Singing Our Family Song
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| 3951 | Excerpt from "FROM THEN TILL NOW-A History of Arthur Township 1850-1985"-Churches: Pgs 158-9 - re the building of St John's Anglican Church which had its' first service Oct 23, 1892 and subsequent improvements. In particular a new church bell in 1905 "... The same year a bell was erected costing $40. ... Mrs John Allen Sr was seriously ill at the time and wished to hear the bell so the door was opened so she could hear it. A few days later it tolled for her funeral." | MORRISON, Eleanor (Ellen) (I488)
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| 3952 | Excerpt from "From This Year Hence - A History of the Township of Toronto Gore" - Pg 112 - "In 1827, Mr Robert Shaw and his wife, Alice Lockhart, left Sligo, Ireland, and set out to find a home in the New World. They settled first in New York State, and lived there for three years. While here, in 1828, a son, James, was born. In 1830, the family decided to leave the United States and come to Canada. They arrived in Ontario [Upper Canada] and settled on Lot 14, Concession 8, Toronto Gore Township. Three other children were born in Canada: Samuel, Eliza and Margaret. In 1852, [son] James Shaw married Jane Shaw ... Samuel married Ann Hunter, Eliza became the bride of William Taylor and Margaret married Thomas Beamish [she married James, the son of Thomas]." | SHAW, Robert (I21156)
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| 3953 | Excerpt from her Obituary: Orma Scissons in her 94th year, beloved wife of the late Bob Scissons for 57 years. Loving mother of Elaine Brown (Allan ) of Sault Ste. Marie, Linda Kent (Doug) of Toronto and Ford Scissons (Nancy) of Thessalon. Dear daughter of the late James and Lily Jack. Dear sister of The late Earl (Curly) Jack and sister-in-law of Marie Cyr, Margaret Scissons and the late Anthony and Leonard Scissons; also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Orma will be remembered for her involvement in the United Church and her beloved Rebekah Lodge. She was a long time supporter of the Soo Greyhounds. Spring interment in Maple Ridge Cemetery. | JACK, Orma Lillian (I437)
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| 3954 | Excerpt from letter by George Brett to his brother John 23 Feb 1876 "... Very respectable people at his marrying. I have to let you [k]now that Charles of Achonry's first wife died, leaving two children, boy & a girl. He got married again to John Allen of Rathbarrons youngest daughter & got two hundred pounds with her. They live very stylish. He improved his house & place very much." | BRETT, Charles (I12287)
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| 3955 | Excerpt from Obituary - Ken was a champion bridge player (Diamond Life Master) and a dedicated and innovative vegetable gardener. He edited and published Vegetable Garden Research, and wrote 'Sweet Potatoes' for the Home Garden. He also wrote two bridge mystery novels, Deadly Endplay and Shades of Grey; his advancing illness prevented completion of the planned trilogy. A Queen's graduate in Engineering, and holding a Master's Degree in English from Western, Ken was a true Renaissance man. His creativity and inventiveness were expressed through pottery, stained glass, art and literature. Ken was an independent thinker and the kindest of men, qualities that don't often go together. There will be no service, but a celebration of life will be held at a date to be announced later. In lieu of flowers, donations to Parkinson Canada would be appreciated by the family | ALLAN, Kenneth William (I136)
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| 3956 | Extract from for Richard Wilkin Sr Wellington County Biographical Sketches - 1906: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onwellin/pioneers/wilkin.htm Richard Wilkin, Jr., the youngest son, is one of the leading men in Minto. He owns "Springfield Farm," containing 250 acres of prime land on con. 5. It includes the old homestead. He makes a specialty of fine stock raising, such as Clydesdale horses, Durham cattle, and Oxfordshire sheep. He is up-to-date in all of his appointments, and was the first man in Minto to own and put up a windmill. Mr. Wilkin is a member of the Church of England. He m. Lucinda Erwin. Issue: Richard H., Edna P., Margaret V., and Andrew E. | WILKIN, Richard Jr (I8142)
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| 3957 | Extract of 1851 Census (Ancestry) Names of each family member - Age of each family member Ross | ROSS, Francis (I25829)
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| 3958 | Ezra of Sudbury, Ontario | BRANDON, Ezra Earl (I19)
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| 3959 | FAG Family Members Parents Alexander McKenzie (Galway, Ireland) 1799 | MCKENZIE, Matthew (I25966)
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| 3960 | FAG Mrs. Thomas M. Berkey Mrs. Elizabeth E. Berkey, 50 years old, wife of Thomas M. Berkey, died at her home in Bolivar on March 20. She was a member of the Hammond family. Mrs. Berkey leaves her husband and the following children; Leslie R., of Butler county; Rebecca, Dora M., John S., June E., Olive, Theodore M. and Elizabeth Brett Berkey, at home. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. Charles M. Johnston and two brothers, E. R. Hammond and Hon. James B. Hammond. From: The Indiana County Gazette, Indiana, Pennsylvania on Wednesday March 29, 1905, Page 3, col. 3 Note: Obituary above courtesy of Michael S. Caldwell --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | HAMMOND, Elizabeth Ellen (I25914)
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| 3961 | FAG - THOMAS R. HAMMOND Mr. Thomas R. Hammond, of Bolivar, a member of the firm of Reese-Hammond Fire Brick Company of Bolivar, died at Aiken, S. C , on Saturday, of consumption, aged 49 years. He is survived by his wife, three sons and two daughters. He is also survived by two brothers | HAMMOND, Thomas Robert (I25910)
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| 3962 | FAG - Immigrated from Ireland in 1860. | JOHNSTON, George (I24479)
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| 3963 | FAG - Margaret and Matthew were married Feb 3 1859 in Haldimand. Daughter of James Stewart (1806-1869) and Margaret Livingstone (1810-1871). | STEWART, Margaret (I25967)
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| 3964 | Family history at http://www.bayanne.info/Shetland/getperson.php?personID=I80387&tree=ID1 | FORBES, Andrew (I4843)
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| 3965 | Family history passed down - In the year 1690, James McCrea and 6 sons went from Scotland to Ireland with the army of William the Conqueror to fight in the Battle of the Boyne. According to records, 5 of the sons returned to Scotland. The one who remained in Ireland is our ancestor. A descendant named Charles (perhaps grandson?) was born c1750. He married Peggy Johnston. Their son John was an ordained Presbyterian minister. John married a Welsh girl, Elizabeth Evans and they had 3 children - Matilda, John and Margaret. Their son John and his wife had Charles, John, and others. One of these [I believe to be Thomas]married and had 5 children - Mary, William (1843-1916), Richard, Katherine and Elizabeth. William (1843-1916) - my great grandfather - came to Canada in 1867 | MCCREA, Charles (I36955)
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| 3966 | Family info from http://ellisfamilyhistory.com/familychart.php?personID=I3863&tree=Master-2 | FENNELL, Robert (I31265)
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| 3967 | Family info from http://ellisfamilyhistory.com/getperson.php?personID=I3655&tree=Master-2 -------------------------------------- | FENNELL, Thomas (I31273)
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| 3968 | Family info from http://ellisfamilyhistory.com/getperson.php?personID=I3655&tree=Master-2 ------------------------------------------------- From Find A Grave Mother of Richard Fennell, Elizette Fennell, Ann Fennell, Joseph Fennell 24444376 , Mary Fennell, Rebecca Fennell, Hezekiah Fennell, Jane (Fennell) Hawkins, Thomas Henry Fennell, Sarah Fennell, Susannah Fennell and John Fennell ---------------------------------------------------------- | FENNELL, Mary Ann (I29220)
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| 3969 | Family Info from web page: http://irish-merediths.com/g1/p305.htm#i7620 Never married | MEREDITH, Thomas (I24759)
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| 3970 | Family Info from web page: http://irish-merediths.com/g1/p305.htm#i7620 William MEREDITH M, #7620, b. 1824, d. 1 August 1906 Parents Father: Alexander MEREDITH b. ca. 1811, d. 1 Jun 1839 Mother: Mary ALLEN b. ca. 1789, d. 13 Dec 1869 Biography William MEREDITH was born in 1824 in Tobernaglashy. He and Elizabeth BRIGHT were married on 10 Sep 1888 in Riverstown, Sligo, Ireland. He died on 1 Aug 1906, at age ~82, in Tobernaglashy, Riverstown, Sligo, Ireland. Child with Elizabeth BRIGHT b. 1858 Daughter: Mary Kate MEREDITH b. 11 Apr 1893 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | MEREDITH, William (I24760)
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| 3971 | Family Info from web page: http://irish-merediths.com/g1/p305.htm#i7620 | MEREDITH, Mary (I24761)
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| 3972 | Family Info from web page: http://irish-merediths.com/g1/p305.htm#i7620 | MEREDITH, Kate (I24983)
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| 3973 | Family stories say that he was called Patrick because he was born on St Patrick's Day. Patrick and his wife were that last of the family to immigrate to Canada. | THOMPSON, Patrick John (I4834)
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| 3974 | Family Tree - From Nolene Bell's notes | ALLEN, William (I21335)
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| 3975 | Farmer | EVANS, Francis (I2443)
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| 3976 | Farmer | MORRISON, John R. (I2559)
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| 3977 | Farmer | MORRISON, John (Big Johnnie) (I3180)
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| 3978 | Farmer | HOPPER, Charles (I16196)
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| 3979 | Farmer in Manitoba at time of 1st marriage 2nd Marriage - from Find A Grave - Martha R Creary McElroy Birth | MCELROY, John William (I7531)
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| 3980 | Farmer; | ALLEN, John Forbes (I487)
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| 3981 | Farmer; Bowling alley proprietor | CLARKE, Samuel David (I25601)
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| 3982 | Farmer; Chrch of England | PRESTON, Francis Charles (I1834)
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| 3983 | Farmer; living with parents, Thomas & Delilah, Elizabeth (wife or sister?), Thomas 22, Jane 17, Ruby 14. | ROWLEY, William (I5427)
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| 3984 | Fatality down in the Mines | BRECKENRIDGE, Lelynne Ralph (Lee) (I14892)
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| 3985 | Father & mother's birth place = England according to 1891 Canada census Modeland Name-From http://www.angelfire.com/folk/modeland/id77.htm | MODELAND, Elizabeth (I391)
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| 3986 | Father is George per MR; 1897 Newspaper article filed under her brother John - he mentions his sister, Mrs Williams of Ballisodare 1869 - Marriage info confirmed via onsite visit to COI RCB in Dublin - 2019. Witnesses: Robert Williams & Thomas Allen | ALLEN, Charlotte (I18050)
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| 3987 | Father is John; in 1881 court case (reported in Sligo newspaper) it is stated that Matthew's father died in 1867 | MORRISON, Matthew Berkley (I26056)
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| 3988 | Father's name from Ancestry marriage record | CHERRY, Stephen Moore Esq. (I26371)
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| 3989 | Father's name from George's marriage info to Hannah - . The 1853 civil marriage index found at the LDS website confirms that George's father was John Allen. Death Register lists George as Married; Occ as "Gentleman"; witness to death is William Heron of Doonamurray Burial information from Hannah's Will --------------------- | ALLEN, George (I10809)
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| 3990 | Father's name from marriage record | FLYNN, Catherine (I26280)
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| 3991 | Father's Name on son Robert's baptism record Guessing that this DR is for this John as witness was RL Morrisson who would be his son-in-law Burial info from review of COI records in Dublin 2017 | MORRISON, John (I12301)
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| 3992 | Father, Rbt, not living with them | BELL, Elizabeth (Lizzie) (I1525)
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| 3993 | Father: James Simpson | SIMPSON, James (I12388)
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| 3994 | Federation St | DRIVER, James Alexander (Alex) (I3279)
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| 3995 | Federation St | DRIVER, James Lawrence (I3879)
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| 3996 | Federation St | NELLES, Susannah Meade (I3882)
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| 3997 | Fell down stairs & died of injuries | DRIVER, Margery Marsilla (I3874)
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| 3998 | Fever Hospital, Sligo, Ireland | KERINS, Michael (I31567)
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| 3999 | Final Destination: Los Angeles, CA - with wife and 5 children | GARNETT, Harry Blackstock (I4336)
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| 4000 | First living in Chemainus, then retired to Langford/Colwood | ALLEN, Martin Forbes (I3133)
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