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| 51 | Rev. Browniel, Wesleyan Methodist Church Pg. 80, 1847 January 28 Christian Shoup, Walpole, to Mary Sherk, Walpole, Witnesses Rachel Hager, Benjamin Sherk Norfolk Marriages, Christian Shoup, Aged 57, Widower, Born Bertie, Resides Walsingham, son of Christian and Abigail, Married Margaret Ellen Miller, Aged 34, Born Gainsborough, Resides Walsingham, daughter of Francis and Elizabeth, witnesses E. C. Thompson, Mrs. G. Jeffries, both of Lyndoch, 22 September 1885 at Lyndoch Norfolk Deaths, - Christian Shoup, November 3, 1894, Male, aged 66, Farmer, Born Bertie, Co. Welland, Pneumonia 2 Months, Walter Tisdale, F Baker, N. Walsingham, December 12, 1894, J. P. Nelan | Shoup, Christian (I02317)
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| 52 | Wentworth Marriages, Hamilton - Zimmerman George Thomas, Resides Hamilton, Born Carlisle, Ontario, Bachelor, Farmer, Father Mathias Zimmerman, Mother Mary E. Leedham, Methodist, Murtland Rose, Aged 20 Years, Resides Hamilton, Born Port Dover, Spinster, Father John Murtland, Mother Mary Spurling, Methodist, Witnesses Elizth Murtland, Hamilton, Jane Jennings, Brantford, 21st March 1906 at Hamilton, Solemnized by S. W. Fallis, by License, Registered 21st March 1906, S. H. Kent Division Registrar of Hamilton | Zimmerman, George Thomas (I07241)
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| 53 | York Marriages, Toronto - Brown Henry A., Aged 21 Years, Resides Buffalo, Born Ontario, Bachelor, Cooper, Father Reuben Brown, Mother Mary Weatherby, Martin Maud, Aged 20 Years, Resides Toronto, Born England, Spinster, Father Michael Martin, Mother Julia Jackman, Witnesses Jasper Bailey, Toronto, Clara Martin, Toronto, April 30th 1902 at Toronto, Groom Christian, Bride Wooders?, Solemnized by G. A. Kechring, by License, Registered May 1, 1902 York Marriages, Toronto - Brown Harvey Allen, Aged 27 Years, Resides Winona, Ontario, Born Otterton, Ontario, Widower, Fruit Grower, Father Brown Reuben Wesley, Mother Wetherby Mary, Methodist, Walker Ruby Edith, Aged 21 Years, Resides Toronto, Born Artemisa, Culey County, Spinster, Father Walker John, Mother Taylor Martha, Baptist, Witnesses Samuel Dunnett, Fanny Dunnett, Toronto, July 4th 1908 at Toronto, Solemnized by Chas. H. Schultz, Registered July 17th 1908 | Brown, Harvey Allen (I08296)
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| 54 | "Matthias Steel came from the British Isles and was married at Niagara-on- the-Lake, Ontario in 1801. By 1806 he was in Norfolk county, Ontario and settled in Woodhouse Township in 1808. During the War of 1812 his store just over the Lynn was made the point of attack, plundered and burned by the American soldiers." Some of the earliest documented settlers in Rainham Township were Frederick Onstine and Peter and Abraham Walker. Frederick Onstine's wife, Elizabeth Walker, is believed to have been a sister to the Walker brothers. The Walkers and Onstine are mentioned in William Chewett's Diary in July and August of 1793.... On 25 September 1795, Peter Walker was reported to the Lieutenant Governor as settled upon part of Lots 11 & 12 Front Woodhouse (Port Dover) containing 200 acres; allowed by confirmation of said report..... After the War of 1812 the Onstines lost ten owned and three leased lots to the Forfeited Estates Commission..... William Steel was adopted by Peter Walker a pioneer at Port Dover, Woodhou se Twp, Norfolk County, Ontario. Peter Walker and his wife, Ann Margaret Walker had no children of their own. In the will of Peter Walker dated 22 April 1818, it states "my adopted son William Steel eldest son of my aforesaid friend Matthias Steel". His brothers Joseph and Henry may have also been adopted by the Walkers William Steele inherited half of what today would be Port Dover. For some reason he sold this and purchased land in Lots 23 and 24 Walpole Township, Haldimand County. He sold town lots here and named the new village Williamsville, today it is Selkirk. | Steele, Matthias (I13245)
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| 55 | "Ontario Marriage Notices" by Thomas B. Wilson and published by Hunterton House, Lambertville, N.J., page 187 Christian Guardian, March 14 1849 "Feb 20th, at the parsonage, Frederick Lint, of Rainham, & Mary Sunday, of Gainsborough. (Rev. H. Biggar)" "By the same, at the same time, Leonard Cline, of Rainham, & Barbara Sunday, of Gainsborough" Lincoln Births, Gainsborough - September 2nd 1869, Edwin Irving Kline, Male, Father Edwin Kline, Mother Barbara Sondy, Occupation of Father Farmer, Accoucheur J. Bridgeman, Physician, Smithville, Registered January17th 1870, Benjamin Beamer Division Registrar of Gainsborough, Lincoln On the 1871 Census of Gainsborough, Monck, Ontario are: Kline Leonard, Male, Aged 44, Born Prussia, Evg. Meth., German, Yeoman, Married Kline Barbara, Female, Aged 38, Born Prussia, Evg. Meth., German, Married Kline Mary, Female, Aged 19, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline William, Male, Aged 17, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline Rosenia, Female, Aged 15, Born Ontari, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline Frederic, Male, Aged 12, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline John W., Male, Aged 7, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline Edward, Male, Aged 1, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth, Single On the 1881 Census of Gainsborough, Monck, Ontario are: Kline Leonard, Male, Aged 54, Born Germany, Evangelist, German, Farmer, Married Kline Barber, Female, Aged 52, Born Germany, Evangelist, German, Married Kline William, Male, Aged 26, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Farmer, Single Kline Rosena, Female, Aged 23, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Single Kline Fredrick, Male, Aged 22, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Single Kline John W., Male, Aged 16, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Telegraph Agent, Single Kline Edward E., Male, Aged 11, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Single Kline Carlis P., Male, Aged 2, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Single Waterloo Deaths, Wilmot - Kline, Barbara, Place of Death Wilmot, Date of Death January 29th 1923, Female, German, Widowed, Aged 94 Years 3 Months 19 Days, Born Germany, October 10, 1829, Retired, Father Christian Sundy, Born Germany, Mother Mary E. Brick, Born Germany, Informant Addison Kline, New Hamburg, Grandson, Place of Burial Atter Cliff Station, Date of Burial February 2nd 1923, Undertaker B. G. Walker, New Hamburg, Cause of Death Old Age, Physician Dr. A. I. Willson, Plattsville | Sundy, Barbara (I11639)
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| 56 | "Ontario Marriage Notices" by Thomas B. Wilson and published by Hunterton House, Lambertville, N.J., page 187 Christian Guardian, March 14 1849 "Feb 20th, at the parsonage, Frederick Lint, of Rainham, & Mary Sunday, of Gainsborough. (Rev. H. Biggar)" "By the same, at the same time, Leonard Cline, of Rainham, & Barbara Sunday, of Gainsborough" Lincoln Births, Gainsborough - September 2nd 1869, Edwin Irving Kline, Male, Father Edwin Kline, Mother Barbara Sondy, Occupation of Father Farmer, Accoucheur J. Bridgeman, Physician, Smithville, Registered January17th 1870, Benjamin Beamer Division Registrar of Gainsborough, Lincoln On the 1871 Census of Gainsborough, Monck, Ontario are: Kline Leonard, Male, Aged 44, Born Prussia, Evg. Meth., German, Yeoman, Married Kline Barbara, Female, Aged 38, Born Prussia, Evg. Meth., German, Married Kline Mary, Female, Aged 19, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline William, Male, Aged 17, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline Rosenia, Female, Aged 15, Born Ontari, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline Frederic, Male, Aged 12, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline John W., Male, Aged 7, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth., German, Single Kline Edward, Male, Aged 1, Born Ontario, Evg. Meth, Single On the 1881 Census of Gainsborough, Monck, Ontario are: Kline Leonard, Male, Aged 54, Born Germany, Evangelist, German, Farmer, Married Kline Barber, Female, Aged 52, Born Germany, Evangelist, German, Married Kline William, Male, Aged 26, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Farmer, Single Kline Rosena, Female, Aged 23, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Single Kline Fredrick, Male, Aged 22, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Single Kline John W., Male, Aged 16, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Telegraph Agent, Single Kline Edward E., Male, Aged 11, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Single Kline Carlis P., Male, Aged 2, Born Ontario, Evangelist, German, Single Waterloo Deaths, Wilmot - Kline, Barbara, Place of Death Wilmot, Date of Death January 29th 1923, Female, German, Widowed, Aged 94 Years 3 Months 19 Days, Born Germany, October 10, 1829, Retired, Father Christian Sundy, Born Germany, Mother Mary E. Brick, Born Germany, Informant Addison Kline, New Hamburg, Grandson, Place of Burial Atter Cliff Station, Date of Burial February 2nd 1923, Undertaker B. G. Walker, New Hamburg, Cause of Death Old Age, Physician Dr. A. I. Willson, Plattsville | Kline, Leonard (I11638)
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| 57 | "The Captain and His Crew" June 11, 2002 Port Dover Harbour Museum presents summer exhibit on legendary fishing families Sunday, June 16 will mark the grand opening of "The Captain and His Crew," a special summer exhibit celebrating the legacy of William F. "Cap" Kolbe, who moved his fishing business from Erie to Port Dover in 1911 and whose family story parallels both the rise and decline of the Lake Erie fishing industry most of the twentieth century. Captain Kolbe and his sons Louis, Carl and Robert pioneered technologies and methods of operation that changed the way Ontarians caught, processed and sold fish from the Great Lakes. The new exhibit will occupy the Harbour Museum's Dover gallery and features a large collection of photographs and other images from 1911 to the 1970s, as well as Kolbe artifacts, a Kolbe fish tub "family tree" and on video, a selection of remarkable vintage film footage. The historic films include colour 16mm home movies made by Louis Kolbe showing trap netting and gill netting in 1951. They also feature some nostalgic views of the beach and pier areas and of the old Kolbe plant and docks. Also to be shown in the exhibit is a recently unearthed television newsreel film showing the rescue of the crew of the grounded Kolbe fish tug Ciscoe at Clear Creek in March 1955. Opening ceremonies for the exhibit and a public reception will take place at the Port Dover Harbour Museum, 44 Harbour St. on Sunday, June 16 at 2 pm. The exhibit will remain on display at the museum until the end of 2002. For further information call the museum at 583 2660 From Kerry Wamsley, Harbour Museum - This whole area was swamp (between Harbour Street and the Lynn River). The Kolbe family came here in 1911 and fished out of Port Dover and owned the fish plant were Misner's is, later they built their new plant where Harry Gamble's shipyard is. Captain Kolbe used to stand on the dock and wait till all the boats were safely in to port. The story is that he was sitting at the Norfolk when someone told him that house was for sale and he went over and bought it just like that and moved his family here from Erie. | Kolbe, William Frederick "Captain" (I17760)
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| 58 | #013999-1905 (Norfolk Co): Wallace Gee, Aged 19, Farmer, Silver Hill, Son of Fred Gee and Emile Marsh, Married Ada May Wilson, Aged 18, Silver Hill, Same, Daughter of Lewis Wilson and Melvina Kniffen, Witnesses Ralph Misener of Tain, anf Ruth G. Ryerse of Port Dover, 4 Jan 1905 at Walsh. | Gee, Wallace (I16454)
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| 59 | 009246-98 (Lincoln Co.) Leamen CRYSLER, 26, farmer, Townsend, Gainsboro, s/o Michael CRYSLER & Rebecca DENT, married Margaret CARPENTER, 35, widow, Walpole, Gainsboro, d/o Thomas NEWBY & Jane BROWN, witn - John & Arnettie NEWBY of Gainsboro, 16 February 1898 at Gainsboro | Chrysler, Leaman (I09385)
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| 60 | 013527/1918 Judson Tilt Taylor, Aged 27, Farmer, Rossburn Russell Manitoba, same, Son of Robert Taylor and Alvira Robertson, Married Bessie Anna Gee, Aged 25, North Walsingham Township, Same, Daughter of Peter Gee and Christina Strome, Witnesses B. McBain of Simcoe and Clarence Gee of Langton, 31 Jan 1918 at Simcoe. | Taylor, Judson Tilt (I16451)
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| 61 | 016574-1910 (Norfolk Co.) Aaron Gee, Aged 21, Farmer, Not Given, Silver Hill, Son of Fred Gee and Emily Marsh, Married Eva Schram, Aged 18, Not Given, Simcoe, Daughter of Culver Schram and Bessie Sloat, Witnesses Miss Lizzie Cattell and Mrs. Annie Dayfoot, Both of Simcoe, 5 Oct 1910 at Simcoe | Gee, Aaron (I16456)
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| 62 | 12356-02 Frederick B. Gee, Aged 21, Farmer, Walsingham, North Walsingham, Son of Peter Gee and Esther Anderson, Married Mary M. Franklin, Aged 20, Walsingham, North Walsingham, Daughter of Nathaniel Franklin and Fannie J. G. Messecar, Witnesses Allen Dickson and Ruth Ecker Both of Windham, 24 Dec 1902 at Wyecombe | Gee, Frederick Bradford (I16468)
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| 63 | 16842-23 Clarence Wilmot Gee, Aged 25, Farmer, North Walsingham, Charlotteville, Son of Peter Gee, Born LIncoln County, and Christena Strom, Married Pauline Elenor Trickett, Aged 21, South Walsingham, North Walsingham, Daughter of Charles Trickett, Born Port Rowan, and Ethel Hutchings, Witnesses Morley J. Collings of Wycombe and Amy T. Robinson of Langton, 7 March 1923 at Langton | Gee, Clarence Willmont (I16446)
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| 64 | 1828 Census Grand River and Rainham Township Burnham, Lyman - 1 Male Under 16, 4 Females Under 16, 2 Males Over 16, 2 Males Under 16, Total 9 On the 1852 Census of Canboro, Haldimand, Upper Canada are: Lyman Burnham, Farmer, Born United States, Epl. Methodist, Married, Aged 60, Male Catharine Burnham, Born United States, Epl. Methodist, Married, Aged 62, Female Lyman Burnham, Farmer, Born Upper Canada, Epl. Methodist, Married, Aged 30, Male Elizabeth Burnham, Born Upper Canada, Epl. Methodist, Married, Aged 23, Female Lyman Everingham, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Single, Aged 7, Male Rebecca Burnham, Born Upper Canada, Baptist, Single, Aged 1, Female | Burnham, Lyman (I16256)
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| 65 | 1828 Census of Bertie James Edsel Sr 3 Males Under 16, 3 Females Under 16, 1 Male Over 16, 1 Female Over 16, Total 9 REGISTER 0F ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, WATERLOO, TOWNSHIP 0F BERTIE, 1836 Edsal buried - Jany 22d Hannah Edsal, widow of the late James Edsal*, Sr., aged fifty seven years died on the twentieth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one and was buried on the twenty second following by John Anderson. *James Edsall registered a patent for 200 acres in Bertie in 1797. | Edsall, James (I07771)
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| 66 | 1828 Cenus of Bertie James Edsel Jr. - 1 Female Over 16, Total 2 On the 1852 Census of Bertie, Welland, Ontario are: James Edsall, Farmer, Born Bertie, Church of England, Widowed, Aged 49, Male Nelson Edsall, Carpenter, Born Bertie, Church of England, Single, Aged 24, Male Ambrose Edsall, Labourer, Born Bertie, Church of England, Single, Aged 22, Male Richard Edsall, Born Bertie, Church of England, Single, Aged 21, Male Ervin Edsall, Born Bertie, Church of England, Aged 17, Male James Edsall, Born Bertie, Church of England, Aged 14, Male John Edsall, Born Bertie, Church of England, Aged 10, Male Emaline Edsall, Born Bertie, Church of England, Aged 13, Female J. Edsall, Concession1, Lot 15, 134 Acres, 60 Acres Under Cultivation, 40 Acres Under Crops, 20 Acres Under Pasture, 74 Acres Under Woods or Wild, 16 Acres Under Wheat, 160 Bushels Produce Welland Deaths, Bertie - James Edsall, February 28th 1874, Male, Aged 82 Years 6 Months 12 Days, Farmer, Born Bertie, Ontario, Description Recieved of Henry Secord, Physician N. Brewster M. D., Informant N. Brewster M. D., Bertie, Ontario, Registered March 10th 1874, James E. Morin Division Registrar of Bertie | Edsall, James (I07805)
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| 67 | 1854 in Walpole Township, A 200 acre property known as "Waverley Farm" situated on the west side of the Nanticoke Creek. | Low, Nathaniel (I20049)
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| 68 | 1860 Census, Elkhart Twp., Goshen P.O., Elkhart Co., IN, Dwelling & Family 1233: Samuel STRICKLER, 59, Farmer, $8900, $2571, b. PA Susanna, 55, Housekeeper, b. C.E. Benjamin HOOVER, 81, Gunsmith, b. PA | Strickler, Samuel (I00114)
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| 69 | 1880 Census of Brant, Saginaw , Michigan Sam Glover, Male, Born 1838, Aged 42 Years, Single, Born Canada, Farmer On the 1900 Census of Brant, Saginaw, Michigan are: Kernohan Hugh, Head, Male, Born February 1860, Aged 40, Married, 13 Years, Born Canada, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Ireland, Year of Immigration 1879, Here 21 Years, Farmer Kernohan Minnie, Wife, Female, Born April 1870, Aged 30, Married, 13 Years, 2 Children, 2 Children Living, Born Michigan, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada Kernohan Lena M., Daughter, Female, Born April 1885, Aged 15, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan (sic), Mother Born Canada (sic), At School Kernohan Leslie, Son, Male, Born November 1891, Aged 8, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan (sic), Mother Born Canada (sic), At School Glover Samuel, Servant, Male, Born December 1847, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Farm Labour On the 1911 Census of Charlotteville, Norfolk, Ontario are: Cline Sarah, Female, Head of Household, Widowed, born October 1839, aged 72 Glover Samuel, Male, Brother, Single, born December 1836, aged 74 Samuel is with his widowed sister Sarah Glover Cline in St. Williams, Ontario | Glover, Samuel I. (I01475)
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| 70 | 1880 Census of Burchville, St. Clair, Michigan are: Peter Setter, Male, Aged 39, Head, Married, Born About 1841, Laborer, Born Lorraine, Father Born Lorraine, Mother Born Lorraine Jane Setter, Female, Aged 46, Wife, Married, Born About 1834, Born Canada, Father Born Scotland, Mother Born England Josephine Setter, Female, Aged 12, Daughter, Single, Born About 1868, At Home, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Lorraine, Mother Born Canada Cassie C. Setter, Female, Aged 10, Daughter, Single, Born About 1870, Born Canada, Father Born Lorraine, Mother Born Canada Peter Setter, Male, Aged 8, Son, Single, Born About 1872, Born Canada, Father Born Lorraine, Mother Born Canada Sophia Setter, Female, Aged 5, Daughter, Single, Born About 1875, Born Michigan, Father Born Lorraine, Mother Born Canada Eveline M. Setter, Female, Aged 2, Single, Daughter, Born About 1878, Born Michigan, Father Born Lorraine, Mother Born Canada On the 1900 Census of Maple Valley Township, Sanilac County, Michgan are: Albert Sitter, Head of household, born July 1879, Canada, aged 20, Farm labourer Sitter, Valentine, born August 1846, Canada, aged 53, Farmer Sitter, Peter, Uncle, born September 1840, at Sea, Germany, aged 59, Farm labourer On the 1900 Census of Speaker, Sanilac, Michigan are Hall Mary, Head, Female, Born January 1867, Aged 33, Widowed, 4 Children, 3 Children Living, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1885, Here 15 Years, Income Farmer Hall Olliver, Son, Male, Born August 1891, Aged 8, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Canada Hall George A. Son, Male, Born August 1893, Aged 6, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Canada Hall Mark W., Son, Male, Born January 1896, Aged 4, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Canada Hall Mabel I., Daughter, Female, Born April 1898, Aged 2, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Canada McKeath Hugh, Brother, Male, Born March 1874, Aged 26, Single, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1884, Here 16 Years, Farm Laborer On the 1910 Census of Turner, Arinac, Michigan are: Seeter Peter, Head, Male, Aged 69, Married, 8 Years, Born Germany, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Germany, Year of Immigration 1847, English, Laborer, Stave Mill, Wages Seeter Mary, Wife, Female, Aged 43, Married, 8 Years, 4 Children, 4 Children Living, Born Canada, Father Born Canada, Mother Born Canada, Year of Immigration 1886, English Hall George, Stepson, Male, Aged 16, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Canada, English, Laborer, Stave Mill Hall Marcus, Stepson, Male, Aged 14, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Canada, English Hall Mabel, Stepdaughter, Female, Aged 12, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan, Mother Born Canada, English Seeter Cora, Daughter, Female, Aged 7, Single, Born Michigan, Father Born Michigan (sic), Mother Born Canada, English Michigan Marriages, Sanilac - Richard R. Nightingale, Aged 60, Widowed, Resides Attica, Born Michigan, Farmer, Father James Nightingale, Mother Unknown, Married Before Once, Mary Sitter McKeith, Aged 45, Widowed, Resides Melvin, Born Canada, Housekeeper, Father Peter McKeith, Mother Julian Graham, Married Before Twice, No. 1013, Date of License November 7, 1911, Date of Marriage November 8, 1911 at Lapeer, Solemnized by C. England Minister of the Gospel, Witnesses Fressie England, Lapeer, Kate England, Lapeer, George W. Dickerson County Clerk | Sitter, Peter (I04019)
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| 71 | 1891 Farmers Directories - Walpole Township, Haldimand County G. W. Webb, Erie, Tennant, Concession 5, Lot 15 | Booth, Mary Agnes (I08512)
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| 72 | 1891 Farmers Directories - Walpole Township, Haldimand County G. W. Webb, Erie, Tennant, Concession 5, Lot 15 | Webb, George Wesley (I08511)
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| 73 | 1891 Farmers Directories - Walpole Township, Haldimand County Henry Webb, Balmoral, Freeholder, Concession 6, Lot 24 Haldimand Marriages, Cayuga - Webb Henry, Aged 50, Resides Walpole, Bachelor, Farmer, Father William Webb, Mother Sophia Downing, Moyer Caroline, Aged 45, Resides Rainham, Widow, Father Christian Held, Mother was not sure, Witnesses Laura Holden, Cayuga, Rillie Holden, Cayuga, May 22nd 1902 at Cayuga, Groom Methodist, Bride Lutheran, Solemnized by Rev. S. W. Holden, by License, Registered July 3, 1902, E. C. Campbell Division Registrar of Cayuga Haldimand Deaths, Oneida - Webb Caroline, Residence Hagersville, Female, German, Widow, Born Ontario, Date of Birth February 29, 1856, Aged 73 Years 10 Months 30 Days, House Wife, Domestic, At Place of Death 6 Months, In Ontario Life, Father Christian Held, Born Germany, Mother Christina Rohrbach, Born Germany, Informant Mrs. Frank Burke, Hagersville, Ontario, Daughter, Place of Burial Fisherville, Undertaker W. L. Reid, Date of Death January 28, 1930, Cause of Death Pleuro Pneumonia, Duration 9 Days, Contributory Cause of Death Oedema, Duration 2 Days, S. H. Quance M. D., Hagersville | Held, Caroline (I08533)
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| 74 | 1891 Farmers Directories - Walpole Township, Haldimand County Henry Webb, Balmoral, Freeholder, Concession 6, Lot 24 Haldimand Marriages, Walpole - Henry Webb, Aged 21, Resides Resides Walpole, Born Illinois, U. S., Bachelor, Farmer, Son of William and Sophia Webb, Lucy Maria Deal, Aged 19, Resides Walpole, Born Woodhouse, Spinster, Daughter of William and Eliza Deal, Witnesses Jemima Chamberlain, Carrie Garnett both of Walpole, 10th January 1877 at Walpole, Groom Episcopalian, Bride Episcopalian, Solemized by C. C. Garnet Minister, by License, John Heasman Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Marriages, Walpole - Henry Webb, Aged 33 Years, Resides Walpole, Born United States, Widower, Farmer, Son of William and Sophia Webb, Catherine Deal, Aged 26 Years, Resides Walpole, Born Walpole, Spinster, Daughter of William and Eliza Deal, Witnesses Wm. Bodell, Cheapside, John Deal, Walpole, March 12th 18858 at Cheapside, Groom Church of England, Bride Church of England, Solemnized by Wm. Pugsley, by License, C. C. Bourne Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Marriages, Cayuga - Webb Henry, Aged 50, Resides Walpole, Bachelor, Farmer, Father William Webb, Mother Sophia Downing, Moyer Caroline, Aged 45, Resides Rainham, Widow, Father Christian Held, Mother was not sure, Witnesses Laura Holden, Cayuga, Rillie Holden, Cayuga, May 22nd 1902 at Cayuga, Groom Methodist, Bride Lutheran, Solemnized by Rev. S. W. Holden, by License, Registered July 3, 1902, E. C. Campbell Division Registrar of Cayuga Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Webb Catharine, Female, 26th November 1900, Aged 41, Place of Death Lot 24, Concession 6, Farmer's Wife, Married, Born Ontario, Cause of Death Consumption, Duration 2 Years, Physician Dr. Harrison, Methodist, Informant T. T. Harrison, Registered December 6th 1900, J. Murdoch Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Deaths, Hagersville - Webb Henry, Place of Death Hagersville, Male, English, Married, Aged 78 Years, Born Illinois, Born August 17, 1851, Gentleman, At Place of Death 19 Years, In Ontario 70 Years, Father William Webb, Born England, Mother Sophia Downing, Born England, Physician S. H.Quance, Hagersville, Informant Alfred Webb, Jarvis #1, Son, Place of Burial Balmoral, Date of Burial July 23, 1929, Undertaker W. L. Reid, Hagersville, Date of Death July 21, 1929, Cause of Death Nephritis and Pulmonary Oedema, Contributory Cause of Death Chronic Arthritis and Justitis and Urinary Sin?ses Following 2 Operations for Bladder and Prostate Disease, S. H. Quance, Hagersville, J. T. Park Haldimand Deaths, Oneida - Webb Caroline, Residence Hagersville, Female, German, Widow, Born Ontario, Date of Birth February 29, 1856, Aged 73 Years 10 Months 30 Days, House Wife, Domestic, At Place of Death 6 Months, In Ontario Life, Father Christian Held, Born Germany, Mother Christina Rohrbach, Born Germany, Informant Mrs. Frank Burke, Hagersville, Ontario, Daughter, Place of Burial Fisherville, Undertaker W. L. Reid, Date of Death January 28, 1930, Cause of Death Pleuro Pneumonia, Duration 9 Days, Contributory Cause of Death Oedema, Duration 2 Days, S. H. Quance M. D., Hagersville | Webb, Henry (I08420)
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| 75 | 1891 Farmers Directories - Walpole Township, Haldimand County Henry Webb, Balmoral, Freeholder, Concession 6, Lot 24 Haldimand Marriages, Walpole - Henry Webb, Aged 33 Years, Resides Walpole, Born United States, Widower, Farmer, Son of William and Sophia Webb, Catherine Deal, Aged 26 Years, Resides Walpole, Born Walpole, Spinster, Daughter of William and Eliza Deal, Witnesses Wm. Bodell, Cheapside, John Deal, Walpole, March 12th 18858 at Cheapside, Groom Church of England, Bride Church of England, Solemnized by Wm. Pugsley, by License, C. C. Bourne Division Registrar of Walpole Haldimand Deaths, Walpole - Webb Catharine, Female, 26th November 1900, Aged 41, Place of Death Lot 24, Concession 6, Farmer's Wife, Married, Born Ontario, Cause of Death Consumption, Duration 2 Years, Physician Dr. Harrison, Methodist, Informant T. T. Harrison, Registered December 6th 1900, J. Murdoch Division Registrar of Walpole | Deal, Catherine (I08421)
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| 76 | 1891 Farmers Directories, Brant County, South Dumfries Walter Lockman, St. George, Freeholder, Concession 2, Lot 11 Brant Marriages, South Dumfries - Walter Lockman, Aged 29, Resides South Dumfries, Born South Dumfries, Bachelor, Laborer, Son of Stephen and Charlotte Lockman, Jeanie Croll, Aged 19, Resides Branchton, Born Rockton, Spinster, Daughter of Fred and Rockie Croll, Witnesses H. I. Murdoch, Sarah Myers, St. George, January 1st 1891 at St. George, Groom Baptist, Bride Methodist, Solemnized by Rev. S. Murdoch, by License Waterloo Births, North Dumfries - November 16th 1892, Elizcebthann Lockman, Female, Father Walter Wallace Lockman, Mother Jeannie Croull, Occupation of Father Farmer, Informant Walter W. Lockman, Branchton, Registered Novemer 29th 1892, Accoucheur Dr. J. Nane, Jno. Wrigley Division Regitrar of North Dumfries, Remarks The name is as they gave it to me. | Lochman, Walter Wallace (I04849)
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| 77 | 1900 in Macomb Michigan with husband William Cope 1910 in Macomb Michigan, Divorced living with Mother Sarah 1920 in Macomb Michigan living with Mother Sarah and husband William William Cope | Cope, William B. (I15241)
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| 78 | 1901 Census of Orphan Asylum, Liverpool, Lancashire, England Marion Isaac, Inmate, Aged 14, Born Liverpool, Lancashire Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935 Ship Tunisian, Date of Arrival May 27th 1905, Port of Departure Liverpool, England, Port of Arrival Montreal, Quebec Mrs. Birt's Party, Knowlton, P.Q. Marion Isaacs, Aged 18 York Marriages, Toronto - Whitford William, Aged 19 Years, Resides Toronto, Born England, Bachelor, Farmer, Father R. H. Whitford, Mother Elizabeth Stevenson, Baptist, Isaacs Marion, Aged 20 Years, Resides Toronto, Born England, Spinster, Father Joseph Isaacs, Mother Jean White, Anglican, Witnesses Frank J. Whitford, Toronto, Nellie Buscall, Toronto, December 12, 1906 at Toronto, Solemnized by E. N. Baker, by License, Registered January 26th 1907 On the 1911 Census of Village of Hintonburg, Carleton, Ontario are: Whitford William, Male, Head, Married, Born October 1887, Aged 23, Born England, English, Canadian, English Church, Labourer, Odd Jobs Whitford Marion, Female, Wife, Married, Born February 1887, Aged 23, Born England, English, Canadian, English Church Whitford Frank, Male, Son, Single, Born February 1908, Aged 3, Born Canada, English, Canadian, English Church Whitford Earnest, Male, Son, Single, Born November 1909, Aged 1, Born Canada, English, Canadian, English Church Webb James, Male, Boarder, Single, Aged 38, Born England, English, Canadian, English Church, Labourer Canadian Soldiers of World War I Attestation Paper - Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force Name William Whitford, Born Liverpool, England, Next of Kin Wife Mrs. Marion Whitford, Address of Next of Kin 25 Lymburner Ru., Montreal, Date of Birth October 30, 1887, Trade or Calling Labourer, Married Yes, Willing to be Vaccinated Yes, Ever served in any Military Force No, Understand the nature of the Assignment Yes, Signed W. Whitford, November 10th 1914, Signed A. C. Gill, Witness, at Montreal On the 1921 Census of 312 Main Street, City of Woodstock, Oxford North, Ontario are: Marion Whitford, Aged 34, Female, Married, Head, born England, Born about 1887 Frank Whitford, Aged 13, Male, Single, Son, Born Quebec, Student, Born about 1908 Ernest Whitford, Aged 11, Male, Single, Son, Born Quebec, Student, Born about 1910 Clarence Whitford, Aged 9, Male, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Student, Born about 1912 Dorothy Whifford, aged 7, Female, Single, Daughter, Born Quebec, Student, Born about 1914 George Whitford, Aged 6, Male, Single, Son, Born Quebec, Student, Born about 1915 Jennie Whitford, Aged 5 Months, Female, Single, Daughter, Born Ontario, Born about 1921 James Shand, Aged 56, Male, Single, Lodger, Born Ontario, Born about 1865 Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario Charles Lofthouse Aged 31, Mary Jane Lofthouse Aged 35, Grace Marie Lofthouse, Aged 6 Frank Whitford, Male, Single, Aged 13, Lodger, Born Ontario, Born about 1908 Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario Andrew Lofthouse Aged 32, Lillie Maud Lofthouse Aged 29. Butler Muriel Lofthouse Aged 3 Earnest Edward Whitford, Male, Single, Aged 11, Lodger, Born Quebec, Born about 1910 Dunn, Haldimand, Ontario John McBay Aged 29, Susanna McBay Aged 24 Clarence Whitford, Male, Single, Aged 9, Lodger, Born Ontario, Born About 1912 | Isaacs, Marion (I08943)
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| 79 | 1901 Census of Simcoe Lindsay -- John P. Lindsay, 29, born 22 Feb 1872 in Ontario, store clerk; his wife Amelia M., 22, born 7 Sep 1848 in England, immigrated 18[8]9; his single daughter Lemria [sic] P., 2, born 19 Dec 1898 in Ontario; his single son Philip E., 1, born 10 Jan 1900 in Ontario | Lindsay, John P. (I09851)
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| 80 | 1901 Census of Woodhouse, Norfolk Titus Williams, Farmer, Christian Crombery, Laborer, Francis Awde, Farmer, Joseph Exelby, Carpenter, Thomas Evans, Gentleman, John Alexander, Farmer, Wesley Buchner, Farmer, John Goodland, Farmer, William Smith, Farmer, William Hewson, Farmer, Emerson Schram, Farmer, Sibert Steinhoff, Farmer 1911 Census of Woodhouse, Norfolk Joseph Exelby, Carpenter, Albert Blight Miller, Herbert Carsley, Laborer, Francis Awde, Laborer, James H. Thompson, Farmer, William Blake, Farm Labor, Wesley Boughner, Farmer, Bradford Bowlby, Farm, Ret., Earl Stamp, Farmer, Robert Lockwood, Lorne Myers, Farmer, Francis Backus Buried in Gill Cemetery, Concession 1 North, Lot 56, North Caygua Township, Haldimand County | Awde, Francis Douglas (I02147)
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| 81 | 1909 - Canadian Passenger Lists 1865 - 1935 - Port of Departure Glasgow, Scotland, Port of Arrival Quebec, Date of Arrival September 6, 1909, Ship Pretorian 5289, Mabee, Elliott, Aged 14, Retd. Canadian, Born in Canada, Yes, Yes, Yes, Born Canada, Race Canada, Post Office Arnprior, Ontario 6286, Mabee Geo. E., No Age Given, Retd. Canadian, Born in Canada, Yes, Yes, Yes, Born Canada, Race Canada, Post Office Arnprior, Ontario 6286, Mabee, Mrs. W., No Age Given, Retd. Canadian, Born in Canada, Yes, Yes, Yes, Born Canada, Race Canada, Post Office Arnprior, Ontario 6286, Mabee, Muriel, No Age Given, Retd. Canadian, Born in Canada, Yes, Yes, Yes, Born Canada, Race Canada, Post Office Arnprior, Ontario All passengers on Page 1 Returning to Canada (Transcribed Maber by Ancestry) 1922 - Carlton Marriages, Ottawa - Douglas Gordon Nairn, Aged 29, Resides Portersville, California, USA, Born Croydon, England, Bachelor, Fruit Farmer, Church of England, Father George Newell Nairn, Mother Edith Tolley, Florence Muriel Mabee, Aged 24, Resides Ottawa, Ontario, Born Port Hope, Ontario, Spinster, Church of England, Father George Elliott Mabee, Mother Eula Northrup, Witnesses S. G. McFunall?, Ottawa, Grace L. Parkter, Ottawa, June 10, 1921 (sic) at Ottawa, Solemnized by Arthur H. Whalley, Ottawa, Church of England 1923 - UK Incoming Passenger Lists - Name of Ship Montrose, Port of Arrival Liverpool, Date of Arrival 25 March 1923, Steamship Line Canadian Pacific, Whence Arrived St. John New Brunswick Nairn, Douglas G., Proposed Address in United Kingdom Tircarra, Broughty Ferry, Dundee, Scotland, Nil, Male, Aged 30, Country of Last Permanent Residence Canada, Country of Intended Future Residence England Nairn, Florence M., Proposed Address in United Kingdom Tircarra, Broughty Ferry, Dundee, Scotland, Nil, Female, Aged 24, Country of Last Permanent Residence Canada, Country of Intended Future Residence England 1927 - UK Incoming Passenger Lists - Name of Ship Asturias, Port of Arrival Southampton, Date of Arrival 28th October 1927, Steamship Line The Royal Mail Steam and Packet Company, Whence Arrived Buenos Aires Port of Embarkation Lisbon, Port at which Passengers have been Landed Southampton, Nairn, Douglas Gordon, RT. The Chilterns, Weybridge, 1st Class, Stockbroker, Male, Aged 34, Country of Last Permanent Residence England Port of Embarkation Lisbon, Port at which Passengers have been Landed Southampton, Nairn, Muriel, RT. The Chilterns, Weybridge, 1st Class, Female, Aged 29, Country of Last Permanent Residence England 1947 - New York Passenger Lists, Sailing from Southampton, August 9, 1947, S. S. Queen Elizabeth, Arrival August 14, 1947 Nairn Judith E., Aged 20, Female, Single, None, English, Britain, Born England, Weybridge, Resides London Nairn Florence M., Aged 49, Female, Married, Housewife, English, Britain, Born Canada, Port Hope, Resides London Mabee Eula N., Aged 79, Female, Married, Housewife, English, Canada, Born Canada, Wellesley, Resides Ottawa | Mabee, Florence Muriel (I03733)
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| 82 | 1909 - Canadian Passenger Lists 1865 - 1935 - Port of Departure Glasgow, Scotland, Port of Arrival Quebec, Date of Arrival September 6, 1909, Ship Pretorian 5289, Mabee, Elliott, Aged 14, Retd. Canadian, Born in Canada, Yes, Yes, Yes, Born Canada, Race Canada, Post Office Arnprior, Ontario 6286, Mabee Geo. E., No Age Given, Retd. Canadian, Born in Canada, Yes, Yes, Yes, Born Canada, Race Canada, Post Office Arnprior, Ontario 6286, Mabee, Mrs. W., No Age Given, Retd. Canadian, Born in Canada, Yes, Yes, Yes, Born Canada, Race Canada, Post Office Arnprior, Ontario 6286, Mabee, Muriel, No Age Given, Retd. Canadian, Born in Canada, Yes, Yes, Yes, Born Canada, Race Canada, Post Office Arnprior, Ontario All passengers on Page 1 Returning to Canada (Transcribed Maber by Ancestry) From John Cardiff's Nornet Mabee -- Elliott Northrup Mabee, son of George E. and Eula Mabee, 1895-1916 [Hillcrest Cemetery] -- The funeral of Mr. Mabee of California was held at the Baptist Cemetery here, on 1 Oct 1916 [Forestville Personals SR19161012p8] | Mabee, Elliott Northrup (I03732)
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| 83 | 1910 census shows her as divorced, having been married three years | Fitzgerald, Helena Gertrude (I18430)
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| 84 | 1919 Voters List Bruce Payne, Farmer, Clear Creek Oxford Deaths, Tillsonburg, Payne Bruce, Place of Death Soldiers Memorial Hospital, Residence Houghton, Male, English, Single, Date of Birth Not Known, Birthplace Ontario, Aged 52 Years, Farmer, At Place of Death 2 Days, In Province Life, Father Ephraim Payne, Born Ontario, Mother Euphemia Galloway, Born Scotland, Informant Roy Payne, Cultus, Nephew, Place of Burial Cultus, Date of Burial February 27th 1930, Undertaker H. A. Ostrander, Tillsonburg, Date of Death February 25th 1930, Cause of Death Cardiac Dropsy, Physician W. J. Nicolson, Langton, Burial Permit Issued by A. E. Raynes, Tillsonburg, February 25th | Payne, Bruce (I09744)
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| 85 | 1919 Voters List David Payne, Farmer, Clear Creek | Payne, David (I09743)
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| 86 | 1919 Voters' List - James Vokes, fishery inspector, First Ave., Port Dover Mrs. M. Vokes, First Ave., Port Dover Norfolk Deaths, Woodhouse - Port Dover, Vokes Elizabeth, Female, English, Married, Born Streetsville, Ontario, March 2nd 1859, Aged 71 Years 2 Months 21 Days, Housewife, At Place of Death 12 Years, In Province Lifetime, Father Asa Kindree, Born Holland, Mother Margaret Forbes, Born Ontario, Informant W. E. Wicker, Port Dover, Son in Law, Date of Death May 23, 1930, Cause of Death Myocarditis, Duration 3 Months, Contributory Cause of Death ? of Kidney, Duration Indefinite, Signed A. W. Cook M. D., Port Dover, Place of Burial Port Dover Cemetery, Date of Burial May 25th 1930, Undertaker Geo. Thompson & Son, Port Dover, Burial Permit Issued by Jas. Sloan, Port Dove, May 24th 1930 Wentworth Deaths, Hamilton - St. Joseph's Hospital, Vokes James, Residence First Avenue, Port Dover, Ontario, Male, Angle Saxon, Widowed, Born Township of Walpole, Ontario, January 24th, Aged 75 Years 6 Months 6 Days, Gentleman, Farmer, At Place of Death 17 Years, In Province Lifetime, Father David Vokes, Born Yorkshire, England, Mother Mary Hodgson, Born Ontario, Informant Wm. E. Wicker, Port Dover, Son in Law, Date of Death July 30th 1924, Cause of Death Papilonis of Bladder, Contributory Cause of Death Cancerous, Place of Burial Port Dover Cemetery, Date of Burial Wednesday, August 1st, 1934, Undertaker W. B. Thompson, Port Dover, Ontario, Physician O. J. Newell, 323 Wentworth Street, Burial Permit Issued by Jas. Sloan, Port Dover, July 31, 1934 | Vokes, James (I09090)
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| 87 | 1920 Census Jackson, Iowa, Charles A. Cliff, Born 1849 Canada, Wife Bertha | Cliff, Charles (I11089)
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| 88 | 1921 Census of Woodhouse, Norfolk, Ontario on Lot 5, Concession 3 | Smythe, Joseph Frederick (I22029)
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| 89 | 1945 - The Bride is Impressed With Many Things A London girl whose home was so badly damaged in a German bombing raid that the family was forced to vacate, Mrs. Earl Stamp, a British war bride, has arrived at the home of her husband’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bridge, R. R. 7, Simcoe. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Porter of London, Mrs. Stamp was formerly Violet Porter, and she was married to Sgt. Earl Stamp on March 21, 1943. Making the long trip here with his mother was their baby son, Roy, who was just a year old on Friday. Mrs. Stamp and the baby had a good trip over and did not experience any sickness enroute. "The Red Cross was just wonderful," declared Mrs. Stamp in paying tribute to the work done by representatives of that organization in providing comforts for these girls who have left the only homes they have ever known to take up residence in the country of their husbands. "The food here reminds me of pre-war days in England," she said. "Over there we got enough to live on, but that was about all." Mrs. Stamp is much impressed with the great variety of food to be had here, but she told The Reformer that she was eagerly looking forward to sampling that delicacy, corn on the cob. She has heard so much about it that she can hardly wait to try it. She has had a great time shopping in the stores here and can hardly believe that she can purchase almost anything without having to tender coupons for it as was the case in England where practically everything has been rationed. She was amazed in the manner in which clerks in stores here go to the trouble of wrapping up every purchase. In England, she said, you walked into a store and left with your purchase without any kind of a wrapper. The paper shortage accounted for that. While on the subject of paper, Mrs. Stamp expressed amazement at the size of Canadian newspapers. "Pages and pages" was the way she described them, and then proceeded to outline with her hands the size of wartime British papers, about as large as our tabloids, with only a few pages at that. "It seems so airy over here," Mrs. Stamp stated when asked what impressed her most about this country. She said that she was simply amazed at the vast spaces of open land to be seen. Preference for Canadian cigarettes to English smokes. Mentioning the fact that England had experienced a "heavy" snowfall last winter, Mrs. Stamp declared that she was looking forward to seeing an honest-to-goodness Canadian sample of the "beautiful" next winter. She was informed of the overabundant falls of last winter. Mrs. Stamp did not say too much about the German blitzes, which her family experienced in 1939 and 1940. They spent every night in the shelter from six o’clock in the evening until six the next morning. She described the buzz-bombs as the most terrifying, particularly when the motor could be heard to stop, when it was known that they would land in the vicinity. The rocket bombs were not bad, she said, as their presence was not known until they had exploded. Her husband enlisted on September 3, 1939, and after training at Petawawa, went overseas the next year. He went to France on D-Day and has since served in Belgium, Holland and Germany, being in the latter country at present. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stamp. Mrs. Stamp’s father served as C. P. O. with the Royal Navy in the First Great War aboard the battleship, "Royal Oak," and saw action in the Battle of Jutland. Her sister, Leading Wren Frances Porter, is a member of the Women’s Royal Naval Service | Porter, Violet (I22756)
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| 90 | 2006-08-23 - Allan James (Tyke) Cope of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island - COPE - Allan James Cope (Tyke) formerly from Simcoe. Suddenly at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Charlottetown Prince Edward Island after a long illness. James passed away at the age of 74 years. Jim is survived by his children all of the east coast. Beloved companion of Jennifer Girard. Best friends Annette and Melvin Jackman of Prince Edward Island. Loving sisters from Ontario, Marian Ryan, Simcoe, Patricia Smith, Vittoria, and Margaret Dennis, Brantford. Jim was buried on Saturday, August 26, 2006, in Prince Edward Island. SMITH Patricia Pearl: Passed away at the Norfolk General Hospital, surrounded by her family on Sunday, December 6, 2009 in her 76th year. Daughter of the late James and Ruby Cope and much beloved wife of the late Harry Smith Jr. (October 29, 2009. Loving mother of Patty Wybyran (Rudy), Betty Stewart (Wayne) all of Simcoe and Randy Parrish of Vittoria. Pat will also be sadly missed by her 6 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Pat was a sister to 4 brothers and 5 sisters and will be missed by her dear friends: Joe and Georgina and her extended family. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, December 9, 2009 at 2 p.m. at THE BALDOCK FUNERAL HOME, 96 Norfolk St. N., Simcoe. Followed by interment at Oakwood Cemetery. Those wishing to make a donation in Pat’s memory are asked to consider the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Online condolences at www.baldockfuneralhome.com | Cope, James (I10327)
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| 91 | 2048-79 William A. SMITH, 28, farmer, Malahide, Springfield, s/o Enoch & Abigail, married Emma GROW, 18, Springfield, same, d/o Joseph & Mary, witn: William J. LINDSAY of Malahide & Ella GROW of Springfield, 1 Jan 1879 at St. Thomas | Smith, William A. (I02014)
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| 92 | 2048-79 William A. SMITH, 28, farmer, Malahide, Springfield, s/o Enoch & Abigail, married Emma GROW, 18, Springfield, same, d/o Joseph & Mary, witn: William J. LINDSAY of Malahide & Ella GROW of Springfield, 1 Jan 1879 at St. Thomas | Groh, Emma (I02013)
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| 93 | 7069-77 (Norfolk Co) Thomas Dunning, Aged 22, Farmer, Bayham, Charlotteville, Son of Alexander and Sarah Ann Dunning, Married Malissa Jane Gee, Aged 18, Wainfleet, Walsingham, Daughter of Peter and Abigail Gee, Witnesses James and Emily Auscomb of Walsingham, 8 Feb 1877, Walsingham | Dunning, Thomas Abijah (I16478)
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| 94 | 7200-78 Peter W. Gee, Aged 23, Farmer, Charlotteville, Walsingham, Son of Peter and Abigail, Married Esther Anderson, Aged 21, Woodhouse, Charlotteville, Daughter of John B. and Mary Ann, Witnesses L. H. Ecker of Thedford and A. Y. Page of Windham, 6 Oct 1878 at Windham 7755-85 (Norfolk Co): Peter W. Gee, Aged 29, Farmer, Widower, Charlotteville, Walsingham, Son of Peter Gee and Abigail Piper, Married Christena Strone, Aged 20 Germany, Walsingham, Daughter of Jacob Strone and Anna Bilger, Witnesses L. A. and D. A. Williams of Windham, 8 Dec 1885 at Windham On the 1891 Census of Walsingham, Norfolk South, Ontario are: Gee Peter W., Male, Aged 36, Married, Head, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist, Farmer Gee Christine, Female, Aged 25, Married, Wife, Born Ontario, Father Born Germany, Mother Born Germany, Lutheran Gee Frederick, Male, Aged 10, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist Gee Clara, Female, Aged 4, Single, Daughter, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist Gee Henry, Male, Aged 1, Single, Son, Born Ontario, Father Born Ontario, Mother Born Ontario, Methodist On the 1901 Census of Walsingham North, Norfolk South, Ontario are: Gee Peter W., Male, Head, Married, Born July 23, 1856, Aged 44, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist, Farmer Gee Christine, Female, Wife, Married, Born February 11, 1866, Aged 35, Born Germany, German, Canadian, Lutheran Gee Henry E., Male, Son, Single, Born December 15, 1889, Aged 11, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist Gee Bessie A., Daughter, Single, Born January 21, 1892, Aged 9, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist Gee Arthur W., Son, Single, Born August 1, 1894, Aged 6, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist Gee Clarence W., Son, Single, Born May 23, 1897, Aged 3, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist Gee George M., Son, Single, Born April 10, 1900, Aged 11/12, Born Ontario, English, Canadian, Methodist | Gee, Peter W. (I16440)
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| 95 | 7413-74 David S. North, Aged 24, Carpenter, Gainsborough, Walsingham, Son of Robert North and Mary Ann Flewellen, Married Susanna Gee, Aged 21, Gainsborough, Wellington, Daughter of Peter Gee and Abigail Piper, Witnesses Mumford Hopkins and Eliza Curtis Both of Walsingham, 23 May 1874 at Delhi | North, David S. (I16474)
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| 96 | A Certified Return of all Marriages performed by me William McDermand, Minister of the Baptist Church, between the first day of April 1842 and the 23rd of April 1843 inclusive - Francis Welch, Charlotteville, Mary Glover, Bayham, March 29th 1843, Witnesses Titus Finch, Charles Glover, by License - Certified by William McDermand, Minister of the regualar Baptist Church in Christ in Houghton On the 1852 Census of Windham, Norfolk, Canada West are: Francis Walsh, Farmer, Born Upper Canada, Wesleyan, Married, Aged 36, Male Mary A. Walsh, Born Upper Canada, Wesleyan, Married, Aged 32, Female Margaret A. Walsh, Born Upper Canada, Wesleyan, Single, Aged 8, Female Allen H. Walsh, Born Upper Canada, Wesleyan, Single, Aged 7, Male Amarilla Walsh, Born Upper Canada, Wesleyan, Single, Aged 2, Female Catherine Horning, Servant, Born Upper Canada, Single, Aged 17, Female On the 1852 Census of Charlotteville, Norfolk, Canada West are: Charles Glover, Farmer, Born Canada, W. Methodist, Married, Aged 58, Male Charlotte Glover, Born United States, W. Methodist, Married, Aged 53, Female James Glover, Born Canada, W. Methodist, Single, Aged 19, Male On the 1861 Census of Winham, Norfolk, Ontario are: Francis Walsh, Farmer, Born Canada West, No Religion Given, Afged 45, Married, Male Maryann Walsh, Born Canada West, No Religion Given, Aged 41, Married, Female Allan Walsh, Born Canada West, No Religion Given, Aged 16, Single, Male Sharlott A. Walsh, Born Canada West, No Religion Given, Aged 11, Single, Female On the 1871 Census of Town of Simcoe, Norfolk North, Ontario are: Walsh Francis, Male, Aged 54, Born Ontario, Methodist, N. C., Irish, Gentleman, Married Walsh Mary A., Female, Aged 49, Born Ontario, Methodist, N. C., English, Married Walsh Allan H., Male, Aged 25, Born Ontario, Church of England, Irish, Merchant, Married in September Walsh Ida M., Female, Aged 5, Born Ontario, Methodist, N. C., Irish, Single Alford Robert, Male, Aged 20, Born Ontario, Methodist, N. C., German, Clerk, Single Backhouse Albert, Male, Aged 20, Born Ontario, Church of England, German, Law Student, Single On the 1881 Census of Village of Cayuga, Haldimand, Ontario are: Walsh Francis, Male, Aged 64, Born Ontario, C. Meth., Irish, Hotel Keeper, Married Walsh Mary A., Female, Aged 59, Born Ontario, C. Meth., English, Married Walsh Ida, Female, Aged 15, Born Ontario, C. Meth., Irish, Single Shine Eliza, Female, Aged 17, Born England, Church of England, English, Servant, Single Scarlet William, Male, Aged 26, Born Ontario, Church of England, English, Carpenter McFadden William, Male, Aged 24, Born Ontario, Church of England, Ireland, Switchman Robertson James, Male, Aged 19, Born Ontario, Presbyterian, Scotch, Tel Operator Norfolk Deaths, Simcoe - Francis Walsh, December 4th 1896, Male, Aged 77 Years, Farmer, Born Charlottenette, Cause of Death Progressive Paralysis, Duration Many Weeks, Physician Dr. Stanton, Simcoe, Registered December 31st 1894, Methodist, N. C. Ford Division Registrar of Simcoe Norfolk Deaths, Port Dover - Walsh Mary, Female, February 24, 1900, Aged 79 Years, Place of Death Port Dover, Married, born Canada, Cause of Death Illegible, Physician N. W. McInnes, Methodist, Informatn Dr. McInnes, Registered Februay 24, 1900 From John Cardiff's Nornet: Walsh -- Francis Walsh, 77, died 4 Dec 1894 in Simcoe. Funeral from his home at corner of Sydenham and Culver streets to Oakwood Cemetery [NR18941206] -- Francis Walsh 1817-1894 [Oakwood stone] Walsh -- Mary, 79, widow of Francis Walsh, died 24 Feb 1900 in Port Dover [SR19000301] -- Mary A. Glover, wife of Francis Walsh, 1822-1900 [Oakwood Cemetery stone] | Walsh, Francis (I13125)
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| 97 | A REVERED LADY (Simcoe Reformer) Sarah Araminta, wife of the late Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. David Tisdale, P.C. K.C., passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. G. Boultbee, Wednesday afternoon, in her 88th year. Mrs. Tisdale's original home was in the Township of Woodhouse, she being a daughter of the late James Walker, described in Owen's Pioneer Sketches as the first white child to be born in Norfolk County, and a granddaughter of Henry Walker, one of the very first pioneers to settle in Norfolk. She married Hon. David Tisdale in the year 1853, and throughout his distinguished political and military career was his happy and honoured helpmate. An accomplished lady, her quiet and unassuming manner, combined with a rare sweetness of disposition and tact, established a wide circle of warm friends and admiring acquaintances, by all of whom her death will be genuinely mourned. For nearly 70 years she had been a highly respected citizen of the town of Simcoe. Until the death of her husband in April, 1911, the happy couple lived at "Gore Lawn," the present home of H. P. Innes, K.C.,, which residence Lieut.-Colonel Tisdale built many years ago. To them were born four children: Mrs. M. G. Boultbee of Simcoe, Mrs. A. A. Canfield of New York City, D. Robb Tisdale of Simcoe, and the late W. E. Tisdale, K.C. The funeral service will be held at the residence tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock, with interment at Oakwood Cemetery. The bearers will be: Messrs. H. S. Falls, Frank Reid, W. P. Price, R. G. Bowlby, A. W. Donly and Sheriff Tisdale. | Walker, Sarah Araminta (I22045)
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| 98 | About 1801 Daniel McQueen built a dam and a mill near a ford across the River Lynn, and the site became known as Dover Mills or Dover, after the English port of Dover. Around 1808, Robert Nichol (1774-1824) moved to Port Dover from the Niagara area and bought a mill originally built about 1801 by Daniel McQueen. Within a short time, he had a sawmill, distillery, large barn, residence for workmen, coopery and storage building for flour, a huge stable and a large house. By 1812 he was probably the wealthiest man in Norfolk County. That spring he was elected MLA for the county. But 1812 was no ordinary year. The U.S. and Britain were at war and Upper Canada was in danger of invasion. At the personal request of Major-General Isaac Brock, Robert Nichol became Quartermaster-General of Militia. On May 14, 1814 the Americans burned Dover Mills, including the mill, brewery, distillery and buildings of Robert Nichol. Nichol suffered £6700 worth of damages in the process, which represented an enormous loss at the time and from which he never recovered. On the night of May 3, 1824, while returning to his home from Niagara he died during a late season snowstorm when his horse and wagon fell over a precipice in the village of Queenston. Daniel McQueen b 1764 m Phoebe Peer, Alexander McQueen b 1802 m Sarah Millard, Edward McQueen b 1831 m Catharine Carter, Hugh McQueen b 1863 m Lydia Porritt, Lydney McQueen b 1899 m Wilma Brazier, Phobe Peer McQueen, and 4th Great Grandmother, I think. | McQueen, Daniel (I15674)
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| 99 | Abraham Hoover, born December 15, 1771 and died August 31, 1831, was the fourth son and the ninth child, of Jacob and Barbara Hoover. He was likely born in Strasburg Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, before his parents moved to Manchester Township, York County. We believe he came to Rainham Townhip early but for some reason went back to Pennsylvania about 1800. By 1800 Abraham had purchased 500 acres of land in Lot 1, Concessions 1, 2 and 3, Rainham, and 600 acres of land more or less in Lots 7, 8 and 10, Concession 1, Rainham. Abraham's father in law Christian Keller obtained Lot 24, Concession 3, Walpole at the same time Abraham Hoover acquired his land. This lot was sold in 1835 by Christian Keller's son John who had moved to Waterloo County in 1826. Abraham Hoover gives Power of Attorney to his brother Daniel Hoover in 1802 and in 1804 Daniel sells Lots 7, 8 & 10 in Concession 1, Rainham to their brother Christian Hoover. Part of the north half of Lot 1, Concession 1, Rainham is left by Will by Christian Hoover to his son Jose in 1811, though by the abstracts this land still appears to be in Abraham's name. Jacob Hoover purchased the north half of Lot 1, Concession 3, Rainham in 1800 and in 1801 Jacob sells this to his son Abraham Hoover, thus giving Abraham all of Lot 1 in Concessions 2 & 3, Rainham. In 1817 Abraham sold 50 acres in the South part of Lot 1, Concession 2, this land containing a mill seat, to Veronica Vinecke and Veronica Miller, and the balance of the land in these two lots is left by will to his daughters Mary, Magdalene and Susannah who receive 120 acres, 120 acres and 90 acres respectively. Abraham eventually buys back Lot 8, Concession 1, Rainham which has been left by Christian's will to his son John. John moved to Markham and sold this lot to his father in law Jonas Byer in 1817. In 1818 Jonas Byer sells this lot back to Abraham Hoover. This lot would be where Abraham made his home, leaving the south part containing the residence and buildings to his son Abraham, and the north part to his son Jonas. In 1809 David Hoover purchased 40 acres in the North West Corner of Lot 5, Concession 1, Walpole, part of present day Nanticoke, this land also containing a mill seat. In 1812 David sells this land to his brother Abraham. In Abraham's will he instructs his Executors to sell this land at such time as they think best. On September 1st, 1839, Daniel Hoover and Henry Miller, Executors for Abraham Hoover sell 39 acres of the Nanticoke land to Graeme Mercer for £1000. The remaining 1 acre is sold to John Hall for £125, March 25, 1856 by Daniel Hoover and Henry Miller, acting Executors for Abraham Hoover. Abraham Hoover's Will: A Memorial to be registered pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided of the last will and testament of Abraham Hoover of the Township of Rainham in the County of Haldimand District of Niagara & province of Upper Canada Yeoman bearing Date the twelfth day of May A. D. 1831 whereby he gave and bequeathed to his dear beloved wife Barbara Hoover for her maintenance during her natural life the one third part of the produce of his homestead or farm whereon they then resided together with and undisturbed use of the house so long as she remained his widow or until his Son Abraham arrived at the age of twenty one Years and after that that she should have during her natural life or widowhood the use of this one half of said house wherein they then resided or a house built for her in lieu thereof together with the one third part of the increase of & stock over and above keeping the stock that might be on the premises at his decease until his son Abraham arrived at the age of twenty one years the stock to be kept together in the farm and the children yet at home to be educated and maintained out of the products of the farm and stock ~ He gave and bequeathed to his two sons Abraham and Jonas the farm whereon they then resided to them and their heirs and assigns forever to be divided as follows viz the South or front half together with the buildings to Abraham under the reserve therein before made and the back or north part to Jonas ~ the same Lot of land being No. 8 in the first concession of Rainham and all the personal property belonging to his Estate at such time as his Son Abraham should have arrived at the age of twenty one years after taking therefrom for his beloved wife to be chosen by herself one horse and two cows which was to be kept by Abraham in good condition for his mother, and personal property to be equally divided and the one half given to Abraham and the other half sold by his Executors and applied to the improvement of Jonas' part of the farm together with whatever of the proceeds of the farm might remain over and above Defraying the necessary expenses of finishing the house and carrying on the farm for and during the Minority of his son Abraham under the direction of & by and with the consent of his Executors. He gave and bequeathed to his daughter Mary one hundred and twenty acres of land as described in bond given for title dated April 9th, 1831 he gave and bequeathed to his daughter Magdalene one hundred and twenty acres of land as described in bond for deed or title dated April 9th, 1831. He gave and bequeathed to his daughter Lydia one hundred acres of land being South part of lot No. 14 in the 3rd Concession according to bond given for title dated April 9th , 1831. He gave and bequeathed to his daughter Elizabeth Thomas the north half of lot No. 15 in the 3rd Concession of Rainham containing one hundred acres more or less During her natural life and at her decease to be sold and the proceeds to be divided equally amongst her children. He gave and bequeathed to his daughter Christena, and to her heirs and assigns forever the South half of lot No. 15 in the 3rd Concession in Rainham containing one hundred acres of land more or less. He gave and bequeathed to his daughter Susannah and to her heirs and assigns forever one hundred and ten acres of land off of the north end of lot No. 1 in the third concession of Rainham. Lastly he then nominated, constituted and appointed Daniel Hoover, Jacob Wolf and Henry Miller as executors of that his last will and testament and did authorize and direct his said Executors that they should and might and they are thereby required to make sale at such time as they might think best of the forty acres of land that he owned in Nanticoke being part of Lot No. 5 in the first concession in such manner as they might think best or most for the advantage of his heirs and further they should collect in his name all debts and dues to him of what name or nature soever, and further that they would release to George Wolfe the article he held for his land on his payment of the amount paid on the fine by him, together with Interest for the same since paid by him which amount is two hundred and thirty five dollars and reasonable charges & expenses. And that they would out of the aforesaid sale and debts after made and collected pay all his honest debts and all necessary expenses that might accrue in settling his Estate and he did thereby authorize and empower his said Executors for and in his name to sell and convey his property foresaid and to make and execute good and sufficient title or titles to give releases and acquittals, and to do every act for Ever the same as he himself might, could, would or should Do, and further that after all his debts were paid out of the aforesaid monies the balance of any there be should be divided equally among all his children giving to each an equal share except that part which fall to Elizabeth Thomas should be divided amongst the children of the said Elizabeth equally with what interest might accrue thereon during their minority which said will is witnessed by Benjamin Hoover of the Township of Rainham in the County of Haldimand, District of Niagara & Province of Upper Canada, Gunsmith, Jacob Hoover of the same place, Yeoman and Jonas Overholt of the same place, Yeoman and this Memorial thereof is hereby required to be registered by me Magdalene Wolfe, Christena Hoover one of the Divisees therein named. her Christena x Hoover mark Signed and Sealed In the presence of The words Magdalene Wolfe written upon blot before executing Chas B Secord J Secord Senr Upper Canada Niagara District Niagara to wit Charles B Secord of the Village of Queenston in said District Esquire makes oath and saith that he saw Christena Hoover one of the Divisees in the foregoing Memorial named sign by making her mark and Seal the foregoing Memorial for the registry thereof and that he this Deponent & James Secord Senior of Queenston aforesaid Esquire, are subscribing witnesses to the said Memorial. Chas B Secord | Hoover, Abraham (I00018)
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| 100 | According to Borneman family records published by J. H. Borneman of Boyertown, Pennsylvania in 1881 and written in 1878, Hermannus (Harmonious) left his family and went to work as a blacksmith with his brother Henry in Huntington County, Pennsylvania, then left for Canada, British America, and "at that time his history ceases." In 1796 Hermannus sold the farm in Rockland Township to his brother in law Adam Ruppert, giving a life tenancy to his father Hermannus Sr. In 1797 Hermannus Zimmerman came from Western Pennsylvania and originally made the deal with Moses Nevill to purchase 200 acres of land, Lot 23, Concession II, in the Township of Humberstone, County of Welland, Ontario, Canada. The original deed lists purchaser as Harmonious Zimmerman, Blacksmith. He went back to Pennsylvania and came back to stay in 1798. Next record of Hermannus Zimmerman is in 1808 when he sold Lot 15, Con 2, Humberstone Twp. to ? Augustine of Ridge Road. Now a stone quarry. Tradition tells us Hermannus Zimmerman left a living wife and four children in Pennsylvania when he came to Upper Canada. He had six more children here from a second relationship. Every year at Christmas time he would send money to the States. From Robert Zimmerman, November 30, 2003, Message on Rootsweb: If we are talking about the same person, Harmonius Zimmerman was born in Rockland twp. Berks County, Penna. His parents were Hermannus and Susanna (Borneman) Zimmerman. Harmonius left for Canada some time after 1797. His father landed at Philadelphia in 1753 aboard the ship Rowand and appears in the tax records for Berks County from the 1770s until 1797 when the property was sold by Harmonius to Adam Ruppert and his wife who was a sister to Harmonius. At the time that Herman Sr. arrived in Philadelphia he was accompanied by a Mathias Zimmerman who was from Bolsberg, Germany; there is a possibility that they may have been brothers. | Zimmerman, Hermannus (I01598)
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