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| 25901 | Wm. P. is the son of Mary Talbot Hancock b 14 Feb 1783, Fincastle Co., VA & Dr. John Geo. Caswell Griffin, b 1781 Virginia. 1st wife: married c 1831 to Christine Alexander Wm. Kean, 1812 New York. (Kean is pronounced Cane); 2nd wife: married 1838, Mary Lawrence, b 1811 Burlington, NJ. Portrait: William P Griffin is a young officer with dark hair, in a naval uniform with gold braiding. William Preston Griffin was born in Fincastle, VA, the second son of John Caswell Griffin & Mary Hancock Griffin. Both his parents died in 1826 when he was 16. A year later, he joined the Navy at the age of 17. He became an officer of distinction with the rank of Lieutenant. . In 1838 he married Mary Neill Lawrence, the only surviving child of Capt. James Lawrence, who gave the Navy its battle cry, "Don't Give Up the Ship" during the War of 1812, & Julia Montaudevert Lawrence. Mary died shortly after the birth of their only daughter, Mary Lawrence Griffin Redmond in 1843, & was buried in Cimitero Accatolico, Florence, Italy. . 1849 he married Christine A. W. Kean, daughter of Peter Philip James Kean & Sarah Sabina Morris Kean. Sadly, he died just t2 years later, on December 4, 1851. . 1877 Dec 27 - Annual repot of the Society for the Relief of Poor Widows with Small children in NY just issued, shows that $10,000 have been disturbed the past year, The expenses of the Society have been only a few dollars. The present officers of this worthy charity which has been in existence 80 years are: Mrs. Wm. Preston Griffin, first Directress. Ref: Brooklyn Daily Eagle Newspaper. . 1879 May 8 - Robbery the Street It was reported at Police Headquarters yesterday that Mrs christiania K Griffin, widow of the the late Lieut. Wm. Preston Griffin, US Navy, & a sister of Mrs. Hamilton Fish, was robbed near Union Square on Tues. afternoon. Mrs. Griffin is an elderly lady, & resides at 208 East 15th St. She was out shopping on Tues. & when on 17th near 4th Ave. she was confronted by a well dress & powerful man, who wrenched her pocketbook from her grasp. Her astonishment render her speechless but his companion raised the crow of "Stop thief!". The throng on the street gave change bu the thief turned up Broadway & made good his escape. Ref: NY Tribune Newspaper of 1879.5.8 Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | GRIFFIN, Lieut. William Preston Jr. (I607)
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| 25902 | WM. R LAWRENCE married MAUDE F HENDERSON, b. Mar 1886, Ont. Resided at 280 George Street, Sarnia. Daughter Mary Bowen and grandchildren are at 286 George St. Sarnia. . 1911 Sarnia Census, Lambton Co. . Wm. R. Lawrence, head, b. May 1883 Maude F, b. Mar 1886, Ontario. . Mary Bowen, b. Jul 1856 Ontario, House Harry Bowen, son, Aug 1884, Ont., machinist Helen Bowen, dau., b. Mar 1895, Ont., florist. . 1921 Jun Census Sarnia Wm F Lawrence, age 61, b 1860 Eliza J Lawrence, 66, b 1855 Lawrence Ralph, age 38, b 1883 Lawrence Maude, wife, age 35, b 1886, Ontario Lawrence, Wm. Adopted son, age 4, b 1917, Ontario. - - - | LAWRENCE, William RALPH .20 (I1062)
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| 25903 | Wm. Thos. is the son of Mary Stephens, b. 1794 & Thos. Mason. . 1872 Mar 1, Markham Council met at Size's hotel, Unionville, n Sat. 24th Ing.The Treasurer is herby authorized to pay William Mason, path master of road division No. 33, the same of $7.66 for 85 feet of plant to repair the bridge between Lots 20 & 2 5th Concession. Ref: York Herald newspaper. Biography William Mason was one of the prominent members of metropolitan Methodist Church, in chi he was a local preacher. during his short stay at Thornhill he was equally active in religious work, on returning to Toronto in 1852 was one appointed by the Richmond St. Methodist Church, & had been formed in St. John's Ward, & led to the Elm Street Church. 1856 Nov 10 Mr Mason & Miss Mary Lawrence are united in marriage. Mrs. Mason is a daughter of Major Peter Lawrence , an early settler of York co., who was born in Fredericton NB, Nov 21, 1788, son of John Lawrence, of English parentage. In 181 Peter Lawrence came to Toronto & engaged in the tanning business a few miles from the city & he also owned much property. He took a great interest in military matters, was a jar in the militia & participated in the War of 1812-14 & the Rebellion of 1837. He married Elizabeth Cummer, born in Pennsylvania Nov 20 1793. They had these children. Margaret, deceased who married John Wilson; John, William Peter & Jacob deceased; Elizabeth widow of John Walker, Mary, mrs Mason; Nancy Catherine, widow of Henry Peterman of aurora & Sarah Jane deceased who married Frank Noverre. Mr Mrs Mason children: Lieut Col. Percival L, of Queen's Own Rifles married Miss Luella Mitchell & had children, Bertha L & Ailee; Alfred E of Vancouver BC, married Miss Clara Dack & had 1 dau. Edith; Arthur H, Toronto, married Minnie Davidson & had 5 children: Islay, Edna, Carroll, Wm. & Donald; Miss Bertha, Toronto; Wm E of Regina, Sask. married Miss Nellie Cockburn & had children Harold, Edgar, Helen & Herbert; & Thomas Harold of Toronto. In the death of Mr Mason, Toronto lost one of her most able & highly respected men. Ref: Commemorative biographical record of the county of York, Ontario, JH Beers, 1907. - - - | MASON, William Thomas (I455)
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| 25904 | Wm. Tisdale married Theophila Simes 1851 - 1891. . 1851 Census Charlotteville, Norfolk, Wm. P Tisdale, aged 24 /1826. . 1861 Census Charlotteville, Norfolk, W P Tisdale age 33, b 1828, Single, C of E. . 1894, Vittoria: Mr. Will Tisdale has removed from our midst with his family to Townsend where he will engage in agricultural pursuits. Ref: Looking back: from the files of the Simcoe Reformer, 17 Oct 1994. . 1875 Norfolk Co. Atlas William P Tisdale, Post office: Normandale, Charlotteville Twp., Norfolk Co. Con 1, Lot 16, 100 Acres Con 1, Lot 17, 100 Acres Con Broken Front, Lot 17, 100 Acres. [Nornmandale is near Long Point, on Lake Ontario.] - - - | TISDALE, William Peter .1 (I156)
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| 25905 | Wm. was named after the Governor William Franklin (son of Benjamin Franklin). . A biography of his brother, says James' brother was already dead by James death in 1813. Whether Elisha or William Franklin Lawrence, was not specified, however, it is more likely to have been Elisha T Lawrence. On the other hand James Lawrence's gold metal was presented in 1814 to 'his oldest surviving male relative'. - PJA 2010. . 1797 Jan 17, Wed. Upper Canada Land Petitions of John Brown Lawrence asking for land for for William & James Lawrence / his 2 sons, Jackson B French, James Goelet & John Parker (his sons-in-laws) he has reasons to expect they will come into & reside in this Province & for whose Loyalty he can Voucher. . 1808 Nov 29 - His brother James Lawrence claims to be heir to his father's estate. Ref: Wm. Gamble's Upper Canada Petition for James Lawrence. On the other hand at least 3 elder sisters were alive after James demise. More research may provide some answers. - P J Ahlberg, 2010. - - - | LAWRENCE, William Franklin .10 (I376)
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| 25906 | Woodbridge. | DEVINS, Henry (I1483)
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| 25907 | Woodend Hospital | HAY, Isabella Will (I3803)
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| 25908 | Woodhouse Methodist Church Cemetary, Woodhouse, Ont. | MATTICE, Luella (Ella) Jane (I22)
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| 25909 | Woodhouse, On. by Franics Evans, Missionary. | TISDALE, William Peter .1 (I156)
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| 25910 | Woodhouse, Ontario, by Francis Evans, Missionary. | TISDALE, Hannah Eliza (I155)
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| 25911 | Woodhouse, Ontario. | TISDALE, Hannah Eliza (I155)
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| 25912 | Woodhouse, Ontario. | PALMER, Margaret Eliza (I158)
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| 25913 | Woodland Cemetary | SMITH, Joseph Jeffrey (I414)
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| 25914 | Woodland Cemetary, Section 5, Lot S1/2 417 | SECOR, Annie Eliza (I415)
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| 25915 | Woodland cemetery | WAISTELL, Isabella (P37)
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| 25916 | Woodlawn Cementry Monuments reads: SWACKHAMMER , DAVID AUSTIN June 29, 1912 - April 11, 2000 . Beloved husband of O. MAY McCOMBE March 24, 1919 - October 24, 1992 Loving parents of DOUG, MARY, GORDON, NANCY, GARY & SHIRLEY. - - - | MCCOMBE, Octavia MAY (I2779)
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| 25917 | Woodlawn Cemetary, Hamilton, Ont. | MOORE, Joseph Lindley (I24)
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| 25918 | Woodlawn Cemetery Guelph Lot 49, Block K, Back of Cemetery: Wm B Collins, d. 1908 Janet Collins, d 1904 Jos B Collins, d 1927 Amanda Bertha Collins (Felker) d. 1911. . Obituary 19 Aug, 1911 Guelph Weekly Newspaper: THE LATE MRS COLLINS, the many friends of Mrs. Amanda Felker, wife of Mr. Joseph B Collins, were shocked last evening to hear of her death which occurred at the General Hospital, following doubt 6 weeks' serious illness. The late Mrs. Collins was the youngest daughter of the late Wm. Felker, one of the pioneers of Garafraxa & come to Guelph with her parents about 28 year ago [1883]. Twenty-two years ago last April she married Mr. Collins who is one of the oldest employees of the Raymond Company. In addition to her husband 4 children survive. The are Misses Viola & Jessie & masters Frank & Roswell, all at home. 3 sister & 1 brother also survive. They are Mrs. Dobbin of Minneapolis; Mrs. Messner of Morre, Montana; Mrs. E L Lindsay, of Duluth, Minn; & Mr. Wm. Felker, located in Western Canada. Deceased had been a consistent member of the Norfolk St. Methodist Church for many years, but owing to ill health she was prevented fro taking an active part in the church work for the past few years. She was a devoted wife & mother & her interests were centred chiefly in her home. There her loss will be most keenly felt, although there is also a large circle of friends who feel that they have also sustained a personal loss in her removal from their midst. Owing to the death of Mrs. Collins, the GMS Band, of which Mr. Collins is secretary & manger, held no concert last evening. The members of the Woodmen of the World of which he is also secretary, dispensed with business other than arranging for a delegation to attend the funeral, which will be held on Monday afternoon, there being a private service at the residence, 59 Strange Street at 3:30 & interment taking place at the Union Cemetery at 4 o'clock. - - - | FELKER, Amanda Bertha MANDY (I266)
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| 25919 | Woodsock, ON. Section D. | ROSS, John Alexander (I1396)
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| 25920 | Woodstock, Section D | BARTHOLOMEW, Alice M (I1236)
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| 25921 | Woodstock. COD: Insular sclerosis, broncho pneumonia. [No doubt occupationally related - PJA. 2010.] | TEETZEL, Minor (I1096)
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| 25922 | Worden's Index of Family and Given Names in The Record Family Name Given Name Volume:Page Bailey Laura (McCauley) b.1801 86:247 | MCCAULEY, Laura Ann 5 (P514)
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| 25923 | Worked as a Stripe painter of cutters and wagons in his father-in-law's, Walker Manufacture, Erin. Then a stripe painter in CCM /Cdn. - Cycle & Motor Co., Weston, Ontario. John Wesley Felker injured his back when jumping in a fox hole during WWI: 324 Weston Rd. South, Toronto, Automotive Painter; 5 ft. 8 in complexion Fair, Grey Black hair. Large mole on centre of back. Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | FELKER, John Wesley JACK .IV (I120)
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| 25924 | Worked at the hardware store until he was about 90. (Telecon John Cowan/Roger Patterson Jan 20, 2019) | KINGAN, Charles Gordon (I440)
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| 25925 | Working notes: Verify if there is a relationship: . Wellington Co., Ontario Reg #011532-76, Jessie JOHNSON, 23, of Little Toronto, born Canada, bachelor, Blacksmith, Presbyterian, parents: John W. JOHNSON & Mary NOBLE. To: Mary WILLIAMS, 20, of W. Garafraxa, born W, Garafraxa, spinster, Presbyterian, parents: Samuel WILLIAMS & Elizabeth WILSON, on 22 Mar 1876 in W. Garafraxa by J B Mullin. (Registered West Garafraxa. ) - - - | JOHNSTON, John Jr. (I937)
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| 25926 | World War I | JACKSON, George Henry (P1190)
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| 25927 | World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 | Source (S395719699)
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| 25928 | World War I, McCutcheon, MELVIN WASHINGTON Regimental number 3139983, Melvin was drafted into the Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Force on 1 Nov 1918 at Guelph. He was a farmer living at RR#1 Guelph, single & Presbyterian. Next-of-Kin: William McCutcheon, Father, RR 1, Guelph Height 5 ft & one quarter, Complexion Ruddy, eyes brown, Hair Brown, Distinctive marks: Scar 1" left knee. Scar ½ mark Centre forehead. CEF: 3139983. 1944 Jul 13th - McCutcheon CLAN HOLDS 7TH ANNUAL REUNION - the 7th annual gathering of the McCutcheon clan met at the home of Melvin McCutcheon, Lot 2 , Erin & Eramosa Townline. Baseball & horseshoes were the sports of the early time & the following is a list of winners of various races & contests: Girls 6 years & under: Margaret McMillan, Judith Barbour; girls 7 to 9, Joy Smith boys 10-12, Jack McCutcheon, Kenneth Graham; girls 13-16, Frances Watson, Marion Aitken; boys 13-16, Evan Watson, Mervin Aitken; girls 16 & over, Lois Graham, Eleanor Watson. Cont. races, T G Aiken & Blanche McDougall, Fred Baptie & Helen Aitken; shoe scramble, Merle McCutcheon; time race, Mrs. Robert S McCutcheon, kicking slipper, Mrs. T G Aitken. Guest coming longest distance were Mr. & Mrs T G Aitken, Lakeelet, Ontario, 65 miles. Oldest lady was Mrs. Matthew McCutcheon; Oldest gentleman, John McCutcheon, Youngest baby, Robert Edwin Jestlin, Everton. After lunch, the president D T McDougall, called the gathering to order. Minutes of the last reunion were read & confirmed, 2 minutes silence was observed for 2 of the number who passed on during the year, namely, Hugh McCutcheon, Acton, & Peter W Currie, Caledon. Included in this connection also was a son of Clarence McCutcheon, B. C., who has been reported missing in war zones. [d. 1944, buried France.] The report of the the Nominating committee was read & confirmed, Officers were: President Fred Baptie, RR #3, Acton, Vice-president, Clayton Barbour, Erin; Secretary-treasurer, Thos D McC., Everton, sports committee, Mr & Mrs. J J Stewart, Acton; Mr & Mrs. Roy Tinnery, Erin, Mr & Mrs. R S. McC, Erin; lunch committee, Mrs. E VanNorman, Acton; Mrs E Rae, Mrs. Fred McC, Mrs. Hugh McC, Mrs. Murdo McC. & Mrs. Geo. Mitchell; program committee, Mrs. Morgan Graham, & Mrs. D. Matheson; grounds committee, Fred Baptie, Jr., J Graham, Clayton Barbour & Roy McCutcheon. A heart vote of tanks was tendered Melvin McCutcheon for the use of his home. Ref: Acton Free Press, P 1. Transcripts by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, Melvin Washington (I40)
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| 25929 | World War II: 36 980 321, Private First Class. Honorable Discharge US Army, 14 Sep 1945 given at Vaughan General Hospital, Hines, IL Signed, P.J Carroll, Brigadier General. - - - | DAVIS, Keith Allen (I1800)
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| 25930 | Wounded on Staten Island on the 23 of Aug. 1777 (see p20 of Shotwell document) | DECAMP, Morris (I1908)
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| 25931 | Wroxeter, Carrick Twp., Bruce Co. | LUND, ELLENore (I578)
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| 25932 | WW 8. Royal Flying Corps, 82nd Sqdn. | SISLEY, Donavan Laurier DON (I136)
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| 25933 | WW1. | NICHOLSON, Leon Barker (I1734)
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| 25934 | WWI Enlistment, George Joseph Catchpole, Height 5' 6.25", Fair complexion, Brown eyes, Fair hair. Methodist. Scar on index finder of left hand above third joint. | CATCHPOLE, George Joseph (I44)
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| 25935 | WWI soldier murdered in Timmins | TUNKS, Earl Wesley (I297)
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| 25936 | WWII Registration, 27 Apr 1942 . Harold Earle Teetzel, 624 Fenton Rd., Genese Mich. Born 16 Apr 1885, at Oxford Co., Ontario, Canada. 5 ft. 8.5 inches, 140 lbs., Brown hair, Blue eyes, Light complexion, Physical characteristics that will aid in identification: Eyes, operation for hernia. - - - | TEETZEL, Harold Earle (I1392)
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| 25937 | WWII veteran | ROBINSON, MANFORD GEORGE (I198)
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| 25938 | WWII Veteran | ROBINSON, STANLEY ORVILLE (I201)
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| 25939 | WWII Veteran, who was killed on active duty in Holland. | ROBINSON, BRUCE WILBERT (I200)
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| 25940 | www.castlegarden.org | BAHLS, Charles Carl B. 3 (P86)
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| 25941 | www.castlegarden.org | ROTH, Mina Wilhelmine Marie 4 (P93)
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| 25942 | www.genealogybank.com POLITICAL OBSERVATORY - 21 Feb 1806 "At Alstead, by Moses Hale esq on the 26th ult, Mr richard Page of Cambridge, VT to Miss Hannah Straw of the former place." | Family (F3119)
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| 25943 | www.rootsweb.com/~onelgin/ancestors/lewis/pafg03.htm Meth. Bp. Records, Elgin Co., Wm. Ames; 2:223, p. 59 She was not married when her father died. Daughter to get control at age 25. Lived in London with 4 children. Alma married J. C. DUFFIELD. -------------------------------------------------------- | MUNRO, Alma Agnes Adelia (I2441)
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| 25944 | Wyntje is the daughter of Mariah Cool/ Kool & John Johannes Snyder. John Snyder came from Dutchess County, New York & joined Sir John Johnson’s Corps in The King’s Royal Regiment of New York. His daughter Lavinia married Thomas Mulloy who had served with the British Volunteers under the command of Captain Joseph Brant & then joined Sir John Johnson’s Loyalist settlement of Catholic Highlanders along the St.Lawrence. The couple moved to Centreville, Ontario, located just north west of Bolton. The Centreville Primitive Methodist Cemetery is where some family members are buried; it is in poor condition. Another descendent of John Snyder & Thomas Mulloy is Sir Frederick Banting, the discoverer of insulin, who is Bob’s great-uncle. By Robert Banting. Ref: United Empire Loyalist Association, Hamilton Branch. . Affidavit2: Home District, Wincy Mulloy, wife of Thomas Molly, Vaughan Twp., yeoman, late Lancaster Twp., East District, makedth oath, 52 years of age [1766]. She was brought up at Schoodick, the late New York Province, USA. She was acquainted with Thomas Mulloy at the age to 10 or 12 years , who a that period went to the same school with herself at Schoodick. Signed, York, 21 Dec, 1808, John Small, JP, Winey HERXMARK Mulloy. Petitions of children: . UCLPetition 443, M Batch 12, C2202, p 383 To Samuel Smith, Petition of Hugh Mulloy, Vaughan Twp., Yeoman, is son of Thomas Mulloy of Vaughan, a soldier durn the American Revolution, Indian Dept. under Captain Brant, & UE Loyalist, He is upwards of 21 year. Wants a grant of 200 A., Signed, Hugh Mulloy, York 11 April, 1820. did his duty in defense of the Province. Granted 22 Apr 1820. . UCLPetition 444, M Batch 12, C2202, p 387 To Samuel Smith, Petition of Hannah Mulloy, York Two., Spinster, is a daughter of Thomas Mulloy, Vaughan Twp., upwards of 21 years of age. Wants 200 A. of land, Signed, York, Court House, 21 Apr, 1820, Hannah HERXMARK Mulloy. Order granted 19 April 1820. . UCLPetition 445, M Batch 12, C2202, p 391 to Samuel Smith, Petition of Barnabas Mulloy, Whitby Twp., yeoman, is a son of Thomas Mulloy, Vaughan Twp., Upwards of 21 years. Wants a grant of 200 A.as a son of a UE., Signed, Barnabas Mulloy, York Court House, 11 Apr, 1820. Order granted 19 April 1820. . UCLPetition 446 M Batch 12, C2202, p 396 To Samuel Smith, Petition of John Mulloy, Vaughn Twp., Yeoman., Native of Lower Canada*. Son of Thomas Mulloy, upwards of 21, wants a grant of 200 A. Signed, Court House, York, 11 April, 1820, John HISXMARK Mulloy, Order granted 19 April 1820. Granted 100 Acres in Albion Twp. subjected to payment of survey fees. Note: Lower Canada, that is Glengarry County was then in the jurisdiction of Lower Canada, that is, Quebec Province. | SNYDER, Lavinia WYNTJE (I1666)
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| 25945 | X-Ref: The Genealogical Records of the Boggs Family. The Descendants of Ezekiel Boggs by W E Boggs, Halifax, NS, 1916. - - - | BOGGS, John Lawrence Sr. (I2357)
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| 25946 | X-Ref: Unnamed son in NB Land Petition. | WILLSON, Jonathan (I186)
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| 25947 | X-Reference: Please see the letter written to Val Harden from cousin Capt. John Lawrence, born 1 Jul 1815 Toronto, concerning the Lawrence family's events on Yonge Street during 1837 Rebellion. . 1871 Census Hamilton, St. Lawrence Ward D, Ontario V H Tisdale, b 1819 Ont, Ch of E. . 1881 Census Hamilton, Ward 5E, Age 57 /b. 1824 Ont. Presby, Gentlemen Apt 7 off east end. . 1891 Census, Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Ontario Valentine M(?) Tisdale, age 65/ b. 1826 Ontario, single, Ch. of England. . 1901 Apr 24 Census, City of Hamilton, Barton Twp., Wentworth Co. Valentine H Tisdale, Single b 17 Apr 1815, age 85, born Ont., Inmate. . Ontario Death Registration # 27772 Valentine H Tisdale, b 1816, English, d. Hamilton, Ontario. Surely, V.H. Tisdale's was named for him, further research required: . 1809 Sep 8, Charlottesville, London District The bearer Mr. Valentine Harden, a farmer in New Brunswick, has been induced from the encouragement given to his neighbors, Ness. Thomson & Jarvis, to visit this Country with a view of settling in it. May I therefore beg leave through you to state to His Excellency Lt. Governor Gore, that I know Mr. Harden from his infancy till I removed from NB to this Country, that he always bore the character of a loyal, industrious & peaceable subject. His father was employed in carrying dispatches & on several hazardous expeditions during the Revolutionary War, he removed with his family to NB at the peace, whence the bearer has resided ever since. His object is not to obtain an immediate grant of waste l&, but to het some assurance that he would meet with encouragement from the Governor & Council should he return to this Country as an actual settler. I have the honor to be Sir, your most obedient numb. servant, Jos. Ryerson, to Wm. Halton, York. An Upper Canada land petition was not found for Valentine Harden. A sad Evening Gazette Newspaper, Saint John, reveals a family relationship: . 1891 Sep 10 - Yesterday morn., Miss Ann Tisdale & her friend & companion, Miss S.C. Jarvis, 2 aged ladies, breakfasted together. Before the night they were both dead. During the morn., Miss Tisdale complained of being unwell & Dr. Inches was summoned. He pronounced the disease as a malignant of diphtheria & Rev. Canon Brigstocke was summoned. Miss Brigstocke & Miss Eva Drury accompanied him. Miss Jarvis developed symptoms of seerious illness & in a few hours both ladies died. Miss Tisdale was a daughter of late Walker Tisdale. Miss Jarvis was a daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Jarvis Tisdale. . 1894 May 19 - The late Walker TISDALE, Esq., whose portrait with that of the late Mrs. Tisdale, was presented to the Historical Society last eve., was not the first child born in the city of Loyalist parentage. He was not born in the city at all, but on board one of the vessels which brought the Loyalists from New York to this place. The master of the ship in which his parents were was a Capt. Walker, & in recognition of the care & attention which he bestowed upon the mother & child, the boy was named Walker Tisdale. - - - | TISDALE, Valentine Harden .1 (I141)
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| 25948 | XRef to Thos Robt Johnston, see Land transactions. | JOHNTON, Thomas Robert Jur. (I279)
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| 25949 | XRef: Sworn statement of 1787 by husband John Leonard. | RITCHIE, Magdaline (I2791)
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| 25950 | XRef: Obituary 1888 Apr 23 - Died - Johnson - In Esquesing on the 23rd last, Mary Jane, third wife of "Dr." Richard Johnson, aged 45 years. Ref: Acton Free Press, Pub 1888.4.26 P2, Col 1. Note: Mary Jane Stevenson married Richard L Johnson in 1881 November. PJA. - - - | JOHNSTON, Mrs Mary.the 1st (I2550)
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