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| 1 | APPLEBY / OATES / IRETON Connection in Ross Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario John APPLEBY was one of six siblings who emigrated from Coolkenna, Shillelagh, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. There were four sisters who were married in Ireland and emigrated with their husbands and children. The two brothers were younger and were married in Canada. John APPLEBY 1822 - 20SEP1872 married Jane GILES about 1852, and they were enumerated in Ross Twp in 1861. Records indicate some of their children born Drummond Twp, Lanark Co, and one in Carleton Co. Richard OATES was born 4JAN1836 in Coolkenna, Co Wicklow and was baptized 10JAN1836. He came to Canada with his parents John OATES 1806-1884 and Sarah APPLEBY 1807-1852. I am not sure when Richard settled on Queensline, Ross Twp, the earliest census I have found for him was 1881, but the obituary of his son, William John (Jack) indicates that he was born on Queensline in 1870. In any event Richard OATES was at L15 C 7 on the Queensline and his uncle John APPLEBY was at C6 L13 on the Blindline. Richard OATES had five children, but all except William John (Jack) 1870-1936, died one summer from an epidemic of dysentery. William John OATES had seven sons and two daughters, many of whom lived their lives on Queensline. John APPLEBY had six children and some of their descendants are still in the area. Richard OATES sister Ellen OATES 1840-1902 married 12APR1860 Thomas IRETON 1829-1888. They had 10 children. Their 4th child John IRETON also moved to Queensline. He lived on L7 C9 which he first rented, then bought from Mr. FREELAND. John was able to buy this farm with the help of his uncle Richard OATES. John IRETON had six children, with some descendants still in the area. In summary there were, John APPLEBY (1822-1872), and his nephew Richard OATES (1836-1908), and his nephew John IRETON (1867-1948). All three had connections in Lanark Co. David Ireton | APPLEBY, Sarah (I54877104)
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| 2 | APPLEBY / OATES / IRETON Connection in Ross Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario John APPLEBY was one of six siblings who emigrated from Coolkenna, Shillelagh, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. There were four sisters who were married in Ireland and emigrated with their husbands and children. The two brothers were younger and were married in Canada. John APPLEBY 1822 - 20SEP1872 married Jane GILES about 1852, and they were enumerated in Ross Twp in 1861. Records indicate some of their children born Drummond Twp, Lanark Co, and one in Carleton Co. Richard OATES was born 4JAN1836 in Coolkenna, Co Wicklow and was baptized 10JAN1836. He came to Canada with his parents John OATES 1806-1884 and Sarah APPLEBY 1807-1852. I am not sure when Richard settled on Queensline, Ross Twp, the earliest census I have found for him was 1881, but the obituary of his son, William John (Jack) indicates that he was born on Queensline in 1870. In any event Richard OATES was at L15 C 7 on the Queensline and his uncle John APPLEBY was at C6 L13 on the Blindline. Richard OATES had five children, but all except William John (Jack) 1870-1936, died one summer from an epidemic of dysentery. William John OATES had seven sons and two daughters, many of whom lived their lives on Queensline. John APPLEBY had six children and some of their descendants are still in the area. Richard OATES sister Ellen OATES 1840-1902 married 12APR1860 Thomas IRETON 1829-1888. They had 10 children. Their 4th child John IRETON also moved to Queensline. He lived on L7 C9 which he first rented, then bought from Mr. FREELAND. John was able to buy this farm with the help of his uncle Richard OATES. John IRETON had six children, with some descendants still in the area. In summary there were, John APPLEBY (1822-1872), and his nephew Richard OATES (1836-1908), and his nephew John IRETON (1867-1948). All three had connections in Lanark Co. David Ireton | IRETON, John (I54908512)
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| 3 | Pidgeon, John J., age 86, passed away May 28, 2004 in Sun City Center, FL. Born in Brooklyn NY, he graduated West Point Class of 1940 and served in the US Army 30 years before retiring in Monterey. Colonel Pidgeon is survived by his wife Elaine, son John Alexander, daughter Elizabeth Ann, and niece Patricia Connolly. A graveside service with honors will be held at Golden Gate National Cemetery Friday July 30th at 12:30pm; Section CA #1041. In lieu of flowers, send contributions to the Freedom Plaza Scholarship Fund, 1010 American Eagle Blvd, Sun City Center, FL 33573. Published in The Monterey Herald on July 30, 2004 | PIDGEON, Col. John Joseph (I3894179)
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| 4 | Appointed to the Senate by the Rt. Honourable Jean Chr?tien, Senator David Smith represents Ontario, and has served in the Senate since June 25, 2002. He is a member of the following Senate Standing Committees: Rules, Procedures and Rights of Parliament (Chair); Foreign Affairs and International Trade. In addition to being a respected lawyer, David Smith has a distinguished record of public service. Mr. Smith earned a B.A. in Political Science from Carleton University in 1964 and an LL.B from Queen's University in 1970. He was called to the Bar in 1972. During his legal career, Mr. Smith became a leading practitioner of municipal, administrative and regulatory law. At the time of his Senate appointment, Mr. Smith was Chairman and Partner of Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP, one of Canada's oldest and largest law firms, with over 500 lawyers in seven cities. Previously, Mr. Smith was Chairman of Fraser & Beatty. Senator Smith's political activities commenced while an undergraduate and he served as president of the Carleton University Liberal Club, National Youth Director of the Liberal Party (fulltime), and National President of the Young Liberals. Mr. Smith also served as executive assistant to two cabinet ministers, the Hon. Walter Gordon and the Hon. John Turner, during the Pearson years. In 1972, he was elected to Toronto City Council, and he served for three two year terms until 1978. During his last term he also served as President of Toronto City Council and Deputy Mayor of Toronto. From 1980-84, Mr. Smith sat in the House of Commons as Member of Parliament for the riding of Don Valley East and he also served in Prime Minister Trudeau's cabinet as Minister of Small Business and Tourism. Senator Smith's single most satisfying project during his time in Parliament occurred from 1980 to 1982 when he was appointed by Prime Minister Trudeau as Chairman of the House of Commons Special Committee on the Disabled and the Handicapped. This Committee was established to identify key obstacles faced by disabled persons in Canada and its recommendations contained in its report, entitled "Obstacles", formed the basis of Canada's efforts during 1981, which the United Nations declared as "The Year of Disabled Persons". The Committee heard over 600 witnesses in 18 locations throughout Canada. Senator Smith identified 12 Canadians, with various disabilities, used many photographs in the report which illustrated their difficulties, and over 400,000 copies of this report had to be printed. High schools all over Canada requested copies. Mr. Smith has lent his time to numerous voluntary and philanthropic organizations. He has sat on the Board of Governors of Exhibition Place, the Salvation Army, Toronto General Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital, and George Brown College. He also served as Chairman of the Retinitis Pigmentosa Foundation and as Vice Chairman of the O'Keefe Centre for the Performing Arts. He currently sits on the boards of the Corporation for Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall, Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific, Habitat for Humanity, and the Alzheimer's Society of Toronto. Mr. Smith has also served on numerous corporate boards, including two banks. Mr. Smith and his wife Heather, who is Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Ontario, have raised three children: Alexander, Kathleen and Laura. Senator Smith was born on May 16th, 1941. | SMITH, The Honorable David Paul Senator (I79153503)
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| 5 | Renfrew Mercury Mar 19 1880 Hotel - Mr McCoy, the genial and popular proprietor of Dufferin House, left Douglas today, to open Crawford House at Cobden. We congratulate Cobden on its prospect of having one good hotel. Mr McCoy intends to keep the "Dufferin" open for some time. Renfrew Mercury Mar 19 1880 Removal - Mr & Mrs Tierney, the proprietors of Crawford House, left Cobden on Monday to take up a private residence in Pembroke. Mr John McCoy, of Dufferin House, Douglas, has rented the Crawford House and intends to run a first class hotel. Died Cobden, Mar 5 1908, mr. John McCoy, proprietor of the McCoy House, Co bden for 30 years. He contracted a cold, which developed into pheumonia w ith fatal results. Survive by his widow, 2 sons and a dau | MCCOY, John (I60667028)
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| 6 | Deaths Last updated on Tuesday, April 18, 2000 47 ads have been foun Save To Notepad 41 - 47 Deaths (04/17/00) SWENSON, Hilliard Earl (Governor General Foot Gua rd - Retired. Member Royal Canadian Legion Branch #95) P eacefully in hospital in Toronto on Saturday April 15, 2000 in h is 79th year. Hilliard Swenson, beloved husband of the late Pan sy Mae Mantle. Survived by his children Pamela Allard (Guy), Jam es Swenson, Cathy Swenson Bambury (Don), Jayne Robbins, and Wil liam Swenson; grandchildren Christine Allard, Jacqueli ne Allard Kiernan, Katherine Swenson, Jason, Angela, and Ashl ey Robbins; sisters Doreen Sharpe and Mae McTavish; brothers S am and Cecil Swenson. Predeceased by his parents Herbert and Mab el Swenson; granddaughter Laurie Robbins; sister Mari on Hogan, and brothers Harold and William Swenson. Friends may ca ll at the Lannin Funeral Home, Smiths Falls from 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday. The Funeral Service will be held in the Cha pel on Tuesday, April 18th at 1:00 p.m. Interment Hillcre st Cemetery. In memory of Hilliard, donations to the Heart and Stro ke Foundation would be appreciated. Ottawa Citizen, Area Code 613 NEW AD - Deaths (04/18/00) TAYLOR, Reta (nee Robinson) Long time employee - Ho use of Commons Peacefully at the Versa Care Lodge on Sunda y, April 16, 2000 in her 92nd year. Beloved wife of the la te Stewart Taylor. Survived by brother Harold Robinson (Margaret) of C obden, Ontario. Predeceased by her parents Thomas and Ma ry Robinson, 3 sisters and 8 brothers. She will be sadly miss ed by many nieces and nephews. Friends may visit at the Central Chap el of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry, 315 MacLeod Street on Wednesda y, April 19 from 1 p.m. until service time in the chap el at 3 p.m. Reception to follow in the McGarry Family Reception Centr e. In lieu of flowers donations to the Multiple Sclerosis Socie ty of Canada or the Alzheimer Society of Ottawa-Carleton would be a ppreciated by the family. Ottawa Citizen, Area Code 613 NEW AD - Deaths (04/18/00) THOMPSON, Doris Ilene In loving memory of Doris Ile ne Thompson (nee Boone), born June 30, 1917 in Cantle y, Quebec. She will be laid to rest beside her loving husba nd William Henry Thompson, also of Cantley, Quebec. Dear mother of C arson, Barry, Eileen, Brian, Lorraine and Robert. Loving g randmother of Michael, Nathan, Sherri, Aquila, Xavier and Sara h. Beloved sister of May, Pearl and Lois. Doris passed away in her Ot tawa apartment the evening of April 16, 2000. She gave m uch love to everyone she knew. She will be dearly missed by h er family, friends and neighbours. May she rest in God's peace. Arrang ements to be confirmed. For information please call Tubman Funer al Homes, 722-6559. "For everything there is a season, a nd a time for every matter under heaven." Ottawa Citizen, Area Code 613 Deaths (04/17/00) THOMPSON, Ronald Roger Peacefully with his wi fe of 37 years by his side on Saturday, April 15, 2000. Rona ld R. Thompson of Rosetta, age 87 years. Left to mourn his loss are h is beloved wife Claire and his sons Rev. Tony Thompson of Saskato on and Victor (Peggy) Thompson of Orleans. Cherished grandfath er of Stephaan, Christina, Niklaas and Sarah. Friends may call at t he C.R. GAMBLE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL 127 Church Street, Almonte for visiting on Monday from 2 to 5:30 p. m. and where a Private Family Service will be held in the Chap el on Tuesday, Rev. S. Derek Shelly officiating. Interment Rosetta Ceme tery. In lieu of flowers, donation in memory of Ronald may be ma de to the CNIB or the charity of ones choice and would be great ly appreciated by his family. Ottawa Citizen, Area Code 613 NEW AD - Deaths (04/18/00) TURGEON, Bill Saturday, April 15, 2000. William Hen ry Turgeon age 59. Son of the late Margaret Fitzsimmons and Al fred Turgeon. Dear brother of Gladys (Jerry Melvin), Mildred (la te Harold McCorkell), Joe and Jack. Fondly remembered by ma ny nieces and nephews. Predeceased by brothers Edward and Dou glas. Friends may pay respects at the Kelly Funeral Hom e, 585 Somerset Street (centretown) Wednesday fr om 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.; Thursday after 10 a.m. Funeral service T hursday in the Chapel at 1 p.m. Interment Beechwood Cemeter Ottawa Citizen, Area Code 613 NEW AD - Deaths (04/18/00) VAUGHAN, Desmond (Des) Patrick (Councillor, Mississ ippi Mills/Almonte Ward) Unexpectedly in hospital at Ott awa on Monday, April 17, 2000. Des Vaughan of Almonte, a ge 69 years. Dearly loved husband and best friend of Elizabeth M itchell and beloved father of Pat (Susan), Stephen (Angela) a nd Linda (Kurt) Hahn all of Almonte, Veronica (David) Ramsay of Cal gary, Dolores (Stephen) McDonald, Louise (Jim) Henry and Christop her (Marjorie) all of Carleton Place. Loved Grand pa of 12 Grandchildren. Dear brother of Mrs. Frances O'Bri en and Michael (Norah) of Almonte, Leonard of Perth, Gerald of Cor kery, Mrs. Mary Ferguson of Carleton Place and Mrs. Loretta (A llan) Wilson of Kemptville. Predeceased by 4 brothers; Leo, Lorn e, Joseph and Maurice. Friends may call at the C.R. GAMBLE FUNERA L HOME & CHAPEL 127 Church Street, Almonte for visiti ng on Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday fr om 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Thursday to Holy Name of Mary Churc h, Almonte for Celebration of the Eucharist at 11 a.m. Interment G reenwood Cemetery, Middleville. In lieu of flowers donatio ns in memory of Des may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or T he Heart & Stroke Foundation and would be much appreciat ed by his family. CWL will pray the Rosary Wednesday at 1:45 p. Ottawa Citizen, Area Code 613 WILSON, Ira Ferrill In hospital in Renfrew on Mond ay April 17, 2000, Ira Wilson in his 73rd year. Beloved husba nd of Beatrice Rathwell of Renfrew. Dear father of Ron (Louis e) of Burnstown, Brenda of Cobden, Ila Murphy (Pat) of Braeside, Bar ry (Bev) of Arnprior, Nancy Martin (Fern) of Renfrew. Sadly mis sed by grandchildren Terry (Alissa), Christina, Curtis, Su zie (Chris), Ryan, Tara, Stephanie, Melanie, Christie, Tracey and Aman da. Brother to Calvin (Verla) and Donna Faught (Ward) all of Cobde n. Resting at the McPhail & Perkins Funeral Home, 85 Munro Av e. at Lorne, Renfrew, on Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesd ay from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Thursday to Trinity St. And rews United Church, 291 Plaunt St., Renfrew for service at 11 a .m. Interment Cobden Union Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donatio ns to the Renfrew Victoria Hospital Foundation would be grate fully acknowledged. | WILSON, Ira Ferrill (I78056299)
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| 7 | CROZIER, Edna (Bulmer) In Renfrew Victoria Hospit al on Friday, January 21, 2000 in her 95th year. She was predecea sed by her husband Chris Crozier of Cobden in 1962. She is sur vived by two daughters, Leith and her husband Joe Whitty of S t. Catharines and Sheryl and her husband Kent Anderson of Gilmour, gr andchildren, Ken and Janice Whitty, David and Nancy Whitty, Jo hn and Nancy Whitty, Douglas and Karen Whitty, Richard and Jan et Whitty, Patricia and John Gailer, Peter and Susan Anderso n, Ruth and Michael Peters and 20 great-grandchildren. Also sur vived by 1 sister Margaret Burwell, brothers Keith Bulmer a nd his wife Margaret, Stewart Bulmer and his wife Etta, and sis ters-in-law Rene Bulmer, Laura Crozier, Beth Plaunt and Minnet ta Collins. Predeceased by brothers Clarence Bulmer and his wi fe Doris, Bill Bulmer and wife Marion, Harris Bulmer, Milton Burwe ll, Sam Crozier, Allan Plaunt, Alva Collins, Jack Crozier a nd his wife Josephine. Friends may call at the Fraser-Morr is & Heubner Funeral Home, Cobden, Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. Ser vice in Grace United Church, Cobden Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Spr ing interment in Cobden Union Cemetery. As expressio ns of sympathy, donations may be made to the Memorial Fund of Gra ce United Church. 1911 Census Ross Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | BULMER, Edna Mae (I2847)
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| 8 | From: Mrs May Prange To: Fay Bennett If you refer to Timberline of June 1994 you will see an article on the Young family and the two tombstones, where it lists Andrew Young's parents as John Young and Mary Crip(p)s. In the petition from Andrew Young to the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, London, England he writes on behalf of himself and other families, and one of the other families is "Samuel Lowes, wife and eleven in family" PERHAPS he is a brother of Mary, Mrs. Andrew Young. Caroline Heald says on page 103 that "Samuel Lowes' wife is a Comba" also on page 82 that he settled on lot 5 con 7 Pakenham Tp, known as Cedar Hill. Samuel is a brother of Andrew and David. | LOWE, Mary (I215)
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| 9 | 1851 Census Ross Twp. | BROWN, Elizabeth (I49220447)
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| 10 | 1851 Census Ross Twp. with parents | BROWN, William (I1854)
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| 11 | 1851 Census Ross Twp. with parents | BROWN, Jean (I49220444)
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| 12 | 1851 Census Ross Twp. with parents | BROWN, Louisa (I1859)
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| 13 | 1851 Census Ross Twp. with parents BrownAlexander26RossIrelandAlexander Brown Mary BrownMo orEsther33LitchfieldIrelandGeorge Moor C. Moor1 858December 27Westmeath RossEdmund Ross Richard Th omas | BROWN, Alexander (I1861)
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| 14 | @ca.on.renfrew.ross division 2 p26 film t6365 22 GOULD Wm John M 1891-27 married - Ont Ire Ire Methodist farmer 23 GOULD { ? } Catherine J F 1891-24 married wife Ont Ire Ont Methodist note: sex difficult to read due to overwrite on original document !Source: 1. 1871 Census Ross Twp.with parents 1911 Census Ross Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with family | PEEVER, Catherine Jane (I74)
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| 15 | LAUREENA ISABEL4 WRIGHT (ALICE ISABEL3 DOUGHERTY, ALEXANDER JAMES2, JO HN J.1) was born March 06, 1924 in Tisdale Sask. She married (1) JAMES ER NEST LAMB. He was born 1922, and died 1952. She married (2) STANLEY HOWA RD HODGINS 1958 in Saskatoon Sask.. He was born October 16, 1922 in Mortl ach Sask. Children of LAUREENA WRIGHT and STANLEY HODGINS are: 83.i.SARAH ELISABETH5 HODGINS, b. June 04, 1960, Moose Jaw Sask. 84.ii.KEVIN LLOYD WRIGHT HODGINS, b. 1963, Moosejaw Sask.. 85.iii.KATHLEEN ISABEL RUTH HODGINS, b. March 27, 1963, Moosejaw Sask.. iv.DANIEL JAMES HODGINS, b. June 26, 1966. | WRIGHT, Laureena Isabel (I80540207)
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| 16 | !ages: marriage reg: Peter 30; Caroline 30 in 1884 | MCMILLAN, Peter (I3064)
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| 17 | !BIRTH:ADOPTED !HOME: WAWOTA SASK | BEST, Eva (I49220638)
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| 18 | !Born Westmeath twp. and moved to Chapleau, on abt turn of century. His family was raised in Chapleau and some remain there. They moved to Espanola abt 1941 as he was Regimental Sergeant Major of the German Prisoner of War Camp in Espanola. He was at Vimy Ridge and was decorated by the Pres. of France. | BYCE, Henry Charles (I25426163)
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| 19 | !Death jun 28 1868(May Prange) | PLUMMER, Anne Jane (I267)
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| 20 | !HOme: Hastings near Combermere | STUART, John (I1735)
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| 21 | !HOme: of Opining, Dis Nipissing, 1901 of Castleford 1907 | OATTES, George Wright (I3628)
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| 22 | !info from Walter Brown | THRASHER, Ida May (I49219313)
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| 23 | !Marriage: James Comrie age 25 bach/farmer b. Westmeath Twp. residing WEs tmeath Twp., son of Peter & Catherine Cowrie to Ellizabeth Pretty age 22 s ppinster born Westmeath Twp., residing Westmeath dau of John & Maria Prett y. Witnessed by Angus Barr and Catherine Cowrie both of Westmeath Twp., Gr oom Pres; Bride Church of England; married at Westmeath Manse Jan 21 18 76 by Rev. Alexander Campbell by licence. reg no. 009632 Census Place:Westmeath, Renfrew North, Ontario, Canada Source:FHL Film 1375870 NAC C-13234 Dist 114 SubDist K Div 1 Pa ge 39 Family 150+ SexMarrAgeOriginBirthplace James CONERIEMW32ScottishOntario Occ:FarmerReligion:Presbyterian Canada 10062-81 James 33, yeoman, Westmeath, same, s/o Peter & Catherine, married Elizabeth PORTER, 24, Bathurst, Westmeath, d/o William & Janet, witn: R. B. CONDIE of Westmeath & Jennie PORTER of Bathurst, 9 Aug 1881 at Ross twp | COMRIE, James Bennie (I75384433)
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| 24 | !marriage: 1. Reg No. 010653-83 !by Rev.J.B.Robison, by license; witnesses: Donald Dewar of Bromley and Mary Ann Guest of Ross; both presbyterian(1) | DEWAR, William John (I108)
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| 25 | !MARRIED TO F. BLACKWELL-LIKELY FRANK AND SHE IS SARAH | MCMULLEN, Sarah Jane (I66701224)
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| 26 | !MARRIED TO F. BLACKWELL-LIKELY FRANK AND SHE IS SARAH | MCMULLEN, Sarah Jane (I66701224)
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| 27 | !MARRIED TO F. BLACKWELL-LIKELY FRANK AND SHE IS SARAH | MCMULLEN, Sarah Jane (I66701224)
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| 28 | !not in 1871 census | BLACKWELL, Elizabeth (I898)
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| 29 | !Obit: moved to Brampton in 1963 from New Liskeard. Wroked for CPR and d ominion Glass | BENNETT, Charles Harris (I1858299)
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| 30 | !OF BRANDON MAN. | CARR, Earl Thomas (I49219616)
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| 31 | !Soruce: 1. bmd renfrew mercury paper date aug 26 19211 | ELLIOTT, Eva Ellen (I1380)
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| 32 | !Soruce: 1. renfrew co marriage reg 1858-1869 !Home: both of Admaston(1) Wikipedia John Ferguson (April 17, 1840 ? July 7, 1908) was a Scottish-born farmer, lumberman and political figure in Ontario, Canada. He represented Renfrew South in the Canadian House of Commons from 1887 to 1900 as an Independent Conservative member. He was born in Granart, Argyleshire, the son of Archibald Ferguson and Margaret Barr, and came to Canada West with his family in 1847, settling in Admaston. He was married three times: to a Miss Bremner around 1862, to Jessie Mackenzie in 1877 and to Margaret Bedington in 1890[1]. Ferguson was defeated in the 1887 federal election but was elected in a by-election held later that year following the death of Robert Campbell. He was unsuccessful when he ran for reelection to the House of Commons in 1900. Around 1888, Ferguson became an agent for lumber baron J.R. Booth[1]. | FERGUSON, John Buchanan (I61479842)
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| 33 | !Source: 1. 1871 census ross twp with parents nipissing.sudbury p10 film t6355 22 ELLIOT George M 1891-29 married - Ont Ire Ire Meth grocer retail son of ELLIOT Dawson and { ? } Eliza 23 ELLIOT { GIBBONS } Jesse F 1891-26 married wife Ont USA Scot Meth dtr of GIBBONS John and HALLIDAY Jane George and Jesse married 1890 @ca.on.renfrew.horton 24 GIBBONS John B. M 1891-63 widower father-in-law USA Eng Scot CPres contact allan@tyenet.com if you have Eliza's maiden name | | ELLIOTT, George M (I1394)
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| 34 | !SOURCE: 1. BMD INDEX PEMBROKE OBSERVER JUL 3 1874 2. vital stats marriage reg no 008090 | LEACH, William Thomas (I230)
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| 35 | !Source: 1. bmd renfrew mercury paper date apr 23 1915 | TAYLOR, Sarah (I1122)
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| 36 | !source: 1. bmd renfrew mercury paper date aug 30 1907 Death Notices & Obituaries from The Eganville Leader 1914-1921 aug 23 1907 paper Died at Wilberforce, Jane Turner, Mrs. Robert Martin, 77. Buried at St. J ohn's cem. | TURNER, Jane (I3149)
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| 37 | !Source: 1. founding families of wilberforce twp. | DUNLOP, John (I2761)
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| 38 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I49218861)
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| 39 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I49220494)
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| 40 | !SOURCE: 1. ROACH FAMILY BY LACEY ROACH(UOVGG LIB) 2. renfrew co. reg 1858-1869 3. info from Walter Brown 4. 1871 Census Ross Twp. irish farmer !Marriage: sep 6 1865(3) !Names in reg: William Roche and Mary Ann Honack 1881 Census Place:Ross, Renfrew North, Ontario, Canada Source:FHL Film 1375870 NAC C-13234 Dist 114 SubDist H Div 1 Pa ge 19 Family 69 SexMarrAgeOriginBirthplace William ROACHMM37IrishOntario Occ:FarmerReligion:Roman Catholic Hester ROACHFM35IrishOntario Religion:Roman Catholic Thos. ROACHM15IrishOntario Occ:Farmer SonReligion:Roman Catholic James ROACHM11IrishOntario Religion:Roman Catholic Christena ROACHF6IrishOntario Religion:Roman Catholic William ROACHM2IrishOntario Religion:Roman Catholic | ROACH, William (I1489)
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| 41 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I49218739)
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| 42 | !SOURCE: 1. 2. INFORMATION FROM JOHN M GRAHAM | HARVEY, Janet (I49220183)
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| 43 | !source: 1. BMD RENFREW MERCURY !MARRIAGE: SAMUEL CONNELL OF RENFREW TO MISS LILA FRANCIS OF RENFREW SEP 17 1914, RENFREW(1) | CONNELL, Samuel (I70137092)
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| 44 | !source: 1. BMD RENFREW MERCURY !MARRIAGE: SAMUEL CONNELL OF RENFREW TO MISS LILA FRANCIS OF RENFREW SEP 17 1914, RENFREW(1) | CONNELL, Samuel (I2042406)
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| 45 | !SOURCE: 1. THE JOHNSTON FAMILY TREE BY GEORGE BENNETT 2. 1871 census ross twp with mom and sibllings 3. Info from DAve Johnston !HOme: moved to Winnipeg Manitoba(3) !PARENTS: SAME AS FRANK MOXAM SPOUSE OF MARY ANN BENNETT(1) MOXAM 1891 census @ca.on.113i2 family 070 @ca.on.renfrew.ross division 2 p15,16 film t6365 24 MOXAM Emmanuel M 1891-36 married - Ont Que Ire Methodist ? caution: unable to read occupation due to darkness of original doc 25 MOXAM ? Annie F 1891-38 married wife Ont Ire Ire Methodist 1 MOXAM Mary F 1891-13 - dtr Ont Ont Ont Methodist 2 MOXAM Susanah D F 1891-11 - dtr Ont Ont Ont Methodist 3 MOXAM William M 1891-8 - son Ont Ont Ont Methodist 4 MOXAM John M 1891-8 - son Ont Ont Ont Methodist 5 MOXAM Francis M 1891-5 - son Ont Ont Ont Methodist 6 MOXAM Annie C F 1891-3 - dtr Ont Ont Ont Methodist 7 MOXAM Robert Carl M 1891-1 - son Ont Ont Ont Methodist Census Place:Ross, Renfrew North, Ontario, Canada 1881 Source:FHL Film 1375870 NAC C-13234 Dist 114 SubDist H Div 2 Pa ge 33 Family 133 SexMarrAgeOriginBirthplace Mannerly MOXIMMM25EnglishO | MOXAM, Emanuel (I2947)
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| 46 | !SOURCE: 1. 100 BIRTHDAY COBDEN SUN DEC 11 1996 1911 Census Westmeath Twp., Renfrew Co., Ontario with parents | ROLLINS, Sarah Edna (Sadie) (I2064)
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| 47 | !SOURCE: 1. 1851 CENSUS 2. 1861 CENSUS !HOME: CONC 1 , 1/2 LOT 16, 100 ACRES; BROTHER JOHN HAS THE OTHER 1/2 LOT.(2) | KENNY, Edward (I73204898)
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| 48 | !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. | BRYSON, Lady Agnes (I3135)
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| 49 | !Source: 1. 1851 Census Ross Twp. 1871 ALLEN, ROBERT C. M 92SCOTLAND CS P.5 SCOTCH FARMER MARGT F 1799 SCOTLAND CS P.5 | POTTER, Margaret (I2252)
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| 50 | !SOURCE: 1. 1851 CENSUS WESTMEATH TWP. ROLL C11751 2. MCLAUGHLIN FAMILY TREE 3. 1861 CENSUS WESTMEATH TWP. ROLL C1070 4. GRAVESTONE-PEMBROKE PRESBYTERIAN CEMETARY 5. 1901 CENSUS-ALICE TWP. 6. VITAL STATISTICS 1871 !DOB: (2); LISTED AS AGE 2 IN 1851(1); AGE 11 IN 1861(3) 10 MAR 1850(5) !PLACE OF BIRTH: CANADA WEST(1); UPPER CANADA (3) !BAPTISED BY REV. MR. HOUSE (METHODIST) !MARRIAGE:STEWART JARDINE AGE 25 BACHELOR FARMER BORN PEMBROKE TWP. RESIDING PEMBROKE TWP. SON OF JAMES AND MARY JARDINE TO MARY JANE MCLAUGHLIN AGE 21 SPINSTER BORN WESTMEATH RESIDING WESTMEATH, DAU OF ROBERT AND MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN. GROOM PRESBYTERIAN, BRIDE EPISCOPALIAN MARRIED AT WESTMEATH MAY 10 1871 BY LICENCE BY REV. MR.JOHN MCEWEN, PRES. (6) MINISTER OF PEMBROKE WITNESSES WERE MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN AND ALBERT CURRY | MCLAUGHLIN, Mary Jane (I9415613)
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