Marian married Albert Allan HUTTON in 1929. Albert was born in 1907; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Malcolm Albert HUTTON was born in 1930; died in Infant.
2. Robert Allan Eugene HUTTON was born in 1937; died in Infant.

Alex married Agnes Bryson MCMARTIN in 1903. Agnes (daughter of Peter D. MCMARTIN and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' BLACK) was born in 1880 in Franklin; died in 1962. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1861 census ross twp with parents Renfrew Mercury Feb 29 1924 Mrs John Taugher received word on Sat of teh death of a cousin, Mr P D McM artin of Franknllin, Manitoba. Mr McMartin whose death occurred in Brand on hospital, was a former resident of Ross Twp and a half brother of Mrs J ohn Rankin, Queen's Line and of Mr Malcolm Morrison of Cobden. His wife a nd a family survive

Peter married Elizabeth 'Lizzie' BLACK on 27 Apr 1877 in Ross Twp., Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. Elizabeth (daughter of James BLACK and Lady Agnes BRYSON) was born in 1852 in Ross Twp., Renfrew, Ontario, Canada; was christened in 1854 in Horton-Mcnab Presbyterian Baptismal & Marriage Registers 1841-1883; died in 1937 in Minnedosa, Manitoba. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

SOURCE CITATION:
Title: Black Family Wall Chart
Author: Dr. A. W. Wood, 30 King Dr. Winnipeg, Manitoba
Publication Information: 1978?
Repository Name: Mr. Lennox McLaughlin
Address: Cobden, Ontario
K0J 1K0

!source: 1. vital stats marriage reg no. 009553
2. 1861 & 1871 census ross twp. with parents
3. Info from Willis Burwell Agnes Bryson's obituary says that Mrs P D McMartin is living in Frankli n, Manitoba in March 1902.(3)

Duncan married Mary BLAIR about 1851. Mary (daughter of Robert BLAIR and Margaret WRATH) was born on 16 Feb 1827 in Coleraine Co., Londonderry, Ireland; died on 2 Jul 1914 in Cobden, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Cobden, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Location: 1842-1844, Nepean, Carleton, Ontario, Canada
• Location: 1844-1849, Fitzroy Harbour, Carleton, Ontario, Canada
• Location: 1855, Ross Twp., Renfrew, Ontario, Canada; Lot 13, Con 9 purchased

Notes:

SOURCE CITATION:
Date: Jun 1997
Title: Black Family Wall Chart
Author: Dr. A. W. Wood, 30 King Dr. Winnipeg, Manitoba
Publication Information: 1978?
Repository Name: Mr. Lennox McLaughlin
Address: Cobden, Ontario
K0J 1K0

!Source: 1. bmd almonte gazette paper mar 6 1885
2. 1871 census ross twp. own family
3. 1851 Census Ross Twp. age abt 1805
4. Info from Willis Burwell James Black married Agnes Bryson in 1827 and they lived in a variety of pl aces around Glascow in Scotland until 1842 when they emigrated to Canad a. They first settled in Nepean, Ontario (near Ottawa). After two yea rs they moved to Fitzroy Harbour where they lived for five years before mo ving to Ross Township where they bought the old Black homestead. Baptis m: November 16, 1806 Burial: Ross Cemetery Emigration Date: 1842 Occupation: Farmer (4)
!died age 77plus, Carr line of Ross, to Canada with Family from Dunbarton, Scotland, in 1843 settled near Carp(1) 1861 CENSUS ROSS TWP BLACK James farmer Scot 1827CS 54M married
John labourer Scot CS 33M
William labourer Scot CS 16M
Janey Can CS 14F
Agnes wife Scot CS 52F married
Mirin Can CS 11F
Elizabeth Can CS 8F
George trader Scot 1851CS 27M married
Ann E wife Scot CS 26F married
James Can CS 4M
John W Can CS 2M CRANS George shoemaker Ire CE 19M Stray BLACK Peter shoemaker Scot CS 21M Stray CONNERS John shoemaker Ire CE 22M Stray BLACK David labourer Scot CS 19M Stray PIORIOR Alfred labourer Que RC 19M Stray GRANT Janey Scot CS 19F Stray 1881 Census Place:Ross, Renfrew North, Ontario, Canada Source:FHL Film 1375870 NAC C-13234 Dist 114 SubDist H Div 2 Pa ge 18 Family 68 SexMarrAgeOriginBirthplace James BLACKMM74ScottishScotland Occ:FarmerReligion:Presbyterian Canada Agnes BLACKFM72ScottishScotland Religion:Presbyterian Canada John BLACKM52ScottishScotland Occ:FarmerReligion:Presbyterian Canada

The Centenial 1895 - 1995 of Trinity United Church Forester's Falls, Ontario
p. 23
In 1827 James Black 1807=1885 and Lady Agnes Bryson of Dumbartonshire, Scotland, were married. Because Lady Agnes married out of royalty to a commoner, their coachman, her parents disowned her. Teir first four children wre born in Scotland or England, before emigrating to Canada in 1842. One of their children died during the voyage to Canada. After spending two years in Nepean and five years in Fitzroyu Harbourl, they came to the Kerr Line in 1849 and settled on a two hundred acre farm, Lot 13, Con 9, Ross Twp, currently owned by Mres Eleanor Black and Keith and Kathy Black.
James and Agnes raised eleven children: James, John, Agnes, George, Mary, Benjamin, David, william, Jane, Marian and Elizabeth

James married Lady Agnes BRYSON on 2 Feb 1827 in Old Kilpatrick, Dunbartonshire, Scotland. Agnes (daughter of James BRYSON and Mary GILFILLAN) was born on 5 Nov 1808 in Old Kilpatrick, Dunbartonshire, Scotland; died on 29 Mar 1902 in Forester's Falls, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Ross Twp., Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1891, Ross Twp., Renfrew, Ontario, Canada

Notes:

!Source: 1. 1851 Census Ross Twp.
2. info from Willis Burwell
!NOTE: A ISABELLA BRYSON, WIFE OF ALEXANDER THOMSON 1801-1872 IS ALSO BURIED IN ROSS CEM., AND WAS A NATIVE OF PAISLEY SCOTLAND In the family information handed down to me Agnes Bryson is said to be La dy Bryson but she fell in love and married the butler, James Black. In my research with the LDS IGI, I have found quite good information on Ag nes Bryson and James Black who were born and raised in the parish of Old K ilpatrick, Scotland (near Glascow). The IGI indicates that Agnes was prob ably the illegitimate daughter of James Bryson. Also the IGI indicates th at Agnes was about 6 months pregnant when she got married to James Blac k. Baptism: November 16, 1808 Burial: Ross Cemetery Emigration Date: 1842 (2) BLACK 1891 census @ca.on.113i2 family 065 @ca.on.renfrew.ross division 2 p15 film t6365 7 BLACK John M 1891-63 married - Scot Scot Scot Presbyterian farmer 8 BLACK ? Agnes F 1891-50 married wife Ont Scot Ire Presbyterian 9 BLACK ? Agnes F 1891-82 widow mother Scot Scot Scot Presbyterian 1861 CENSUS ROSS TWP BLACK James farmer Scot 1827CS 54M married
John labourer Scot CS 33M
William labourer Scot CS 16M
Janey Can CS 14F
Agnes wife Scot CS 52F married
Mirin Can CS 11F
Elizabeth Can CS 8F
George trader Scot 1851CS 27M married
Ann E wife Scot CS 26F married
James Can CS 4M
John W Can CS 2M CRANS George shoemaker Ire CE 19M Stray BLACK Peter shoemaker Scot CS 21M Stray CONNERS John shoemaker Ire CE 22M Stray BLACK David labourer Scot CS 19M Stray PIORIOR Alfred labourer Que RC 19M Stray GRANT Janey Scot CS 19F Stray

1901 census ross twp emigrated 1842; dob nov 4 1808 living with son John


Author: ann Da te: 17 Oct 2002 9:07 PM GMT
Classification: Query
In Reply to: Re: Black, Little, Bulmer, Bryson by: Kelsie Mortens en

Yes definitely the same picture. Did you know that the family castle(Bul mer) in England was
only held until 1537. Then the family picked the wrong side and lost t he castle, lands and their
lives. Sir John was hung and his wife Lady Margaret was burned at the st ake! I quess it pays to
be on the winning side back then for sure. After the loss of lands the B ulmers became farmers
in Yorkshire before coming to Canada. Ed Bulmer 1787-1861 and his wife M argaret Askan
1797-1858 left Thursk in Yorkshire in late 1830's and eventually settl ed in Kerr Line. Margaret
was the first person buried in Ross Presbyterian Cemetery. Their son Edw ard 1831-1910 and
his wife Eliza Jane Elliott 1837-1900 had 7 children one of whom w as my grandfather-Edward
Binns who married Margaret Black. my mother-Vivienne Bulmer-daught er of preceeding
named.
Agnes Bryson said to be a Lady-eloped with James Black-family coachm an or butler(not sure).
They were both born and raised in parish of Old Kipatrick,Scotland. Agn es was probably an
illegimate daughter of James Bryson. She was 6 months pregnant when s he married James
Black.
According to family legend Magaret McKay climbed out a window with a f ew clothes and met
William Black at the bridge and went home with him. Margaret was Cathol ic and Wm was
Protestant! William's mother Agnes wouldn't have anything to do with Mar garet or her children.
Some said that John Wm's brother helped Margaret climb out the window a nd had carried notes
for them.Wm Black who was the son of James Black and Agnes Bryson was t he Great
Grandfather of myself. We do not have the mother of Agnes Bryson just fa thers name. Henry
Black married a Mary McQueen who fathered James Black who fathered Wm Bl ack who
fathered my Grandmother.
It is interesting to see where the names come from.