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| 11551 | Daniel is the son of Catharines & Johann Ludwig Völkel LEWIS Felker. . Daniel W Felker, Con 5 Lot 27, Farmer, 50 A, St. Anns, Ontario. - - - | FELKER, Daniel (I213)
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| 11552 | Daniel is the son of Anna Vanvye & Andrew Whitesell. . 1845 - UCLPetition 63, The petition of the undersigned, Daniel Whitesell of the Twp. of Malahide in the London District & Province of Canada, Farmer - son of the late Andrew Whitesell & Enrolled U. E. Loyalist, Humbly showeth. That your Petitioner was located by the Honourable Colonel Talbot, soon after the commencement of the Talbot Settlement, upon a Lot of 200 acres of Land being Lot 87 South on Talbot Road East, in the said Township of Malahide under the expectation of receiving a firm grant from the Crown for the same as being the son of an Enrolled U. E. Loyalist. That your petitioner appeared before the Quarter Sessions & obtained the usual Certificate previously to the first of January 1843. That your Petitioner was not aware that the Statute 4th & 5th Victoria, Chapter 100, could affect or to enjoy with such his acknowledged right to 200 acres of land, & humbly begs leave to suggest that his is no New Claim to Land formed upon any negotiation or order of the Provincial government but rather as your petitioner was always led to believe, & fondly trust that he may still be provided the same sentiments connected with such belief to his children, along with the original Free Grant from the Crown for his Farm & Old Claim a record granted the Loyalist & their children by the late Majesty George the Third of pious memory, for their loyal attachments losses, privations & sufferings in support in the unity of the United Empire of Great Britain during the American Rebellion deprivations to which your humble petitioner's inability to write his name. .1879 Sep 6, WILL of Daniel Whitesell, Daniel was a farmer on Lot, Conc. 6, Malahide. 1 Maly Daniel Whitesell's WILL First - I give & bequeath unto my daughters viz Eliza, Sarah & Lydia and my son James each the sum of $1., they having heretofore received their portion of my estate. Second I give devise and bequeath unto my son in law Asa B. Bradley, my friends John Bradley & Daniel Roy their heirs and assigns in trust all my real & personal estate in trust to sell the same to the best advantage…..& out of the proceeds pay to my grandson George Sherman Bradley son of my son-in-law Asa Bradley & to my granddaughter Minnie Whitesell daughter of my son Daniel Whitesell each the sum of $25. The remainder equally between my grandsons Andrew Whitesell & Lewis Whitesell children of my son James Whitesell share & share alike & to whom I bequeath the same & to their respective heirs. Executors: Asa Bradley, his son John Bradley & Daniel Roy. Signed, Daniel XMARK Whitesell. Registered 4 Feb. 1884, inst.#1196. Ref: Bruce C Johnson Jr. family History Research. Luton Cemetery memorial reads In memory of Daniel WHITESELL who died Jan. 28, 1884, aged 83 ys 1 mo.[xx mouldering in the tomb in realms of day Enjoying endless bloom. - - - | WHITESELL, Daniel .1 (I46)
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| 11553 | Daniel is the son of Bertha Staab and Robert Fuchs of Germany. | FOX, Daniel Gustaf Fuchs (I1850)
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| 11554 | Daniel is the son of Mary Ann Cummer & John Willson, 3rd. | WILLSON, Daniel (I365)
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| 11555 | Daniel is the son of Mary Brosnahan & Thaddeus Crowley. . 1889 Jan 31 - Petty Thefts. Daniel Crowley, 26 Lafayette avenue, reports that a watch valued at $60 has been stolen from him. | CROWLEY, Daniel E (I1806)
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| 11556 | Daniel is the son of Mary Brothers & Edwin Brain. | BRIAN, Daniel Moroni (I392)
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| 11557 | Daniel is the son of Mary Willson & Richard Lawrence. . 1831 Cincinnati Directory, Lawrence, Daniel T., Blacksmith, 12th nw Main & Walnut, p 93 . 1836 Cincinnati Directory, Lawrence, Daniel T., Blacksmith, Water NW Corner & Race, page 102. . 1840 Cincinnati Ward 1 Census: Daniel Lawrence: 1 Male 30-40y; 2 boys 5-10y, 2 girls under 5; 1 Woman 20-30y20-29y: one; Total 6 people. One person employed in manufacture & trades. Note: Ages of Lawrence family coordinate with the 1840 Census: Daniel Lawrence 35y; Samuel 4y, Wm. 5y; Margaret 3y, Elizabeth estimated 1 or 2 years; & Jane Crawford Lawrence 25 years. . 1850 Aug 25 Census Hamilton Twp., Warren Co., Ohio Lawrence, Daniel, Age 45, /1805, born Canada, Farmer, Jane, age 36, Born, Ohio Samuel, 18, /1832 Farmer, Born Ohio; William, Age 15, Farmer; Margaret, age 12; John, age 7; Juditha, Age 5; Haddasah Lawrence, Age 1, born Ohio. . 1860 Aug 18 Census Benton Harbor, Berrien Co., Michigan, Millburgh Post Office: Daniel T Lawrence, Age 55, b 1805, Canada Jane, age 50, b 1810, Ohio William, age 25, 1835, Ohio; Margaret J, age 23, 1837, Ohio; John, age 17, b 1843 Ohio; Juditha, age 17, 1846, Ohio; Hadatha (Hadassah,) age 11, b 1849, Ohio; Robt., R Lawrence, age 10, b 1850, Ohio. . 1865 July, U.S. IRS Tax Assessment Lists: Lawrence, Daniel T., Butcher's Cast. # in Abstract 196 (items?), Quantity 11 months, Tax Rate $5. 00, [= Total $5.00] . 1866 U.S. IRS Tax Assessment Lists: Lawrence, Daniel T., . Income Tax # in Abstract 312, Valuation: $5, Tax Rate $15.60, . Watch Abstract #272, Valuation $1.00, . Watch Abstract #23, Valuation $2.00. . Piano, Abstract #267, Valuation $2.00.Total: $20.60. . 1870 Jun 27 Census Benton Harbor, Micigan Daniel Lawrence, Age 64, b 1806 Canada, Farmer Jane, age 60, b 1810, Ohio, wife William, age 35, b 1835, Ohio, works on the farm, John, age 25, b 1845, Ohio, works on the farm, Robert Lawrence, age 19, b 1851, Ohio, works on the farm. . 1870 Jun 24 Agricultural Census Benton Harbor Daniel Lawrence; Improved 43 Acres, Value $5000., Unimproved 10A., Live Stock: Horses 2; 3vMilch cows = Value $300. Grains: Indian Corn 100 bu; Oats 100 bu. * at the next farm is: John Osborn, b. 1846, b ONTARIO, Carpenter Judith, age 23, b 1847, Ohio, wife Daniel Osborne, Age 1, b 1869, Michigan. Verify if this was (his g-nephew), the g grandson of Elizabeth Lawrence Osborn Tarbox of Caledon East, Ontario. * Eight farms before Daniel Lawrence is his sister (Hadassa) Hester Lawrence Teetzel & family. . 1871 Berrien Co. Directory & History, nw sec, 16 Benton Harbor: Lawrence, D. T., Land owner; Lawrence, Robert, School teacher; Lawrence John, School teacher. . 1878 Polk Directory, Benton Harbor: D. T. Lawrence, H. Lawrence. . 1880 Jun 5 Census, Benton Harbor, MI. Lawrence, Daniel T, Farmer, age 74, b 1806 Canada Jane, wife, keeping house, age 69, b 1811, Ohio, father b. Ireland, mother b. America, John C, age 38, b 1842, Ohio, father born Canada, mother b. Ohio, school teacher William Lawrence, age 46, b 1834, Ohio, Farmer, Crawford, Icey, age 13, b 1867, niece, Indiana, father & mother b. Ohio Crawford, Samuel, age 22, b.1858, nephew, works on farm., age 22, b 1858 Indiana. . Charles Teetzell, b 1853, age 27, jeweller, cousin, is a few farms away. Charles is living with his brother-in-law, Andrew, Canada, b 1832, Ireland, wife Elizabeth, Canada, 1838, Canada, their children: Willis E, Canada, b 1863, Mich; Mary, b 1866, Mich. . 1880 June 5 Benton Twp. Agricultural Census, P1, District 2. Daniel T Lawrence, 15 Acres Tilled Land, Meat Cattle 3, 4 Acres yield 35 Bushels Wheat, 8 A yield 200 Bu Apples. Note: Printed headings themselves are too blurry to interpret further crops. - PJA 2018. . D T Lawrence is buried in the same cemetery as Jane Lawrence, (Mrs. Teetzel). . 1885 Census Burleigh, North Dakota: Son Samuel B Lawrence says his father was born in New York State, which may be interpreted that Daniel lived/studied in NY. In the 1900 Santa Clara, California Census, daughter Haddassah ways her father was from in Canada. - PJ Ahlberg. 2018. . Michigan Death Certificate, Daniel T Lawrence DOD 15 Aug 1887, Benton, Berrien, Michigan, Widower, Age 82 years, /born 1805 in Canada, Farmer, widowed, Parents: Mary & Richard Lawrence. Ref: Michigan Ref: vB, p46. . 1887 Aug 16, Death of Daniel Lawrence: Daniel Lawrence, father of Supervisor Lawrence & an old & esteemed resident of Benton twp., died at his home this morning at the advanced age of 82 years. He had been very feeble for years but the final illness was of only 3 weeks duration. The deceased came a resident here in 1856, occupying shortly afterward the homestead where he has since resided & where he has seen his large family reach the stage of manhood & all become useful & esteemed members of their respective localities. He leaves a family of 4 sons & 3 daughters, 2 of the sons Messrs. J.C. & William Lawrence residing at home. Dr. Robt. Lawrence at Hartford & Samual Lawrence in Iowa. Of the daughters, Mrs James Silver & Mrs John Osborne resides in Benton Twp. & Mrs. John Withey in California. Funeral services will be held at the Hull school house, Wed, by Rev W H Brewster. Ref: News Palladium, Benton Harbor, MI. * 1898 Biography1 of DANIEL T. LAWRENCE & FAMILY DANIEL T. LAWRENCE, our subject, who passed to his rest in 1877, universally mourned as a sincere friend & upright citizen & for 30 years been identified with the advancing interests of Berrien Co., Michigan. Born in Toronto, Canada, removed from his birthplace with his parents to the State of New York, where he was reared & educated. His ancestors were natives of England but the father & mother*, appreciation the advantages offered by the United States, early located in the dominions of the Federal Gov. & citizens were true & loyal. * Note1*: Perhaps Daniel was sent to live in NY State, but evidence by Daniel's siblings states their father Richard Lawrence, Sr. died by Jul 1831 in Woodhouse, Ontario, Canada. Other statements by the Lawrence children places Richard Lawrence constantly in Ontario, with only the years 1821-1830 not explicitly documented as his being in Woodhouse, Ontario. The estimated death of their mother, Mrs. Mary Willson Lawrence, is 1821. - PJ Ahlberg, 2012 . Our subject made his home in Cincinnati, Ohio, while young & was there united in marriage with Miss Jane Crawford & with his estimable wife continued to reside in the Buckeye State for many years. A family of 8 sons & daughters, all born in Ohio, blessed the fireside with their cheerful presence. In 1857, Daniel T Lawrence decided to try the farther West & following the tide of travel journeyed to Michigan with his family & settled permanently a short distance from Benton Harbor. In time death deprived the brothers & sisters of their devoted mother & a 12 month later the father also died. The children now residing in Berrien Co. are William, John & 2 daughters. John Lawrence was but a little lad when he left his native State, Ohio & came to Michigan. He attended to manhood in the country, attended excellent schools of his home district & enjoyed the benefit of a course of instruction in Indiana College at South Bend, from which well known institution he graduated with honor. He successfully taught school in the country 24 years, 22 years of which time he was a valued teacher of Benton Twp. A public spirited citizen & active worker in all matters of mutual welfare, John Lawrence was appreciated by his fellow townsmen & in 1882 he was elected to the office of Supervisor, the duties of which position he continued to discharge with faithfully ability for about 9 years. At the expiration of this length of time he resigned in order to accept the office of County School Commissioner, tendered to him in the fall of 1891. A prominent factor in education advancement, Mr. Lawrence had since 1881 continuously been a member of the Board of Examiners & for one term gave universal satisfaction in his official work as County Commission of Schools. While John Lawrence was with genuine enthusiasm gave his time & earnest efforts to the cause of education & has aided materially in the advancement of the schools of county, giving especial attention to the methods & manner of instruction, his brother WILLIAM was found active & profitable employment in another field of work. William Lawrence is numbered among the substantial general agriculturist & fruit-growers of Berrien Co. The brothers, unmarried, own together a fine cultivated farm of 50 acres, which is partially devoted to the culture of fruit & annually yields & excellent crop of hay. John & William Lawrence occupy positions of useful influence & widely known & highly esteemed as representative men of the county, actively participate in social & business. Fraternally, John Lawrence is valued member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The brothers are in political affiliation stanch Republicans, but our subject Daniel T Lawrence, was a lifetime adherent of the Democratic party. The father was ever deeply interested in local & national issues. The sons are thoroughly posted in the affairs of the day & intelligently do their full duty as earnest American Citizens. Ref: Portrait & Biographies Record of Berrien & Cass Counties, Michigan, 1898. . a later biography offers a different perspective: * 1906 Biography2 of DANIEL T LAWRENCE & FAMILY: JOHN C. LAWRENCE, living in Benton township, Berrien Co. his home being on the Territorial road about 2 miles east of Benton Harbor, was born in Warren County, Ohio, Aug. 24, 1843. In 1857 he was brought to this country by his parents, Daniel & Jane (Crawford) Lawrence. The father was born in Canada & was of English parentage. Crossing the border into the US, he became a resident of Cincinnati & was married in Ohio to Miss Jane Crawford, whose birth occurred in Warren Co. of that state, her people having living in Ohio from an early day. - Her father was of English parentage line while her mother was from Ireland. [i.e. Irish descent.] Daniel Lawrence was a blacksmith by trade & late learned & followed the shoemaker's trade. Subsequently he turned his attentions to farming & in 1857, on coming to Michigan, he purchased the present home of John C Lawrence on the Territorial road near Benton Harbor. The land was only partially cleared land upon the place was a frame house but few other improvements. He paid $1,600. for 80 acres. He further developed & cultivated the farm & lived in the original home until his death, which occurred on the 16th Aug 1887, when he had reached the age of 82 years, 11 months & 16 days. [= 21 Aug 1804 - which conflicts with his death certificate. - PJA] His wife had passed away Mar 17, 1886, aged 75 y, 1m. 17d. In his political views Mr. Lawrence was a Democrat & kept well informed on the questions & issues of the day. In the family there were 4 sons & 4 daughters, seven of who reached years of maturity, while 2 sons & 2 daughters are yet living, but only 2 of the number are now residents of Berrien county, namely: John C. of this review & his sister Judith, the wife of John Osborn of Sodus Twp. Of the others, Samuel died in North Dakota, Margaret became the wife of James Silver & died in Benton Harbor, William whose whole life was spent upon the home farm in Benton Twp., there died 8 Apr 1905, aged 69 years, Robert is a practicing physician at Hartford, Michigan & for some years was a teacher. Hadassah is the wife of John G Withey, a fruit grower of Santa Clara County, California. Ref: Michigan County Histories & Atlases: A twentieth century history of Berrien County, Michigan Orville W. Coolidge. 1906. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | LAWRENCE, Daniel Tilton .IV SUE (I883)
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| 11558 | Daniel is the son of Mary Willson & Richard Lawrence. . 1850 Aug 25 Census Hamilton Twp., Warren Co., OHIO Lawrence, Daniel, Age 45, /1805, born Canada, Farmer, Jane, age 36, Born, Ohio Samuel, 18, /1832 Farmer, Born Ohio; William, Age 15, Farmer; Margaret, age 12; John, age 7; Juditha, Age 5; Haddasah Lawrence, Age 1, born Ohio. . 1860 Aug 18 Census Benton Harbor, Berrien Co., MICHIGAN, Millburgh Post Office: Daniel T Lawrence, Age 55, b 1805, Canada Jane, age 50, b 1810, Ohio William, age 25, 1835, Ohio; Margaret J, age 23, 1837, Ohio; John, age 17, b 1843 Ohio; Juditha, age 17, 1846, Ohio; Hadatha (Hadassah,) age 11, b 1849, Ohio; Robt, R Lawrence, age 10, b 1850, Ohio. . 1865 July, U.S. IRS Tax Assessment Lists: Lawrence, Daniel T., Butcher's Cast. # in Abstract 196 (items?), Quantity 11 months, Tax Rate $5. 00, [= Total $5.00] . 1866 U.S. IRS Tax Assessment Lists: Lawrence, Daniel T., . Income Tax # in Abstract 312, Valuation: $5, Tax Rate $15.60, . Watch Abstract #272, Valuation $1.00, . Watch Abstract #23, Valuation $2.00. . Piano, Abstract #267, Valuation $2.00.Total: $20.60. . 1870 Jun 27 Census Benton Harbor, MICHIGAN Daniel Lawrence, Age 64, b 1806 Canada, Farmer Jane, age 60, b 1810, Ohio, wife William, age 35, b 1835, Ohio, works on the farm, John, age 25, b 1845, Ohio, works on the farm, Robert Lawrence, age 19, b 1851, Ohio, works on the farm. * at the next farm is: John Osborn, b. 1846, b ONTARIO, Carpenter Judith, age 23, b 1847, Ohio, wife Daniel Osborne, Age 1, b 1869, Michigan. Verify if this was (his g-nephew), the g grandson of Elizabeth Lawrence Osborn Tarbox of Caledon East, Ontario. * Eight farms before Daniel Lawrence is his sister (Hadassa) Hester Lawrence Teetzel & family. . 1878 Polk Directory, Benton Harbor: D. T. Lawrence, H. Lawrence. . 1880 Jun 5 Census, Benton Harbor, MI. Lawrence, Daniel T, Farmer, age 74, b 1806 Canada Jane, wife, keeping house, age 69, b 1811, Ohio, father b. Ireland, mother b. America, John C, age 38, b 1842, Ohio, father born Canada, mother b. Ohio, school teacher William Lawrence, age 46, b 1834, Ohio, Farmer, Crawford, Icey, age 13, b 1867, niece, Indiana, father & mother b. Ohio Crawford, Samuel, age 22, b.1858, nephew, works on farm., age 22, b 1858 Indiana. . Charles Teetzell, b 1853, age 27, jeweller, cousin, is a few farms away. Charles is living with his brother-in-law, Andrew, Canada, b 1832, Ireland, wife Elizabeth, Canada, 1838, Canada, their children: Willis E, Canada, b 1863, Mich; Mary, b 1866, Mich. . D T Lawrence is buried in the same cemetery as Jane Lawrence, (Mrs. Teetzel). . Michigan Death Certificate, Daniel T Lawrence DOD 15 Aug 1887, Benton, Berrien, Michigan, Widower, Age 82 years, /born 1805 in Canada, Farmer, widowed, Parents: Mary & Richard Lawrence. Ref: Michigan Ref: vB, p46. * 1898 Biography1 of DANIEL T. LAWRENCE & FAMILY DANIEL T. LAWRENCE, our subject, who passed to his rest in 1877, universally mourned as a sincere friend & upright citizen & for 30 years been identified with the advancing interests of Berrien Co., Michigan. Born in Toronto, Canada, removed from his birthplace with his parents to the State of New York, where he was reared & educated. His ancestors were natives of England but the father & mother*, appreciation the advantages offered by the United States, early located in the dominions of the Federal Gov. & citizens were true & loyal. * Note1*: Perhaps Daniel was sent to live in NY State, but evidence by Daniel's siblings states their father Richard Lawrence, Sr. died by Jul 1831 in Woodhouse, Ontario, Canada. Other statements by the Lawrence children places Richard Lawrence constantly in Ontario, with only the years 1821-1830 not explicitly documented as his being in Woodhouse, Ontario. The estimated death of their mother, Mrs. Mary Willson Lawrence, is 1821. - PJ Ahlberg 2012 Our subject made his home in Cincinnati, Ohio, while young & was there united in marriage with Miss Jane Crawford & with his estimable wife continued to reside in the Buckeye State for many years. A family of 8 sons & daughters, all born in Ohio, blessed the fireside with their cheerful presence. In 1857, Daniel T Lawrence decided to try the farther West & following the tide of travel journeyed to Michigan with his family & settled permanently a short distance from Benton Harbor. In time death deprived the brothers & sisters of their devoted mother & a 12 month later the father also died. The children now residing in Berrien Co. are William, John & 2 daughters. John Lawrence was but a little lad when he left his native State, Ohio & came to Michigan. He attended to manhood in the country, attended excellent schools of his home district & enjoyed the benefit of a course of instruction in Indiana College at South Bend, from which well known institution he graduated with honor. He successfully taught school in the country 24 years, 22 years of which time he was a valued teacher of Benton Twp. A public spirited citizen & active worker in all matters of mutual welfare, John Lawrence was appreciated by his fellow townsmen & in 1882 he was elected to the office of Supervisor, the duties of which position he continued to discharge with faithfully ability for about 9 years. At the expiration of this length of time he resigned in order to accept the office of County School Commissioner, tendered to him in the fall of 1891. A prominent factor in education advancement, Mr. Lawrence had since 1881 continuously been a member of the Board of Examiners & for one term gave universal satisfaction in his official work as County Commission of Schools. While John Lawrence was with genuine enthusiasm gave his time & earnest efforts to the cause of education & has aided materially in the advancement of the schools of county, giving especial attention to the methods & manner of instruction, his brother WILLIAM was found active & profitable employment in another field of work. William Lawrence is numbered among the substantial general agriculturist & fruit-growers of Berrien Co. The brothers, unmarried, own together a fine cultivated farm of 50 acres, which is partially devoted to the culture of fruit & annually yields & excellent crop of hay. John & William Lawrence occupy positions of useful influence & widely known & highly esteemed as representative men of the county, actively participate in social & business. Fraternally. John Lawrence is valued member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The brothers are in political affiliation stanch Republicans, but our subject Daniel T Lawrence, was a lifetime adherent of the Democratic party. The father was ever deeply interested in local & national issues. The sons are thoroughly posted in the affairs of the day & intelligently do their full duty as earnest American Citizens. Ref: Portrait & Biographies Record of Berrien & Cass Counties, Michigan, 1898. . a later biography offers a different perspective: * 1906 Biography2 of DANIEL T LAWRENCE & FAMILY: JOHN C. LAWRENCE, living in Benton township, Berrien Co. his home being on the Territorial road about 2 miles east of Benton Harbor, was born in Warren County, Ohio, Aug. 24, 1843. In 1857 he was brought to this country by his parents, Daniel & Jane (Crawford) Lawrence. The father was born in Canada & was of English parentage. Crossing the border into the US, be became a resident of Cincinnati & was married in Ohio to Miss Jane Crawford, whose birth occurred in Warren Co. of that state, her people having living in Ohio from an early day. - Her father was of English parentage line while her mother was from Ireland. [i.e. Irish descent.] Daniel Lawrence was a blacksmith by trade & late learned & followed the shoemaker's trade. Subsequently he turned his attentions to farming & in 1857, on coming to Michigan, he purchased the present home of John C Lawrence on the Territorial road near Benton Harbor. The land was only partially cleared land upon the place was a frame house but few other improvements. He paid $1,600. for 80 acres. He further developed & cultivated the farm & lived in the original home until his death, which occurred on the 6th Aug 1887, when he had reached the age of 82 years, 11 months & 16 days. [= 21 Aug 1804 - which conflicts with his death certificate. - PJA] His wife had passed away Mar 17, 1886, aged 75 y, 1m. 17d. In his political views Mr. Lawrence was a Democrat & kept well informed on the questions & issues of the day. In the family there were 4 sons & 4 daughters, seven of who reached years of maturity, while 2 sons & 2 daughters are yet living, but only 2 of the number are now residents of Berrien county, namely: John C. of this review & his sister Judith, the wife of John Osborn of Sodus Twp. Of the others, Samuel died in North Dakota, Margaret became the wife of James Silver & died in Benton Harbor, William whose whole life was spent upon the home farm in Benton Twp., there died 8 Apr 1905, aged 69 years, Robert is a practicing physician at Hartford, Michigan & for some years was a teacher. Hadassah is the wife of John G Withey, a fruit grower of Santa Clara County, California. Ref: Michigan County Histories & Atlases: A twentieth century history of Berrien County, Michigan Orville W. Coolidge. 1906. - - - | LAWRENCE, Daniel T .IV (I927)
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| 11559 | Daniel is the son of of Mary.the 1st & Richard Lawrence Johnston. . Obituary: Rev D M Johnston, died at St. Paul, 8.3.1935 Cemetery: Acacia Park, St. Paul children: Rev J Wesley Johnston, Echo. siblings: 5 brothers in Canada Born Acton Ontario Spouse Annie. - - - | JOHNSTON, Rev. Daniel MacKenzie (I669)
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| 11560 | Daniel married Jane Blount on 27 Jun 1809 in Bloomfield. They had 10 children, 7 sons and 3 daughters. Daniel Leavens was a son of the pioneer Benjamin, and came to Canada when only eleven years old. He succeeded his father in the ownership of the old homestead lying to the northwest of Bloomfield. It has been handed down through successive generations, and to-day remains in the possession of a descendant of its pioneer proprietor. The old homestead, built of cedar logs, although greatly benefited by many times repairs, and largely extended by additions found necessary, still stands, like some old jewel in a new setting. Daniel made his house a home by marrying Jane Blount in 1809. The ceremony was performed before Stephen Conger, a Justice of the Peace; for ministers were scarce in those days and their services were often dispensed with by espousing couples. The seventeen-year-old bride was the daughter of Cornelius Blount. He was one of Hallowell 's early settlers who came in with the Bowermans. Purchasing land from the Crown, he settled at Bloomfield near his fellow-travelers. It is related that he was compelled to carry on his back all the way from Picton, six miles distant, the only board he could find suitable for a door for his log cabin. Although brought up a Presbyterian, he became an orthodox Friend, probably through the influence of his wife, whose maiden name was Lydia Bull. In his house is said to have been held the first Friends' meeting in Prince Edward County. Daniel Leavens was drafted in the War of 1812, but for the sum of eighty dollars he was able to provide a substitute. During that war he engaged in transporting troops and military stores from Kingston to Toronto. He was a magistrate when he died in 1879 at the old age of ninety years. His wife lived to be seventy-five, and died in 1868. Source: Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte, Page 481-482 | LEAVENS, Daniel (I19336)
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| 11561 | Daniel Smith married1 Rurther Tooker, daughter of Mary Johnson & John Tooker; and married2 to Mary Holton. WILL of his father: . WILL, March ye 5th, 1693, in ye name of God Amen, I Richard Smith of Smithtown in the County of Suffolk on Long Island, New York, being sick & weak in body of sound & perfect memory thanks be to God. To our son Daniel - other half of ye pasture Southward of his house ye westward part of it & an equal share of land in division with ye rest of our children & our will is that James Necke shall be & remaine for ye use & improvement of my 6 sons above and their heirs forever. - - - | SMITH, Daniel (I2719)
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| 11562 | Daniel was living in Picton in 1869, this may be before his marriage in Feb 1869 or after. The witnesses at the wedding were Eliza Goodmurphy Cooper and her husband, Rensaler Cooper. Sometime in 1869, Daniel and Maria must have moved to Sophiasburg Twp, as their first child, Wilfred, was born in Sophiasburg Twp. It is believed that the other two children, Ralph and Annie were also born in Sophiasburg Twp. The 1881 Census has the family still living in Sophiasburg Twp. The 1891 Census has Daniel & Maria listed under Hastings County and living in West Deseronto. Daniel is listed as a carpenter for his occupation and a Methodist by religion. Daniel moved to Valleyfield, Quebec in the summer of 1899, presumably for work.He had been ill for about tren days before his death. Daniel was a Millwright by occupation. He had lived in Deseronto for 14 years. Daniel & Maria are both buried in Deseronto, Ontario. | GOODMURPHY, DANIEL (I7)
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| 11563 | Daniel was once the proprietor of the Deseronto House, a hotel. The 1901 Census has Daniel and Emily living in Belleville, Ontario | MCVICKER, Daniel (I2366)
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| 11564 | Daniel Whitesell, Jr. married 12 Nov 1864 to Minnie Eliza, b. 1868-1953. | WHITESELL, Daniel .2 (I156)
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| 11565 | Daniel's 1880 census says his parents were born in PEI | CLARK WARD, Margaret Peggy 4 (P979)
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| 11566 | Danny committed suicide near home as a troubled teenager. | TUCCI, Daniel Kirk (I233)
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| 11567 | darjones@shaw.ca | GEROW JONES, Darlene (P11728)
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| 11568 | Dark red grannie monuments, nearer to main road. | WALKER, WINNifred (I16)
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| 11569 | Dark stone monument | GROW, Mollie (I1668)
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| 11570 | Darlington is nearby to Whitby, Ontario Ref: On Death Cert. | HALL, Eunice Muretta (I1192)
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| 11571 | Dartmouth, NS. | TREMAINE, Abigail (I2702)
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| 11572 | Database: Caradoc, Ontario Census, 1901 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname Given Names Relationship to Head Birthdate Birth Year Birthplace Immigration Year Place Film # Division # Page # Entry # Family # Cain Donald son May 6 1894 Ontario ----- 1901 Caradoc T-6481 1 7 3 68 | CAIN, Donald (I256)
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| 11573 | Date could be off 10 years. " (Joanna is inadvertently called "Jemima" by Savage.) | BURSLEY DIMMOCK, Joanna Anna (P4922)
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| 11574 | Date is in baptismal record | PETERS, Johann Friederich Ernst (P3460)
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| 11575 | Date of Birth Estimate: Est. DOB by 1810 based on: 1831 UCLP at Estimated age 21, Married 1830 at Estimated age under 20 First child at 21. Richard L Lawrence. UC Land Petition 1830, age 21. UCLPetition #55, Volume 291, L Bundle 16, Trafalgar Twp. Richard Lawrence, s/o an UE, carpenter of Trafalgar was too young to do his duty during the War, Son of Late Richard Lawrence of Western District, formerly of the Home District. Signed, York, 3 May 1831, Richard Lawrence. Oath of Allegiance. Council Recommends, 5 MAY, 1831. UCLP 26, RICHARD, LAWRENCE Jr., Point & Play, Gosfield, Essex Co., 1838. The petition of Richard Lawrence, Gosfield in the Western District is the Son of Richard Lawrence as a Loyalist. Most Humbly prays that your excellency in Council will be please to grant your Petitioner as the heir-at-Law, of the Late Richard Lawrence 600 acres of Lands that being what my Late Father in his Lifetime was Entitled to as an Lieutenant in the British Service during the American Rebellion. Refused. He received his land. Four Land Petitions for Richard Lawrence Jr. It seems Richd. Junior was the only Lawrence child not recognized on sight by the magistrate. Richard's brother-in-law, Robert Johnston identified him. Richd. Junior was the youngest male child. Why was he applying for his father's land which was already paid out? - P J Ahlberg. . Ontario Land Registration Abstract Gosfield, Essex Co., Ontario Lot 23, Con 11, p3 . 1836 Feb 8, Patent, Crown, to Richard Lawrence, Part Lot 23. . 1836 Mar 1, Bargain&Sale, Registered 1837 Jan 25, Richard Lawrence, to Horatio Nelson, £25., Lot 23. . Book, First Registration Book Con 11, Lot 22, . 1836 Feb 8, Patent, Crown, Richard Lawrence, Lot 22. . 1836 Mar 14, Reg. 1837 Jan 25, B&S, Richard Lawrence, to Horatio Nelson, £25. . Land Granted: Gosfield, Lot W half 22-23, Con 11 Essex [now Elgin Co.] Residence Trafalgar [1831.] He was in York (Toronto) on May 3, 1831 to submit his UC Land Petition. Granted 1831 May 5 & settlement duties performed 1834 MAR 4, Deed. Ref: Archives of Ontario, MS693R20. . Wages in Upper Canada 1842: Carpenters, 6 s 10 p Halifax Currency, Cabinetmakers: 7s 6p. Halifax Currency per diem. . 1846 Smith's Canadian Gazetter, Province of Canada West: Gosfield, EssexTwp. About half the land in this two is wet & requires considerable draining, the remainder is mostly excellent land. Timber - maple, ash, oak, beech, black walnut, butternut, chestnut etc. with s small quantity of cedar on the lake. A furnace & founder have been operation since 1834,& large quantities of iron have been made. In Gosfield there are 2 stream grist & saw mills, & one water grist mill, 2 tanneries, one store & ashery & a tavern on Cedar Creek Crown land are open for sale at 8 shillings per acres., Population 1, 3338. 1846 Brown's Toronto Directories, Canada: Richard Lawrence, Con 1, Lot 26, Markham, ON. Cabinet Maker 1846. Note: Richard is residing on Uncle William Ladner Willson's farm, which was across the road from his father Richard Lawrence's former farm. Found in two different directories for 1846. Sisters Jane & Hadassah left with their husbands, John & Mathias Teetzel, for Michigan between 1856 & 1861 Census. . 1860 Aug. 15 Census St. Joseph, Benton Twp. Berrien Co, Michigan, p.211, Born 1809, Lawrence Richard L, m, 51 years, Canada West, Farmer, Value of Person Estate: £50. B. 1815, Elizabeth, f., 45 y, Canada West B. 1841, John, m. 19 y, Canada West B. 1843, Hester, f, 17 y, Canada West B. 1845, Joseph, m 15 y, Canada West B. 1847, Robert, m, 13 y, Canada West B. 1849, Charles, m, 11 y, Canada West B. 1851, Clara, f, 9 y, Canada West B. 1853, Rebecca, f, 7 y, Canada West B. 1855, Alimira Lawrence, f, 5 years, Canada West. . H, 28 Company - Union Army - Private Richard S Lawrence, age 41/ b1823, enlistment: 10 Mar 1864, at Kalamazoo, Company K, Michigan 28, Mustered out: 21 Nov 1864 at Louisville, KY. - Private Richard Lawrence, discharged for disability, 9 January, 1863. Received Civil War pension 1865. 'Richard S Lawrence,.' H Company G. Ref: History of Berrien County & Van Buren Co. - - - | LAWRENCE, Richard L Jr., SUE (I149)
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| 11576 | Date of Birth for William Ladner Willson: Estimated between 1787 (UCLP) to 1791. In old fashion handwriting the letter L and S appear quite similar. As we it will appear William's middle name is Ladner, named for his paternal grandmother Sarah Ladner. . 1784 May Census Miramichi, New Brunswick: John Willson, 8 in family, house, 2 acres cleared. Note1: Suggest these are John, Rebecca, & children: Stillwell & wife Sarah & Wm. Ladner Willson, John Willson, Jr., wife Sarah Lakerman & either son Abraham who was b. 1783 & died by 26 Apr 1793 in Miramichi, or Mary Willson not yet married to Richard Lawrence who was probably still in Prince William, NB - PJA, 2008. . UCLPetition 13, Markham: William Ladner Willson of the Twp. of Markham, farmer, is the son of John Willson, Senior, a UEL of Twp. Markham. When Gov. Simcoe governed this province, he was please to set your petitioner down for Lot 26, East Side of Yong St., Twp. of Markham. Your Petitioner then being too young to obtain a grant for said Lot but now being 21 years old & upwards [=1787]. Please grant him a deed for said Lot. Signed, 1808 Oct 26, William L Willson. Ref: UCLP13, W Bundle 9, C2952, p666. Water stained. 200 Acres, granted 31 Jan 1809. . Yonge Street Indian Trail Balsar Munshaw had gone up the Indian trail some time before first settler Nicholas Miller arrived. Munshaw arrived with his from Pennsylvania in a conestoga wagon pulled by a team of oxen & a team of horses, & accompanied by 3 cows & Christian Henricks. They had slashed & hacked their way up the trail, wade through the so-called Black Ash Swamp south of present day Richmond Hill. Ref: Markham, 1793-1900, Committee for History of Markham, Twp., 1979. The first log house in Vaughan Twp. was on Lot 29, Con (1?), assigned to Asa Johnson on 19 Nov., 1794. In Jan 1796 Gov. Simcoe order a sleigh to be sent to Lot 29 with a fortnights' provision for the Queen's Rangers who were cutting the Yonge road to Lake Simcoe. Later Lot 29 was owned by relative John Arnold & Elizabeth Mile Arnold. Ref: Thornhill 1793 - 1963, History of an Ontario Village. Two Surveys of settlers actually living on Yonge Street: . York, 3 Aug., 1797, Lot No. 26 East: ' Nil ' person present- (Is he still out on the Humber River working with his father?) . York June 1798, Lot 26 East, * (no name), Lately commenced improving, a few trees cut down. Ref: Surveyed by David W. Smith, Esq., Surveyor General. Note2. Is Wm. now living next door with sister Mary Lawrence ? Note3. Lot 26, Con 1, Markham Twp. continued the numbering from the adjacent York Twp. Later the numbering was reconfigured to read Lot 1, Con 1, Markham Twp., East of side of Yonge Street. Vaughan Twp. is the West side of Yonge St. - PJA 2011. . Description Lot 26, Con 1 Yonge St., Vaughan Twp., Ontario: William Ladner Willson used this ravine to build his saw mill. The pond would have spilled out onto the present day Bayview Avenue as Willet Creek follows the junction of Vaughan & York Twps. which in turn is at the base of a steep hill. The similar terrain in adjacent Lot 25 York Twp., belong to his brother-in-law, Richard Lawrence & on the north side of at Lot 27, Markham Twp., was another relative, John Arnold. William Ladner Willson used this ravine to build a saw mill. The pond spilled out onto the present day Bayview Avenue where Willet Creek follows the junction of Vaughan & York Townships, which in turn is at the base of a steep hill. Near Bayview & Steeles Avenues there is a beautiful forest glade at the very end of the street. The area is surrounded with houses. It is like stepping into another world with white pine trees soaring everywhere overhead. The mature thick pine & beech forest prevents little undergrowth plants. Covered by a carpet of pine needles & fallen branches, lies the traces of a foundations of a house. A fifty foot pine has now fallen over the ruins Once this building overlooked a small deep ravine & the mill waterway. Just 15 feet from their door William & family could collect nuts from the beech tree sitting on the edge of the cliff. Some years before an ancient white pine had fallen on the slopes leaving a stump of 6 feet or more in diameter at the bottom of the ravine. Even sitting in the valley bottom land, it too would have been the tallest tree soaring into the blue sky. A pair of woodpeckers darted here & there. Fair to say this place was & is a magnificent site. - P J Ahlberg, Toronto, 2008. . 1813 April 27 - William Willson, John Willson Sr., Parole at York Garrison, 1st York Reg. Surrendered Prisoners of War to the Americans at York 2 Apr 1813. On Parole under the Terms of Capitulation. During this period Fort York was referred to as the Garrison. Ref: t103383, p1128, UC Nominal Rolls & Returns. . 1813 Jun 10 - Jun 27. Corporal William Willson, Days 18, pd £1 15s. Commanded by Maj. Sam. Wilmot, 1st & 3rd York Militia. . 1837 Toronto & Home District Directory: John Wilson, Con 2, Lot 1, Markham. [Bayview & Steeles Avenues, Markham.] Robert Wilson, Con 2, Lot 1, Markham. Robert Wilson, Con 2, Lot 1, Markham. [Two entries. Duplication or is there a second Robert Wilson here?] William Willson, Con 2, Lot 2, Markham. . Yonge Street, somewhere near the present location of the Imperial Esso Gas station, Abraham built the original GREEN BUSH INN, a well known stopping place for travelers & for farms on their way to & from various mills. Finally in 1831 Willson sold the east 100 acres to James Robinson, who already owned land on the south side of Steeles. [Wm. Robinson, & Jas. Abraham, W. Gordon, 1879 Markham Map. L26,C1] Ref: The Liberal Newspaper, Richmond Hill, article by Doris M Fitzgerald, published 1969.3.10. Quarterly Session of Peace, York, Home District: . 1822 Jul 16,York . 1825 July 5, York, Present. Alex McDonlle, Stephen Jarvis, Esqs. Grand Jury Sworn: Barnard, John & Peter Vanderburgh, James Marsh, John Langstaff, William Willson, Bowley Arnold. Chris Hilts & Geo Bishop Recognizances; Henry Church & John Size to be in dusty until they find Bail to appear at next Assizes. King VS. Alexander Montgomery, Assault & Battery on John Oxtaby. On being arraigned, plea confesses. Sentenced to pay a fine of 1 shillings with costs, which was paid to Deputy Sheriff in Court. . 1848 Nov 3, Thrus. Queen VS Ann Donovan, 2 charges Larceny: Guilty of first charge. Queen VS Daniel O'Boyle & others, Riot & Assault, QA True Bill. Swore Cornelius Johnson Jr to prove service of Copies {?} of age on the parties, preliminary to proceedings by Indictment, or otherwise for contempt. Jury: Geo Sheppard, Jos Wilson, William Willson. . 1821, 1823 &1824 York Almanac & Calendar: 1st York Militia: Ensigns John Willson, William Willson, Thomas Willson. . 1826 - 1827 York Almanac & Calendar: 1st North York Militia: Ensigns William Willson, Thomas Willson. . 1831 York Almanac & Calendar: 1st North York Militia: Lieutenant William Willson from April 1, 1828, Lieut. Richd. Vanderburgh from Apr 8, 1828; Ensigns Abner Arnold from Oct 7, 1826; Alex L E Lawrence, from April 1, 1828; E C Lawrence, from April 4 1828, Isaac Arnold, from 8 April 1828. . 1831 York Almanac & Calendar, 2nd North York Militia: Captain, John H Willson from 10 Jun 1826. Lieut. Titus Wilson, from 7 Jun 1926, Aaron Playter from Jun 6, 1826. 1836 May 5, Claim for compensation by Thos. Cooper The. Montgomery & Stanous Daniels, for certain lands in Etobicoke Twp., taken for a new road as reported by Mr. Gibbins at Quarter Sessions in November last. Jury sworn. Ed Lawrence, John Miles, William Willson, Chas Lamoreaux. Claims assessed by the jury, be paid out of District funds. . 1836 May 4, Darcy Boult Esq., JP, Chairman. King VS Brook & Gage, Larceny, Pleaded Not Guilty, Jury empaneled, William Willson, Verdict Guilty, 3 months imprisonment. King VS Hamill petal, Assault, placed not guilty, Jury discharged & parties settled which was allowed by the Court. . 1836 May 5, King VS James Campbell, John McDonald, Arson, True Bill, Bench Warrant issued by order of court for Campbell, King VS Alex Band, Nuisance, True Bill, Jury: Wm. Willson, Chas Lamoreaux. verdict: compensation £`4. . 1837 Toronto City & Home District Directory Lot 2, Con 2 Markham, William Willson Lot 6, Con 7 Markham, Willson [ Verify this Wm. Willson] . Between 1830 - 1844 William Ladner Willson sold off parts of his property. A 60 acres section at the south west Yonge corner being sold to Joseph Abraham, proprietor of the Green Bush Inn, to become a landmark. The Inn is reported to have built as early as 1820. The hotel involved in this deal was on the northeast corner of Yonge & Steeles & was supposedly built in 1847 & was demolished c 1975-6. It was an unpainted clapboard, with return eaves. Ref: Helen Schwab, Richmond Hill Library. . 1842 - Saw mill on Lot 25, Con. 2, built by Peter Franklin in 1842. It was used for 20 years until 1862. [Lot 25 would be in York Twp. at Steeles.] . 1843 May 18 - More Effects of Intemperance - Abraham Wragg, a carpenter & Joseph Holt, a saddler, were both drowned in the Toronto (Canada) Bay, on Sunday week, owing to the boat they were in upsetting; there were 3 others in the boat at the time of the accident, who where saved by the prompt & manly exertions of the crew of the steamship City of Toronto. The unfortunate men were intoxicated at the time of the sad event. Ref: New York Evangelist newspaper, NYC. . 1843 Aug 5 -Schedule: Daily [4 steam boats] between Lewiston & Ogdensburg, via TORONTO, Rochester, Oswego, Sasket's Harbor & Kingston, as follows: Downward: Leave Lewiston at 3 pm. Leave Toronto 7 pm. Oswego 5 pm. Upwards Leave Toronto 7 AM & arrive at Lewiston at 11 am., in time for the cars for Niagara Falls & Buffalo. Travellers taking this rout will view by daylight Queenston Heights, Brock's Monument, the beautiful sentry of the Niagara, giving passengers the interesting view of the St. Lawrence with its thousand islands. Passengers passing between NY, Toronto & Hamilton will find this a most expeditious, cheap & comfortable route, meeting at Toronto a morning line of steamers. NB No freights will be received or delivered by the above bots on the Sabbath. Ref: Commercial Advertiser, NYC, Albany Evening Journal, NY Observer. . 1843 Aug 11 - 14 - CAPT. WM. L. WILLSON OF THE TORONTO: Protest, Captain Wilson of the Schooner Toronto. Left at the custom House for Information of all Concerned. 15th August, 1843. Canada, Home District Toronto} Be it remembered that on this the 15th of August, 1843 at the City of Toronto aforesaid. Before me, George Duggan, the younger, a Notary Public by Royal Authority duly commissioned & sworn in & for that part of this Province formerly constituting Upper Canada residing at the said City - personally came & appeared William Willson, Captain of the Schooner or vessel called, The Toronto, freighted at Oswego on the 11th of August cast out & bound with her cargo consisting principally of salt for the ports of Toronto, Beamsville & Hamilton. Note4: Oswego to westward to Toronto is 172 miles by lake, but 176 miles westward! - PJA. He, the aforesaid Captain declares & makes known to whom it may concern by the tenor of these presents, that he proceeded on his said voyage & that on the 14th instant, the sea was running heavy & the wind blew fresh & strong from the south & that it became necessary & proper to keep up a he was & free from any defect or unseaworthiness of the said Schooner or from any want of attention or assistance of sailors & men to work her, she became strained & leaked & let in water & also had the sea thrown on her decks. The said William Willson as the captain of the said Schooner now lying within the port of Toronto, on behalf of himself & the owners of the said Schooner & also of all concerned in the cargo doth protest & by these presents hath protested against all damages, losses, injury & consequences resulting & occasioned as aforesaid & that the same may be borne as & according to usages of Trade & Commerce & the laws of the land & that He the said Captain & the said Schooner are all Things pertaining thereto may be protected accordingly. In Witness where of I have hereto set my hand & seal notarized this, 5 August, 1843. E. Duggan, National Public Archives of Canada. Alex Martin, mate of the Schooner also protests being pricing in the within, after the Judgement was executed, [the judgement]. E. Duggan, Jr., Nat P. Upper Canada. Note5: The storm was on July 14th, 1843. . 1843 Apr 1 - NY Salt Tax: Upon each bushel of salt delivered at Toronto, in the province of Upper Canada, or ant any port East of Toronto, in the said province, 5¢. Rec. Spectator Newspaper. . 1843 Aug 12, Saturday, NY Spectator Newspaper, Shipping Intelligence: The packet stop Toronto, for London, will be detained until Friday, the 11 Inst. (Verify identity.) . 1846 Brown's Toronto Directories, Canada: Richard Lawrence, Con 1, Lot 26, Markham, ON. Cabinet Maker 1846. [i.e. his nephew]. Wilson, William, Con 2, Lot 2, Markham, Ontario. Willson, Robert, Con 2, Lot 2, Markham. Willson, James, Con 1, Lot 2, Markham. . 1850 Toronto Directory Rott Auburn, Charles Hailey, David Munholland, Wm. Robinson, Lot 26, Con 1 ESY, Markham Twp. . 1852 Census Markham Twp., York Co.: William L Lawrence, age 61, b. 1791 Canada, Labourer. 1½ story frame house, Eliz'th, b. US 1792*, age 59, Note6: * Two years too young. Born 23 Mar 1794. - PJA John Willson, b. Canada 1826, age 25; Hellen Willson, b 1834 Canada, age 17, Church of England. . 1852 Agricultural Schedule Census, Markham Twp., York C., Page 129 Line 44. [Formerly L27 C2 Bayview] William Willson, Con 2, Lot 2, Total 27 Acres Under Cultivation, Under Crops in 1851: 8 Acres. Under Crops in 1851 5 Acres, Pasture 3 Orchard or Garden 1 A.. Under Wood or Wilds: 12 A. Wheat 8 Acres - Produced Bushels [still growing?]; Peas 1 A - Produced 11 Bushels Oats 2 A - Produced 30 Bushels; Potatoes 1/4 of an Acre - Produced 10 Bushels. Hay produced 4 Ton. Wool 30 Lbs, 12 Yards Flannel; Milch Cow. 50 pounds Butter. . 1861 Agricultural Census Markham Twp., York Co./ p9537. . William Wilson, Part East Lot 2, Con 2, 19 Acres, 3 A. under cultivation. Under crops in 1860 was 7.5 Acres. Under pasture in 1860 was 7 A. Orchard or Garden .5 Acre. Cash Value of Farm $1,500. Fall Wheat 3A produced 72 bushels, Peas 5 Acres produced150 bushels, Potatoes 1 Acre produced 100 bu./ Hay 1.5 bundles of 16 lbs. . James Wilson, Part Lot 1, Con 2, 22 Acres, 20 Acres under cultivation, 2 A under wood, Value of Farm $70. [?} Fall Wheat 7 A poured 40 Bushels; Peas 2A produced 32 Bu, Oats 9.5 A produced 100 bu; Potatoes 1.5A, produced 150 bu. . There were 57 carters in Toronto in 1843. The "Act to Regulate Common Carriers" has been superseded by other designed to apply under conditions of motor transport; but for nearly a century the older order ruled, & the disappearance of the last livery stables has occurred within the memory of most adults. William Wilson's Livery Stable, in fact, still remains at 586 Yonge Street. "I still keep a couple of old horses around," says the proprietor, whose establishment is now largely a motor livery & even yet one or 2 private carriages continue to appear on the streets in leisurely, in congruous, progression - objects of curiosity in a world of speed. The provisions of the 1843 Act may be found in Wm. Brown's Toronto City & Home District Directory, 1846-7, pp. 7-17. Ref: Toronto: Trading Post To Great City, 1934. Recorded for further research: British Steamers running on Lake Ontario & St. Lawrence River, 1856: Champion, Commander W. Willson, 350 Tons, from Toronto to Oswego. - . - | WILLSON, William Ladner .i (I27)
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| 11577 | Date of birth is inconsistent with Bap. | AMOS, Maria CATHERINA (I77)
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| 11578 | Date of death shown differently in the more questionable source (Item 10 in the Library) | KINGAN, Elizabeth Janet (I489)
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| 11579 | Date of marriage bond: March 31, 1834 | Family (F306)
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| 11580 | Date of Will & Administration. | LAWRENCE, Daniel .III (I871)
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| 11581 | Date of Will 1731.1.15. Proved. 1735 Feb 8. | SCHOOLEY, John (I2793)
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| 11582 | Date of Will Proven. (Will 1761.2.21.) | MARTIN, Margaret (I8)
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| 11583 | Date of Will. | MARSH, Robert (I1957)
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| 11584 | Date of WILL. | LAWRENCE, Jacob Sr. (I130)
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| 11585 | Date of Will. Will proved 13 Nov. 1749 | POWELL, Daniel (I802)
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| 11586 | Date of WILL. WILL Proved: 1720 Oct 20. | REZEAU, Rinier (I3009)
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| 11587 | Date? Charles E. Tisdale of Glendine Mont. visited his mother, Mrs. Walker Tisdale. | TISDALE, Charles E (I1949)
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| 11588 | Dates, spouse and child as found in Family Search March 4, 2020 since they are more inclusive than previous record. | HALL, Mary Jeffrey (I980)
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| 11589 | dau of Matthew McCutcheon | MCCUTCHEON, Girl Twin (I99)
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| 11590 | Dau. of Isaac Lawrence of Gore | LAWRENCE, Margaret Annie .xi (I198)
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| 11591 | Daughter of Ellen & James Holland. | HOLLAND, Mary E (I1638)
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| 11592 | Daughter of Angeline Smith & Richard Laurense (Lawrence). | LAWRENCE, Phoebe L (I1448)
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| 11593 | Daughter of Frederick Felker & Jane Monkman. Spinster. | FELKER, Della May .1 (I939)
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| 11594 | Daughter of Garett Vanzant & Elizabeth Lewis. | VANZANT, Mary POLLY (I796)
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| 11595 | Daughter of James Vanzant & Jane Forsyth, wife of Hiram Clendenen (24 Aug 1841-29 Jul 1895) bu., First Markham Baptist Cemetery. | VANZANT, Barbara (I1470)
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| 11596 | Daughter of John Hugh Willson & Rebecca Cleaver Burr. | WILLSON, Charlotte (I153)
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| 11597 | Daughter of Johnston Gibson and Mary Walker. | GIBSON, Mary Jane MAMIE (I364)
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| 11598 | Daughter of Josiah and Clement (Homan) Woodhull. 1761 will of Josiah Woodhull: "To my daughter, Clement Tuthill, | TUTHILL, Clementine Woodhull (I1708)
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| 11599 | Daughter of R.T. & A.E. Parks. | PARKS, Amanada Mary (I2307)
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| 11600 | Daughter of Rudolph and Almeda [Wood] Hall. Died in Springfield, Greene, MO. where she had lived for 30 years. PVT, US ARMY | HALL, Marcella Genevra (P826)
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