Douglas married Katherine Henriette MATHEWSON. Katherine (daughter of Dr George Herbert MATHEWSON and Cecilia E JEFFREY) was born about Jan 1905. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Was from Montreal when married. In 1910, when his father-in-law died he is mentioned as a doctor living in Montreal. (Obit of Andrew S Jeffrey)

George married Cecilia E JEFFREY on 4 May 1897 in 4 Classic Avenue Toronto. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

She has a B.A.

Notes:

Death notice of his wife Cecilia Mary (Jean Jeffrey Library Item 4 page 5):
"Accountant of the Presbyterian Church offices" living at 4 Vincent St, Toronto.

In 1894/5 he and family are listed as living at 142 Bloor St West, Toronto ("Elite Directory" published by James Bain & Sons as abstracted by Bill Cowan May 2020 in a file he called "Blue Book 1913")

Mary Jeffrey Cross's death notice reports Andrew to have been of Toronto and having operated in the past (before 1902) an extensive hardware business in St Catherines (see Janet Jeffrey Libraray, Item 4, page 5)

Mary Jeffrey's marriage to Dr Luther Cross was held at her brother's home in Toronto (130 Bloor St West) - probably the same brother Andrew mentioned in her death notice. (See both notices in Janet Jeffrey Library Item 4, page 25).

Land Titles records in the Northumberland County Archives show that Andrew and Cecilia, in 1876, bought the North half of Lot 4 in Block D of Lot 16 Conc A (and half of the road).

A & H Jeffrey (preusmably Anndrew and Henry) launched a 23 foot steam boat on the Avon River in Stratford in 1880 to give tours. Accoroding to a newspaper articles found by John Cowan on March 3, 2020 in Bill Campbell's materials received from Jim Jeffrey, via John Graham in 1990 See

Andrew married Cecilia Mary WALKINSHAW. Cecilia was born on 5 Mar 1838 in USA; died on 16 Oct 1900 in Toronto; was buried in St Catherines, Ontario. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Death Notice (JAnet Jeffrey Library Item 4 Page 5):
"Deceased who was 62 years of age was a prominent member of the Board of the Women's Foreign Mission Society and had special charge of the Indian work in the Northwest and British Columbia. She was also President of the Aged Women's Home."
Spoke at the WFMS in Stratford, several times, home of her brother-in-law Andrew Jeffrey. Lived at 4 St Vincent St Toronto at time of death. (is that now St Vincent Lane near Bay and Grenville?) LDS notes she lived in St Catherines Ontario!

Cecilia Jeffrey Residential School near Kenora (https://presbyterianarchives.ca/2018/08/17/cecilia-jeffrey-school/) was named after her. It was founded in 1901 in her honour by the Presbyterian Church on good principles (https://archives.algomau.ca/main/?q=book/export/html/23716). However, as with all residential schools in Canada that ended up 'taking the indian out of the indian' and thus creating much trauma down the generations, it is the location of a recently famous story about stuudent Chanie Wenjack who died when trying to walk away from the school to go home in 1966. That story is immortalized in a book by Gord Downie called Secret Path, and song, in roughly 2017.