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| 4051 | Sources IODE, Chatham Daily News (25-03-1919) INFORMATION FROM BOOKS OF REMEMBRANCE Height 5' 10" Eye Colour Brown Age 18 Complexion Medium Hair Auburn Race White Birthplace Warsaw, Ontario. Religion Methodist Last Place of Employment Student at Chatham Collegiate Institute. Marital Status Single When Enlisted February 16th, 1916 Where Enlisted Ridgetown, Ontario Next of Kin Father- A.S. Blight, Ridgetown, Ontario. Excerpt from IODE Books of Remembrance Private Arthur B. Blight trained with the 186th. Battalion, leaving Chatham, for overseas March 22nd, 1917. He was admitted to Hospital Shortly after his arrival, where he received treatment for five months, and was then attached to the Second Canadian Command Depot, Bramshott Camp. | Blight, Arthur Bertram (I21169)
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| 4052 | St. John's Anglican Cemetery, Cheapside Stone No 104 ELIZABETH wife of THOMAS WADSWORTH Died 23rd Sept. 1889 In her 48th Year A native of Yorkshire, England | Fearnley, Elizabeth (I07516)
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| 4053 | St. John's Anglican Cemetery, Cheapside Stone No. 105 CHRISTIANN Beloved wife of REUBEN FEARNLEY died Sept. 12 1898 Aged 80 Years I am the reserection and the life. He that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. | Duncan, Christiann (I15880)
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| 4054 | St. John's Anglican Cemetery, Cheapside Stone No. 105 SARAH ANN Beloved wife of A. E. W. VANLOON Died Aug. 24 1889 Aged 28 Years | Wadsworth, Sarah Ann (I15889)
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| 4055 | St. Thomas Times Journal 9 January 1945 Obituary - Norman Taylor, 39 years, Jan 7, husband of Mrs Marion Taylor; father of Caroline, Joan, Edward, Terry and Elizabeth Ann Taylor; son of Charles Taylor; brother of Mrs Clair Axford, Mrs D. Firby, Mrs R. Rousch, Carl, James and Charles Taylor Port Dover Cemetery Legion Memorial Plot R78586 R.C.A.F. Cpl Norman Taylor 1905 - 1945 In Memory Of Mom Marian Emily Moon Wife Of Norman Taylor 1904 - 1974 | Taylor, Norman (I13139)
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| 4056 | St. Thomas Times Journal Died - Mrs Erie Victoria Udell, nee Shepherd, 23rd year, Nov 25, wife of Lloyd Udell | Shepherd, Erie Victoria (I17920)
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| 4057 | St. Thomas Times Journal June 1, 1926, Page 5 Married - Yorkley Chamberlain to Fannie Barringer, daughter of Harrison Barringer Norfolk Marriages, Simcoe - Yorkley Chamberlain, Aged 38, Farmer, Resides South Walsingham, Born South Walsingham, Father John Chamberlain, Mother Naomi Evans, Frances Mary Barringer, Aged 35, Resides St. Williams, Born Port Rowan, Father Harrison Barringer, Mother Janette Hathaway, Witnesses Mrs. G. Palmerton and Jessie Davidson, both of Simcoe, May 26, 1926 at Simcoe St. Thomas Times Journal August 26, 1930, Page 6 Baptized - infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Yorkley Chamberlain, 24 Aug 1930 at Rowan Mills | Barringer, Fannie (I10329)
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| 4058 | St. Thomas Times Journal June 1, 1926, Page 5 Married - Yorkley Chamberlain to Fannie Barringer, daughter of Harrison Barringer Norfolk Marriages, Simcoe - Yorkley Chamberlain, Aged 38, Farmer, Resides South Walsingham, Born South Walsingham, Father John Chamberlain, Mother Naomi Evans, Frances Mary Barringer, Aged 35, Resides St. Williams, Born Port Rowan, Father Harrison Barringer, Mother Janette Hathaway, Witnesses Mrs. G. Palmerton and Jessie Davidson, both of Simcoe, May 26, 1926 at Simcoe St. Thomas Times Journal August 26, 1930, Page 6 Baptized - infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Yorkley Chamberlain, 24 Aug 1930 at Rowan Mills (Born - a daughter to Mr. & Mrs. Yorkley Chamberlain, 19 June 1930) (Born - Son of Yorkley Chamberlain, Apr 8, 1928) | Chamberlain, Yorkley (I10294)
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| 4059 | St. Thomas Times Journal October 1, 1945, Page 1 Died - Roy Chamberlain, 58th year, Sept 29, son of Edward Chamberlain; husband of Mrs Lena Chamberlain; father of Clayton, Carl and Murray Chamberlain, Mrs Dora Summerville and Miss Jean Chamberlain; brother of Earl and Ivory Chamberlain | Chamberlain, Lloyd Roy (I10319)
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| 4060 | St. Thomas Times Journal - July 1942 Died - Mrs Eliza Ann Reynolds, 76th year, June 27, wife of George Reynolds; mother of John and Thomas Reynolds, Mrs Clarence Finch, Mrs Charles Ionson, Mrs George Secord, Mrs Floyd Underhill and Mrs E. Laidlaw; sister of Mrs Edward Ryerse ad George Eagles | Eagles, Eliza Ann "Annie" (I19336)
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| 4061 | St. Thomas Times Journal 1953 Died - Mrs Grace Allen, 63 years, May 15, daughter of James & Sarah MacDonald, nee McNeil; widow of Capt. Hugh Allen; sister of James and Hugh MacDonald, Mrs James Muth, Mrs Charles Nunn, Mrs Henry Misner and Mrs A. J. Lowe | MacDonald, Grace (I17778)
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| 4062 | St. Thomas Times Journal Oct. Nov. Dec. 1951 Married - Graham Everett Lee Howden, son of Bruce Howden to Margaret Louisa Gilkes, daughter of Thomas Gilkes | Howden, Graham Everett Lee (I21600)
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| 4063 | St. Thomas Times Journal Sept - Dec, 1945 Married - Martin Kenneth Rice, son of Lorne Rice to Miss Daisy Catherine Howden, daughter of Oscar Howden | Howden, Daisy Catherine (I21553)
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| 4064 | St. Thomas Times Journal, July 25, 1930 50th Anniversary - Mr. & Mrs. George Wood (married 20 July 1880 at Port Stanley) On the 1901 Census of Wallaceburg, Bothwell, Ontario are: Wood George M Head M Oct 16 1855 46 Wood Emily A F Wife M Apr 2 1860 41 Wood James E M Son S Sep 24 1886 15 Wood George E M Son S Aug 9 1891 10 Wood William D M Son S Apr 18 1900 1 On the 1911 Census of Wallaceburg, Kent East, Ontario are: Woods George Allen M Head M Oct 1855 56 Woods Emily Ann F Wife M Apr 1850 51 Woods William David M Son S Apr 1900 11 Woods Mary Margaret F Daughter S Jun 1902 8 | Wood, James Allen (I01927)
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| 4065 | St. Thomas Times Journal, July 25, 1930 50th Anniversary - Mr. & Mrs. George Wood (married 20 July 1880 at Port Stanley) On the 1901 Census of Wallaceburg, Bothwell, Ontario are: Wood George M Head M Oct 16 1855 46 Wood Emily A F Wife M Apr 2 1860 41 Wood James E M Son S Sep 24 1886 15 Wood George E M Son S Aug 9 1891 10 Wood William D M Son S Apr 18 1900 1 On the 1911 Census of Wallaceburg, Kent East, Ontario are: Woods George Allen M Head M Oct 1855 56 Woods Emily Ann F Wife M Apr 1850 51 Woods William David M Son S Apr 1900 11 Woods Mary Margaret F Daughter S Jun 1902 8 | Gooden, Emily Ann (I01923)
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| 4066 | St. Thomas Times Journal, November 18, 1948 Died - James Shand, 88 years, Nov 16, son of James Shand; husband of Mrs Marion Shand, nee Isaacs; father of Mrs Jennie (Ernest) Tapley; step-father of Frank, Clarence, Ernest & George Whitford and Mrs John Silverthorne of Belmont | Shand, James (I21996)
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| 4067 | St. Thomas Times Journat Apr - Jun, 1944 | Howden, Orlaf (I21549)
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| 4068 | Stanley Ryerse Phyllis Ryerse | Ryerse, Charles Lawrence (I19991)
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| 4069 | Statement of Birth - Place of Birth Fisherville, Township of Rainham, Ontario, Stewart, Ethel Gertrude, Female, Date of Birth May 21st 1898, Father Stewart Wesley, Canadian, Scotch, Aged 30, Place of Birth Unknown, Deceased, Stewart Wilhelmina, Canadian, German, Aged 26, Born Fisherville, Medical Practioner Baker, Deceased, July 8, 1952, Belmont, Ontario, Signed Ethel Gertrude Hurst | Stewart, Ethel Gertrude (I06316)
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| 4070 | Statement of Birth - Place of Birth Walpole Township, Walpole Township, Haldimand County, Stewart Erie Jeanette, Female, Date of Birth March 3rd 1896, Father Stewart William Wesley, Walpole Township, Haldimand County, Canadian, Scotch, Aged 27, Born Ontario, Farmer, Mother Mehlenbacher Wilhelmina Margaret, Walpole Township, Haldimand County, Canadian, German, Aged 24, Born Ontario, Housemaid, September 6th 1952, 240 Talbot Street, St. Thomas, Signed Erie J. Atkinson | Stewart, Erie Jeanette (I13234)
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| 4071 | Stillborn | Mabee, Son (I03773)
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| 4072 | Stone in Kelvin United Cemetery Wood, M. ??, d. 12 Feb 1888, 72 yrs, w/o Thos Wood. | Hartford, Mary (I05282)
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| 4073 | Stone in Kelvin United Cemetery Wood, Thomas, d. 31 Dec 1886, 75 yrs | Wood, Thomas (I05281)
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| 4074 | SWARTS, Eva Eileen – The family of Eva (Fitzgerald) Swarts wish to announce the death of their mother and grandmother from the Cedarwood Village Nursing Home on Friday, June 13, 2008. Predeceased by her first husband Willis Arnold (1969) and her second husband Charles Swarts (1984). Beloved mother of Donna and Vern Kaye, the late Wayne (2005) and Connie Arnold, Bill and Beth Arnold, Linda and Brian Driver and Randy and Jane Arnold. Stepmother of Gerald, Keith, Glen, Brian and Ronald Swarts and Marilyn Cooper. Survived by numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Sister of the late Vera Cooke, Gerald and William Fitzgerald. Sister-in-law of Jack Cooke and Genevieve Fitzgerald. Friends called at Cooper Funeral Home, 19 Talbot St. W., Jarvis, on Sunday. Funeral Service for Eva will be held at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Jarvis, this Monday morning at 11 a.m. Interment, Oakwood Cemetery, Simcoe. Donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family. Friends are invited to send condolences to the family at www.cooperfuneralhome.ca | Fitzgerald, Eva Eileen (I05745)
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| 4075 | Sweets settled in Walpole Township, Haldimand County after coming from Thorold, Ontario. Alonzo Sweet, born in New York, U.S., married Sophia Silverthorn of Thorold, and moved to Arkona, Upper Canada, Lambton County, Josiah Bissell Smith married Mary Ann Sweet(their daughter) from Arkona, Ontario, Canada and moved to Michigan. | Sweet, Alonzo (I06944)
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| 4076 | Talbot District Marriage Register, 1837 - 1857 Andrew Melvill, York married Sarah Matlock, Woodhouse on July 21st 1846 by W. Clarke, Witnesses Robert Waddle, Alexander Jankin, both of Woodhouse (July 21st 1846 Andrew Melville, York to Sarah Matlock, Woodhouse. Wit: Robert Waddle, Alexander Tomkin) On the 1852 Census of Woodhouse, Norfolk, Ontario are: Andrew Melville, Mill Right, Born Scotland, Presbyterian, Married, Aged 33, Male Sarah Melville, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Married, Aged 31, Female Elizabeth Melville, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Single, Aged 2, Female Margaret Matlock, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Single, Aged 19, Female On the 1861 Census of Woodhouse, Norfolk, Ontario are: Andw Melville, Millwright, Born Scotland, F. C., Aged 45, Male, Married Sarah Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 40, Female, Married Eliza Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 11, Female, Single John Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 8, Female (sic), Single Magt Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 5, Male (sic), Single Sarah Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 2, Female, Single On the 1871 Census of Woodhouse, Norfolk, Ontario is: Melville Andrew, Aged 55, Born Scotland, C. Presb., Scotch, Millwright, Widowed Simcoe Deaths, Collingwood - Andrew Melville, August 20th 1889, Male, Aged 68 Years 3 Months 18 Days, Miller & Merchant, Born Fifeshire, Scotland, Cause of Death Heart Failure, Duration A Few Minutes, Physician A. R. Stephens M. D., Informant Wm. J. Krause?, Merchant, Collingwood, Registered September 24th 1889, Presbyterian, John Hogg Division Registrar of Collingwood | Melville, Andrew (I12309)
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| 4077 | Talbot District Marriage Register, 1837 - 1857 Andrew Melvill, York married Sarah Matlock, Woodhouse on July 21st 1846 by W. Clarke, Witnesses Robert Waddle, Alexander Jankin, both of Woodhouse (July 21st 1846 Andrew Melville, York to Sarah Matlock, Woodhouse. Wit: Robert Waddle, Alexander Tomkin) On the 1852 Census of Woodhouse, Norfolk, Ontario are: Andrew Melville, Mill Right, Born Scotland, Presbyterian, Married, Aged 33, Male Sarah Melville, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Married, Aged 31, Female Elizabeth Melville, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Single, Aged 2, Female Margaret Matlock, Born Canada, Presbyterian, Single, Aged 19, Female On the 1861 Census of Woodhouse, Norfolk, Ontario are: Andw Melville, Millwright, Born Scotland, F. C., Aged 45, Male, Married Sarah Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 40, Female, Married Eliza Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 11, Female, Single John Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 8, Female (sic), Single Magt Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 5, Male (sic), Single Sarah Melville, Born Upper Canada, F. C., Aged 2, Female, Single On the 1871 Census of Woodhouse, Norfolk, Ontario is: Melville Andrew, Aged 55, Born Scotland, C. Presb., Scotch, Millwright, Widowed | Matlock, Sarah (I12308)
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| 4078 | Talbot District Marriages 1837-57 - Aldolphus Burch Woodhouse married Edith Silverthorn Townsend, 6 Apr. 1842 by P. Kerr. Wit: George Carpenter and Jacob S. Silverthorn | Woodhouse, Adolphus Burch (I06912)
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| 4079 | Talbot District Marriages 1837-57 - Aldolphus Burch Woodhouse married Edith Silverthorn Townsend, 6 Apr. 1842 by P. Kerr. Wit: George Carpenter and Jacob S. Silverthorn | Silverthorn, Edith (I06903)
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| 4080 | Talbot District Marriages 1837-57 - Isaac DeCow married Frances Dunmeads both of Woodhouse Apr. 28, 1842; witness Jacob Potts, Jacob Potts. Isaac and Fanny DeCew are on the 1850 Census of Winneshiek County, Iowa; on the 1860 Census of Filmore, Filmore County, Minnesota; and on the 1870 Census of Alamo Townsip, Kalamazoo County, Michigan. | Decew, Isaac (I01488)
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| 4081 | Talbot District Marriages 1837-57 - Isaac DeCow married Frances Dunmeads both of Woodhouse Apr. 28, 1842; witness Jacob Potts, Jacob Potts. Isaac and Fanny DeCew are on the 1850 Census of Winneshiek County, Iowa; on the 1860 Census of Filmore, Filmore County, Minnesota; and on the 1870 Census of Alamo Townsip, Kalamazoo County, Michigan. | Dunmead, Frances "Fanny" (I01451)
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| 4082 | Talbot District Marriages, 1837-1857, part 2 Rev. Shook McConnell, Baptist Church, Pg 68, 1847 April 14 Bradford CAMFIELD, Townsend to Deborah BLAKESLEY, Townsend. Wit: David & Hiram Beal. On the 1852 Census of Townsend, Norfolk, Ontario are; Bradford Canfield, Farmer, Born Canada, Baptist, Married, Aged 28, Male Deborah Canfield, Born Canada, Baptist C., Married, Aged 24, Female George Canfield, Born Canada, Baptist, Single, Aged 4, Male Lucinda Canfield, Born Canada, Baptist, Single, Aged 3, Female Nancy E. Canfield, Born Canada, Baptist, Single, Aged 1, Female 1852 Agricultural Census of Townsend, Norfolk Bradford Canfield, Concession 3, Part Lot 15, 52 1/2 Acres, 15 Acres Under Cultivation, 8 Acres Under Crops, 7 Acres Under Pasture, 37 1/2 Acres Under Woods or Wild, 2 Acres Under Wheat, Produce 20 Bushels On the 1870 Census of Post Office Lowell, Lowell, Kent, Michigan are: Camfield Bradford, Aged 45, Male, White, Farmer, Value of Real Estate 15000, Value of Personal Estate 1700, Born Canada Camfield Deborah, Aged 40, Female, White, Keeping House, Bornn Canada Camfield George, Aged 21, Male, White, Farm Labour, Born Canada Camfield Lucinda, Aged 20, Female, White, At Home, Born Canada Camfield Orpha, Aged 17, Female, White, At Home, Born Canada Camfield Leavitt, Aged 14, Male, White, Born Canada Camfield William, Aged 12, Male, White, Born Michigan Camfield Alfred, Aged 10, Male, White, Born Michigan Camfield Lolla, Aged 3, Female, White, Born Michigan | Camfield, Bradford (I02825)
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| 4083 | Talbot District Marriages, 1837-1857, part 2 Rev. Shook McConnell, Baptist Church, Pg 68, 1847 April 14 Bradford CAMFIELD, Townsend to Deborah BLAKESLEY, Townsend. Wit: David & Hiram Beal. | Blakeslee, Deborah (I02832)
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| 4084 | Talbot Marriages - November 12th 1851, Miller Boughner, Resides Woodhouse, Norfolk, Anne Maria Glover, Resides Charlotteville, Norfolk, Witnesses James P. Glover, Elizabeth A. Rogers, by License, Solemnized by E. L. Koyle Minister of the U. E. Church in Canada Norfolk Deaths, Port Dover - Boughner Ann Maria, Female, English, Date of Death December 12th 1912, Born January 14th 1832, Aged 80 Years 10 Month 29 Days, Born Township of Charlotteville, Place of Death Port Dover, Housewife, Widowed, Father Charles Glover, Mother Charlotte Deitsmond, Physician Dr. J. F. Jolley, Informant Edward Moon, Port Dover, Cause of Death Old Age, Immediate Cause of Death Tubular Pneumonia, Duration About 3 Weeks, Registered December 13th 1912, Jas Sloan Division Registrar of Port Dover On the 1901 Census of Port Dover, Norfolk South, Ontario are: Boughner Annie M., Female, Head, Widowed, Born January 14 1832, Aged 69, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Church of England Nells Hannah J., Female, Boarder, Single, Born February 17, 1876, Aged 25, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Mill Hand Reed Herbert R., Male, Lodger, Married, Born February 9 1875, Aged 26, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Brakeman Reed Francis J., Female, Lodger, Married, Born May 15 1876, Aged 24, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, R. Catholic On the 1911 Census of Port Dover, Norfolk, Ontario is: Boughner Ann, Female, Head, Widowed, Born January 1832, Aged 79 | Boughner, Miller (I16769)
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| 4085 | Teller - Isaac Teller died 25 Feb 1872 his wife Annie, 62 years 10 months 16 days, died 8 Apr 1871 their daughter Sarah, 12 years 4 months 10 days, died 12 May 1862 | Teller, Isaac (I22084)
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| 4086 | The 1828 Census of Humberstone, Welland, Ontario: Henry Hoover, for a total of two Males over 16, three Females over 16, four Males under 16, three Females under 16. | Hoover, Henry (I00449)
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| 4087 | The Birth says Male, the Death says Female Haldimand Births, Walpole - May 1st 1882, Unnamed, Male, Father Charles McClellan, Mother Martha Commer, Occupation of Father Yeoman, Informant Thos. T. Harrison, Physician, Registered May 8th 1882, Accoucheur Dr. Harrison, C. E. Bourne Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Infant Unnamed, May 1st 1882, Female, Aged A Few Hours, Occupation Yeoman, Born Walpole, Cause of Death General Debility, Physician Dr. Harrison, Informant Thos. T. Harrison M. D., Walpole, Registered May 8th 1882, C. E. Bourne Division Registrar of Walpole | McClelland, Unnamed (I09064)
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| 4088 | THE EDSALL HOMESTEAD The Edsall homestead at Edsall Park, Peacock Point, Lot 16, Concession 1, Township of Walpole, is a century farm on Lake Erie and displays the century farm sign issused by the Ontario Government in this "Canada's centennial year." The signs are issued only to direct descendants of the owners of the farms a century ago. This century old home has housed the fifth generation of the Edsall family, and is now occupied by William Charles Edsall and his wife and 19 year old daughter, Beverley. This was the only frame house in the area when it was built. All others were log houses which ceased to exist long ago. It was built with hand hewn timbers from the virgin pines that had to be cut to clear the land at that time. The walls were sheeted with pine plank 2 inches thick and from one to two feet in width. The timbers are hewn smoother and straighter than sawn timbers from the mill today. The house was well built and still stands erect. It is still in good condition. Modern conveniences and hardwood floors have been installed but care has been taken not to erase its antiquity. The wagon trails and horse and buggy days have given place to paved highways and modern automobiles. Modern machinery does the farming but the old cradle that was once used to harvest the crops still hangs up at the farm unused. No one would work like that now. The old spinning wheel and the old oxen yoke have also been long unused. The Edsalls first came to Canada at the time of the American Revolution. They were U. E. Loyalist and owned 200 aces of land where the city of Buffalo now stands. There was no bridge at that time. They floated their belongings across the river on rafts where Fort Erie is now. They established residence in Bertie township. Later on William Edsall better known at that time as "Major" came to Walpole. On April 10, 1846 he married Lucina Lamb of Lambs' Corners. He built the Edsall home at Peacock Point where he and Lucina raised their family of 5 girls and 4 boys. The girls by their married names were: Catherine Johnson, Jane Webb, Lucina Evans, Elizabeth Shaw, Caroline Lindsay. The boys were; Charles, Peter, Edward, William. The only one of the boys to marry was William, who married Margaret Wicher of Caledonia, daughter of John Wicher. Her mother was a Walker of the Sir Edmund Walker Family. He had been a professor of the Toronto University and also President of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in his time. Her father, John Wicher was well known in Mission Circles. He contributed large sums of money to that cause. He also contributed money to build the one wing of the Woodstock Hospital where the plaque bearing his name still hangs on the wall. The McGaw School where the present William C. Edsall attended school in his boyhood has been made the Wilson McDonald memorial school. Mr. McDonald was related to the Lambs and Edsalls. He was a well known Canadian poet. In 1919 the first cottage lot was sold off the Edsall Farm. In 1922 the first cottage was built by William Barnes. It has continued to build up until now in 1967 it is one of the largest summer resorts in the area. Written by - William C. Edsall in 1967 The Edsall Homestead is at Peacock Point, Lot 16, Concession 1, Walpole Township, Haldimand County, Ontario. The house still stands today in 2009, but the Edsall family no longer own it. On the 1852 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: William Edsall, Farmer, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Married, Aged 33, Male Lucina Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Married, Aged 26, Female Catharine Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Single, Aged 5, Female Elizabeth Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Single, Aged 3, Female Anne Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Single, Aged 1, Female George Jarvis, Carpenter, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Resides Cayuga, Single, Aged 30, Male In this order on the census are Laurence Vodden, Richard Beckerson, William Gray, William Sloan, William Hedges, Adam Smith, William Edsall, James Welsh, Robert Stillwell, John Foster On the 1861 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Canada West are: William Edsall, Farmer, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 45, Male, Married Lucina Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 36, Female, Married Catherine Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 14, Female, Single Elisabeth Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 11, Female, Single Jane Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 9, Female, Single Charles Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 7, Male, Single Edward Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 5, Male, Single William Edsall, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Aged 1, Male, Single On the 1881 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: Lucina Edsall, Widowed, Female, German, Aged 54, Born Ontario, Female, Farmer, Baptist Edward Edsall, Male, German, Aged 24, Born Ontario, Farmer, Baptist Elizabeth Edsall, Female, German, Aged 32, Born Ontario, Dress Maker, Baptist Peter Edsall, Male, German, Aged 20, Born Ontario, Farmer, Baptist Lucina Edsall, Female, German, Aged 16, Born Ontario, Baptist William Edsall, Male, German, Aged 15, Born Ontario, Baptist Caroline Edsall, Female, German, Aged 12, Born Ontario, Baptist Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Lucinda Edsall, April 17th 1882, Female, Aged 56 Years, Widow, Born Ontario, Cause of Death Accident, Instantanious, Physician None, Informant Thos Harrison M. D., Baptist, C. E. Bourne Division Registrar of Walpole On the 1891 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: Charles Edsall, Male, Head, Single, Born About 1856, Baptist, Farmer Peter Edsall, Male, Lodger, Single, Born About 1864, Baptist Elizabeth Edsall, Female, Lodger, Single, Born About 1854, Baptist, Domestic Cheapside Baptist Cemetery - Stone No. 103 WILLIAM EDSALL Died March 20th 1873 Aged 55 Years & 13 Days Stone No. 14 A LUCINA Beloved Wife of WILLIAM EDSALL Died April 17 1882 Aged 56 Years | Edsall, William (I07790)
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| 4089 | The following is a scan of an ad from 24 Oct 1883 British Canadian newspaper WARNING ALL manner of persons are hereby forbid giving credit to my wife, Mary Howick, (who has left my house and home without any just cause or provocation), or allowing credit to any other person on my account without my written order; not to enter upon or remove any manner of thing from my premises where I now reside on Water Street in Vittoria, and anything heretofore removed from therefrom to be returned forthwith, or proceedings will be taken to recover the same. WILLIAM HOWICK Vittoria, 19th Oct. 1883 | Howick, William A. (I21721)
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| 4090 | The following is presented as the most likely candidate to be Ezekiel's son William. It is doubtful that vital records can be found to substantiate this claim. No other claim to this William, has been made and the time of events are in the correct time frame. Ezekiel Dennis Will dated Feb. 1797 Grouping son William, with daughters but leaving separate and larger bequest to his two other sons Obadiah and Nathaniel. William Dennis b. circa 1770 Rockhill Twp Bucks Co. Pa. Married Sarah Anderson, before 1804. Children William Dennis b. 17 March 1804 d. 11 Dec 1851, married, Catherine Phoebe Nelles 1811-1851 Nathaniel Dennis b.? married Ann McMillan 22 Apr.1826 Dennis Block granted to Sarah Anderson (Mrs Dennis) 15 Nov 1806 Sarah, granted title of Dennis Block to son William , 1826 William Sr.was sued by Daniel Young over the death of one of his mares in March 1792. The same year Ezekiel entered into the separate agreement with son Nathaniel. William signed a lease for the Sitz property in York. Circa 1805. Cliff Ilton | Dennis, William (I01371)
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| 4091 | The Independent Tribune, Concord, North Carolina OBITUARY - Mr. Frank Lawson CONCORD - Frank Milburn Lawson, 75, of 317 S. Union St., Concord, died unexpectedly Friday, Dec. 19, 2003, at his home. The funeral will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Whitley’s Funeral Home in Kannapolis. Graveside services will be Monday, Dec. 29 at Riverside Memorial Park in Jacksonville, Fla. with Masonic rites. The family will receive friends Tuesday from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Whitley’s Funeral Home. Born April 29, 1928, in Chattanooga, Tenn., he was the son of the late Hobart Lawson and the late Lilly Lawson. He was employed with the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds Office in Charlotte for many years. He was a mason, active with the Yorke & Scottish Rites of Freemasonry in North Carolina as well as a member of the Morocco Shrine Temple in Jacksonville, Fla. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, having served during World War II. He was also a resident of Concord since 1970. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends. Survivors include his two daughters, Sandi Cannon and husband John of Rockwell and Lynn Lineberger and husband Jeff of Jefferton, Va.; the mother of the children, Joyce Brewe of Melbourne, Fla.; and three grandchildren, John Wilson Cannon, Erica Lineberger and Daniel Griffin. Memorials may be made to Shriner’s Hospital for children, 950 W. Faris Road, Greenville, SC 29605-4277 | Lawson, Frank Milburn (I08231)
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| 4092 | The inscription in german script in Daniel's bible lists his wife as Elizabeth Milerrin. The "in" is the feminine ending for surnames so we can assume her name was Miller or Milerr. The name had originally been mistakenly transcribed as Miserrin. | Hoover, Daniel (I00021)
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| 4093 | The late Mrs. J. T. Hagan - The funeral of the late Margaret Murphy, beloved wife of James T. Hagan, Woodhuse township, was held on Saturday, March 8th with service at the Thompson funeral home being in charge of Rev. G. E. Morley of Grace Church. The late Mrs. Hagan passed away at her home on Thursday, March 4th following many months of illness, also having been blind for many months. She was in her 76th year. Deceased was the daughter of the late James Murphy and Susan Carroll. The family resided in the village for a few years before returning to their former home in Woodhouse township on No. 6 highway. Mr. and Mrs Hagan formerly acted as caretakers of Norfolk Lodge temple, and Grace United Church. Besides her husband and a family of two sons, William of Simcoe and Thomas of St. George, she leaves four grandchildren, James, Thomas, William and inez, all of Simcoe; one great-grandchild; also three sisters, Mrs. Maude Ross, Port Dover, Mrs. Archie Long, Tillsonburg, and Mrs. Anna Swindell, of Detroit. | Murphy, Margaret (I20332)
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| 4094 | The Little Cemetery Around The Corner Stone No. 11 HELLEN E. Dau. of GEO & CHRISTIANA STEVENS died Ju. 16, 1853 Aged 3 y. 3m. 1 d. | Stevens, Hellen E. (I12349)
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| 4095 | The Little Cemetery Around The Corner Stone No. 12 NANCY J. Dau. of Geo & Christina STEVENS died Ju. 26, 1847 AGED 1 y. 6 m. 11 d. | Stevens, Nancy Jane (I12373)
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| 4096 | The Little Cemetery Around The Corner Stone No. 13 MARTHA STEVENS DIED Aug. 1, 1867 AGED 22 YEARS 6 Mos. 1 Day | Stevens, Martha (I12348)
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| 4097 | The Little Cemetery Around The Corner Stone No. 5 WILLIAM STEVENS DIED Sept. 28, 1860 Aged 22 Yrs. & 15 d's Drowned just before or after his birthday | Stevens, William (I12346)
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| 4098 | The original lineage of these lines was sent to me by Tori Toler, whose husband Matthew is a descendant - Haldimand Marriages, Dunnville - John Newby, Aged 28 Years, Resides Wellandport, Bachelor, Carpenter, Father Thomas Newby, Mother Jane Newby, Annettie Burk, Aged 28 Years, Resides Wellandport, Spinster, Father James Burk, Mother Edna Burk, Witnesses Jennie Burk, Wellandport, T. B. Motherwell, Dunnville, February 19th 1896 at Dunnville, Ontario, Groom Baptist, Bride Baptist, Solemnized by Rev. Thos. Motherwell, by License On the 1901 Census of Village of Fenwick, Pelham, Lincoln and Niagara, Ontario are: Newby John, Male, Head, Married, Born July 11, 1866, Aged 34 Newby Arnetta, Female, Wife, Married, Born March 26, 1870, Aged 31 Newby Clarence, Male, Son, Single, Born March 20, 1897, Aged 4 Aimeslury Jennie, Female, Daughter, Single, Born September 26, 1892, Aged 8 On the 1911 Census of Burpee, Parry Sound, Ontario are: Newby John, Male, Head, Married, Born July 1864, Aged 45 Newby Annttie S., Female, Wife, Married, Born March 1869, Aged 42 Newby Lena J., Female, Daughter, Single, Born September 1892, Aged 18 Newby Carence, Male, Son, Single, Born March 196, Aged 14 Newby Ayel M., Female, Daughter, Single, Born October 1902, Aged 8 1930 United States Federal Census Brighton, Kenosha, Wisconsin Hazel M Dale, Aged 27, Head, Born Canada Georgina M Dale, Aged 1 9/12, Daughter Anette S Newby, Aged 60, Mother, Born Canada Francis D Newby, Aged 18, Brother, Born Canada | Burk, Arnettie Sophia (I09388)
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| 4099 | The pioneer Schenck/Shank/Shenk/Shenck/etc. family is well documented. Christian Schenk, grandfather of Barbara, arrived in Pennsylvania in 1717. That same year fellow Mennonite Jacob Huber arrived with his wife Barbara and sons John (age 14) and Hans Ulrich [called Ulrich] (age 11). Jacob Schenk had a daughter Barbara who married Jacob Huber of Conestoga. Her first cousin Henry Shank married Anna Huber, daughter of Ulrich Huber. The issue of Ulrich included Anna who married Henry Shank. Henry signed the 1757 administration of the estate of Ulrich (his father-in-law), as did Ulrich's sons Jakob and John, and his brother John. Ulrich Huber's son Jakob had a wife Barbara. In 1758 Henry Schenk sold 132 acres to his neice Barbara and her husband Jakob Huber. Ulrich Huber's father was the elder Jacob taxed in 1718, who died by 1722. Thus this Jacob's wife Barbara was likely the one soon called the "Widow Hoober," who was known to have a son John. There is no record of a Barbara Summers who might have been the wife of our Jakob. Barbara Shank is the only child of Jacob Schenk, s/o Christian of Strasburg & Funk/Brechbill tract. Deed WW-300 LCCH dated 7 Jan 1758 - Barbara, only child of Jacob Schenk and husband Jacob Huber are listed as heirs of Christian Schenk who released the Funk/Brechbill/Shank tract to son Henry Schenk. The Hubers sign in German, Henry Shenk in English. Three months later, Deed L-23, LCCH, 9 Jan 1758 Henry Shank releases 132 acres of the Funk/Brechbill/Shank tract to Jacob and Barbara Shank Huber. Henry Shank to Jacob & Barbara Hoover of Strasburg, 132acres in 1758. | Schenk, Barbara (I00006)
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| 4100 | The Port Dover boat livery was started about 1900. Mid Thompson owned the boat livery in the 40s, he had the Sea Witch and the Johnny T and he owned thebrown cottage on the crick across from the Port Dover Fish Company where they built the first high cottage. Mid was an uncle of Jack Maytham, Minnie Thompson was Jack's mother. After Mid died Jack Maytham had the boat livery and Bunny Matthews worked for him. Bunny and Ruthie had an apartment upstairs. When Jack built the big boatworks he sold the boat livery to Bunny Matthews. | Thompson, Norman Middleton (I21288)
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