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| 15351 | Manitoulin Island. | MCCUTCHEON, James .1 (I214)
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| 15352 | Manitoulin. | MCCUTCHEON, Cecilia CELA .2 (I272)
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| 15353 | Manitoulin. | MCCUTCHEON, Minard (I273)
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| 15354 | Manitowaning, Manitoulin Isl, Ontario | SKIPPEN, Anna Maria .2 (I333)
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| 15355 | Manning 1 | MANNING*, Infant (I987)
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| 15356 | Manning 2 1851 census: farming 50 acres at L17 C5, next to his parents, and living in a one-storey log cabin. | MANNING*, Alonzo (I11)
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| 15357 | Manning 6 (snapped off and missing, but probably is hers); DWT says buried at BSC 1851 census: Hannah Manning, 58, b. USA | SCHRIVER*, Hannah (I557)
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| 15358 | Manning 7 age 1 year 4 months | MANNING*, Hannah Maria (I983)
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| 15359 | Manning 7 | WILTSE*, Caroline (I981)
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| 15360 | Manufacturing information from colophon.|||Includes index. | Source (S-2051182534)
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| 15361 | Maple Leaf Cemetery | DOLSON, Roger Frederic (P10)
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| 15362 | Maple Leaf Cemetery | DOLSEN - DOLSON, Frederick Alexander (P15)
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| 15363 | Maple Section Plot. | MONTGOMERY, David Richard (I1646)
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| 15364 | Maple, Vaughan Twp., Ontario. | BOOTHBY, Hannah (I470)
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| 15365 | Marcedes M. Hoffmann | MARTINSEN, Frederic Robert (P945)
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| 15366 | Marg is the daughter of Thomas Weatherston. Obituary of her father: 1914 May 7 - FELL DEAD LEAVING THE CHURCH, Mr. Thomas Weatherston, of Everton, Stricken with Hemmorrhage, SECOND SUDDEN DEATH LATELY Just a week from the day of the funeral of Mr. Wm. G. Cook, who was found dead in bed at his home near Ospringe, Mr. Thomas Weatherston, of Everton, passed away just as suddenly. Mr. Weatherston, had gotten into the buggy, after attending the afternoon service in Ospringe Presbyterian Church on Sunday, & without any apparent struggle, he grew limp in the seat & died. The incident caused much consternation, among those coming from the Church. Deceased had seemed in his usual good health that day & had attended the McLelland inquest at Everton the night before, where he had conversed with many of his friends. Dr. McCullough, of Rockwood, was soon on the scene, & the body, which had been taken into a nearby house, was removed by a son to the family residence at Everton. The late Mr. Weatherstone was 71 years of age & though of robust health in a general way, had suffered from heart trouble for some time. The doctor pronounced death as due to a heart hemorrhage. The deceased, who was known & highly esteemed in the neighborhood, leaves surviving his 3 sons & 4 daughters. They are John in the West, Thomas & George in Eramosa; Mrs. McCutcheon, of Everton; Mrs. Hamilton, of Shiloh; Mrs. Blair & Mrs. Dalton, of Dalton, Manitoba. Ref: Acton Free Press. Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | WEATHERSTON, Mary MARGaret I (I35)
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| 15367 | Margaret Ann is the daughter of Jane Smart & Wm. Alexander McGregor, born 1929 in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, landed 1855 & was blacksmith in Belwood. . Ontario, Wellington Co., West Garafraxa Twp., Marriage Registration # 12435 William Felker, age 32, born Belwood, West Garafraxa, widower, carriage maker, son of Elizabeth Ferrier and Wm. Francis Felker, married Oct 3, 1888, to Margaret Ann McGregor, 19 year, born Belwood, spinster, daughter of Jane Smart & Wm. McGregor. Wit: Geor. McGregor, Woodstock & Amanda Felker, Guelph. . When on a visit to Grandma's house - how she would meet you at the door, all smiles, wearing her Mother-Hubbard wrapper, snugly belted in at the waist, made of these grey prints of so long ago & so long that her toes just peeked out when she walked. This, with her small black lace cap & tiny lavender bow in the front. . Off the spacious kitchen were we ate our meals, was the pantry lined with shelves & dark as a dungeon, but we know where she kept those cookie cans. ...Saturday was bake day for the week. Can't you just see that washstand with washbasin, soap in a broken saucer, comb & brush & those 3 yards lengths of roller-towel used by one & all. - - - | MCGREGOR, Margaret Ann (I407)
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| 15368 | Margaret Ann Vanzant married Isaac Lehamn (1846-1931). | VANZANT, Margaret Ann (I1374)
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| 15369 | Margaret Annie Lawrence's fourteen children are: . Mary Gertrude Burton b 1880, married Duncan Fines. 4 Fines children. Henry 1882 - 1912. (Harry), Nashville Cemetery Plot C6.10. Margaret 1884 - 1942; Married Wm. Dunn 1877-1942; 3 Dunn children. Frank 1885; married Edith Cook; 2Lawrence children. Annie 1886; married Wm. Tuxson; 2 Tuxon children. William 1890, married Nora Hill. Gideon Burton 1891 - 1962. May Burton 1893-1893. Jean Burton 1893-1893. Nashville Cemetery Plot C6.10; Jean & May Burton, (Twins), 1893-1893, Nashville Cemetery Plot C6.10. Charles Lawrence Burton 1897; married Edna Muriel Plunkett b 1906; Ten Burton children. Orville 1900; 3 Burton children. Alvin Edgar 1900 - 1968. Robert Errol 1903; married Mary Constable 1910; 5 Burton children. Verla Burton born 1895; married Donald A Beaton 1866 - 1934 (his first marriage Cora Cantlon had 3 Beaton children) and 2nd marriage to Verla Burton - they had 7 Beaton children. . Upon the death of her parents, Margaret Anne & Uncle John Rezeau Lawrence was granted guardianship on 17 Mar 1897 of the 6 youngest siblings. Witness: Ontario Marriage License: #012578-77 Henry Creighton, 28, Toronto, Vaughan, farmer, s/o Robert & Jane, married Maggie McGillivray, 22, Vaughan, same, d/o Neil & Flora, Witn: Donald McGillivray of Vaughan, Margaret Annie LAWRENCE of Clairville, married 20 March 1877, at residence of bride's father, Vaughan. . 1930 Aug 28, Woodbridge, Century Burton Reunion in Canada, Clover Hill Farm, Conc. No. 9, Lot No.13. . 1833 Jun 29 - Burton Family re-Unite at Burnaby Farm, Upwards of 150 members of the Burton Clan trooped to the home of Mr Mrs Frank Burnett on burnaby Farm, Lot 60 Yonge St, on Saturday last. Mrs. Robt. Burton, Woodbridge. . 1933 Dec 14, Elder News: The annual meeting of the WMS of Knox Crch was held at the home of Mrs R Burton, on Thurs. Dec 7th. A social hour followed the meeting. 1935 July 4th, Burton Clan Ancestors Remembers at Reunion on Dominion Day. William 'Willie' Burton, May 3rd,1890 -- June 28th,1983; . 1936 October 8th - William Burton, Veteran of World War 1, is home for visit Willam Burton who served his Country overseas -- Enlisted January 4th, 1916 in World War 1 has been a resident of Kansas City, Missouri, USA since 1920 and is at present visiting with his mother, Mrs. Robert Y. Burton Sr. Concession No. 9 -- Lot 13. Willie, as he is known to his Elders Mill's School mates and friends in general, will extend his visit to Woodbridge Fair when he will reunite with many friends of long ago. Ref: The Liberal Newspaper, Richmond Hill, Vaughan Township, York County, Ontario. . 1936 Dec 17, Woodbridge District News: Mrs Robert Burton Celebrates Her 75th Birthday A happy gathering of immediate relatives met at her home Lot 13, Con 9, on Thurs. Dec 10th to celebrate her 75th birthday. Mrs Burton enjoys excellent health & attends to the household duties of her sons Gideon & Robert who operate the original Burton homestead of the late Henry Burton who settled there in 1830. Mrs Burton before marriage, was Margaret Annie Lawrence, daughter of the late Mr Mrs Isaac Lawrence of Clairville & is the mother 12 children, 11 of whom are living. They are: Mrs Duncan Fimis, Toronto Gore; Mrs Wm. Dunn, Pickering; Mrs Wm. Truxton, Kansas City, Mo; Mrs Donald Beaton, Wyoming, USA; Willam, Kansas City, Mo.; Orville, Toronto Gore; Frank, Keewatin; Alvin & Charlie, Manitoba. Mrs Burton was presented with a pendant by her family. Her brother, Townley Lawrence, address the gather. Mrs Burton takes a keen iterate in old affairs & is particularly active in matters concerning the Presbyterian church. Ref: The Liberal newspaper, Richmond Hill. . 1938 Jan 13, Woodbridge, Friends in the community of Mrs Robert Burton Sr., Con 10, are sorry to hear she is confined to bed though illness. . 1938 Jan 27, Mrs Robert Burton After an illness of about 3 weeks, Mrs Robert Burton passed away in Peel memorial hospital on January 27. She suffered a paralytic stroke 3 weeks ago. formerly Miss Margaret Ann Lawrence, was a daughter of the late Mr Mrs Isaac lance & was born at Clairville 76 year ago She had been a lifelong ember of Know Presbyterian church, Elders Mills. Mr Burton passed away about 11 years ago. His father , the late Henry Burton, settled at the Tenth concession in Vaughan township in 1830. It was on this farm in 1930 that the first Burton reunion was held just 100 years to a day after the farm was settled. Mrs. Burton is survived by 7 sons & 4 daughters. They are Gildeon, Orval & Robert, at home; William Kansas City, Frank, Keewatin: Alvin & Charles at Borssevan, Manitoba; Mrs Duncan Fines, Claireville; Mrs Wm. Dunn, Brougham, Markham Twp; Mrs Wm. Tuxon, Kansas City; & Mrs Donald Beaton, Wyoming. The eldest son, harry, passed on 25 years ago. the surviving brothers & sisters are: Wm. Lawrence, Virden, Man; Huver Lawrence, Medicine Hat; Townley Lawrence, Toronto; Charles Lawrence, Pipestone, Man; Mrs Ida Cassan, Toronto, Mrs William Dennison, Streetsville; & Mrs Thomas Pierson, Weston. Ref: The Liberal newspaper, pub. 1938 Feb 3. - - - | LAWRENCE, Margaret Annie .xi (I198)
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| 15370 | Margaret Eliza is the daughter of Mary Anne Johnston and Charles G Parks. | PARKS, Margaret Eliza (I2278)
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| 15371 | Margaret Emley . Margaret Emley married first, Ruliff VanCleve. They had 5 children: Joseph, Hannah (Hanah seemed to marry a step-brother & had a Rev Ruliff Van Cleaf Lawrence.), Besta, Catty Ann & Jane VanCleve. Margaret Emley Vancleve married 18 Nov 1820 second, to Jacob Lawrence. . NJ County Marriage, p100 of 1003. 1805 May 29 - married Rulef Vancleve & Margaret Embey, by John Woodhiull, DD. - - - | EMLEY, Margaret (I2588)
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| 15372 | Margaret Evelyn is the daughter of Sarah E Wilson of Gainsborough Twp., Ontario, & Kevell Sherlock Crooker, wire worker. Evelyn Crocker's 5 Lawrence children are: Mary Elizabeth 1899; married Wm. Ross Young; 2 Young children; Kathleen Evelyn 1901; m. James Grant Halpin, one Halpin child; Bessie Ella, 1904; m. Reginald Alfred Clay; one Clay child; Frank Huver, 1906 Medicine Hat, SK. - 1924; & Adrian Isaac Lawrence,1908; m. Agnes Emily Pederson; one Lawrence child. | CROCKER, Margaret Evelyn (I46)
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| 15373 | Margaret Ferrier & married1, 13 Dec 1899 at E. Luther, Dufferin Co., to David Hammond; married2 1908 May 18 to Edward J Cates | FERRIER, Margaret Susanna MAGGIE (I115)
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| 15374 | Margaret gave birth to Clara in March of 1867 and died in 1867. The infant Clara also died in 1867, "a few months after her mother." | PYBUS, Elizabeth (I438)
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| 15375 | Margaret is mentioned in her father Peter Rezeau's will. | REZEAU, Margaret (I633)
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| 15376 | Margaret is the daughter of Agnes Barclay & John E Parker. | PARKER, Margaret (I53)
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| 15377 | Margaret is the daughter of Agnes Robertson & James Stark. Wellington Co. Registration #034793, Feb 26, 1876, Annie Isabella Justice, female, Father Adam Justice, mason, mother Margaret Stark. Informant Adam Justice, mason, Erin. Registered Apr 17, 1876. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Wm. Tyler. Wellington Co. Registration #038440, Oct 8, 1885. David Justice, male, Father Adam Justice, Mason, mother Margaret Stark. Informant Adam Justice, mason, Village of Erin. Registered May 21, 1886. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton, Registrar Wm Tyler. . Children of Margaret Stark & Adam Justice.1st, are Catherine Justice, 1858-1924; John1861, James 1865, Wm 1868, Adam 1874, Ann B 1877, Thous Stark Justice 1878-1957, Jean Justice 1879 Jane S 1881, Roberg 1883, David Justice, 1885-1969. . 1891 Apr 11 Census, Erin Village, Ontario Justice, Adam, Age 55, /1836 Scotland, Free Church, stone mason Justice, Margaret, Age 51/1840, Scotland, Free Church, wife; Justice, John Age 30, 1861 Ontario, son, Stone mason James, 26, 1865, Ontario, son, Stone mason William, 24, 1867, Ontario, son, Stone mason Adam, 18, 1873, Ontario, son, Stone mason Ann I, 14, 1877, Ontario, daughter [Annie Isabella Thomas, 12, 1879, Ontario, son [b. Jan 7 1878] Jane S, 10, 1881, Ontario, daughter [born 1879 Oct 1]. Robert, 8, 1883, Ontario, son [born Jan 26 1883] David Justice, 6, 1885, Ontario, Son, Free Church. [born Oct 8 1885] . Annie Isabella Justice, 26 Feb 1876, Erin, married Abraham Alonzo Teeter. . 1916 Mar 24, WWI Attestation Papers: Robert Justice, res. Wilie, Sask., b. Jan 26, Erin, Wellington, ON., Farmer. Height 5 ft 8 in., Complexion Fresh, Eyes blue, Hair dark, Presbyterian. Fit. 1915 Mar 24, Saskatoon. Military service: 5 years, 30th Battalion Guelph. Next Kin: Brother Thomas Justice,485 Carlow Ave., Winnipeg. Man. . 1961 Census Battleford, Sask. Robt Justice, Sewell municipality, b 1884 On. Methodist, Farmer. . 1915 Jul 23 - WWI Attestation Papers: David Justice, b Erin, Ontario, Plasterer, Age 23, 6 ft 1In., dark complexion, blue eyes, dark hair, Presbyterian. Fit, 1915 Jul 24, Winnipeg. Next of Kin, Adam Justice, PO Dauphin, Manitoba - - - | STARK, Margaret (I98)
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| 15378 | Margaret is the daughter of B. Mariah Felker & James Ferrier. | FERRIER, Margaret (I782)
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| 15379 | Margaret is the daughter of Catherine McFee and Wm. Beaton. Margaret's children: Thomas born 1836, Catherine 1838, William 1840, Mary, 1843, Ann, 1845, Margaret 1851 and Jonathon Kersey 1854. . Obituary of son: 1922 Sep 6, Woodbridge, Jonathan Kersey, a veteran Vaughan Twp. farmer, died last night from injuries he receive serval days ago when he was kicked by a cow in the stable. In an attempt to save his life an operation was performed on Saturday, Mr. Kersey was born in Coleraine & his father, Wm. Kersey, was one of the first settlers of Toronto Gore, He was an Anglican in religion & a conservative in politics. Besides his wife, he is survive by 4 sons Edward & Wm of Coleraine, Thomas & William at home; 2 daughters, Miss Annie & Miss May at home; a brother Thomas of Weston & 2 sisters, Mrs. Margaret Burton, Brampton & Mrs. J R Lawrence, Coleraine. Ref: The Globe Newspaper, Toronto. . Obituary Mrs. Wm. Kersey 1925 Oct 5 - Brampton, The death occurred in Castlemore, near her on Friday, Mrs. Wm. Kersey, a resident of Toronto Gore Twp. for theist 54 years. the late Mrs. Kersey, whose maiden name was miss Agnes Laurie, was a daughter of the late John Laurie of Woodbridge 7 was in her 78th year. She was an Anglican & a member of the St. John's church, Castlemore. Mrs. Kersey was predeceased 14 years ago by her husband & is survived by 4 sons, Wm. & John of Toronto Gore; Thomas of Vaughan Twp. York, & Robert of Vancouver; 2 daughters, Mrs. Wm. Taylor of Toronto & Mrs. Adam Agar of Nashville; and 2 sisters Mrs. Robert Kellam of Vaughan Twp. and Mrs. John Nattress of Woodbridge. Ref: The Globe Newspaper, Toronto. - - - | BEATON, Margaret (I773)
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| 15380 | Margaret is the daughter of Edward Alexander Pride Phillips & Mary Bailey. . 1815 Oct 13, Margaret Jane Phillips, Baptized at Waterborough, daughter of Edward & Mary Phillips, sailor. VERIFY IDENITY . 1831 Feb 4th, Markham, Robert Arnold married Lavinia Phillips, Wit: Peter Peter Fergus & Samuel Paterson. Marriage# 337 by Rev. Wm. Jenkins of Richmond Hill. Children of Margaret & Robert Arnold are: 1. Mary Jane Arnold, b. 1837 - 1923 2. Joseph Crompton Arnold, b.1839 - 1911 3. Elizabeth Phoebe Arnold, b.1841 - 1910 4. Elis Arnold, b.1843 - 1897 5. John Bowley Arnold, b.1845 - 1872 6. Eliza Hewitt Arnold, b.1847 - 1915 7. Robert James Arnold, b.1849 - 1893 8. Alexander Christopher Arnold, b.1851 - 1926 9. William Button Arnold, b.1853 - 1921 10. Charles Wellington Arnold, b.1855 - 1876 11. Francis Sylvester Arnold, b.1857 - 1877 12. Abner Arnold, b.1859 - 1892. - - - | PHILLIPS, Margaret Jane (I705)
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| 15381 | Margaret is the daughter of Florence Patterson & Hugh Sampson. Marriages John Walker & Margaret Sampson on Sep. [24 Jun 1914.] Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton. . 1916 Jun 8 Census Regina, Saskatchewan, 1950 Retallack Street Walker, John S., Age 28, B. 1888, Ontario Sales man, x garage; Margaret Walker, Age 30, B 1886, Ontario; Florence M Walker, age 1, 1915 b. Sask.; & her sister, Mary B Sampson; Mary Sampson, Age 25, 1891, Ontario, Occupation: nursing sister, Active in overseas residence. Sampson, Florida. [is crossed out, did she recently leave?] Newspaper clippings. . 1920 Oct 14h, Thurs. Nursing sister Mae Belle Sampson Honored by Hundreds from Country & Town The Presbyterian Church in Duntroon was crowded to the doors on Sunday afternoon, when the people of Nottawasaga are joined by many from Collingwood in honoring a noble & heroic woman, nursing sister, Lieut. Mae Belle Sampson, C.A.M.C., who was killed in action on June 27th 1918 by the sinking of the Hospital Ship, Llandovery Castle by a German submarine. The service with was beautiful & impressive throughout, according to the Bulletin, open by Rev D G Paton asking the congregation of between 3 & 400 to unite in singing: Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty! All They works shall praise Thy name in earth & sky & sea; Holy, Holy, Holy, merciful & mighty, God in Three Persons, blessed Trinity. Mr Paton followed with a short pryer & invocation after which the congregation sang, Ready Kindly Light. Rev S Farley, preached an eloquent sermon, said in part: Today in this church of sacred memories & associations, we meet todo honor to the memory of sone whose devotion was not less lovely than that of Mary of old.It is not any intention to pay eulogy to the life & work of the late Nursing Sister Mae Belle Sampson. That will be more fittingly performed by the gallant Colonel, who with 2 other comrades, donates the tablet to be unveiled at the close of this service. It is fitting that such a tribute should be paid & one who had abundant opportunity of knowing something of the splendid service rendered by her whose memory we this day seek to keep green. In thus honoring this noble daughter of Nottawasaga in this church of her fathers, & amid the scenes of her childhood & young womanhood, these donators have honored themselves. here in this community she was born. here she developed those noble characteristics that latter bore such fruit on the blood stained fields of France. Here she was among the most active & enthusiastic workers of this church. While it is eternally true that her name liveth forevermore that there work & worth required no memorial, it is a very fitting thing, since we are a forgetful people, that this memorial brass should find its place within whose sacred walls were as a young woman she worshipped with you. May its silent appear speak to all sho worship here from Sabbath to Sabbath & to the generations that follow, reminding each & all that in a very real sense we are all debtors. That we are privileged to meet here as we do today issue in no small measure to the fact that once more we have been bought with a price! Yes, at a great price. The price of life itself. Dare we forget? Yonder the cold waters of the Atlantic sing the requiem of this heroine & her brave associates. Whilst it is not given us to hear that paean of praise let us ever remind ourselves that we have a duty to perform to the memory of such glorious souls. … sermon continues with no further biographical information. Col. J A Currie unveiled the tablet, referred, feelingly, the the heroine who had been so foully murdered while ministering to suffering & dying soldiers & seaman. She had voluntarily returned to duty as a nurse on a hospital ship, one of the most dangerous in the service. Obituary: Sacred to the memory of Lieut. Nursing Sister Mae Belle Sampson, CAMC, Born at Duntroon, Ont. June 5th, 1890 Killed in action at Sea when H M Hospital Ship Llandovery Castle, was sunk by a German submarine. June 27th, 1918, Her Name Liveth for ever more. Ref: Midland Free Press., clippings found in the Bible of Jane Hamilton. . Marriages, Alice Walker & Ewart Brock, on Aug 21st 1923. Ref: Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton. {i.e. grandmother of husband Frank Walker}. - - - | SAMPSON, Margaret (I133)
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| 15382 | Margaret is the daughter of Hadassa Lawrence & John Teetzel. . 1870 Jun 27 Census Benton Harbour, Michigan Relatives residing beside each other were: . Margaret Teetzel & husband Horace Bronson & son Charles Bronson. (Mother Haddassah Hester Lawrence.) . Daniel Lawrence & wife Jane, children William, John & Robert Lawrence. (Their uncle, brother to Haddassah Lawrence Teetzel and Elizabeth Lawrence Osborn.) . John Osborn & wife Juditha & son Daniel Osborn. (Grandson of Elizabeth Lawrence Osborn Tarbox.) . 1901 Jul 9, Horace Brunson returned to Chicago Monday evening while his wife remains, visiting her brother Chas Teetzel & the family of W E Kennedy. . Mr Mrs CD Cole & Mr Mrs Horace Brunson left his afternoon for Chicago after spending Sunday with Mr Mrs SG Antisdale. . 1910 May 25 - Mrs JC Fyfe of Chicago is spending the week with her mother, Mrs SG Antisdale. Mrs Horace Brunson of Chicago is also a guest at Oakwood & is visiting other relatives in this city. Ref: News Palladium newspaper, Benton Harbor, MI. - - - | TEETZEL, Margaret (I305)
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| 15383 | Margaret is the daughter of Jane Clapp & John Elston. | ELSTON, Margaret (I1756)
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| 15384 | Margaret is the daughter of Jeanne Desberris and Leslie B Tooke. | TOOKE, Margaret Emma Louise (I2305)
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| 15385 | Margaret is the daughter of John Kennedy, b. 8 My 1761 in Sussex Co., New Jersey & Barabara Slaugh, b. 23 Mar 1773. . Stephen Nelson Roy, b. May 25 1835 Ballinafad - Apr 1, 1904 Flesherton, ON.; Lydia Catherine Roy, b: 18 MAY 1829 in Ballinafad - 1829 Jun 13, Children: John Wilson Roy, b: 3 MAR 1831-15 Mar 1844 Ballinafad; Jemima Kesia Roy, b: 20 APR 1833 - 25 Jan 1917, Erin Twp. & married 1853 Oct 17 Mathias Vannatter in Eramosa Township, Wellington County, Ontario. They had 8 children: Almira Vannatter, Alice Mary Vannatter, Sarah Charlotte Vannatter, Alfred Roy Vannatter, Ira Benjamin Vannatter, Phares Obahiah Vannatter, William George Vannatter, & Annetta Jane Vannatter. Jemima Keziah Roy passed away on Jan 25, 1917 in Erin Township, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada. She is buried at Ballinafad, Erin Township, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada. . Jacob Kennedy Roy, b: 20 OCT 1838 - 26 Dec 1939 Erin Twp.; James William Roy, b: 29 AUG 1842 - 21 Jan 1844 Ballinafad; Alfred Roy, b: 24 JUL 1844 - 22 Nov 1926, Innesfree, Alberta; Eliza Jane Roy b: 15 AUG 1846 - 24 Dec 1930, Flesherton, married 22 Nov 1864 William H Walker, Erin Village; Mary Roy, b: 11 AUG 1849; Margaret Roy, b: 7 AUG 1851 in Ballinafad, - 10 mar 1915 Ballinafad.. - - - | KENNEDY, Margaret Lomira (I20)
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| 15386 | Margaret is the daughter of Margaret & Abraham Perine Lawrence. . 1889 Jan 30, Toronto, Marriage William Cressell, born England, plumber s/o Jane & Joseph Cressel Married Margaret Lawrence, both Church of England, d/o Abraham Perine Laurence, Margaret Lawrence Wit: Samuel McLellan, Toronto & Kazia Lawrence. - - | LAWRENCE, Margaret F .xiii (I318)
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| 15387 | Margaret is the daughter of Margaret Kribbs, b. Guelph, ON. & John Philip, b. Scotland, Machinist. . Her paternal grandparents: Philip, James, Fife Scotland on 1807 SEP 1; married, Wilson, Janet Markinch on 1810- DEC 16. . Ontario Marriage Registration # 012838, Wellington Co. Charles Herbert Walker, age 21 / b. 1874, Born Guelph, Grand Trunk Railway Clerk, s/o Emma Walker & John C Walker; married Margaret Philip, age 22 /1873, Guelph, d/o Margaret & John Philip. Married January 12th 1995, Guelph, both Baptist. . NORFOLK ST. METHODIST CHURCH, GUELPH: PHILIP Elizabeth 1914 living 38 Northumberland St Guelph married William 1924 Norfolk St. member, PHILIP Herbert William son of William Elizabeth born Jan 31 1889 in Sarnia died in action 1919 WW I, PHILIP Norman Lewis son of William Elizabeth was born on May 10, 1896 in Chatham, Ontario 1915 bookkeeper living 38 Northumberland St Guelph served WW I, Philip, William married Elizabeth, PHILLIPS George 1919-1924 Norfolk St. member, PHILLIPS Mrs. G. 1919 Norfolk St. member. . Ohio Death Registration 10633 Margaret Walker, died 9 Feb 1933, at 902 Hampton Ave., Toledo, Lucas, Ohio Born 14 Dec 1872, Guelph, Ontario, Daughter of Chas H Walker, B. Scotland & Margaret Kribbs, Guelph, ON. She died at home, Nationality: American, married, Burial Place Memorial Park. - - - | PHILIP, Margaret Mina (I172)
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| 15388 | Margaret is the daughter of Margaret Lamont (Tremont?) & Arthur Barrett. | BARRETT, Margaret Rammage (I403)
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| 15389 | Margaret is the daughter of Mary & Peter Perrine (1701-1756). . Margaret Perine Poillon is left by her husband John Poilon, £500 pounds to be put at interest for her. . The Billiou-Stillwell-Perine House, located on NYC highest point at 1476 Richmond Road, Dongan Hills, on Staten Island, NY. is a Dutch Colonial structure and is one of the oldest buildings still standing on Staten Island. It is a small whitewashed undressed fieldstone building with 2 windows and a narrow door and with a steeply pitched roof. But the building's most distinctive feature was the huge fireplace, with neither jambs nor sides, which still stands. The oldest section of the Richmond Road structure is believed to have been built in 1662. Remarkably, the house stands as the only remaining building on Staten Island built under Dutch rule. In 1760, the Perrine family added a chamber or bedroom in the rear and in 1790, the Perines build a kitchen onto the original Billiou portion of the home; 1830, the Perines build another kitchen onto the Stillwell portion of the home. The 2 oldest sections of the home overlap rather oddly. It is believed that rather than demolish a large, old tree near the corner of the older home, the family decided to build the newer portion to one side of the original building. Originally built by Pierre Billiou, a Huguenot, who arrived at New Amsterdam fleeing religious persecution in Europe in 1661 and founder of Oude Dorpe (Old Town) in the same year, subsequently received a land grant on Staten Island, erecting the original stone section about 1665. His daughter Martha (1652-1736) inherited the property and resided there with her husband, Thomas Stillwell (1651-1705), and later with her second husband, Rev. David de Bonrepos (1654-1734). She married Rev. de Bonrepos in 1711. In 1679, Thomas Stillwell, a well-to-do landowner, enlarged the house. His and Martha's descendants, the Brittons, owned it until the mid-18th century. It was then acquired by Edward Perine in 1758. The Perine family owned it until 1913. It has a shingled, sloping roof, and a Dutch jambless fireplace, which is very high and has a large stone hearth. A secret chamber opens into a room that features a ceiling with exceptionally large beams. 2012. . Record for further research: Richmond Co., Appears to be accounts payment book of John Bedeel Esq. To: Henry Perine for 3 years services as supervisor £ 3.19.6 Ref: Annals of Staten Island. by J J Clute. . Indenture Tripartite, entered into between Francis Delap, of one part, James Doig and Nisbett Darby, of 2nd part, and Dorothy Thibou, of 3rd part, and dated July 1, 1745; Witnesses: Jonathan Odell, Anne De Cow, John [Brown] Lawrence. . 1750, Nov.13, Born Martha, dau. of Henry Perrine, by Martha, six weeks . 1751, Aug 25, Henry, son of Dath. Perrine, deceased . 1751, Nov. 10, John, son of X Perrine, deceased . 1751, July 1- Rebecca, Hester & Wm Holmes, children of Matthew & Hannah Perrine, Shrewsbury. Ref: Christ Church, Shrewsbury. . 1769 Nov 15. Proved, by Rev. Jonathan Odell, minister of St. Mary's Church in Burlington, and John Lawrence, Mayor of said City. Lib. 14, p. 82. 1765, Aug. 28. Read, Samuel, of Somerset Co. Int. Adm'rs - Peter Perrine and William Thompson; both of said Co. 1765, Aug. 29. Inventory, made by Daniel Perrine and Hendrick Probasco. . 1770, April 6. Account by Peter Perrine. "Paid the lawyers, when I was cited before the Governor, when Robert Read wanted to get possession of the estate, £8.3.0. Paid Jean Read, Elizabeth Read and Robert Read, for their accounts. Paid James Anderson, the Adm'r of the estate of the widow of said Samuel Read, and was received out of the estate, £62.10.4." Lib. H, p. 521. Ref: New Jersey Colonial Documents. . 1779 Mar 23. Payment to Capt. Peter Perine's Acct. for recovering a Prisoner, £18 pd. by Elias Boudinot, Commissary Gen. of Prisoners of the Continental Army (Boudinot an associate of both the Perine and Lawrence families.) Perrine, James. Teamster, "Captain Patton's Team Brigade." Wagon Master General's Dept., NJ. . 1790 Aug 24, Abraham Perrine Marie, Sarah Rezeau Ref: Register of Marriages by Rev David Moore from his private records for his son Richard C. Moore. Ref: Staten Island Church Records: Records of the Dutch Reformed Church of Port Richmond, 1696 - 1772. . Watercolor: Capt. Thomas Stillwell House, later Britton's and Perine's, Staten Island, 1200x 16. Perrine House. Home of Capt. Thos Stillwell later Brittons & Perines, Built 1680 During Revolutionary War so many British were quartered there that widow Ann Perrine & her 6 children were allowed only one room. House built of undress fieldstone. Two families lived in the 2 sections for over 100 years. It has big fireplaces, huge beams, small windows 1476 Richmond. Ref: New York Historical Society Museum, NYC. . 1805 Apr 20 - WILL of Margaret Cairns, widow. - my rooms furniture, linens etc, being disposed of after my decease, by my husband, John Poillon, Sr., I order my executors to comply with said Will. - £100 pound of mine to be put at interest to be divided equally among my daughters then living. Exectutors, son-in-aw, Alexander Cairns. Wit: Alexander Cairns, Ann Reason?, Peter Poillon. Probate 1815 Sept?18. Ref: NY Wills & Probate, Richmond Co., NY, 1787-1863, p78. [film p231]. Verify identity which John Perine: . 1780 Feb 21. & March 10th. Monmouth - WHEREAS inquisition has been found & final judgement entered against the follow persons, whole real & personal estates will be exposed to sale at public venue, at the house of Daniel Randolph, in Freehold, on the 28th March next, at. 9 o'clock - Dr. John Lawrence & Elisha Lawrence some lot of cedar swamp; Elisha Lawrence, late Sheriff, John & Wm. Perine, a well improved farm containing 300 acres lying in Upper Freehold, Christopher, Clayton, Oliver Tallman, John, Ebenezer Wardel, Ezekiel, John Tilton, Thomas Leonard, Daniel & Hendrick Vanmanter, Joseph Grover, (any many many more names). Judges of the said county Court will attend at Monmouth Courthouse on first Monday in April & May to receive and adjusts the said accounts. Conditions of sale is ready money. Samuel Forman, Joseph Lawrence, Kenneth Hankinson, Jacob Wikoff, Commissioners. Ref: New Jersey Gazette, 1780 Mar 14. & more names add on 1780 Apr 5. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | PERRINE, Margaret (I321)
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| 15390 | Margaret is the daughter of Mary Alice Shannon & Fredrick E Malott. Obituary CARNAHAN, Margaret M. Wife of E. H. Carnahan a resident of Sanibel, Fla. & Browning Island, Muskoka Lake, in Victoria, B. C. on September 26th, 1974. Also survived by two sons, Michael & Peter, 6 grandchildren. Private cremation. Arrangements through First Memorial Services Ltd. Ref: Globe & Mail newspaper, Toronto. - - - | MALOTT, Margaret Alice (I358)
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| 15391 | Margaret is the daughter of Mary Ann Lawrence & Thomas Johnson & then adopted niece of Margaret Lawrence & her husband Robert Johnston. 1834 Aug 12, Toronto - WILL of Robert Johnson, Sr.: I give & bequeath to-day to my two adopted children MARY & MARGARET.2 JOHNSTON, daughters of my brother Thomas: The sum of £150 each on their arriving at 21 or marriage. I desire that they may be supported in the same way as my own children out of my Estates. 1 Ref: Thomas Johnston, York Estates. Note: It is not completely apparent which Margaret Johnston is the daughter of Margaret Lawrence, or her sister Mary Jane Lawrence - P J Ahlberg. - - - | JOHNSTON, Margaret .2 .2 (I650)
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| 15392 | Margaret is the daughter of Mary Stuart & Hugh McCutcheon. Margaret McCutcheon married her first cousin Thomas Fielding. Their mothers were sisters Ann and Margaret McCutcheons. 1871 Ospring Directory, A small village, Erin Twp., Distant 6 miles from Erin & Acton, Fare 25¢. Guelph, a station of Grand Truck Great Western, Wellington Grey Bruce Railways, 12 miles, fare 50¢. From Toronto 50 miles, Mail tri-weekley, Population about 60. Anglo American Hotel, John Fielding, proprietor, Thomas Fielding, hotelkeeper. 1 shoemaker, 3 blacksmiths, a Justice of Pece, postmaster-storekeeper. Children of James and Margaret Fielding are: 1. John FIELDING, b: 03 NOV 1855 in Erin Township, 2. Hugh FIELDING, b: 24 FEB 1857 in Ospringe, Erin Twp. 3. Henry S FIELDING, b: ABT 1859 in Ospringe - 1895 Kittitas, Washington. 4. Thomas James FIELDING, b: 10 OCT 1860 in Ospringe-1949 New Westminster, BC 5. Mary FIELDING, b: 1863 in Ospringe, 6. Stewart FIELDING, b: 17 FEB 1866 in Ospringe, Erin, Wellington, Ontario. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, Margaret POLLY .1 (I56)
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| 15393 | Margaret is the daughter of Mercy Hartshorne and William Lawrence. | LAWRENCE, Margaret .one (I2831)
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| 15394 | Margaret is the daughter of Robert Carr. Children 1 Robert Hartshorne, b: 5 FEB 1670 2. Hugh Hartshorne, b: 15 JUL 1673 3. Thomas Hartshorne, b: 14 NOV 1674 4. Mary Hartshorne, b: 14 OCT 1676 in Middletown, Monmouth Co, NJ 5. William Hartshorne, b: 22 JAN 1677 6. Richard Hartshorne, b: 17 APR 1681 7. Katherine Hartshorne, b: 2 MAY 1682 8. Hugh Hartshorne, b: 21 AUG 1686 in Middletown, Monmouth Co, NJ 9. Sarah Hartshorne, b: 3 SEP 1687 in Middletown, Monmouth Co, NJ 10. Richard Hartshorne, b: 15 FEB 1688 11. Mercy Hartshorne, b: 12 MAY 1693 in Middletown, Monmouth Co, NJ. - - - | CARR, Margaret (I1690)
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| 15395 | Margaret Lawrence departed this life on the 7th day 6th month 1791. | LAWRENCE, Margaret .ii (I961)
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| 15396 | Margaret Lawrence sister Mary Ann Lawrence married her father-in-law, John Willson III. (2nd wife) thus her husband John IV was both son-in-law & afterwards, father-in-law. Photo of Mrs. Margaret Lawrence Willson may be found in the Cummer Memorandum. . Margaret Lawrence sister Mary Ann Lawrence married her father-in-law, John Willson III. (2nd wife) thus her husband John IV was both son-in-law & afterwards, father-in-law. X-Ref: See separate John Willson, of Piscataway, NJ for continuing family tree. . Margaret Lawrence Willson received £25 bequest from her Uncle William Lawrence, 1852. . Obituary Sudden death at Willowdale: Mrs. John Wilson who had lived in York County since 1813, passes away. At the residence of Mr. George W Irwin, Willowdale, on Friday evening. Mrs. Margaret Wilson, widow of the late John Willson.iv, died very suddenly, after a brief illness. Deceased had enjoyed good heal for a no. of year past & the suddenness of the final call was a shock to her hosts of friends. Her husband was on of the best known citizens of York Co. during the fifties, but he passed away many years ago & was therefore comparatively unknown to the present generation. Mrs. Wilson has far passed the four score mark in years, had her 86 birthday was to have been celebrated tomorrow. Her relatives had already begun to assemble from various parts of the country to attend the festivities in connection with the event. [b. 1813]. Mrs. Wilson was born in County York & her life was spend there. For over 50 years she had resided on the family farm at Willowdale, which is now owned & managed by her son-in-law, Geo. W. Irwin. She was the mother of the late Arthur Wilson, for many years Reeve & afterwards Clerk of York Twp. The following children are left to mourn her loss: John Wilson, Chicago, Egerton Wilson - Cadillac, Mich. Mr. Joseph Snider - Aurora, Mrs. Jas Hannan - Stratford & Mrs. Ge. W Irwin - Willowdale. Ref: The Globe, Toronto Monday 29 May 1899. . Willson family plot purchased by Margaret Willson, c/o G W Irwin, 13 Montrose Avenue, on 26 April, 1884. [fifteen years before her own death]. The dark grey stone is located at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Plot R, Lots 13 & 14 is located close to the Yonge Street office. Note: Although the cemetery at Newtonbook would later be closed to permit the widening of Yonge Street, perhaps Margaret had her husband John Willson's remains transferred to Mt. Pleasant to accommodate the larger family plot. Sadly to note also, the elderly Margaret died 48 days after her son, Arthur Lawrence Willson. - PJA. She was 86 years of age at death & the cause of death was old age. . OBITUARY2: 1899 January 1 - York Pioneer Dead - One of the oldest & best known residents of York Co. passed away very suddenly Friday in the person of Mrs. Mary [ Marg?] Wilson who died at the residence of her son-in-law Mr G.W Irwin of Willowdale. Mrs Wilson death was totally unexpected. She woke up during the night & complained that her breathing was very labored, coughed a little & died in 5 minutes. A pathetic incident in connection with her demise is that preparations were under way for her 86th birthday on Tuesday next & her sons & daughters were coming with their families. Mrs Wilson was born in York County 86 years ago & passed all her life here. Her husband who died 26 years ago was one of the largest land owners & most prominent men in York Co. One of her sons, the late Arthur Wilson, was Reeve of York for a number of years & afterwards township clerk. He took a great interest in municipal matters & wrote several books, his last work being a collection of the municipal laws passed by the Ontario Government. Other members of the family are John Wilson of Chicago, Edgerton, Wilson of Cadillac, Illinois, Mrs James Snider of Aurora, Mrs Jas Hannon of Stratford, Mrs G. W. Irwin of Willowdale who lives on the homestead which her mother Mrs Wilson has occupied for the last 60 years. Ref: The Canadian Statesman, published Jan. 1, 1899. Research & transcription by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | LAWRENCE, Margaret .v (I208)
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| 15397 | Margaret Lina Irwin married F D Byers. | IRWIN, Margaret Lina MAGGIE (I249)
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| 15398 | Margaret Lina Irwin married F D Byers. | IRWIN, Margaret Lina (I2544)
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| 15399 | Margaret Martin is the daughter of Moses Martin & Margaret MacDaniel both of Piscataway. Her family land in American in the early 1600. It is believed they were Huguenot & their name was original Martin. . 1765 Oct 28, WILL of Sarah Martin of Piscataway, Middlesex Co. " I am the daughter of Moses Martin. " to brother Joshua Martin, 5 shillings; Sister, Margaret Wilson, clothing; Sister, Rachel Griffith, also clothing; Cousin Isabel Wilson, daughter of my sister Margaret Wilson, also clothing, likewise to cousin, Sarah Griffith, Daughter of my sister Rachel Griffith. Cousin, Sarah Griffith, goods; to cousins Isabel Wilson, Robert Wilson & Joshua Willson & their mother (my sister) Margaret Wilson, & cousin Sarah Griffith & John Griffith, & their mother (my sister) Rachel Griffith: - the salt meadow that father Moses Martin, gave me in his Will to be sold & money to be given to cousins. Cousin Rachel Martin, daughter of brother Joshua Martin, silk cape & to his other 2 children Runyon & Margret Martin, money also. Executors: Moses Martin Jr. & Isaac Ferret. Witnesses: Isaac Stelle, Jeremiah dunn, Margaret Dunn. Proved Oct 23,1767. . 1767 Oct 26 Inventory made by Joshua Martin & Henry Langstaff Jr. - - - | MARTIN, Margaret (I8)
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| 15400 | Margaret McKerlie Killman and her sister Martha McKerlie tragically drowned in Thorold Township. Inscription on headstone: Margaret/wife of/John Killman/died June 10,1832/aged 25 y'rs/Martha M. McKerlie/died June 10, 1832/aged 13 y'rs. | MCKERLIE, Margaret (P297)
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