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Matches 201 to 250 of 810

#	Notes	Linked to
201	Catherine was buried with her family. Her info should be inscribed on the family's brown obelisk. [GC}	Norton*, Catherine (I964)
202	Charles farmed in London Twp. and about 1824 he moved to Westminster Twp. and married Maria. He resided in Westminster for more than 40 years. In the 1860s he sold and moved to Michigan USA [Guy St. Denis - Byron: Pioneer Days in Westminster Township, p119-120] In 1819 Charles Montague was located by Colonel Talbot on a lot of land in London Township. Several years later, on August 17, 1824 he married Maria, daughter of Samuel Hungerford from the neighbouring township of Westminster. This wedding was apparently celebrated in Westminster, as Byron was then called, and there the Montagues continued their married life. Over the years Montague amassed a considerable estate in the Byron area.... He eventually moved to Strathroy, apparently in the mid to late 1850s. In 1863, after a sojourn in Ray, Macomb County, Michigan, Montague and his wife moved to Caro in Tuscola County, Michigan. Maria Montague died August 4, 1889 and was soon followed by her husband who died on September 15 of the same year. In 1833, Joseph Kilbourn Jr. sold L50 to Charles Montague and moved to Detroit. The original patentee of lot 50 in the first concession was Charles Montague. This wedge-shaped property contained 45 acres of lnand and was bounded by the Delaware-Westminster townline. Montague came to acquire this lot during a Crown lands auction held in London on October 21, 1839. Montague was born on December 31, 1799 in Somerset, England, the son of William Montague and Ann Cayford. The south part of L47 in the Concession B was sold by John Kent to Charles Montague in 1840 In September 1840 Charles Montague sold the northwest quarter of L41 in the first concession, along with part of its broken front, to Samuel Hungerford (his father-in-law) James Palmer sold L49 in broken front concession A to Charles Montague in 1836	Montague, Charles (I1574)
203	Cleveland	Cleveland*, Alice Ruth May (I151)
204	Cleveland	Cleveland*, William W. (I152)
205	Coldwell aged 5 years,	Caldwell*, William Mathew (I990)
206	Conley age 1	Conley*, Harry M. (I1756)
207	Conley age 1	Conley*, Clarence (I1757)
208	Conley age <1	Conley*, Robert (I1754)
209	Conley age <1	Conley*, Alexander W. (I1755)
210	Conley	Whitehead*, Annie (I1752)
211	Conley	Conley*, James Vining (I1753)
212	Curtis 1851 census: Henry C. Curtis, 19, living with widowed mother and 7 siblings at C1 L19 Westminster, b. Upper Canada 1901 census: Henry C. Curtis, 68, Farmer, living with wife Lettia in London Twp; b. 26 Feb 1833, Ontario	Curtis*, Henry Carroll (I1698)
213	Curtis died 18 months	Curtis*, Silas (I1701)
214	Curtis died age 22	Curtis*, Nancy (I1704)
215	Curtis died age 6	Curtis*, Lettica L. (I1700)
216	Curtis died as a child, since parents married 1826	Curtis*, Dan (I1697)
217	Curtis the BSC stone says died 1888; S. Franz's notes give a more precise 1890 date.	McGinn*, Susanna E. (I1707)
218	Curtis	Sullivan*, Lettica (I1699)
219	D. Long believes she could be buried at BSC	Purdy, Minnie May (I1303)
220	D. Long says 1858-1861 The BSC stone is faint, but our records make it 1865-1867 (2 years, 6 months) Jarvis 7	Jarvis*, Florence Emma (I80)
221	Dale 1	Dale*, Samuel A. (I660)
222	Dale 1	Sparks*, Gussie (I664)
223	Dale 12 lived on L30 &31 C1 His marrige to Eliza was witnessed by Calvin Burtch & Richard Tunks Lot 34, originally owned by Archibald Burtch, then granted to William Burtch in 1840, then sold after a brief time to Jacob Dale in December 1940.	Dale*, Jacob (I680)
224	Dale 13 Eliza was the daughter of John Hensel and Catherine Wilkington. Her father was shot defending Fort George in May 1813 and died from his wounds at DeCew a few days later. Eliza was 2 months old. Her mother remarried and became the first wife of Richard Tunks. [Sid Prior notes] Apparently Eliza's grandfather, Andrew Hansel (d. 1818) had a will in Thorold Twp; among other things, he left "to my grand daughter only daughter of my son John deceased two hundred acres in the Township of Uxbride being Lot 4 in Concession 4" [http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/NIAGARA-ONT/1999-05/0926876842] Her marriage to Jacob Dale was witnessed by Calvin Burtch & Richard Tunks -she probably died in childbirth when son John was born 1839	Henzel*, Eliza (I687)
225	Dale 14	Dale*, Henry (I690)
226	Dale 15 L34 C1 and L41 C1 Samuel Dale bought portions of L40 and L41 from John Moore in November, 1842.	Dale*, Samuel (I711)
227	Dale 17	Caldwell*, Hannah (I681)
228	Dale 18	Dale*, Henry (I686)
229	Dale 19	Dale*, George (I643)
230	Dale 2 Marriage witnessed by Jacob Dale ( ) and Peter Tunks (brother)	Tunks*, Catherine (I247)
231	Dale 2 marriage witnessed by Peter Tunks & Jacob Dale (brother or father?)	Dale*, Joseph (I253)
232	Dale 2	Dale*, Alvira (I721)
233	Dale 2	Dale*, Charles (I722)
234	Dale 20	Dale*, John (I644)
235	Dale 21	Dale*, Samuel (I642)
236	Dale 22	Dale*, John F. (I639)
237	Dale 25 Dale 27 died age 6 months	Dale*, Daniel (I661)
238	Dale 26 Dale 27 teacher at Glendale School 1850-1855	McIntosh*, Mary (I654)
239	Dale 27 Dale 23	Dale*, Nathan Ezekiel (I659)
240	Dale 27 lived at L27 C1	Dale*, Nathan (I653)
241	Dale 27 never married moesteaded with brothers Samuel, Hugh and Thomas in Enniskillen Tp.	Dale*, George W.M. (I656)
242	Dale 3 his mother died in childbirth died age 6	Dale*, John (I689)
243	Dale 4	Burdick*, Armandia Malvena (I744)
244	Dale 5 W 1/2 L33 C2 He was born on the farm on which he died, and would have been 90 on Feb 17. Married Amandia Malvena Burdick, on Dec 9, 1846. She who died in 1892. Amandia Malvena Burdick was the only daughter of Martha and Caleb Burdick. Solomon farmed the west half of lot 33, con. 2, Westminster bequeathed to him by his father	Dale*, Solomon (I743)
245	Dale 6 1st wife of John	Walker*, Elizabeth (I709)
246	Dale 6 2nd wife of John	Jarvis*, Delaney Jane (I181)
247	Dale 6 lived 1 week	Dale*, Wesley (I185)
248	Dale 65 sons	Dale*, John (I182)
249	Dale 7 died age 4	Dale*, Martha Levina (I745)
250	Dale 8	Dale*, Eliza (I707)