Notes: Singing Our Family Song

Singing Our Family Song

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#	Notes	Linked to
3401	Baptism date as per	HUYSHE, Mary /HUISH (I11841)
3402	Baptism Date from List of Births St Mary's Church, Ardess, Co Fermanagh - http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/churches/ardess-bap-02.htm	LOANE, Elizabeth (I22956)
3403	Baptism date on List of Births in Tubrid Church, Kesh, Co Fermanagh, Ireland - http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/churches/tubrid-births.htm ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Oct 2019 - Last name & her father determined from Ancestry ThruLines & DNA Match Also her marriage to Matthew Brandon is listed on Listing of Marriages in Fermanagh - http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/churches/tubrid-mar.htm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apparently died enroute to Canada c 1840	LOANE, Margaret (I2406)
3404	Baptism Date: RADWELL, MARY-Parish NTB - On list "An Index to Parish Registers of the Newtownbarry (Bunclody) Union" filed under History-Family/Birth, Marriage, Death Lists/Newtownbarry-Index of COI BMDs	ROTHWELL/RATHWELL, Mary (I28712)
3405	Baptism Date: RADWELL, ROBERT-Parish NTB - On list "An Index to Parish Registers of the Newtownbarry (Bunclody) Union" filed under History-Family/Birth, Marriage, Death Lists/Newtownbarry-Index of COI BMDs	ROTHWELL/RATHWELL, Robert (I36752)
3406	Baptism Date: RADWELL, SAMUEL-Parish NTB - On list "An Index to Parish Registers of the Newtownbarry (Bunclody) Union" filed under History-Family/Birth, Marriage, Death Lists/Newtownbarry-Index of COI BMDs	ROTHWELL/RATHWELL, Samuel (I28714)
3407	Baptism Date: RADWELL, WILLIAM - Parish NTB - On list "An Index to Parish Registers of the Newtownbarry (Bunclody) Union" filed under History-Family/Birth, Marriage, Death Lists/Newtownbarry-Index of COI BMDs	ROTHWELL/RATHWELL, William (I28715)
3408	Baptism Date: Under "RADWELL, ALICE-Parish NTB" - On list "An Index to Parish Registers of the Newtownbarry (Bunclody) Union" (filed under History-Family/Birth, Marriage, Death Lists/Newtownbarry-Index of COI BMDs)	ROTHWELL/RATHWELL, Alice (I28713)
3409	Baptism from review of Church of Ireland records in Dublin Oct 2017	MORRISON, James (I12469)
3410	Baptism of Anne from Church of Ireland records in Dublin Oct 2017	MORRISON, Anne (I12466)
3411	Baptism of Maria & Anne from Church of Ireland records in Dublin Oct 2017	SHAW, Jane (I12464)
3412	Baptism of Maria & marriage to Rbt Boyers from Church of Ireland records in Dublin Oct 2017 ------------------------------------------------	MORRISON, Maria (I12465)
3413	Baptism record indicate that John is illegitimate	WRIGGLESWORTH, John Sr. (I5299)
3414	Baptism Record: Birthdate: 20 Mar 1872, Minto; Baptism: 28 Jul 1872: Sponsors: Parents	TURNER, Joseph Chadburn (I9127)
3415	Baptism Record: Sponsors - James Morrison and James & Mary Ann Munns	MORRISON, James Johnson (I956)
3416	Baptism Record: Sponsors - Mother, Wm Allen, Sarah J Morrison	CRAIG, Ellen Jane (I7054)
3417	Baptism Record: Sponsors: Wm Allen, John R Allen, Eliz Morrison.	ALLEN, John Ernest (I1756)
3418	Baptism recorded for St Mary's Church, Ardess http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/church.htm	EVANS, Jane (I14288)
3419	Baptism: 24 May 1872; Sponsors: Parents	ALLEN, Alfred E. (I1757)
3420	Baptismal Info: John R Morrison; Mrs Jas Caldwell [spelling?]; Mrs Wm Reid	MORRISON, Katherine Elizabeth (Katie) (I6006)
3421	Baptismal Sponsors: Alex, George & John Allen	ALLEN, Eliza Jane (I4002)
3422	Baptismal Sponsors: Rebecca Morrison, Mary J Morrison, Ellen Williams	ALLEN, Dr George Powell (I4001)
3423	Barber 1901 Census @ age of 13 he is living with his uncle William & Aunt Electra (Frazer) in Oil Springs, ON 1911 Census living with wife, Margaret, still with aunt & uncle DNA Match-James Robertson	BELL, William Charles (I2878)
3424	Bazel William James Driver Bazel William James Driver, resident of Grande Prairie, Alberta beloved husband of Jean, passed away at the QEII Hospital on Thursday, July 8, 2010 at the age of 83 years. Funeral service will be held at Christ Church Anglican, Monday, July 12, 2010 at 2 p.m.	DRIVER, Basel William James (I28104)
3425	Became guardians to Lancelot Ormsby Weir upon death of his parents sometime before 1854 and participated on his behalf in Weir vs Weir trial 1854-5	WEIR, Eleanor (I25003)
3426	Beekeeper	HUTCHINSON, Alfred Eric (I7232)
3427	Benjamin Rothwell m. Elizabeth Rothwell 1st cousin 19 Aug 1852 Barnahask, Wexford	RATHWELL, Elizabeth /ROTHWELL (I29943)
3428	Benjamin Rothwell m. Elizabeth Rothwell 1st cousin 19 Aug 1852 Barnahask, Wexford	RATHWELL, Benjamin /ROTHWELL (I29942)
3429	Bethiah and John Fisk, "a Seafaring Man," May 27, 1762	FISK, John (I2072)
3430	Between the 4 census his birthdate varies between 1809 and 1820. -------------------------------------------------------	ALLEN, John (Red John) (I7709)
3431	Bill was 7 the winter his father, William caught a cold that became pneumonia. William and Fannie had to go out to help a neighbour on a freezing night. William never fully recovered, eventually becoming bedridden. Three years later, when his father could no longer walk, young Bill was working alongside his brothers to haul ties to the railroad for shipping.	MCCREA, William Thomas (I202)
3432	BIO - A journalist with experience in agriculture, Norman Lambert was appointed General Secretary and Chief Organizer of the newly created National Liberal Federation (NLF) in 1932. From 1936 to 1941, he served as President of the NLF. After that, he was responsible for managing the finances of the Federation, a position that gave him access and influence in the highest levels of the Liberal Party. He became a senator in 1938. Norman Lambert was born in Mount Forest, Ontario, on January 7, 1884. After graduating with a B.A. from the University of Toronto in 1909, he joined the Toronto Globe as a staff writer, where he remained until 1918. He left that year, and moved to Winnipeg to accept the positions of Secretary for the Canadian Council of Agriculture and Associate Editor of the Grain Growers Guide. In 1922, the United Farmers of Manitoba offered him the leadership position in their organization. He turned it down, and also resigned from the Canadian Council of Agriculture. Instead, he accepted the appointment of Western Manager and Acting General Manager of the Manitoba Maple Leaf Milling Company. In 1930, he returned to his journalistic roots, and took on a second job, as a correspondent for the Toronto Globe. He quit both of these jobs in 1932, when approached by the National Liberal Federation (NLF). The NLF was created in 1932 out of the ashes of the Beauharnois Affair. After the death of Senator Andrew Haydon in 1932, the NLF appointed Lambert to the positions of General Secretary and Chief Organizer. He was viewed as a man with a good temperament and much experience. In his work as a journalist and as Secretary of the Canadian Council of Agriculture, he had developed a political and publicity-minded awareness that was needed to bring the many provincial Liberal organizations together. He remained in this position until 1936, when he was appointed President of the NLF, a position he maintained until 1941. King rewarded Lambert for his work by appointing him to the Senate on January 20, 1938. On that day, in his diary, King noted: "During the forenoon, I concluded it would be a wise thing to appoint Lambert to the Senate forthwith, as likely to strengthen his authority as the head of the National Liberal Federation. Also it seemed to me appropriate to make this appointment at the same time as appointing Duncan Marshall. It would be apparent that both appointments related to political services to the party on the part of each over a number of years. Moreover, both have had to do with Agriculture. I felt too that making Lambert's appointment at once would give an effective reply to others in Ottawa who are seeking appointment, and whom it would not be possible to appoint. Lambert's appointment and Marshall's are the only two that I have made in my life, with respect to which I had given some prior undertaking." (Diary, January 20, 1938) Following his tenure as President, Lambert was responsible for managing some of the finances of the Federation, a role that gave him access and influence in the highest levels of the Liberal Party. In addition, he served as Director of the Liberal Realty Company. In the course of the latter two roles, he was instrumental in obtaining a new headquarters building for the Federation. He died in Ottawa on November 4, 1965. Library and Archives Canada holds the records of Norman Lambert (MG32-C85).	LAMBERT, Senator Norman Platt (I5203)
3433	Bio - https://recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/Home/Record?app=fonandcol&IdNumber=141750&ecopy= van Sickle, Vernon, 1910-1960 : Vernon van Sickle was born in Bedford, England, in 1910 to Canadian parents and educated at Uppingham. He went to California as a young man to learn how to make films. Deported from the United States for working without a work permit, he ended up in Canada around 1927. He spent a year at the University of British Columbia and then supported himself doing odd jobs through the Depression, while trying to establish himself as a writer. During this period he was active in the Vancouver West End Community Writers Centre, whose members also included Dorothy Livesay. His interest in literature and film led to a friendship with the author Malcolm Lowrey, and during the late 1930s he began a literary work called "Vaudeville", a satire on the anxieties of Canadian cultural life and mass culture in a modern, technological world. He was active, along with the painter Jack Shadbolt, in the Film Survey Group of Vancouver (later the Vancouver Film Society), functioning as its programmer until 1947. Van Sickle left Vancouver around 1948, after meeting his second wife, Shirley, who had moved to Vancouver from Montreal, where she attended McGill, spending her summers working in Ottawa with John Grierson at the National Film Board. Together they went first to Toronto and then to Ottawa, where they collaborated with Walter Michel, an engineer at the National Research Council, and his wife, Harriet, to form the Ottawa Film Study Group in 1951. He continued to work on "Vaudeville", which he tried unsuccessfully to publish. The van Sickles moved to Toronto in 1953 and Vernon van Sickle died of cancer in 1960.	VAN SICKLE, Vernon (I53561)
3434	Bio in Canadian Parliamentary Companion Pg 83: ALLEN, BENJAMIN.(North Grey). Son of William Allen, a descendant of Richard Allen, an Englishman who settled in Sligo, Ireland in 1670. Born in Sligo 1830, and came to Canada in 1850. Went to Australia in 1852 and returned in 1856. Married in 1857, Mary, eldest daughter of J. Crothers, Esq., of Banbridge, Ireland [Co Down]. Is a merchant. Has been a member of the Owen Sound Town Council several times, and was License Commissioner from 1876 to 1882.	ALLEN, Benjamin (I17607)
3435	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I413)
3436	Biological daughter of Joanna, daughter of Sarah Ann and Charles John Eaket - adopted by Samuel & Margaret & with them in 1921 Census (From Mary Allen info)	EAKET-ROTHWELL, Druscilla Ellen (I582)
3437	Biological father - Russell BILTON b 1887; d 1965 Biological mother - Evelyn BROWN Irene Allen was her mid-wife. When Evelyn's mother died shortly after giving birth, she asked Irene to take the baby.	ALLEN, Evelyn Audrey Gladys (Bilton) (I1000)
3438	Birth & Baptism date per Baptism Register; Sponsor: Parents Cause of death - "sudden heart failure" (from Death Certificate) 1921 Census - living at 363 Bruce St; Occupation: Shipper; Mother & Father's Birthplace: Ireland I found a note (author unknown) that said Fred and Huldah raised Roy Beemer, son of Jack and Sophie. Per Mary (McLean) Allen-Fred and Huldah (Beemer), sister of Benjamin Beemer, and they settled in Patton Township on the farm on the south side of Chublow Lake Road across from the old Dougal McLachan farm. They adopted one daughter, Hilda Catherine Moore who married Bob Grey from Sault Ste Marie.Fred sold the farm to a mining company about 1929 or 1930 and they moved to the Soo (Albert Street). Fred worked at Algoma Steel in the Machine Shop. He died in Sault Ste Marie and Huldah moved to Toronto where she lived until she died. Her daughter, Hilda (Mrs Bob Grey) and her husband had moved to Toronto and had no family.	ALLEN, Frederick William (I446)
3439	Birth & Baptism dates from Rootsireland record	SHAW, Robert (I21156)
3440	Birth & Baptism info from Wesleyan Methodist Baptismal Record - http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~wjmartin/genealogy/wm-index.htm	MCCREA, Hugh (I3306)
3441	Birth & Death dates from Death Record	WRIGHT, Jayne Evans (Jennie) (I2408)
3442	Birth & death info from Family Search records	BARTHOLOMEW, George (I11347)
3443	Birth - Also LDS document #7005018	ALLEN, Mary (I18040)
3444	Birth - Conc 1, Lot 11 - Cartwright Twp	HOOEY, Sarah (I31085)
3445	Birth - Lot 20 Con 12, Kincardine, Huron Twp, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada	FARRELL, Minnie Elizabeth (I22941)
3446	Birth and Baptism dates listed on Templecairn Parish list of Births http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/churches/templecarn-bths.htm	LOVE, Mary Jane (I30743)
3447	Birth and Baptism dates listed on Templecairn Parish list of Births http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/churches/templecarn-bths.htm	LOVE, Elizabeth (I30744)
3448	Birth and death dates are from Nolene Bell's tree - her source is unknown.	ALLEN, William (I21335)
3449	Birth and parents confirmed by Birth Register	KINCH, Herbert Stanley (I4737)
3450	Birth Certificate on Ancestry; in 1910, 1915 & 1920 Census	MORRISON, Anna Louise (I17891)