Marriages, Grimsby - Thomas Barnes, Aged 26 Years, Resides Hamilton, Born Ireland, Bachelor, I. Business, Son of William and Mary Barnes, Sarah Victoria Chambers, Aged 19 Years, Resides Hamilton, Born Saltfleet, Canada, Spinster, Daughter of Amos and Sarah Chambers, Witnesses George Magam, Hamilton, Clora Wilson, Saltfleet, 24th May 1874 at the residence of the Bride's father in the Township of Saltfleet, Groom Church of England, Bride Church of England, Solemnized by J. Bolton Read D. D., by License, Brock Palmer Division Registrar of Grimsby | Barnes, Thomas (I12811)
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| 1715 | Lincoln Marriages, Grimsby - Thomas Barnes, Aged 26 Years, Resides Hamilton, Born Ireland, Bachelor, I. Business, Son of William and Mary Barnes, Sarah Victoria Chambers, Aged 19 Years, Resides Hamilton, Born Saltfleet, Canada, Spinster, Daughter of Amos and Sarah Chambers, Witnesses George Magam, Hamilton, Clora Wilson, Saltfleet, 24th May 1874 at the residence of the Bride's father in the Township of Saltfleet, Groom Church of England, Bride Church of England, Solemnized by J. Bolton Read D. D., by License, Brock Palmer Division Registrar of Grimsby | Chambers, Sarah Victoria (I12808)
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| 1716 | Lincoln Marriages, Niagara - Gebhard L. Mayer, Aged 26, Resides Victoria, County of Welland, Born Germany, Bachelor, Student, Son of Lewin and Catharine Mayer, Catharine (sic Caroline) Bier, Aged 26, Resides Victoria, County of Welland, Born Canada, Spinster, Daughter of Peter and Louisa Bier, Witnesses Ellen Coulter, L. A. Orme, Niagara, September 25, 1893 at Niagara, Groom Baptist, Bride Lutheran, Solemnized by T. H. Orme, by License, R. Wilkinson Division Registrar of Niagara | Moyer, Gebhard Louis (I04178)
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| 1717 | Lincoln Marriages, Port Dalhousie - Charles Quackenbush, Aged 25 Years, Resides Toronto, Born Fort Erie, Bachelor, Engineer, Son of Alonzo and Elizabeth Quackenbush, Mary Pinette, Aged 23 Years, Resides Port Dalhousie, Born Milton, York County, Spinster, Daughter of John and Mary Ann Pinette, Witnesses Fred Woods, St. Catharines, Edith and George Quackenbush, Port Dalhousie, July 11th 1879 at Residence of ? Hutchison, Port Dalhousie, Groom Church of England, Bride Church of England, Solemnized by Revd John Gribble, by License | Quackenbush, Charles (I12389)
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| 1718 | Lincoln Marriages, South Grimsby - George Forsyth, Aged 28 Years, Resides Nicola District, B. C., Born Charlotteville, Norfolk County, Ontario, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of Benjamin and Catherine Forsyth, Georgiana Walker, Aged 24 Years, Resides South Grimsby Township, Born Grimsby Township, Spinster, Daughter of Robert H. and Victoria Walker, Witnesses Florence Walker, S. Grimsby, Douglas Walker, S. Grimsby, 19th December 1888 at South Grimsby at the bride's father's house, Groom Methodist, Bride Presbyterian, Solemnized by John Gordon Murray, Presbyterian Minister at Grimsby, by License, Edward Ervine Division Registrar of South Grimsby | Walker, Georgina (I10360)
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| 1719 | Lincoln Marriages, South Grimsby - George Forsyth, Aged 28 Years, Resides Nicola District, B. C., Born Charlotteville, Norfolk County, Ontario, Bachelor, Farmer, Son of Benjamin and Catherine Forsyth, Georgiana Walker, Aged 24 Years, Resides South Grimsby Township, Born Grimsby Township, Spinster, Daughter of Robert H. and Victoria Walker, Witnesses Florence Walker, S. Grimsby, Douglas Walker, S. Grimsby, 19th December 1888 at South Grimsby at the bride's father's house, Groom Methodist, Bride Presbyterian, Solemnized by John Gordon Murray, Presbyterian Minister at Grimsby, by License, Edward Ervine Division Registrar of South Grimsby | Forsyth, Robert George (I10359)
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| 1720 | Lincoln Marriages, St. Catharines - Forrest Thos Edward, Aged 23 Years, Resides Vittoria, Born Ontario, Farmer, Father Forrest Wilson, Mother Marshall Sarah A., Baptist, Murtland Bessie, Aged 27 Years, Resided Port Dover, Born Ontario, Spinster, Father Murtland William, Mother Brown Rosina, Presbyterian, Witnesses Krull Fred, 20 St. Catharines, Burke Francis, St. Catharines, Solemnized by Rev. W. J. Perry, by License, September 2, 1907 at St. Catharines, J. Albert Pay Division Registrar of St. Catharines. | Forrest, Thomas Edward (I20237)
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| 1721 | Lincoln Marriages, Village of Grimsby - Edward Lambert, Aged 23 Years, Resides Grimsby Township, Born Caistor, Labourer, Son of Philip and Nancy Lambert, Susan Howard, Aged 19 Years, Resides Grimsby Township, Born Saltfleet, Spinster, Daughter of John and Hester Howard, Witnesses Eliza B. Murray, Harriet Douglas, Grimsby, November 22ne 1881 in the House of Rev. J. G. Murray, Grimsby, Groom United Brethern, Solmnized by Rev. John Gordon Murray, by License, E. M. Nicholl Division Registrar of the Village of Grimsby Haldimand Marriages, Dunnville - Alexander Hannigan, Aged 66 Years, Resides R. R. No. 1 Lowbanks, Ontario, Moulton Township, Born Lincoln County, Ontario, Widowed, Farmer, Father Peter Hannigan, Born Canada, Mother Lydia Clendenning, Susan Alma Lambert, Aged 59 Years, Housewife, Widow, Methodist, Resides Dunnville, Ontario, Born Ontario, Father John Howard, Born England, Mother Hester Grening, Witnesses James Carnes, Dunnville, Hester Carnes, Dunnville, January 6th 1926 at Dunnville, Solemnized by David A. Moir, Dunnville, Ontario, United Church of Canada | Howard, Susan Alma (I17190)
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| 1722 | Lincoln Marriages, Vineland - Ruben Jefferson Cronkwright, Aged 21 Years, Resides Brantford, Born Blenheim Centre, Bachelor, Machinist, Presbyterian, Father Martin Ebenezer Cronkwright, Mother Mary Brown, Addie Maud Bentley, Aged 18 Years, Resides Brantford, Born Prince Edward County, Spinster, Clerk, Mennonite, Father Asa Whitman Bentley, Mother Sarah Jane Mitchell, Witnesses Merton Bentley, Brantford, Ontario, Mrs. Merton Bentley, Brantford, Ontario, August 15th 1917 at Vineland, Ontario, Solemnized by Eld. A. I. Werder, Vineland, Ontario, Mennonite, Andrew H. Wallace Issuer of Marriage Licenses at St. Catharines Canadian Soldiers of World War I 2 M. D. 1st Depot Battalion 2nd C. O. R. Regiment Particulars of Recruit Surmame Cronkwright, Christian Name Reuben, Present Address 106 Burip Street, Brantford, Ontario, Military Service Act Letter and Number 777323, Date of Birth March 26, 1897, Place of Birth Blenheim Centre, Ontario, Married, August 15, 1917, Religion Presbyterian, Trade or Calling Motor Mechanic, Next of Kin Adelade Cronkwright, Address 106 Burip Street, Brantford, Ontario, Relationship Wife, Present Member of Active Militian No, Previous Military Service NOne, Medical Examination at Brantford, Ontario, Date April 14, 1918, Category A2, Apparent Age 22 Years 1 Month, Height 5 Feet 4 1/2 Inches, Chest Fully Expanded 37 1/2 Inches, Range of Expansion 3 1/2 Inches, Complexion Fair, Eyes Blue, Hair Light, Eyesight RD 80, LD 80, Hearing Norman, Nose and Throat Normal, Signed at Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, June 26th 1918 | Cronkwright, Reuben Jefferson (I05200)
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| 1723 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Johnson, L. (I17282)
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| 1724 | Lot 20, Concession 3 6318, Grant, October 7, 1921, Executors of Nelson Dennis to William J. Goodwin, 75a NE 1/4 also the E 1/2 of NW 1/4, $4500- | Goodwin, John William (I04269)
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| 1725 | Lot 20, Concession 3, Walpole 6490, B&S, January 3, 1887, George Brett & wife to Frederick Goodwin, 25a, W 1/2 of NW 1/4, $1100- 6318, Grant, October 7, 1921, Executors of Nelson Dennis to William J. Goodwin, 75a NE 1/4 also the E 1/2 of NW 1/4, $4500- Haldimand Marriages, North Cayuga - Goodwin Wm. J., Aged 27, Resides Walpole, Born Walpole, Bachelor, Farmer, Father Fred Goodwin, Mother Rosanie Bier, Harris Mary Loretta, Aged 26, Resides Walpole, Born Walpole, Spinster, Father Abram Harris, Mother Elizabeth Buckle, Witnesses Alex Silverthorn, Walpole, Hattie Harris, Walpole, August 5, 1903 at DeCewsville, Groom Episcopalian, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Rev Wm French?, by License, Registered August 6, 1903, W. A. McFarlane Division Registrar of North Cayuga | Goodwin, William James (I04222)
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| 1726 | Lottie was witness to her sister Mary Ann's wedding in 1887 in Fort Gratiot, Michigan. They don't seem to know their mother's name, nor does Lottie realize she was born in Port Dover, Ontario, in Woodhouse Township, where the Allisons were in 1852. She is always born Michigan on the census. Michigan Marriages, Huron - No. 51, December 12, 1887, Wm. F. Johnston, Aged 26, Resides Ohio, Born Ohio, S. S. Service, Father J. H. Johnston, Mother M. J. Hutchinson, Married Before No, Mary Ann Allison, Aged 19, Resides Fort Gratiot, Michigan, Born Michigan, Father Robt. Allison, Mother Not Known, Married Before No, Witnesses Lottie Allison, Fort Gratiot, L. M. Hart, Fort Gratiot, December 16, 1887 at Fort Gratiot, Solemnized by Geo. W. Jennings, Minister, Geo. F. Hazen County Clerk | Allison, Lottie (I04336)
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| 1727 | Louis Robitoy and Ellen Dunmead were married October 4, 1847, by the Rev. Thomas Stilwell of Walpole Township, witnesses were John Stilwell and George Scott. | Robitoy, Louis (I01531)
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| 1728 | MAKING THE BEST OF ADVERSITY Thomas Earle Awde (36 Generation) was born in the beautiful Lynn River Valley, July 29, 1903, in the store post office house on Queen Street in Dover Mills as Port Dover was then called. His father Francis "Duke" Awde and his mother Ellen Awde, nee Wright, moved to Dover Mills in 1900 to work the Colman family farm, of which the store post office house was a part. Previously the family lived in a farm on the corner of Cheapside Road and No. 3 Highway. Francis Douglas Awde was married before to Elizabeth Snell who died in 1893. They had two daughters Ada Martha and Carrie. Earle started school at seven years of age. A neighbour, Art Blight, took him to school the first day. His teachers were Sadie McQueen, Agnes Exelby, Francis Henry Stringer and lastly Mr. Watson. Earle and Mr. Watson agreed that Earle was not getting along well and that Earle "had learned all he was going to learn there." So he quit school at fifteen in the eighth grade, the same year his mother died. He went to work in the Chas. Ivey & Co. grist flour mill and lived with his father for a year. Two bachelors alone in one household did not work well. Earle left to live with Carrie, now Mrs. Sam Robinson, on a farm about two miles from Dover. Sam Robinson operated a small dairy and Earle delivered milk in and around Dover for two years until Sam gave up the dairy business. Meanwhile Duke got a housekeeper, a Miss Margaret MacIntosh, and they got along well. The Lynn Valley was, and still is, a beautiful place to grow up. In his free moments Earle hunted, fished, swam, boated in summer and hunted, skated and went sleighing in winter. He was very familiar especially in and around the area where the Gulf Oil Refinery and Stelco Steel Mill now operate. Earle worked on fishing boats operating out of Port Dover harbour and also in the fish shanties preparing the plentiful whitefish and herring for rail transport to New York City. These were long working days. As long as the fishing was good the fish had to be processed. 1923 saw water and sewer systems started in Port Dover. Earle played a part in it. Wanderlust struck Earle in 1923 and he joined many others who went by rail - LE&N Railway - to Brantford and thence CNR to Saskatchewan to help in the western wheat harvest. He landed in Tompkins, Saskatchewan in the centre of wheat country. Fifteen dollars bought a one-way rail ticket. It was a good dry autumn, ideal for the harvest. Earle worked for four and a half months, until just before Christmas, operating a steam engine which supplied power to the threshing machine. Upon returning home he continued to work at the grist flour mill. He stayed at home during the 1924 harvest because he had a foreboding. Sure enough, Duke died in September 1924. Earle now boarded with the Robert Leitch family who had bought the Colman farm where Earle was born. He later boarded with Edmond and Annie Jamieson. The summer of 1925 saw him and Frank Leitch, a son of Robert Leitch, in Toronto, where they got a job aboard the passenger steamer, Kingston, which plied between Toronto and Prescott, along with its sister side-wheeler, the Cayuga. In those early days, before there were proper serviceable roads and auto or truck transport, before the railroads were fully developed, lake shipping carried practically all mail, package freight, lumber and grain; cheaply and efficiently in the spring, summer and autumn months. At the beginning of August Earle and Frank went west to Alberta, Frank to Strathmore, Earle to Cheedle and Dalroy. In the spring of 1926 Earle and a friend Clifford Smith signed on with Captain C. O. McDonald on the James B. Foote at Kingston, carrying grain from Fort William to Port Arthur, now Thunder Bay, at the head of the Great Lakes. The ship had to off-load part of its cargo in order to navigate the Welland Canal at Port Colborne. At one time Earle was in the ship’s hold, doing some caulking when the wheat came down the loading spout. He was almost buried alive. He suffered a broken leg. He never rejoined the James B. Foote. After the leg healed Earle went to work in 1926 in the stone quarry at Milton Porter’s. However, that did not last long as the smell and dust from the fresh rock and blasting powder were too strong. He then worked for Mid Thompson at Erieau packing and shipping fish until January when winter storms curtailed fishing. This was when Earle married Annie Marietta Finch and moved into the old Richard Stevens’ house. He worked for Glen Ryerse who operated a saw mill in Vittoria from 1927-1928. Then he built two barns along with Glen Ryerse and Earl Reid, one for Robert Miller and one for George Reynolds. Thereafter he helped Ben Ivey build a dance hall in Dover. Charles Ivey lured Earle away with an offer of eighteen dollars a week which was high pay in Dover in 1929. Ben was angry so Earle worked after supper at the dance hall to placate Ben who was anxious to finish the dance hall for the next summer season. The great depression curtailed much business activity and from April 1931 until August 1951 Earle took his family to the Port Dover Cemetery. Here he looked after the cemetery at $10 monthly but only for the summer months. All burials paid extra and he could live in the house on the cemetery property year round. Norfolk County became a tobacco producer. "Nettie," Earle’s wife, worked in tobacco and the considerable Norfolk apple harvests. It was the very necessary custom in the country, and even in towns, for each household to be as independent and self-sustaining as possible because there was not any money for extras. Such ecomomies as using white flour sacks, duly bleached, for men’s shirts and bed linen were widely practiced. A hen house provided fresh eggs and the occasional meal. Many had a pig which was fed ground grain supplemented with table scraps and kitchen refuse. Young children made a fresh cow advisable, if not imperative. Often helping a local farmer at the height of seeding or harvest was repaid in kind; grain for poultry feed, straw hay or chopped grain for a pig or cow, or a steer for winter beef. Earle had a large family of young growing children. The nutritional value of milk was well known. He bought a fresh Holstein cow for $15.00 to fill this need. He fed, as a supplement, chopped mangles, a type of beet. On one occasion the cow choked on a piece of mangle because it caught in her wind pipe. Fearful of losing his investment and a source of sorely needed fresh milk, Earle sought to remove the offending article by inserting his hand into the cow’s throat. She resented this unseemly intrusion and promptly severely clamped her large strong teeth on his protruding thumb. The cow continued to struggle for air. Not to be outdone he inserted a 2" x 4" board on one side of the cow’s mouth to prop her jaws open and tried again. He could not reach the hurtful piece of mangle. The cow continued to gasp for air. Somehow during this unequal contest between beast and man the board became loose. The cow really clamped down on Earle’s thumb. Suffice it to say the cow lost the battle and died from lack of air. Not to suffer complete loss he sought help from a neighbour. They loaded the dead cow and took her to another neighbour who was skilled as a butcher. The family ate beef almost exclusively for some time. Someone gave Earle a Brownie Box Camera early in his youth. Today we are fortunate that because of Earle’s highlighting the day-to-day happenings of a lifetime we have obituaries, community events, fires, travels, family history, all taken with the trusty Box Camera. There are in all fifty scrap books of memorabilia. In the autumn and winter while at the cemetery Earle worked as a carpenter doing renovations. He installed over a dozen kitchen cupboards and the cabin carpentry in more than one of Dover’s fishing boats. It was here during this time that Clarence Douglas, Mary Ellen (died very young), Betty Joanne, Barbara Jean and Robert Earle were raised. In August of 1951 Henry Misener coaxed Earle to become superintendent of the Port Dover Waterworks at a salary of $2500 a year which was considered a good salary at the time. Here he worked for twenty years. Here he retired in 1971 at the age of 68 years. Earle was a good millwright. Even when he worked elsewhere he was called, in time of emergency to come to the grist mill or to the Culverhouse canning plant to repair equipment. He lived in an era when social security was non-existent. Then, men had to seek whatever employment was available, wherever it was and at the offered wage. The best recommendation a man could have was a reputation for good, competent, honest work. A habit of saving was encouraged, maybe even mandatory. This was an era of great change, of high adventure, of progress through a horse drawn era through the steam age, the turn of the internal combustion engine to the jet age. Tremendous scientific, engineering, dental, medical, surgical, medicinal and educational progress continued to be made during his lifetime. The women folk contributed greatly to the household economy. They helped with much of the harvest work and maintained a large family garden of fruit and vegetables. Much of the fruit and vegetables and beef and pork were canned for use when they were not available. Some families made their own cider, vinegar, butter, cream and cheese. Since there was seldom home delivery, bread and pastry was mostly baked in the home. | Awde, Thomas Earle (I02180)
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| 1729 | Manifest - Date of Arrival October 1916, Port of Arrival Port Huron, USA Gifford Ernest, Aged 35, Male, Bartender, English, Father Henry C., Sandwich, Ontario, Port Huron Gifford Florence, Aged 24, Female, Married, None, Scotch, Bro. Jas. Anderson, Suspenstion St., Sarnia, Ontario, Port Huron, Born USA Gifford Eileen, Aged 2, Female, Single, None, English Gifford Charles E., Head, Male, Aged 38, Married, Year of Immigration 1916, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Machinist, Foundry, Wages Gifford Florene, Wife, Female, Aged 27, Married, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Gifford Eileen, Daughter, Female, Aged 5, Single, Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1916, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Michigan Gifford Arthur, Son, Male, Aged 2, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Michigan | Gifford, Charles Ernest Roy (I06122)
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| 1730 | Manitoulin Deaths, Howland - Rush, William Joseph, Residence Howland Township, Male, English, Married, Born Ontario, Norfolk County, Date of Birth July 1864, Aged 67 Years 4 Months, Farmer, Farming, At Place of Death 12 Years, In Province All His Life, Father Robert Luckas Rush, Born Lincolnshire, England, Mother Mary McBurney Hagan, Born Brampton, Ontario, Informant Robert J. Rush, Little Current, Brother, Date of Death November 27, 1931, Cause of Death Myocardial Failure, Duration 1 Month, Contributory Cause of Death Pneumonia, Duration 2 Days, Place of Burial Mountain View Cemetery Howland Township, Date of Burial November 29th 1931, Undertaker Howard Smith, Manitowaning | Rush, Joseph William (I06258)
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| 1731 | Manitoulin Marriages, Barrie Island Town of Gore Bay - John Galback, Aged 37 Years, Resides Barrie Island, Born Province of Quebec, Bachelor, Farmer, Father Robert Galback, Mother Mary Rourke Galback, Mabel Edith Gamble, Aged 19 Years, Resides Barrie Island, Born Stayner, Ontario, Spinster, Father Robert Gamble, Mother Elizabeth Platt Gamble, Witnesses Jeannie Gamble, Barrie Island, James Greer, Barrie Island, March 16th 1897 at Barrie Island, Groom Presbyterian, Bride Presbyterian, Solemnized by Revd J. L. Robertson, Presbyterian Minister, by License, Registered March 20th 1897, John S. Hawkins Division Registrar of Barrie Island | Calback, John (I17998)
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| 1732 | Margaret Ashbury Hoover was adopted by Christina after her husband John's death in 1849. | Hoover, Margaret Ashbury (I00744)
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| 1733 | Margaret Dennis Swarts McClelland was buried in McGaw Cemetery; after the congregation purchased land for a church and burying ground in Cheapside she was disinterred and buried in Cheapside United Cemetery CHEAPSIDE McGAW METHODIST CEMETERY Location - Walpole, Concession 1 Lot 18 The Walpole Mission of the Methodist Church was organized in 1838 with the first services held in the McGaw School. In 1839 the Rainham Road though incomplete was opened for travel and 1839-40 saw the erection of the Methodist Church on the opposite corner to the school. On November 28th 1843 one half acre of land was purchased from Joseph Steele. This supposedly comprised of the land for the church and the burial ground. In 1868 the members of this congregation removed to Cheapside purchasing land there for a new church and cemetery. Mrs. Steele told of many little children being buried at the McGaw cemetery due to a plague epidemic and also that several graves were opened and moved to other graveyards. The cemetery was cared for by free will offerings of money and labour. There were no charges for the burial plots. As the stones became broken and beyond repair, it was decided to place the stones in a straight row in a cement base. In 1955-56 most of the stones were removed. The Walpole Township Council sent in a grader to level the ground around the existing stones and a few interested persons made the cribbing for the base, poured the cement and reset the stones. They sowed grass seed and built a new fence which later had to be removed due to continued damage from car accidents on the corner. In the earlier years the grass was cut about once a year with a scythe except for individuals who took care of their own family plots. As the power mowers came into use, the grass was cut and the cemetery cared for by two local men until the 1960's when it again came under the care of the church congregation at Cheapside and was soon considered abandoned and taken over by the City of Nanticoke. McGaw Cemetery, a sacred spot beside a busy through way but a reminder of the first people who came to Walpole Township, of their love and sorrows in an earlier time when nature held sway and man was often alone with his God. From: North Erie Shore Historical Society Cemetery History and Monument Inscriptions Cheapside McGaw CHEAPSIDE UNITED CEMETERY Location - Walpole, Concession 3 Lot 19 On April 24th 1868 the McGaw Methodist Congregation purchased land from Mary Buckley for the sum of $5.00 for the purpose of building a new church in Cheapside. The church measured 32' x 50' with driving sheds and grounds. On April 17th 1869 burial grounds were added. One half acre was purchased from Mary Buckley for $50.00. The first burial was for Mrs. I. Lemon in October of 1868. She was Dr. Sherk's sister and Oscar Shoup made the grave. July 3, 1886 land was again bought from Robert Buckley for $60.00. May 28, 1919 another addition was bought from Robert and Mary Buckley for $90.00. In 1943 Mrs. Etta (Sherk) Shuter died and left a will donating $1,000.00 toward the upkeep of the Cheapside United Cemetery, also $1,000.00 for the erection of a monument on her plot. The monument that Mrs. Shuter had hoped to have erected was to be a replica of her cousin's monument that was in Mt. Healy Cemetery in Oneida Township. Unfortunately it was impossible to reproduce the stone for the amount stated but nevertheless a handsome stone was erected. In 1950-51 a new brick church was erected and dedicated on May 24th 1951 From: North Erie Shore Historical Society Cemetery History and Monument Inscriptions Cheapside United | Dennis, Margaret Ann (I01263)
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| 1734 | Marriage Licence obtained from Jesse V. Hoover, J.P., Selkirk, Ontario, on March 5, 1866 Thomas Goodwin and Mary Ann Petit Haldimand Marriages, Walpole - Thomas Goodwin, Aged 36, Resides Walpole Township, Born England, Father James Goodwin, Mother Mary Gay, Mary Ann Petit, Aged 18, Father Charles Petit, Mother Sarah Dunmede, March 8th 1866 at Haldimand Haldimand Births, Walpole - 28th January 1871, Charles Robinson, Male, Father Thomas Goodwin, Mother Mary Ann Pettit, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant H. T. Justin Farmer Walpole, Registered September 4th 1871, Accoucheur Dr. Harrison, John Heasman, Walpole, Haldimand (H. T. Justin registered Milan Edsall and Keziah Gee's daughter Nettie the same day) Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Charles Goodwin, 7th November 1872, Male, 1 3/4 Years, Born Ontario, Cause of Death Chronic Gastritis, Duration 7 Weeks, Physician Dr. Harrison, Registered 28th November 1872, John Heasman, Walpole, Haldimand Haldimand Births, Walpole - November 20th 1873, Nellie, Female, Father Thomas Goodwin, Mother Mary Ann Pettit, Occupation of Father Innkeeper, Informant Robert Buckley Farmer Walpole, Registered December 29th 1873, Accoucheur Dr. Sherk, John Heasman, Township of Walpole, Haldimand Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Ellen Goodwin, April 4, 1875, Female, Aged 16 Months, Born Walpole, Cause of Death Whoopin Cough terminating in convulsions, Duration 4 Weeks, Physician Dr. Sherk, Informant by mail from Dr. Sherk Cheapside, Registered 10th April 1875, Church of England, John Heasman Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Births, Walpole - 25th January 1876, Charles Robinson, Male, Father Thomas Goodwin, Mother Mary Ann Pettit, Occupation of Father Innkeeper, Informant Thomas Goodwin Innkeeper Walpole, Registered 3rd March 1876, Accoucheur Dr. Sherk, John Heasman, Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Births, Walpole - 25th April 1879, William Wallace, Male, Father Thomas Goodwin, Mother Mary Ann Pettit, Occupation of Father Hotel Keeper, Informant Thomas Goodwin Hagersville, Registered 20th July 1879, Accoucheur P. E. Jones M. D., H. J. Ince Division Registrar of Hagersville On the 1881 Census of Oneida, Haldimand, Ontario are; Thomas Goodwin, Married, Male, English, Aged 52, Born England, Hotel Keeper, Church of England Ann Goodwin, Married, Female, Scottish, Aged 28, Born Ontario, Church of England James Goodwin, Male, English, Aged 14, Born Ontario, Church of England Jeni Goodwin, Female, Aged 12, Born Ontario, Church of England Charles Goodwin, Male, English, Aged 5, Born Ontario, Church of England William Goodwin, Male, English, Aged 2, Born Ontario, Church of England George Park, Widowed, Male, English, Aged 43, Born Ontario, Clerk, Church of England Eliza Blair, Female, Irish, Aged 30, Born Ontario,Servant, Church of England Martha Blair, Female, Irish, Aged 25, Born Ontario, Servant, Church of England On the 1891 Census of Hagersville, Haldimand, Ontario are: Goodwin Thomas, Male, Aged 60, Married, Head, Born England, Father Born England, Mother Born England, Church of England, Hotel Keeper Goodwin Mary Ann, Female, Aged 40, Married, Wife, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Goodwin Jennie, Female, Aged 21, Single, Daughter, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Goodwin Charles, Male, Aged 14, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Goodwin William, Male, Aged 12, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Also under Thomas Goodwin listed as Lodgers - Valentin Caldwell, Aged 80, Widowed, Bar Tender, Mary Hammond, Aged 25, Single, Milliner, Maggie Hammond, Aged 23, Single, Milliner, James Carpenter, Aged 15, Single, Butcher, Thomas Thomas, Aged 50, Widowed, Hostler, Mary Keefer, Aged 22, Single, Sophia Froomar, Aged 22, Single, Domestic, Ernest Jacobs, Aged 17, Single, General Store Clerk, John Campbell, Aged 50, Single, Farm Labourer, Lizzie Hammond, Aged 17, Single, Dress Maker On the 1901 Census of Hamilton City, Wentworth, Ontario are: Goodwin Thomas, Male, Head, Married, Born October 9, 1830, Aged 70, Born England, Year of Immigration 1853, English, Canadian, Church of England, Farmer R Goodwin Mary A., Female, Wife, Married, Born June 2, 1851, Aged 49, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Church of England Goodwin Charles C., Male, Son, Single, Born 25 January 1877, Aged 24, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Church of England, Tailor Goodwin Wm. W., Male, Son, Single, Born 25 April 1879, Aged 21, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Church of England, Lather Hand Wentworth Deaths, Hamilton - Goodwin Thomas, Male, 8 November 1907, Aged 78, Residence 67 Kinrade Ave, Merchant, Born Lincolnshire, England, Cause of Death, Retentive Aperitis?, Heart Failure, Duration 6 Weeks, Physician R. Y. Parry, Church of England, Registered November 8, 1907 (Kinrade Ave. - in the block bounded by Barton, Sherman, King, Wentworth) Lot 19, Concession 3 693, B&S, December 10, 1870, Mary Buckley (widow) to Elizabeth Turner (wife of Isaac Turner), SW corner 1/4 acre, $80- 734, B&S, January 20, 1871 Elizabeth Turner & Isaac Turner to Thomas Goodwin, SW corner 1/4 acre, $1050- 3435, B&S, March 11, 1878, Thomas Goodwin & Wife to Michael Atkinson, SW corner 1/4 acre, $1000- It appears Thomas Goodwin owned a hotel in Cheapside from 1871 to 1878. He sold in 1878 and in the 1879 Historical Atlas of Haldimand County he has a business card - Union Hotel, Hagersville, Thos. Goodwin, Proprietor. Also with the 1879 birth of his son William Wallace he is Thomas Goodwin, Hotel Keeper, Hagersville. He is there on the 1881 and 1891 census, but by 1901 he is in Hamilton with Mary Ann and his two youngest children, sons Charles and William. | Goodwin, Thomas (I01507)
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| 1735 | Marriage Licence obtained from Jesse V. Hoover, J.P., Selkirk, Ontario, on March 5, 1866 Thomas Goodwin and Mary Ann Petit Haldimand Marriages, Walpole - Thomas Goodwin, Aged 36, Resides Walpole Township, Born England, Father James Goodwin, Mother Mary Gay, Mary Ann Petit, Aged 18, Father Charles Petit, Mother Sarah Dunmede, March 8th 1866 at Haldimand Haldimand Births, Walpole - 28th January 1871, Charles Robinson, Male, Father Thomas Goodwin, Mother Mary Ann Pettit, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant H. T. Justin Farmer Walpole, Registered September 4th 1871, Accoucheur Dr. Harrison, John Heasman, Walpole, Haldimand (H. T. Justin registered Milan Edsall and Keziah Gee's daughter Nettie the same day) Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Charles Goodwin, 7th November 1872, Male, 1 3/4 Years, Born Ontario, Cause of Death Chronic Gastritis, Duration 7 Weeks, Physician Dr. Harrison, Registered 28th November 1872, John Heasman, Walpole, Haldimand Haldimand Births, Walpole - November 20th 1873, Nellie, Female, Father Thomas Goodwin, Mother Mary Ann Pettit, Occupation of Father Innkeeper, Informant Robert Buckley Farmer Walpole, Registered December 29th 1873, Accoucheur Dr. Sherk, John Heasman, Township of Walpole, Haldimand Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Ellen Goodwin, April 4, 1875, Female, Aged 16 Months, Born Walpole, Cause of Death Whoopin Cough terminating in convulsions, Duration 4 Weeks, Physician Dr. Sherk, Informant by mail from Dr. Sherk Cheapside, Registered 10th April 1875, Church of England, John Heasman Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Births, Walpole - 25th January 1876, Charles Robinson, Male, Father Thomas Goodwin, Mother Mary Ann Pettit, Occupation of Father Innkeeper, Informant Thomas Goodwin Innkeeper Walpole, Registered 3rd March 1876, Accoucheur Dr. Sherk, John Heasman, Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Births, Walpole - 25th April 1879, William Wallace, Male, Father Thomas Goodwin, Mother Mary Ann Pettit, Occupation of Father Hotel Keeper, Informant Thomas Goodwin Hagersville, Registered 20th July 1879, Accoucheur P. E. Jones M. D., H. J. Ince Division Registrar of Hagersville On the 1881 Census of Oneida, Haldimand, Ontario are; Thomas Goodwin, Married, Male, English, Aged 52, Born England, Hotel Keeper, Church of England Ann Goodwin, Married, Female, Scottish, Aged 28, Born Ontario, Church of England James Goodwin, Male, English, Aged 14, Born Ontario, Church of England Jeni Goodwin, Female, Aged 12, Born Ontario, Church of England Charles Goodwin, Male, English, Aged 5, Born Ontario, Church of England William Goodwin, Male, English, Aged 2, Born Ontario, Church of England George Park, Widowed, Male, English, Aged 43, Born Ontario, Clerk, Church of England Eliza Blair, Female, Irish, Aged 30, Born Ontario,Servant, Church of England Martha Blair, Female, Irish, Aged 25, Born Ontario, Servant, Church of England On the 1891 Census of Hagersville, Haldimand, Ontario are: Goodwin Thomas, Male, Aged 60, Married, Head, Born England, Father Born England, Mother Born England, Church of England, Hotel Keeper Goodwin Mary Ann, Female, Aged 40, Married, Wife, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Goodwin Jennie, Female, Aged 21, Single, Daughter, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Goodwin Charles, Male, Aged 14, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Goodwin William, Male, Aged 12, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born England, Mother Born Ontario, Church of England Also under Thomas Goodwin listed as Lodgers - Valentin Caldwell, Aged 80, Widowed, Bar Tender, Mary Hammond, Aged 25, Single, Milliner, Maggie Hammond, Aged 23, Single, Milliner, James Carpenter, Aged 15, Single, Butcher, Thomas Thomas, Aged 50, Widowed, Hostler, Mary Keefer, Aged 22, Single, Sophia Froomar, Aged 22, Single, Domestic, Ernest Jacobs, Aged 17, Single, General Store Clerk, John Campbell, Aged 50, Single, Farm Labourer, Lizzie Hammond, Aged 17, Single, Dress Maker On the 1901 Census of Hamilton City, Wentworth, Ontario are: Goodwin Thomas, Male, Head, Married, Born October 9, 1830, Aged 70, Born England, Year of Immigration 1853, English, Canadian, Church of England, Farmer R Goodwin Mary A., Female, Wife, Married, Born June 2, 1851, Aged 49, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Church of England Goodwin Charles C., Male, Son, Single, Born 25 January 1877, Aged 24, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Church of England, Tailor Goodwin Wm. W., Male, Son, Single, Born 25 April 1879, Aged 21, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Church of England, Lather Hand Wentworth Deaths, Hamilton - Goodwin Thomas, Male, 8 November 1907, Aged 78, Residence 67 Kemade Ave, Merchant, Born Lincolnshire, England, Cause of Death, Retentive Aperitis?, Heart Failure, Duration 6 Weeks, Physician R. Y. Parry, Church of England, Registered November 8, 1907 Lot 19, Concession 3 693, B&S, December 10, 1870, Mary Buckley (widow) to Elizabeth Turner (wife of Isaac Turner), SW corner 1/4 acre, $80- 734, B&S, January 20, 1871 Elizabeth Turner & Isaac Turner to Thomas Goodwin, SW corner 1/4 acre, $1050- 3435, B&S, March 11, 1878, Thomas Goodwin & Wife to Michael Atkinson, SW corner 1/4 acre, $1000- It appears Thomas Goodwin owned a hotel in Cheapside from 1871 to 1878. He sold in 1878 and in the 1879 Historical Atlas of Haldimand County he has a business card - Union Hotel, Hagersville, Thos. Goodwin, Proprietor. Also with the 1879 birth of his son William Wallace he is Thomas Goodwin, Hotel Keeper, Hagersville. He is there on the 1881 and 1891 census, but by 1901 he is in Hamilton with Mary Ann and his two youngest children, sons Charles and William. | Pettit, Mary Ann (I01506)
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| 1736 | Marriage: John [H] [Matthews], 27 r. Brantford [tp], b. Canada, s/o [Solomon] & [Elmira] [M], m. [Alice] [L] [Cole], [2]4, r. Townsend tp. b. Canada, d/o Frederick & Mary C., on 17 May 1868, by Rev. William Stewart, Baptist, Brantford; w. - [Augusta] [K] Stewart, [ Mary Jane Broughton]. Norfolk County Marriage Records, 1795 - 1870, Pub. Norfolk Historical Society, Simcoe, Ontario, 1979. | Matthews, John (I10580)
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| 1737 | Marriage: John [H] [Matthews], 27 r. Brantford [tp], b. Canada, s/o [Solomon] & [Elmira] [M], m. [Alice] [L] [Cole], [2]4, r. Townsend tp. b. Canada, d/o Frederick & Mary C., on 17 May 1868, by Rev. William Stewart, Baptist, Brantford; w. - [Augusta] [K] Stewart, [ Mary Jane Broughton]. Norfolk County Marriage Records, 1795 - 1870, Pub. Norfolk Historical Society, Simcoe, Ontario, 1979. | Cole, Alice Lorinda (I10510)
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| 1738 | Marriages - Angelina Glover and Andrew Sinclair Hutchinson, July 26 1878 | Glover, Angelina (I16882)
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| 1739 | Marriages - Henry Thos Laws, Aged 25, Resides Rainham County of Haldimand, Born Gore of Toronto, Bachelor, Canvasser, Son of John and Mary Laws, Idumia Byer, Aged 21, Resides Rainham County of Haldimand, Born Rainham County of Haldimand, Spinster, Daughter of David and Mary (sic) Byer, Witnesses Elisha Jackson Walpole, Sarah Laws Rainham, May 1st 1872 at Dunnville, Groom Primitive Methodist, Bride W. Methodist, Solemnized by H. R. Hibbard, by License, Dunnville, Haldimand | Laws, Henry (I01515)
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| 1740 | Marriages Bingleman, Joseph, aged 24, Born Ontario, Resides Malahide Township, son of Andrew and Maria, Married Hiliker, Catherine, aged 16, Born Ontario, Resides Malahide Township, daughter of Ann, Marriage Date January 25, 1859, Elgin County On the 1880 Census of Evergreen, Sanilac, Michigan are: Joseph Bingleman, Male, Head, Aged 43, Born 1837, Married, 33 Years, Farmer, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Almira Bingleman, Female, Wife, Aged 33, Born 1847, Married, 33 Years, Keeping House, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Marcy Ann Bingleman, Female, Daughter, Aged 14, Born 1866, Single, At School, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Roseanna Bingleman, Female, Daughter, Aged 12, Born 1868, Single, At School, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada George Bingleman, Male, Son, Aged 10, Born 1870, Single, At School, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Michigan Josiah Bingleman, Male, Son, Aged 3, Born 1877, Single, At Home, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Death February 23, 1891, Joseph Bingleman, Male, Married, aged 53 Years, 7 Months, Place of Death Evergreen, Cause of Death Rheumatism, Born Canada, Occupation Farmer, Father Andrew Bingleman, Mother Mary Ann Bingleman, Recorded July 8, 1892 | Bingleman, Joseph (I00972)
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| 1741 | Marriages Bingleman, Joseph, aged 24, Born Ontario, Resides Malahide Township, son of Andrew and Maria, Married Hiliker, Catherine, aged 16, Born Ontario, Resides Malahide Township, daughter of Ann, Marriage Date January 25, 1859, Elgin County | Hiliker, Catherine (I00990)
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| 1742 | Marriages by Rev. Joseph Merrill, Bayham Baptist Church Sep. 26, 1835 - James B. Stephenson, Dorchester to Elizabeth Dunmead, Malahide, Witnesses Samuel Stevenson, David Sibbley, by License. James R. Stephenson of Malahide Township. James' father was Samuel Stephenson who was baptized into the old Baptist Church at Port Burwell. This is the same church to which Deacon Thomas Hollywood belonged whose wife was Sarah Dunmead, the daughter of William Dunmead Sr. On the 1850 Census of the Town of Grass Lake, Jackson County, Michigan are: James Stevenson, Aged 35, Male, Farmer, Born United States Elizabeth Stevenson, Aged 32, Female, Born Canada John Stevenson, Aged 13, Male, Born Canada Hagar Stevenson, Aged 12, Female, Born Canada Mary Stevenson, Aged 8, Female, Born Canada Hannah Stevenson, Aged 6, Female, Born Canada On the 1860 Census of Williamston, Ingham, Michigan are: J. Stevenson, Aged 44, Male, Farmer, Value of Real Estate 600, Value of Personal Estate 300, Born Canada West E. Stevenson, Aged 43, Female, Born Canada West M. A. Stevenson, Aged 9, Female, Born Michigan D. Stevenson, Aged 5, Male, Born Michigan On the 1860 Census Post Office Cedar Creek, Town of Hope, Barry, Michigan are: John Steverson, Aged 39, Male, Farming on a New Farm, Value of Real Estate 200, Value of Personal Estate 100, Born Canada West Margaret Steverson, Aged 25, Female, Born Canada West James Steverson, Aged 4, Male, Born Michigan Hager Steverson, Aged 1, Male, Born Michigan John Tuttle, Aged 28, Laborer, Value of Real Estate 100, Value of Personal Estate 100, Born Ken Hannah Tuttle, Aged 16, Female, Born Canada West Elizabeth Tuttle, Aged 10/12, Female, Born Michigan On the 1880 Census of Speaker, Sanilac, Michigan are: James Stevenson, Self, Married, Male, White, Aged 65, Born Ontario, Farmer, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario Elizabeth Stevenson, Wife, Married, Female, White, Aged 63, Born Ontario, Keeping House, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario Daniel Stevenson, Self, Married, Male, White, Aged 24, Born Michigan, Farm Laborer, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario Maggie Stevenson, Wife, Married, Female, White, Aged 22, Born Ontario, Keeping House, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario | Stevenson, James R. (I01485)
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| 1743 | Marriages from Bay City, Michigan, Book C, Page 12, No. 4552 - John B. Wilson, Aged 24 Years, Resides Bay City, Michigan, Born Canada, Mechanic, Elizabeth Ann Coulter, Aged 21 Years, Resides Bay City, Michigan, Born Canada, 31st January 1887 at Bay City, Michigan, Witnesses E. Newkirk and H. Coulter, both of Bay City, Michigan, Solemnized by E. W. Ryan, Pastor, 1st M. E. Church | Wilson, John Byron (I09648)
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| 1744 | Marriages from Bay City, Michigan, Book C, Page 12, No. 4552 - John B. Wilson, Aged 24 Years, Resides Bay City, Michigan, Born Canada, Mechanic, Elizabeth Ann Coulter, Aged 21 Years, Resides Bay City, Michigan, Born Canada, 31st January 1887 at Bay City, Michigan, Witnesses E. Newkirk and H. Coulter, both of Bay City, Michigan, Solemnized by E. W. Ryan, Pastor, 1st M. E. Church | Coulter, Elizabeth Ann (I09647)
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| 1745 | Marriages Indexed by Genalogical Research Library - Elija Barber, Mary M. Bent, March 4, 1883 at Delhi On the 1901 Census of Charlotteville, Norfolk South, Ontario are: Barber Elijah M Head M Jun 9 1861 39 Barber Mary M F Wife M Apr 5 1862 38 Barber William M Son S Apr 10 1882 18 Barber Ambrose M Son S Jan 29 1887 14 Barber Harry M Son S Mar 9 1888 13 Barber Herbert M Son S Nov 11 1888 12 On the 1911 Census of Simcoe, Norfolk, Ontario are: Barber Elijah M Head M Jun 1863 48 Barber Emma Rosa F Wife M Feb 1863 48 Brown Christopher M Son S Mar 1887 24 Barber Herbert M Head M Mar 1888 23 Barber Grace F Wife M Mar 1894 17 Norfolk Births, Charlotteville - March 22nd 1888, Herby, Male, Father Edward Barber, Occupation Farmer, Informant Edwd Barber, Registered 24th April 1888, John Machon Division Registrar of Charlotteville Norfolk Deaths, Simcoe - Barber Mary Matilda, Female, February 9, 1903, Aged 42 Years, Residence Simcoe, Married, Housewife, Born Walsingham, Cause of Death Pneumonia, Physician Grasett J. C. C., Baptist, Informant Grasett J. C. C., Registered February 10,1903 | Barber, Elijah (I05783)
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| 1746 | Marriages performed by Rev. George I. Ryerse, Regular Baptist Church Feb. 26, 1834, Nathan PEGG to Julia Anne AUSTEN both of Woodhouse by license. Wit: Jonathon and Phillip Austen. | Pegg, Nathan (I02864)
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| 1747 | Marriages, Bingleman George, aged 29, Born Lancaster NY, Resides North Cayuga Township, son of Andrew and Maria, Married Ross, Agnes Jane, aged 22, Born Stamford Township, Resides Caistor Township, daughter of Alexander and Mary, Marriage Date October 8, 1865, Lincoln County Haldimand Births, North Cayuga - Agnes Jane, Female, Father George Bingleman, Mother Agnes Jane Ross, Occupation of Father Innkeeper, Informant George Bingleman, Innkeeper, Decewsville, Registered 22nd January 1870, Accoucheur Dr. Baxter, James Mitchell Division Registrar of North Cayuga, Haldimand On the 1881 Cnsus of Simcoe, Norfolk North, Ontario are: George Bingleman, Married, Male, German, Aged 47, Born USA, Hotel Keeper, Church of England Agnes Jane Bingleman, Married, Female, Scottish, Aged 36, Born Ontario, Church of England Rosanna Bingleman, Female, German, Aged 15, Born Ontario, Church of England Agnes Jane Bingleman, Female, German, Aged 11, Born Ontario, Church of England George A Bingleman, Male, German, Aged 8, Born Ontario, Church of England Mary Bingleman, Female, German, Aged 6, Born Ontario, Church of England George Philips, Male, English, Aged 36, Born Ontario, Labourer, Church of England Barbary Bingleman, Female, German, Aged 22, Born Ontario, Tailoress, Baptist Canada Robert Lawrence, Male, Aged 24, Born Ontario, Labourer, Church of England George Snider, Married, Male, German, Aged 30, Born Ontario, Pump Agent, Weslyan Methodist Leonard Griffin, Married, Male, Scottish, Aged 45, Born Ontario, Cement Agent, Church of England James Williamson, Male, Scottish, Aged 45, Born Ontario, Sewing Machine Agent, Presbyterian Canada The Directory of The City of East Saginaw 1887 Bingleman George, Residence 910 Webster Bingleman Rose, Seamstress, E. C. Beechler, Boards 910 Webster Bingleman Agnes, Seamstress, E. C. Beechler, Boards 910 Webster On the 1900 Census of Maple Grove, Saginaw, Michigan are: Fannie Gan, Head, Female, Born March 1842, Aged 58, Widowed, Born New York, Father Born Connecticut, Mother Born Connecticut Matilda Pike, Sister, Female, Born August 1832, Aged 48, Widowed, Born New York, Father Born Connecticut, Mother Born Connecticut George Bingleman, Male, Born July 1837, Aged 62, Widowed, Born New York, Father Born France, Mother Born France, Farm Hand Saginaw, Michigan Directories, 1889-90 1890 - Rose A Bingleman, Dressmaker, Boards 509 N 8th Saginaw, MI Business Name: Mrs J A Bare 1890 - Aggie J Bingleman, Dressmaker, Boards 509 N 8th Saginaw, MI Business Name: Mrs J A Bare 1890 - George A Bingleman, Apprentice, Boards 509 N 8 Saginaw, MI Business Name: Brown & Grant Ohio Deaths, 1908 - 1932 Agnes J. Bingleman, August 13th 1925, Place of Death Springfield, Clark County, Ohio, Birth Date August 29, 1862 (sic), Born Chippewa, Canada, Aged 62 Years 11 Months 15 Days, Female, Widowed, Address 110 North Race Street, Sprinfield, Clark, Ohio, Burial Place Spingfield, Ohio, Cemetery Yellow Springs, Spouse George Bingleman, Father Donald Rose, Born Canada, Mother Unknown Oliphant, Born Canada | Bingleman, George (I00971)
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| 1748 | Married Jesse Snider, born March 16, 1851, died January 24, 1929. Both buried Pioneer Cemetery, New Liskeard, Ontario | Winger, Elizabeth Shoup (I02326)
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| 1749 | MARSHALL, Marie Elizabeth. Peacefully at The West Haldimand General Hospital on Thursday, November 2, 2006. Marie (Cronk) Marshall of Hagersville, in her 95th year. Wife of the late George (Ted) Marshall. Dear mother and mother-in-law of the late Faith (1989) and Ralph Biggar of Fisherville, Joyce and John Anderson of Mattawa, Lillian and Hugh Pursley of Simcoe, Richard and Lorna of Selkirk, the late Robert Marshall (2006) of Port Dover, Floyd and Kimberly Jo of R.R. #3, Jarvis, Darlene and Ozzie Zante of Uxbridge. Grandmother of 31 grandchildren, 51 great-grandchildren and 13 great-great-grandchildren. Sister of Hazen and Lois Cronk of Brantford, Bruce and the late Celeste Cronk of Buffalo, Raymond and Marlene Cronk of R.R. #1, Selkirk, Margaret Foster of St. Catharines, and the late Louise Bossart (Lloyd), Velma Weaver (Clayton) and Dorothy Doughty (George). Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to call at Cooper Funeral Home, 19 Talbot Street West, Jarvis on Friday 2:00-4:00 and 7:00-9:00 p.m. Funeral Service for Marie will be held at The Cheapside Brethren-In-Christ Church on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. Interment Cheapside United Church Cemetery. Donations to Kidney Foundation or the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family. Friends are invited to send condolences to the family at www.cooperfuneralhome.ca | Marshall, George Edward (I15207)
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| 1750 | Martin Fite lived on Lot 19, Concession 1, Rainham Township, purchased from Jacob Fite in 1806, probably his father. On the 1828 Census of Rainham, Haldimand, Ontario is: Martin Fite, 4 - 3 - 1 - 1 Males under 16, Females under 16, Males over 16, Females over 16 On the 1852 Census of Rainham, Haldimand, Canada West are: Martin Fite, Ship Carpenter, Born Germany, Married, Aged 63, Male Nancy Fite, Born United States, Primitive Methodist, Married, Aged 67, Female | Fite, Martin (I00476)
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