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14401	Joe Turnbull married Luella Pearl Adams.	TURNBULL, Joseph Wesley JOE (I488)
14402	Johan Henrich is the son of Eva Hein & Henrich Lauer Sr.	LAUER, Johan Henrich (I956)
14403	Johann ARNDT, Kathenmann (cottager, smallholder) in Müssow (+) oo Maria EGGERT from Thomas Vogel	Family (F26)
14404	Johann Crafft is the son of Anna Elisabeth Bald & Johann Jost Volkel.3.	VÖLKEL, Johann Crafft (I867)
14405	Johann Friedrich Völckel is the son of Johann Jakob Völckel JACOB FELKER & Maria Elisabeth MARY Griesing.	VÖLCKEL, Johann Friedrich .10 (I102)
14406	Johann Jacob Volkel is the son of Anna KATHARINA Amos & Johann Eckart Volkel.	VÖLKEL, Johann Jacob .8 (I81)
14407	Johann Jost is the son of Anna Margretha Later & Thomas Amos.	AMOS, Johann Jost (I955)
14408	Johann Jost Völckel - JOSEPH FELKER is the son of Johann Jakob Völckel JACOB FELKER & Maria Elisabeth MARY Griesing. . 1802 Apr 25, Niagara. Claim 43. Joseph Felker, Gainsborough, Farmer, S. Lot 33-34, Con 5 Gainsborough, 200 A, Original Nominee John Felker, claim allowed. claim 45, Lewis, Catharine, & Christina Felker, Gains. L38, C5, Gains. 100 A., from Jacob Felker, Allowed that a Deed should issue to the Three Heirs in trust for Lewis, Catharine & Christine Felker, as Heirs in Common. Ref: Upper Canada Heir & Devisee, H1148, p 361. . 1803 Apr 25 taken at Niagara. Claim 43, Ascertain Land Grants, Joseph Felker of Gainsborough, Farmer, Lot south 33 & 34, Con 5, Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln Co. 200 Acres. Former Assignee John Filker, Claim allowed. Remarks: South half Lot 35 & 35, Con 5: have been described for John Felker A1906, under an Order in Council of the 20 October 1796. Niagara, Claims for land. Commissioners Present: Hon. Henry Allcock, Robert Hamilton, Rev. Addison, clerk. Claim 43. Remarks: Lot 33, Con 5 has be described for Geo. Miller. The south halves of Lots 34 &35, Con 5, have been described for John Felker (No. 1906) under an Order in Council of 20 October 1776. Ref: Upper Canada Heir & Devisee, H1141, p. 512, again 541 & again Archives of Canada. John JOSEPH married (1) Margaret about 1802 in Upper Canada. They had the following children: . Phillip FELKER was born about 1803 & died before 1851. . Joseph FELKER was born about 1806/1812 & died 14 Jan 1885. . Catherine FELKER was born 22 Oct 1807 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Upper Canada. She died 1 Jan 1881 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Ontario & was buried in St. Anne's Cemetery, Lincoln, Ontario. 1851 Census Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Canada West (Sheet 18) Israel Felker, 39 with siblings, Mariah, 24, Catherine, 42, Levi, 21 & Phebe, 16. . Peter FELKER was born about 1809 & died 2 Oct 1887. . War of 1812: Private Joseph Felker served in the 4th or 5th Lincoln from July 20 to 24, 1813 (D401). . Joseph also married (2) Leah FURLOW on 14 Feb 1813 in Niagara District, Upper Canada. Leah was born 15 Dec 1791. She died 18 Apr 1845 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Ontario & was buried in St. Anne's Cemetery, Lincoln, Ontario. Leah, gives her as wife of Joseph. Her stone is next to his. The records of Robert Nelles J. P., 1796-1823; records held at Anglican Church, McMaster Univ. (microfilm but no interlibrary loan) Her name given as "Lena Furlow." UCLP 35, F Bundle 11, p766, C1893 Petition of Joseph Filker, son of Jacob Felker late arrived new New Jersey. Wants 200 acres, dated, Niagara, 2 July, 1796. Envelope: Recommended for 200 Acres. Read on July 14 1796. UCLPetition 72, F Bundle 11, Joseph Filker . Survey General office, York 4 Feb 1812, to John Small, 1893. Pursuant to the orders of Lieut. Gov. Gore of 23 Feb, 1810 respecting Land Claims. I have to state that according to Claim 43 of the Niagara Commission in May 1803, Joseph Felker appears to claim & has been allowed the south halves of Lot 33 & 34, Con 5, Gainsborough, containing 200 Acres from John Felker the original nominee. The Minutes of Search made thereon by this office stated that Lot 33, Con 5 had been described for George Miller, the Secretary of the Province, has reported that the Patent for this Lot has been completed. The Minutes of Search further stated that the sough halves of Lot 34 & 35, Con 5, Gainsborough, had been described of John Felker, under the authority of an Order in Council of 20 October, 1796 - in which year the Description issued - but I am not acquainted with the state of the patent upon this Description. Signed, Thos. Ridout, Survey General. . I do herby verify that the bearer Jacob Filker, Joseph Felker, & Lodwick Felker has taken the oath prescribed by lat to have father & sure allegiance to Our Majesty King George Third. Signed, 7th Day of July, 1796, David Secord, J.P. Note: Joseph's oath was filed with Ludwig Felker's Petition. Envelope: Read in Council, 2nd OCT 1810. This difficulty hinges upon the point of authority in the Commission & the date of the patent to the original Nominee & should rest with others of a similar nature, depending upon the Statue of 1797 as is supposed, the Claimant is son & Heir of the original nominee, he inherits under the Patent & suffers no injury. Order accordingly. Entered in Land Book J, page 445. UCLSundries, 1836 Dec 8, Petitions of Inhabitants of Gainsborough Twp. that Thos. Hardy me made magistrate for said district. The Township from time to time requires the active assistance of a magistrate, that the inhabitants of our twp. are under the necessity of traveling with their witnesses to the neighouring parts. Plaintiffs or defendants to have justice brought home to their doors with the appointment of a sufficient number of magistrates among themselves. The undersigned inhabitants, freeholders & householders of Twp. of Gainsborough, Niagara District., 23 signatures, inc. Joseph Felker, Wm. Snyder, Henry Snyder, Adam Mingle Jr. Adam Snyder, & Levi Snyder. . WILL of Claimed by JOSEPH FELKER, Lots 33, 34, 200 Acres of the south ends of said Lotts, Gainsborough, originally granted to John Felker, deceased. Made on 13 April. Put up 25 April 1803. -A Search in the Survey Gen. Office} York, 21 April 1803. John Filker is entered on the Plan of Gainsborough for S halves Lot 34 & 35, Con 5, containing 200 A., under an order in Council of the 20 October 1796, Chewett & Ridout. Entered in the Survey Gen. Office, book of Settlers No. 15 s. 2115. Sam Ridout & have been revisited no. 1906. > 1810 MILL ACCIDENT To Whom It May Concern. This may Certify that John Felker, Brother to Joseph Felker was killed in my mills by accident in the year of our Lord 1796. Signed, Secord, David, 24 August 1810, David Secord. The above died, dated 8 July 1799, AM. [AM time or initials of writer?] . UCLand Book 1818 October 5, Ref: C103, p380. [restates the above Sur. Gen. Office, York 4, Feb 1813 stating Joseph Felker is the heir of John Felker]. . Joseph & Leah had the following children: Israel FELKER was born about Nov 1814 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Upper Canada. He died 17 Dec 1865 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Ontario & was buried in St. Anne's Cemetery, Gainsborough, Lincoln, Ontario. Joseph & second wife Leah are both buried at the St. Ann's Cemetery, Gainsborough . 1828 Census, Gainsborough Township (p. 10) is Joseph Felker, next to Austen, George Rozell, David Bears, Asa Schooley, Eliz. Laing & Daniel Pound (Quakers). Stephen Roy & John Mingle Sr. At p. 4 is John Mingle Jr., & Adam Mingle Sr., p. 7. . 1816 May 20, Election, Candidates Robert Nelles Esq. & Doctor Cyrus Sumner. Joseph Felker, Gainsborough Twp., Con 6, Lot 24, Voted for Nelles. . 1851-1852 Census Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Canada West (Sheet 18) Israel Felker, 39 with siblings, Mariah, 24, Catherine, 42, Levi, 21 & Phebe, 16. . 1861 Census Gainsboro Twp. (p. 56) is Levi Felker, 31, with wife, Julia, 24, daughter. Maria, 3, Israel, 46, Catherine, 50, Marie, 32 & Phebe, 16. In his will Israel leaves everything to his half sister Catherine & his sister Maria. . Margaret FELKER was born about 1817 in Gainsboro Twp., Lincoln, Upper Canada. She died 27 Jan 1886 in Caistor Twp., Lincoln, Ontario. . 1851 at Gainsborough Township, Lincoln County, Ontario, at (Div. 1, p. 23) is Wilson Roy, (75A lot 3, conc. 6) age 41, farmer, born Canada West, with wife Margaret, 36 & children, Elizabeth Catherine, 18, James L., 16, Lydia L., 16, Joseph S., 11, Abby J., 9, & Emelia W., 3. . Margaret's WILL names, grandson Daniel Wilson Roy, son of Joseph, Hester Ann (Burkholder) Roy Porter, daughter-in -law, Martha Jane (Roy) Clendenning, niece & daughter of George. Margaret married (First Wilson ROY, son of Stephen ROY & Lydia ROSZEL, on 25 Dec 1832 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Upper Canada. Wilson was born about 1812 in Gainsborough, Lincoln, Upper Canada. He died after Apr 1871 in Binbrook Twp., Wentworth, Ontario. Margaret also married (Second) Robert NELSON. . Elizabeth FELKER was born Sep 1820 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Ontario. She died10 10 Nov 1878 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Ontario & was buried in St. Anne's Cemetery, Lincoln, Ontario. Elizabeth married John Whitwell. John was born 2 Jun 1816. He died 11 26 Oct 1880 in Lincoln, Ontario & was buried in St. Anne's Cemetery, Lincoln, Ontario. . Abigail FELKER was born 15 Aug 1825 & died 20 May 1903. . Mariah FELKER was born 28 Jan 1832 in Gainsboro Twp., Lincoln, Upper Canada. She died12 31 Dec 1898 in Gainsboro Twp., Lincoln, Ontario & was buried in St. Anne's Cemetery, Lincoln, Ontario. . 1851 Census Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Canada West (Sheet 18) Israel Felker, 39 with siblings, Mariah, 24, Catherine, 42, Levi, 21 & Phebe, 16. Mariah married Reuben HEASLIP after 1851. Reuben died 8 May 1914 & was buried in St. Anne's Cemetery, Lincoln, Ontario. . Levi FELKER was born about 1830/1834 & died 1861/1871. . Phoebe FELKER was born about 1836 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Upper Canada. . 1835 July 17, Friday. Claim 126. John Felker of Twp. of Saltfleet, in the District of Gore, Yeoman. Claims as Devisee of Jacob Felker, deceased. Lot S half 31, Con 5, Gainsborough, Niagara District. Original Nominee Jacob Felker. Allowed to Claim as assignee of the Original Nominee. Ref: 1st Heir & Devisee Commission, H1152, P. 400, Archives of Canada. . 1851 at Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln, Canada West (Sheet 18) Israel Felker, 39 with siblings, Mariah, 24, Catherine, 42, Levi, 21 & Phebe, 16. . Catherine is the daughter of Joseph & Margaret. Ontario Land Registry, Niagara North Book 102, p374 South Half Lot 28, Con 5 Township of Gainsborough . 1802 May 17, Patent, Crown, to Joseh Felker, all 200 Acres. No description, See Patent Book . 1844 Apr 30, Bargain&Sale, Joseph Felker, to Isreal Felker, 125 Acres, £250. . 1844 Apr 30 B&S, Joseph Felker, to Levi Felker, Part, £250, South 126.5 A. . 1865 Dec 26, B&S, Isreal Felker, to Catharine Felker, E pt. 67 3/4 A. $1000. . 1865 Dec 4, B&S, Isreal Felker, to Maria Felker, W part, 67 3/4A, $1000. Ontario Land Registry, Niagara North Book 102, p374 South Half Lot 29, Con 5 Township of Gainsborough . 1797 Apr 5, Patent, Crown, to Michael Wardell, All 200 Acres, . 1801 Mar 26, B&S, Mich. Wardell etux, to Jacob Felker, Eside 100A, £0.0.0. . 1828 Jan 28, Joseh Felker, to Geo. Roszel, Wpt EHalf 50A, £100 . 1828 Jan 28, Lewis Felker, to Joseph Felker, Wpt EHalf 50A; £100. . 1844 Aug 19, B&S, Joseph Felker, to Levi Felker, E pt of EHlaf, £250. Ontario Land Registry, Niagara North Book 102, p392 South Half Lots 29 & 30, Con 6 Township of Gainsborough . 19797 Sep 1, Patent, Crown, to Carolina Wardel, SHalf 100A . 1800 Feb 25, B&S, Carolina Wardel, to John Felker, SHalf, 100A . 1821 Apr 2, B&S, Carolina Wardel, to Nathaniel Roszel, £0.0.0; . 1828 Jany 28, B&S, Joseh Felker, to Geo. Roszel, S pt 1.5 Acre, £100. . 1828 Jany 28, B&S, Lewis Felker, to Joseph Felker, S pt 1.5 Acre, £100. . 1846 Sept 19, Joseph Felker, to Levi Felker, E 50A, £200 . Research & transcriptions by PJ Felker Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -	FELKER, Johann Jost Völkel JOSEPH .5 Sen. (I104)
14409	Johann Ludwig Völkel LEWIS Felker.1 is the son of Maria Elisabeth MARY Griesing & Johann Jakob Volcke JACOB Felker. The Erndtebrück Parish Register, gives his German name as "Johann Ludwig Voelckel." . UCLPetition 112, F Bundle 2, p686, C1893: Petition of Ladwick Filker, son of Jacob Felker, Respectfully shows that you Petitioner is 21, years of age, & is moved in this Province with his father from New Jersey, Jacob Filker. Requests 200 Acres of land. Signed, Niagara 2 July, 1796. Envelope: Ludwick Felker, Recommended for 200 Acres, Read July 14. . I do hereby certify that the bearer John Felker has taken the oath prescribed by law to be a faith & allegiance to Our Majesty King., Signed, July 2, 1796, David Secord, J.P. . I do herby verify that the bearer Jacob Filker, Joseph Felker, & Lodwick Felker has taken the oath prescribed by lat to have father & sure allegiance to Our Majesty King George Third. Signed, 7th Day of July, 1796, David Secord, J.P. . I do certify that the bearer John Filker Jun. has taken the oath prescribed by law to have faith & allegiance of our Majesty King George, Signed, July 2, 1796, David Record, J.P. Ref: UC Land Book B, 1796-97, Archives of Ontario. Note1: Lewis is actually18 years old. He was born 27 August, 1778 in Erndtebrück, Germany. UC Land Grants were given when a son reached the age of majority. Daughters might received a grant at a younger age if they were married. - PJA . 1802 Apr 25, Niagara. Claim 43. Joseph Felker, Gainsborough, Farmer, S. Lot 33-34, Con 5 Gainsborough, 200 A, Original Nominee John Felker, claim allowed. claim 45, Lewis, Catharine, & Christina Felker, Gains. L38, C5, Gains. 100 A., from Jacob Felker, Allowed that a Deed should issue to the Three Heirs in trust for Lewis, Catharine & Christine Felker, as Heirs in Common. Ref: Upper Canada Heir & Devisee, H1148, p 361. . 1803 Apr 25 - taken at Niagara. Heir & Devisee Claim 45, Ascertain Land Grants: Lewis Filker, farmer, Catherine Filker, Christine Filker, Spinsters, of Gainsborough, Farmer, Lot north half of Lot 38, Con 5, Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln Co., 100 Acres. Former Assignee Joseph, {rewritten Jacob] Felker, Proceedings of Commissioners: Joseph Felker the heir of the applied & consented, Allowed that a Deed should issue to the Hon. Robert Hamilton*, his heirs assign in Trust for Lewis, Catharine & Christine Filker, son & daughters of the said Jacob Felker, deceased & their Heirs as Tenants in common for the within named, Lot North Half of 38, Con 5, Gainsboro, 100 Acres. Remarks. Claim allowed. Entered to Jacob Filker & appears to be without difficulty. Ref: Upper Canada Heir & Devisee, H1141, p. 5112, Archives of Canada. Duplicate entries pg. 525 & H1148, p 369. Note2: Did including Robert Hamilton on the deed would imply that Joseph Felker had some debt owed for good purchased at Hamilton's store at Niagara-on-the-Lake? - PJA 201 . 1803 Apr 25. Niagara, Claims for land. Commissioners Present: Hon. Henry Allcock, Robert Hamilton, Rev. Addison, clerk. Claim 45, Lewis Felker, Farmer, Catharine & Christine Felker, Spinsters, all of Gainsborough, Lot 38 North half, Con 5, Gainsborough, 100 A. Original Nominee Jacob Felker, Proceedings: Agreed that a Deed should be issued to the Hon. Robt. Hamilton & his heirs & assigns in trust for Lewis, Catherine & Christina Felker, sons & daughters of the said Jacob Felker, deceased & their Heirs as Tenants in Common. Ref: UC Heir & Devisee H 1148, p 361. Note3: Robert Hamilton was a Land Commissioner, on a claim were he had potential to benefit! - PJA . 1813 Dec 18 - Account of flour & Whiskey sent from this to St. David's by Capt. Askin & Ensign Applyarth. Ref: Charles Askin Papers at Louth Mills. . 1828 Census Gainsborough Twp., Welland Co., Upper Canada Lewis Felker - six in the family. 3 males under 16, 0 females under 16, & 2 males over 16 & 1 female over 16. Next: Adam Mingle Sr. & Joseph Snyder. . 1851 Census Gainsborough Twp., Ontario Lewis Felker 73, born Germany, Wife Catherine, 62 born US Abraham Felker 39, William 36, Jacob 28 & wife Barbara, 17 & daughter Elizabeth C. Felker 1 month. Note: Census was really enumerated in c. January 1852. .Ontario Land Registry, Niagara North Book 102, p373 South Half Lot 26, Con 5 Township of Gainsborough . 1799 Jul 8, Patent, Crown, To Ludwick Felker, 200 Acres, See Patent Book . 1841 Oct 22, Bargain&Sale, Lewis Felker, to Daniel Felker, WHalf 100 A, £200. . 1841 Novb 6, B&S, Lewis Felker, to Jacob Felker, Weast Half 100 Acres, £200. Ontario Land Registry, Niagara North Book 102, p373 South Half Lot 27, Con 5 Township of Gainsborough . 1799 Jul 8, Patent, Crown, To Timothy Wardle, 200 Acres, See Paten Book . 1824 Mar 12, Bargain&Sale, Lewis Felker, EHalf 100 Acres, £125 . 1841 Oct 22, B&S, Lewis Felker, to William Felker, EHalf, 100Acres, £125. . 1842 Mar 28, B&S, Wm. Fitch, to William Felker, SW Quarter 50 Acres, £75 . 1853 Eby 1, B&S, Adam Mingle eteu, to Daniel Felker, NW Quarter 50A, £300 . 1860 Aug 10, WILL of William Felker, to Danl & Jacob Felker, 150 Acres, Ontario Land Registry, Niagara North Book 102, p394 South Half Lot 32, Con 6 Township of Gainsborough . 1850 Dec 15, Mortgage, John Fisher/ Fitch?, to William Felker, SHalf, £505.50. . 1860 Aug 10, WILL of Felker, to Daniel Felker, SHalf 50A, £20. . Transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -	FELKER, Johann Ludwig Völkel LEWIS .6 (I107)
14410	Johann Tobias is the son of Anna Elisabeth Bald & Johann Jost Volkel.3	VÖLKEL, Johann Tobias .4 (I546)
14411	Johanna died just weeks after the death of three of her children died from diphtheria.	CALLAGHAN, Johanna (I11232)
14412	Johanna Gleason is the daughter of Ira and Joanne Hill Gleason.	GLEASON, Johanna IRANNA (I179)
14413	Johanna is the daughter of Esther [Steele?] & Mr. Willson (and her sept-father was Henry Castator 1779-1848). -1847 Mar 29. Devins to Wilson, This day were married by license John Devins of the Twp. of York, bachelor and Johanna Willson, Twp. of Vaughan, spinster, by me Rev. Grannett, Rector of St. James Cathedral, Toronto. Children of Johanna Willson John Devins are: Henry O'Dell Devins, 1848 -1832 George, 1852-1901 James Wm., 1852-1912 Emily Saville, 1854 - 1891 Joseph Noah, 1856 - 1884 John Thomas Devins, 1858-1920. - - -	WILLSON, Johanna (I511)
14414	Johanna's maiden name was also "Callaghan," so it is presumed that if she were of a related family, she would have to have been at least separated by the three degrees of consanguinity then prescribed by Catholic practices.	CALLAGHAN, Johannah (I2334)
14415	Johannes is the son of Jannetje Jansdr (born 1627 Utrecht, Netherlands & died 13 Jul 1694 Bergen, NJ) & Wendell Michels Vanzandt (b. 1600, Xanten, N. Rhine Westphalia, Germany & d. 27 May, 1671, Netherlands.) Albany Dutch Reformed Church paid by the church for services including making a coffin for a "praying Indian boy." WILL of Johannes Van bandit. Stating that he was sick, he left personal effects & an annuity to his wife & divided his property including his slaves among his living children. The Will passed probate on November 9, 1724. - - -	VANZANDT, Johannes (I1475)
14416	Johannes is the son of Margarita Vanderpoel & Johannes Vanzandt.	VANZANDT, Johannes (I1473)
14417	Johannes Schuster Völckel is the son of Johann Jakob Völckel JACOB FELKER & Maria Elisabeth, MARY Griesing. . 1817, Erndtebrück Johannes married Anna Gertrud MENN, daughter of Johann Jost MENN & Anna Katharina BECKER. Anna was born 16 Jun 1788 in Erndtebrück, Westfalen, Germany. She died 22 Jan 1863 in Gevelsberg, Westfalen, Germany. . UCLP 34. To Lieut. Gov. John Graves Simcoe, Province of Upper Canada, 23 years of age, son of Jacob Filker, respectfully shews That your petitioner just moved from the Jersies, with his Father & Family & has never rxthers?. He would like 200 Acres. Niagara, 2 July 1796. . Petition 72g. This May Certify that John Felker Brother to Joseph Felker was killed in My Mills by an accident in the year of our Lord 1796. This May Certify that John Felker Brother to Joseph Felker was killed in My Mills by an accident in the year of our Lord 1796. To whom it May Concern Devisee Second L Orders 24 of Aug 1810 The above Deed dated 8 July 1799. initialed: AM. Devisee Second L Orders 24 of Aug 1810. - - -	VÖLKEL, Johannes Schuster .11 (I105)
14418	Johannes Volkel.1 is the son of Gottliebe Schneider & Johann Tobias Volkel. Johannes Volckel is given as a "Müellersmann," that is a miller's man. Johannes married Catherina Elisabeth Müeller. . Erndtebrück 1256 - 2006, 750 years Erndtebrück was first mentioned in documents in 1256. The State of Wittgenstein was first composed of the land east of Battenberg. A document from 1174 names a Count Werner of Wittgenstein, whose name comes from the castle near Laasphe. Even today Erndtebrück is considered to be a very remote hilly village in the upper Eder River valley. The road winds from west to east through the Eder & Befe Rivers. Fording the rivers was difficult when the rivers flooded. Thus name of the village, Erndte Bridge was an important toll bridge & a shorter route for the conveys of foreign traders & travelers. You could also save time by renting oxen to tow the wagons up the hill. On old maps the highest point on the Wabrich is called, the Wagon castle. This was a shelter to put wagons while the animals pulled the convoy's next wagon up hill. This resting space on the mountain was a shield against the mist & fog & this looked like a castle when seen from the village below. In more recent years, the hill tops are now used as high pasture lands for cattle. There are also hunting blinds adjacent the tree line. On the main road just outside of Erndtebrück there is a large cemetery. The cold falling rain prevented me from having a look there. PJ Felker (Ahlberg) October 2010. - - -	VÖLKEL, Johannes (Friederich?) .5 (I84)
14419	John & Benjamin Allin are sons of Grace Wade & William Allin. John is the younger brother of Benjamin Allin. In the 1881 Census Ashfield Twp., Huron N. Co., Ontario, John Allan is living with brother Ben, wife & 3 girls. - - -	ALLIN, John (I312)
14420	John A Hale is the son of Lily E Heard and Matthew Hale. John A Hale has six Hale children.	HALE, John Alexander JACK (I507)
14421	John A. is the son of Christina McKenzie & Matthew Sheffield Cassan, Jr.	CASSAN, John ARTHUR (I103)
14422	John Adams (1797-1801) was presidnet	NELSON, Joshuah 6 (P507)
14423	John Alex Sturgeon is the son of Margaret Maria Wallace & John Watson Stewart.	STEWART, John Alex STURGEON , A.M., Ph.D. (I717)
14424	John and Caroline first lived in London Twp. and about 1839 moved to the Byron area where they spent the rest of their lives.	MONTAGUE, John (I1526)
14425	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2678)
14426	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family (F250)
14427	John and his sister Mary came to Marysville probably after 1850. At the time of the 1861 census, John was working away from his family, while his very pregnant wife Catherine and her three children were living with the family of Laurence Malone - the census has them all listed as 'family'. By about 1869 they moved to Sombra Twp, Lambton County. John and Catherine had 10 children. John and Catherine resided on N 1/4, Lot 9 Con 9, Sombra Twp, Lambton Co., Ontario	CALLAGHAN, John Sr (I11781)
14428	John and Hope were married by John Bishop, Justice of Woodbridge.	Family (F677)
14429	John and Lucinda were married on December 27,1883. Lucinda’s parents were Isaac Clark and Jane Clarke. Her name is listed as Cinderella. The 1891 Census for Hastings County lists John and Lucinda and family as living in East Deseronto. The family religion was listed as Methodist, and John`s occupation was as a Labourer. John and Lucinda are both buried in the Wellington Village Cemetery. Lucinda passed away at the home of daughter Norma, who lived at Niles Corners at the time.	GOODMURPHY, John (I1247)
14430	John and Margaret lived in Lonsdale, Ontario where they operated the General Store	HAYES, John (Jack) (I2610)
14431	John and sarah Slocomb were married by Rev. John Wiswall.	HAWKSWORTH, John (I457)
14432	John and Susan Clark were married on October 9,1832 by Elder Winne. Susan Clark is the sister of Elizabeth Clark, who married Cecil Reynolds, who was the father of Samuel Reynolds, who was the father of Henrietta and Lillie Belle Reynolds. John and Susan were neighbours of William Wilson on the Irvine Gore, in the early years of their married life. The 1851 Census lists a John C. Goodmurphy living in Hillier Township. John is listed on the Census between Jared Clark and Sam Ellis. The 1866 County Directory shows John under Ameliasburg Twp on the 3rd Concession - Lot 96F. John was a farmer and the family is listed as members of the Church of England. The Ameliasburg property (Lot 96-Conc. 3) was originally granted by the Crown to Nathaniel Taylor on May 17, 1802, the lot representing 200 acres. On August 14, 1848, the property was passed to Nathaniel Osburn (guessed to be a relation). On January 12, 1852, a John C. Osburn sold the East Half (100 acres) to John C. Goodmurphy, per B&S # 316. On March 15, 1871, John sold the property to his son Gilbert, refer to B&S # 2219. The property then passed down to Gilbert's son, Lewis Elgin, and when he passed away, it was passed to Earle Goodmurphy. Earle passed away in 1989, and his widow, Eileen held the property until her death in 1993. The property was eventually sold. A Snapshot of the Goodmurphy Farm in 1861 In 1861 the family lived on 100 acres where they had 80 acres under cultivation, with 38 acres in crops and 39 acres as pasture, tow acres were used as a garden and a small orchard. Twenty (20) acres of woodland produced $160.00 of maple sugar. The total value of the land was $1500.00. The farm implements to work the land had a value of $50.00. John planted acreage and harvested produce as follows: 4 acres of spring wheat = 82 bushels 9 acres of barley = 200 bushels 13 acres of rye = 300 bushels 7 acres of peace = 150 bushels 1 acre of oats = 30 bushels 4 acres of Indian corn = 65 bushels 1 acre of potatoes = 100 bushels His livestock valued at $420.00 consisted of the following: 2 steers, 5 milk cows, 3 horses, 1 colt, 7 pigs, 17 sheep giving 60 lbs of wool, enough for 16 yds of full cloth and 30 yds of flannel The family also put up 3200 lbs of pork in barrels, and 700 lbs of butter They had a pleasure carriage valued at $50.00.	GOODMURPHY, JOHN C. (I25)
14433	John Anthony was born about 1789 in Portugal. (39) He appeared on the census in 1830 in Crawford Co., GA.(40) Male - 1 (40-50) Female - 1(5-10) ,1(20-30) He appeared on the census on 5 Sep 1850 in Crawford Co., GA.(44) Entry reads age 61, born in Portugal occupation is a planter and value of real estate owned is $1000.00 He signed a will on 27 Dec 1879 in Crawford Co., GA. (45)(46) Copy in possesion of author, provided by Tina Hortman of Crawford Co., GA. He died before Nov 1880 in Crawford Co., GA.(39) He was buried about Nov 1880 in Providence Cemetery, Crawford Co., GA. (39) He had an estate probated on 1 Nov 1880 in Crawford Co., GA. (45)(47) He was married to Elizabeth Ethridge about 1820. (48)	ANTHONY, John (I1340)
14434	John B Andrew is the son of John ANDREW & Catherine BROWN .	ANDREW, John B (I151)
14435	John B Lawrence was Half Cousin, once removed, of Richard & John Lawrence of Toronto. The common ancestor was. Capt. William C Lawrence of NJ and England.	LAWRENCE, John Brown Esq., U.E. (I351)
14436	John Bailey served as a soldier under General Phipps in the expedition against Canada in 1690, and perished coming from Canada, November 19, 1690	BAILEY, John 9 (P5598)
14437	John Bailey's first wife: Mary Lawrence; . 2nd wife Mary Mabley Kurtz b 1827, died 1897 Dec 4, Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Mary Mabley daughter Mary Mallet & Wm. Mabley. (seven children). . 1905 Dec 18 - John Bailey's wound may prove fatal. John bailey, who shot himself to Friday, was near death late tonight & the end was expected in a few hours. Ref: The Globe Newspaper, Toronto. - - -	BAILEY, John Sr. (I178)
14438	John Barker Walker, Baptized 27 May 1816, Sedgefield Son of Jane Ann Lackenby & Robert Walker. . 1851 Census Sedgefield, Durham Co., England John Walker, Head, 34 y /1817, born Sedgefield, Journeyman Forge man. - - -	WALKER, John Barker .iv (I217)
14439	John Bowlby emigrated from England to Boston, MA. According to the description of Adam Bowlby, his grandson, he was the youngest son of a titled family holding entailed landed estates in England. Adam claimed that John was the only one of his family to emigrate and that the whole family of Bowlbys all over the United States and Canada at that time were descendants of his. He lived to be 99 years, 11 months and 20 days. The article also referred to "Hannah Ray" as a sister of Thomas (therefore a daughter of John) but the handwritten note with corrections says that this person was, in fact, Nancy (Hawksworth) Reagh already listed in this family tree.	BOWLBY, John (I582)
14440	John came to America in 1674 with his two sons John and Thomas. They came to America on the Good Ship Charles captained by Bentony Eaton. They arrived in Baltimore, Maryland in the Chesapeake Bay in the year 1674. They settled in a small town in Maryland called Patapsco. It is located about 20 miles northwest of Baltimore. They lived in Patapsco for about 100 years. The Deadman's were "Tories" & loyal to the King of England. In 1765 after living in Patapsco, Baltimore, Maryland for 100 years the Deadman property was confiscated because they refused to pledge allegiance to the newly formed government.	DEADMAN, John Lane (I7306)
14441	John died of consumption at age 25 years, 4 months, buried in Marysville.	DOYLE, John (I2561)
14442	John died of Yellow Fever.	RYERSON, John (I954)
14443	John Elbert is the son of ELIZAabeth Jane Willson & Joseph Snider. . Note on Date of death: Index gives the death date of May 21, 1911. The actual Death Registration Certificate gives the date of death as May 25, 1911. - - -	SNIDER, John Elbert (I224)
14444	John Elbert is the son of ELIZAabeth Jane Willson &Joseph Snider. . 1911 Jun 2 - the death of Mr J E Snider, son of Joseph Snider, formerly of King, but now Manitoba, occurred at 704 Crawford St, Toronto, on Sunday, night, 21st alt, aged 47 years. Deceased had been unwell for some time. He was born at Newtonbrook & along with his parents came to reside on Lot 20 in the 2nd Concession of King. In 1886, he married Miss Hattie A Willis & came to reside in Aurora, 10 years ago the moved to Toronto, where they have lived since. Besides the widow, he leaves a family of 5 children, 3 sons & 2 daughters. The remains were interred in Aurora Cemetery. Ref: Newmarket Era Newspaper. Note on Date of death: Index gives the death date of May 21, 1911. The actual Death Registration Certificate gives the date of death as May 25, 1911. - - -	SNIDER, John Elbert (I1696)
14445	John emigrated to North Dakota in 1896, returning to Tyendinaga to marry Mary Ann in 1906.	HUNT, John (I2773)
14446	John F Mason was first buried 26 Apr 1873, Toronto Necropolis Cemetery, Plot 182, owner W T Mason & reburied 16 Nov 1888 [along with other Masons reburied] Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto.	MASON, John Franklin (I1256)
14447	John father Wm wf hannah Warde 1 1626–1708	WARD, Rev. William (m. Abigail Spring) % (P7777)
14448	John Felker, 26, Widower, yeoman, Garafraxa, s/o John & Henrietta, Married MARY PATTERSON, 22, Ontario, Gafrafraxa, d/o JOHN & MARY ELLEN, Witn: Frederick & Jane Felker of Garafraxa,([Brother & his wife] on 3 Jan, 1872 Married at John's farm. Garafraxa W, Vol. 27	Family (F1)
14449	John Felker, 26, Widower, yeoman, Garafraxa, s/o John & Henrietta, Married MARY PATTERSON, 22, Ontario, Gafrafraxa, d/o JOHN & MARY ELLEN, Witn: Frederick & Jane Felker of Garafraxa,([Brother & his wife] on 3 Jan, 1872 Married at John’s farm. Garafraxa W, Vol. 27	Family (F1)
14450	John Felker.4 is the son of Henrietta Couse & Lewis Felker.2nd. . Early Members of Mount Carmel Methodist Church, Lot 15, Con 7, Garafraxa Twp.: FELKER, John was born in 1821 in Ontario, 1871 member, Carmel Methodist Church, West Garafraxa, married Henrietta. . Garafraxa Wild Lands Assessment Mary Felker, Lot 16 SW 100 6th Con. Settled 1833, Assessed 1 Jul 1849 Mary Felker, Lot 17 SW 163, 6th Con. Settled 1833, Assessed 1 Jul 1849. . 1851 Census, Garafraxa West, Wellington, Ontario John Felker age 32, b. Ontario, farmer, Methodist Henrietta 26; Frederick 9; John 7; Ann 5 & twin Mary 5; Elizabeth Felker. . 1851 Apr 17 Census, Garafraxa West Twp. John Felker, Age 50, b 1821, Ontario, German Origin, Methodist Epis., Farmer Henrietta, Age 46, b 1825, Ontario Mary Ann, Age 24, b 1847, Ontario Elisabeth, Age 19, b 1852, Ontario Francis, Age 14, b 1857, Ontario, & Phebe Jane Felker, Age 6, b 1865, Ontario. Note1: Resided with his brother Abraham Felker at his father-in-law's Monkman farm at W Lot 15, Con 7. Note2: 1860, John Felker farmed his father's 50 acres. . 1858 Mar 1- April Letters remaining in the Garafraxa Post Office: John Fokes, Elias Fulker, Geo. Skine Post Master. . 1858 June 1 for 3 weeks, Letters Remaining, Faulks, John (2 letters). . 1858 Sep 2 - Dec 1st. John Folks. Alex Ferrier, Wm. Felker. Ref: British Constitution Newspaper. History of Belwood. In 1854 Mr Skeen built a mill, which was a great advantage as before this the pioneers were obliged to put 50 lbs. of wheat another backs & walk to Fergus or even sometimes to Guelph. When they goat oxen they felt they could with for nothing better. Mr. Dixon was the miller & all the farmers brought their wheat & oats to be ground into flour & oaten by water power. Mr. Cyrus Sargent drove the mail & stage to Fergus for a time & used to blow a horn all the way down the street so everyone know when he arrived with parcels & mail. There was a woolen mill where the wall as taken to the mill in fleeces. It was made in a roll about an inch across. You had to be very careful of these rolls. They were so soft & could easily be broken. The farmer took them home to his wife who spent many weary hours spinning them into yard. They made their dyes from different kings of baRk of trees in the bush. Ref: 1949, Wellington Co. Museum & Archives. . 1861 AGRICULTURAL CENSUS, Belwood, Wellington Co. JOHN FELKER, Con 7, Lot 16, Under cultivation 40 Acres, Crops 1860 30A., Pasture 1860 10A, Wild woods 10A, Farm Value $2,000, implements $100, Spring Wheat 14A yields 300 bu., Peas 5A yields 120 bu., Oats 10A yields 300 bu., Potatoes 1A yields 50 bu., Turnip nilA yields 600 bu., Hay Bundles of 10,000 lbs. 2, Maple sugar 100 lbs, Wool 30 lbs., Full cloth 13 yards, Flannel 20 yards, Cider nil, Bulls/Oxen over 3 years nil, Steers/Heifers 3, Milled Corn 3, Horses over 3 years old 4, Value of same $300, Colts/Filles 3 years, 9, Sheep 9, Pigs 11 Value of a ll Livestock $700. Butter 200 lbs., Beef barrels 300 lbs., Pork barrels 120 lbs. Census taker rears: In a good many places I find that the Farmers Complain hat the Spring Frost has injured the Peas & Spring Wheat. The Potatoes has also been injured by the Frost. Agr. census for Lewis, Abraham, William & John Felker. . 1867 Wellington County Directory: Folkes, John [Felker], Con 5, Lot 16, freeholder. . 1871 Gazetteer County Wellington, West Garafraxa Township John Felker, Con. 7, Lot 15. Freeholder. . 1871 - 1877 John Felker Jr. had E half Lot 27, Con 7, Garafraxa, along with South quarter Lot 27. The Irvine River runs along the location for the 7th line, so it was not open, very low land there. A trail was opened on higher land to the east. . 1871 John Felker Jr. W half Lot 27, Con & continues S. half Lot 27 in 1877. Garafraxa Circuit: Morris Cook. W Neal, Jas Loree, Wm. Woods., Wm Cotton, Jno. own, H Scarrow, Jno. Mitchel, Rev R L Tindall, Mrs D Kyle, Mrs. Burns, W. FELKER, J. FELKER, A. FELKER. A. & D. Feirrier, Jas. Kennedy & R. Everligh. Circuits in Orangeville, Horninge Mills, Creemore, Collinwood, Meaford, Mount Forest, Listowel, Teeswater, Invermay, Kincardine, Hanover - All Circuit missions served by Rev. J. H. Hilts! Ref: Experiences of a backwoods preacher, by Rev. Joseph H Hilts, 1887. XRef: Abe. Monkman for a more lengthy version. - PJA. . 1871 Mar 10 - School Sec Now 11 on 10th Con. Still closed, no opening prospect. James Brown lost his 4 children to scarlet fever in one week [ no children left.] . 1871 Jun 2 - Scarlet Feever Panic, sons of Ed. McConnel, Lot 24, Con 6, Garafraxa, Swallowed creek water, fever 3 days, attendance at school decreased [boy is OK.]. . 1871 June 30 - Pig Bylaw probing pigs running lose in Fergus, amuse country folk, A social was held Friday ending at the M.E. church 6th Line Sara. Music played, 2 speeches, $11.50 collect for school Sabbath library. Note3: This the the school house, adjacent the log church to the Felker property on 6th Con. Gara. Ref: Fergus Freeholder Newspaper. . 1883 Wellington County Directory: John Felker, Con 6, Lot 16 Garafraxa, farmer, 50 Acres. . 1875 Wellington Co. Directory & Gazetteer, Douglas, Garafraxa P.O. A Post Village situated on Lot 12, Con 7 & 8, Twp. West Grafraxa. It contains 5 stores, 3 blacksmiths shops, planing mill, saw mill, & flower & grist mil, iron foundry, 3 hotels & 3 churches, Presbyterian, Methodist & congregationalist. The Credit Valley railway will have a station here. The Gravel Road between Hereford & Fergus which passes through this Village, is considered one of the best in the County. Parties writing to this office should be careful & address Garafraxa, the name of the P.O. is not Douglas, as a great many suppose. Numerous mistakes are made in this way, as there is a Post office of that name in the Co. Renfrew. A carding mill will be opened in the Village this season. Distant from Fergus 8 miles, & 21 from Guelph, the County Town. Stage to Fergus daily, fare 30 cents. . 1875 Mar 1 - Mr. John Felker, Garafraxa, has encaged a beautiful bald-head eagle. His majesty was out in search of fresh lamb, & finding no rest for the sole of his foot but the pan of a steel strap, has now retired from active business. Ref: The Globe Newspaper, Toronto. . 1876 Wellington Co., Directory, Douglas, Garafraxa PO A Post Village situated Lot 12, Con 7 & *, West Garafraxa Twp., It contains 5 stores, 3 blacksmiths shops, planing, saw, flour 7 grit mills, iron foundry, 3 hotels, 3 church.Parties writing to this office should be careful & address Garafraxa, the name of the P.O. is not Douglas, as a great many suppose. Numerous mistakes are made in this way, as there is a Post office of that name in Renfrew Co. A carding mill will be opened in the Village this season. State to Fergus daily fare 30 cents. . 1878 Feb 21 - Scarlet fever is prevalent in some sections of West Garafraxa.Ref: Acton Free Press. . 1879 - Douglas, Garafraxa P.O. Pop about 300. several churches, grist seam, Plaining, woolen mills. Montreal telegraph office, Mails daily. . 1877 - John Felker, Con 7, Lots 27, 50 A. & 60 A., Lot 16 50 A . 1881 Census, John & Henrietta are in Garafraxa West, Wellington Centre, Ontario John age 61, Dutch, Farmer, E. Methodist Henrietta age 54; Ann 34; Francis 25; Jane 16. . 1883 Wellington Co. Directory, West Garafraxa Twp. Felker John, Freeholder, Con 7, Lot 16. Douglas, West Gararafraxa twp. has a rolling surface with principally clay loam, with heavy clay subsoil, about 1/5 seconds & 1/5 third class. The soil products are spring wheat, barley, oats, peas, turnips, hay, pasture, Cattle raising being largely engaged in. Ontario Death Registration # 8- 019582, West Garafraxa Twp., Wellington Co., Cdn.Methodist church, stone bldg., seating 200, services 10:30. Pray meeting on Thursday. . Name: John Felker, Senior, Died 13 Sep 1884 at West Garafraxa, Wellington Gender: born 1820, Aged 64 years, 5 months, born Grimsby, Ontario d. of rheumatism*, 20 years. Informant: Rev M Smith, Garafraxa, Methodist. Note4*: Rheumatism - like any respectable farmer, early to bed & early to rise, makes one's bones to ache: Chop wood to keep the cold & damp off the log cabin, out in the rain & wet snow to look after the crops & tend to the animals at least a couple of times a day. - PJA. Transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -	FELKER, John .16 (I127)