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2701	'Ella' ALt DOB: 15 Dec 1847, Alt Name: Helen, b. Erin Twp.	MACK, Ellen Maria (I66)
2702	'Erin near Guelph. Ref: Death Cert. son Rich Law, Fredin.	JOHNSTON, Bertha (I671)
2703	'ETTIE'	FELKER, HenriETTA (I230)
2704	'Fannie'.	WOODRUFF, Frances Ada FANNIE (I312)
2705	'formerly wife of Rev. Levi Hall'. (1770-1821)	WILLSON, Mrs. Margaret Hall (I942)
2706	'Hum' Barbour is the son of Margaret McFee & Ephraim Barbour. . Two Siblings Married Siblings:    Elizabeth Ann McCutcheon married Humphrey Barbour and Robert S McCutcheon married & Humphrey & Edith Barbour. . 1896 Dec 24, - Married: Barbour-McCutcheon, at the residence of the bride's parents on Wednesday, 10th, by Rev H F Humphrey, Hxx xxx , daughter of Stuart McCutcheon, all of Erin. (blurry newspaper.) Ref: Acton Free Press, 24 Dec 1896, page 2 column 1. . 1931 Jul 30 - Mr. Wm. Barbour, Mr. & Mrs. Humphrey Barbour, Erin Mr. & Mrs Robert McCutcheon, Ospringe, Mr. Clayton Barbour, & Miss Brett, Toronto, spent Sunday at the home of Mr & Mrs. Hugh McCutcheon, Main Street. . Cousin Ruby WALKER McDougall visited Humphrey one day in Erin. He told her about selling is farm for lots of money to a gravel company. Estimated year is probably not long before he died. I remember he had a walking cane hanging on the back of the kitchen chair. - PJ Ahlberg, 2016. - - -	BARBOUR, Humphrey (I79)
2707	'Mamma & Grama Hammy'	HAMILTON, Mary ELLA (I85)
2708	'Mamma' & " Grama Hammy"	HAMILTON, Mary ELLA .2 (I968)
2709	'Mary Catchpole' single grave'. Verify dates on stone.	COTTON, Mary Caroline (I5)
2710	'Mary Catchpole' single grave'. Verify dates on stone.	COTTON, Mary Caroline .3 (I5)
2711	'Maudie.'	LAWRENCE, Lillian MAUDE (I1478)
2712	'near Paris'. Aged 59y 11m.	BOSTWICK, John G .iii (I146)
2713	'not 5 weeks old' c Dec 1776	LAWRENCE, Mary .vi (I373)
2714	'only daughter'p., Halton Co., ON	Family (F672)
2715	'Only son, Aged 19y 9m. Died at Toronto.	DOUGLAS, Edward Lawrence Jr. (I772)
2716	'Peblershire, Scotland'.	VESSIE, Isabella (I415)
2717	'Rumored to have deserted to Australia', was apparently, untrue. Monument reads spouse . Joseph Martin was the son of Jasper Martin who is considered to be the founder of Milton. He was born in Northumberland, England. He married 3 times 1) Ellen Fleming, 2) Mary Teetzel (1e daughter) & 3) Jane Maunder (2 sons & 1 daughter). XRef: For further information regarding Joseph Martin, please consult "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. I", by Alex Cooke. This picture appears in the book "Milton Semi-Centennial 1857-1907". - - -	MARTIN, Joseph (I300)
2718	'Son of C S & Caroline Sitton'.	SITTON, Frank MONROE .1 (I80)
2719	'Thursday'. Parents. Wm H Teetzel & Carrie Eggelston.	TEETZEL, M. CLAYTON Tryon (I1579)
2720	'Town of Niagara'. COD: Old aged 83y. Visiting on business?	LAWRENCE, Lieut. Col. Alexander Cairns SUE (I250)
2721	'Uncle of of Ben L Tarbox'. Verify relationship.	HANNIGAN, Julia A (I561)
2722	(& yes, also called Eglinton, ON.)	LAWRENCE, Margaret .v (I23)
2723	(1951 Registred) Verify DOD.	MILLARD, John RUSSELL .2 (I316)
2724	(50 mile river,) Ontario, Widowed. Broncho pneumonia.	MACKAY, Richard Clarke (I1191)
2725	(Also called Bethel & Eau Claire Cem. & Caldwell Cem., Pipestone Twp.) Angeline was buried with R A Lawrence. Sec A Row 4, Mother.	SMITH, Angeline Azuby (I520)
2726	(Also called Deckertown-Union Cemetery.)	WILLSON, Jane (I695)
2727	(Also called Willowdale).	WILLSON, Ida Myra Adeline (I234)
2728	(Also listed on monument of son Geo B Lawrence, Richmond Hill, ON)	RYALL, Grace (I578)
2729	(Alt DOB: Aug 1881 - Census 1811)	NEAR, Albert Edward (I378)
2730	(Alt DOD 1 Aug 1823 Aged 72).	KEEN, Reynold (I535)
2731	(Alt DOD would appear to be incorrect: 16 Dec 1909.)	TISDALE, William Peter .1 (I156)
2732	(Alt Name: Eramosa Union Everton Cem.) Plot A10 -6	GERRIE, Wallace Ben (I352)
2733	(Alt Name: Hunzicker, Hunsiker)	HUNZIKER, Melvin Julius MELLIE (I125)
2734	(Aurora, ON.)	CONNELL, Margaret (I81)
2735	(Berlin, Ontario). 23 Elgin St., b. Erin Twp., COD: 'possibly perforation of stomach 4 hrs.	ROSZEL, Cynthia VESTIA (I519)
2736	(Brampton is large town nearby.)	LAWRENCE, Margaret Isabel .xviii (I776)
2737	(Brampton, ON.) R.R.3. Lot 3, Con 3 W.	DENISON, Henry Lawrence (I240)
2738	(Camden)	MARSH, Mary Jane (I1090)
2739	(Catherine's middle name of Barbara is unproven & subject to verification. -PJA) . KUHN SURNAME: KUHN is a German surname. Some biographers give Catherine's PARENTS being born in Scotland. In all certainty this is a misunderstanding of the surname Kuhn, perhaps thinking it was derived from the Scottish Colquhoun, which is pronounced Coon ! (Likewise, her mother's name & nationality is also unknown at this time.) - PJ Ahlberg, 2018. Catherine B Kuhn's first husband was also named John Willson. He was born in 1745 Carrickfergus Ireland & died bef. 1791 Poughkeepsie, NJ. The widow Willson accompanied her son Hugh L Willson to Sharon, Ontario. Children of Catherine B Kuhn & her first husband John Willson of Nine Partners, Duchess Co., NY., were David, John J, Ann & Mary Willson. Her son is David Wilson of Children of Peace, Sharon, Ontario. * 1791 Feb 112. ADMINISTRATRIX The People of the State of NY, by the Grace of God, Free & Independent. To Catherine Willson, widow of John Willson, late of Clinton Town in Duchess County, farmer, dereased, Whereas the said John Willson, installer, having whilst living & at the time of his death, goods, chattels or credits within this State by mans whereof, the ordering & granting Administration of all & singular said goods & also the auditing allowing & final discharging the account there of doth appertain unto us, & we being desirous that the goods of the said diseased my be well & faithful administered, applied & disposed of do grant unto you the said Catharine Willson full power to the presents to administer & faithful dispose of all the singular said goods & receive debs at the time of his death…to cause to be exhibited into the Office of the Surrogate of Dutchess County before the expiration of 6 calendar months from the date here of, & also render a just & true account of administration & appoint you the said Catharine Willson, Administratrix of all goods, chattels & credits of the said John Willson. In witness, signed, Gilbert Livingston, Esq., Surrogate of said County, Poughkeepsie, 12 February, 1791. Ref: NY Wills & Probate, Dutchess, Letters Testamentary and of Administration, Vol A-B, P.72 (83). . 1928 Kate Koon Bovey visited Bischmisheim, Germany (near Saarbrucken) & saw the Luthern Baptism records for Matthias Kuntz (born bet. 1660-67) s/o Matthias Kuntz married1, Anna Margaretha Margaret, d. 2.2.1704 & married2, on 10.1. 1704 to Anna Margaretha Spitz of Frankfurt. She also visited where Mathias lived in Clove*, near the towns of Poughquag & Beekman in the Poughkeepsie Valley, NY. Later they lived in Germantown which is also on the Hudson River. Nicholas's wife was Philetta. Matthias Kuntz left for America in 1790, via Holland & England & landed 1710 Germantown, NY. 13 children by 2 marriages. Ref: Koon & Coons families of eastern NY, Kate Koon Bovey, 1841-1912 of Minneapolis, Minn., published 1937. . The children of Catherine B Kuhn & her first husband, John Willson, were: David Willson; Ann Willson b 1786, Dutchess Co. NY; Mary Wilson b. 1792. Catherine's son David Willson was the founder of the Children of Peace, in Sharon, Ontario. A favourite topic of Willson's was "Public Affairs, their Total Depravity," coupled with denunciations of the so-called Family Compact," of the ruling rich families. Catherine's 2nd husband, John Willson, UE., would no doubt have been sympathetic to this point of view. Gov. John Graves Simcoe in first appointments made John Willson a Magistrate in the new Upper Canada & Willson was soon sidelined by the Family Compact. - PJ Ahlberg 2012. Hugh L. Willson who returned there from the York Mills area in 1819. John Sr. died 8 July 1829, aged 90, & his funeral was conducted by the Rev. Strachan in the meeting house of the Children of Peace. This is highly ironic as the Rev. Strachan preached in the same little chapel at York Mills as did David Willson much to the annoyance of the inhabitants. Soon after the death of John Willson Sr., the Rev. Strachan took control of this chapel without the consent of many of those who had contributed to its building, & banned David Willson from using it. Catherine Willson died 10 Feb. 1840, aged 86. Both John & Catherine are buried in the Children of Peace cemetery. John Willson, Esq. 's first wife Rebecca Thickson died 6 June 1804 in Markham, Ontario. . 1805 Sep 18, Catherine & John Willson Sr. were married by the Rev. John Strachan in St. James Cathedral, Town of York. Perhaps John Willson & Mrs. Catherine Kuhn Willson first met at York Mills (Wilson Avenue) where for some time son John Willson, Jr. operated a mill. John Willson, Jr. was also the trustee for a small chapel at York Mills which the David Willson & his Children of Peace used to hold services, much to the annoyances of Rev. Strachan. 15 years after they married, John & Katherine were living on Yonge Street in Markham where, on 15 June, 1820, John Willson filed a claim for this War of 1812 service. - PJ Ahlberg, 2012 > In your letter of the 24th ult., 1829 you asked about one John Willson who died at Hope (Sharon, ON) about this old man was called Squire Willson. He was David Willson's stepfather, my father's stepmother's second husband (Katherine Kuhn). Her first husband, also called John Willson, died about 1788 in Duchess County, New York). She soon after married Squire Willson who was a man highly respected. He came, I believe from NS in Gov. Simcoe's time & was by the Governor much thought of. He had a large family by a former wife, but none by this one. There are a number of great grandchildren, living in the Twps. of York & Scarborough. There was a grandson of his, John Willson by name, in the service of the Canada Company at the time of the settling of Goderich & neighborhood. When these old people became helpless, David Willson took them home & kept them until they died. They died poor but honest. They once had property which his children spent for them. Ref: Extracted from a letter of 5 December, 1869, Holland Landing Richard Titus Willson. . Red Hook, Dutchess Co. Ncholas Bonesteel & Anna Margretha Kuhn, his wife, with some of their children, were among the early settlers. A portion of the village of Red Hook is now on the easterly part of their farm. Of their descendants, Philip N. Bonesteel was a merchant, magistrate & post-master in Red Hook for many years. His son, Virgil D., was Surrogate of Dutchess county in 1844. John, James, Daniel & Robert Wilson, four brothers, settled in the vicinity of Upper Red Hook before 1770, & engaged in farming. The 2 eldest married the Kuhn sisters, daughters of Simon Kuhn. Ref: Dutchess Co. Genealogy & History. . Story of Sharon, by Ethel Willson Trewhella, The Story of Sharon Wild turkeys & wild pigeons were one of the worst pests as well as a ready supply of food. When they settled on the ground one old timer has described the scene as a heaving sea of blue, They ate the crops, stripped the wild fruit trees. The pigeons roosted in trees in such numbers that branches broke from the weight & many birds fell to the ground. At these times which came to be anticipated, women & children the settlement went with baskets & scooped up these disabled bits. they were acted & put away for the coming winter. As late as June 12 18757 a Newmarket Era story speaks of wild pigeons have been very plentiful in this section during the past 10 days. The are very wild & difficult to kill. In 1865 5h same aper remarked they were much diminished in numbers. A few years later notice of the Pigeon Shoots in Sharon but few pigeons appeared because of uncontrolled ruthless slaughter. Black Frost of 1816. in the summer of 1816 the black first again swept the clearings & reduced the inhabitants to starvation. Nothing was saved, herbage was blackened, the wheat was unfit fo sale & unfit for read. It began to snow in June & continued intermittently until the next spring. Ref: Newmarket Era & Express, published 1951.6.28, p3. Transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -	KUHN, Catherine B (I99)
2740	(Catherine's middle name of Barbara is unproven & subject to verification.) Catherine B Kuhn's first husband was also named John Willson & he was born in 1745 Carrickfergus Ireland & died bef. 1788 Poughkeepsie, NJ. The widow Willson accompanied her son Hugh L Willson to Sharon, Ontario. The Children of Catherine B Kuhn & her first husband John Willson of Nine Partners, Duchess Co., NY., were David, John J, Ann & Mary Willson. Her son is David Wilson of Children of Peace, Sharon, Ontario. . KUHN SURNAME KUHN is a German surname. Some biographers give Catherine's PARENTS being born in Scotland. In all certainty this is a misunderstanding of the surname Kuhn, perhaps thinking it was derived from the Scottish Colquhoun, which is pronounced Coon! (Likewise, her mother's name & nationality is also unknown at this time.) - PJA 2017. * 1791 Feb 12. ADMINISTRATRIX The People of the State of NY, by the Grace of God, Free & Independent. To Catherine Willson, widow of John Willson, late of Clinton Town in Dutchess County, farmer, deceased. Whereas the said John Willson, died intestate, having whilst living & at the time of his death, goods, chattels or credits within this State by means whereof, the ordering & granting Administration of all & singular said goods & also the the auditing allowing & final discharging the account there of doth appertain unto us, & we being desirous that the goods of the said diseased my be well & faithful administered, applied & disposed of do grant unto you the said Catharine Willson full power to the presents to administer & faithful dispose of all the singular said goods & receive debs at the time of his death …to cause to be exhibited into the Office of the Surrogate of Dutchess County before the expiration of 6 calendar months from the date here of, & also render a just & true account of administration & appoint you the said Catharine Willson, Administratrix of all goods, chattels & credits of the said John Willson. In witness, signed, Gilbert Livingston, Esq., Surrogate of said County, Poughkeepsie, 12 February, 1791. p83. . 1791 July 9., Inventory filed in the Surrogate Office for Dutchess Co., John Willson. p.195. Ref: NY Wills & Probate, Dutchess, Letters Testamentary & of Administration, Vol A-B, P72 , p83 & p195). . Catherine's son David Willson was the founder of the Children of Peace, in Sharon, Ontario. A favourite topic of Willson's was "Public Affairs, their Total Depravity," coupled with denunciations of the so-called Family Compact," of the ruling rich families. Catherine's 2nd husband, John Willson, UE., would no doubt have been sympathetic to this point of view. Gov. John Graves Simcoe in first appointments made John Willson a Magistrate in the new Upper Canada & Willson would soon be sidelined by the workings of the Family Compact. . John Willson, Esq.'s first wife Rebecca Thickson died 6 June 1804 in Markham, Ontario. . 1805 Sept. 18, Catherine & John Willson Sr. were married by the Rev. John Strachan in St. James Cathedral, Town of York. Perhaps John Willson & Mrs. Catherine Kuhn Willson first met at York Mills (Wilson Avenue) where for some time son John Willson, Jr. operated a mill. John Willson, Jr. was also the trustee for a small chapel at York Mills which the David Willson & his Children of Peace used to hold services, much to the annoyances of Rev. Strachan. 15 years after they married, John & Katherine were living on Yonge Street in Markham where, on 15 June, 1820, John Willson filed a claim for this War of 1812 service. PJ Ahlberg, 2012 Hugh L. Willson who returned there from the York Mills area in 1819. John Sr. died 8 July 1829, aged 90, & his funeral was conducted by the Rev. Strachan in the meeting house of the Children of Peace. This is highly ironic as the Rev. Strachan preached in the same little chapel at York Mills as did David Willson “much to the annoyance of the inhabitants.” Soon after the death of John Willson Sr., the Rev. Strachan took control of this chapel without the consent of many of those who had contributed to its building, & banned David Willson from using it. Catherine Willson died 10 Feb. 1840, aged 86. Both John & Catherine are buried in the Children of Peace cemetery. * In your letter of the 24th ult.,1829 you asked about one John Willson who died at Hope (Sharon, ON) about this old man was called Squire Willson. He was David Willson's stepfather, my father's stepmother's second husband (Katherine Kuhn). Her first husband, also called John Willson, died about 1788 in Duchess County, New York)*. She soon after married Squire Willson who was a man highly respected. He came, I believe form NS in Gov. Simcoe's time & was by the Governor much thought of. He had a large family by a former wife, but none by this one. There are a number of great grandchildren, living in the Twps. of York & Scarborough. There was a grandson of his, John Willson by name, in the service of the Canada Company at the time of the settling of Goderich & neighborhood. When these old people became helpless, David Willson took them home & kept them until they died. They died poor but honest. They once had property which his children spent for them. Ref: Extracted from a letter of 5 December, 1869, Holland Landing, Richard Titus Willson. Note: First husband Jun Willson was still alive in 1788. His daughter Molly Willson was born June 1792. - PJA Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - The following page is for investigative reach only:	KUHN, Catherine B (I84)
2741	(Century Farm Cemetery, Waterliet Twp., Berrein )	TEETZEL, Maude Elizabeth (I820)
2742	(Closed 1879. Moved to Woodlawn Cemetery.)	CATCHPOLE, Henry Sr. (I50)
2743	(Closed 1879. Moved to Woodlawn Cemetery.)	CATCHPOLE, Henry The Elder (I50)
2744	(Connell, NB.)	NICHOLSON, Elizabeth Sarah ELIZA .1 (I865)
2745	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I16)
2746	(Cullinane Cem.) Silver Creek Twp., Cass Co., MI.	SWISHER, Lena L (I1897)
2747	(Cummer Burial Grounds) Plots 13 & 14, Lot 19, Con 1 Yonge East Side. White monument cracked just at John's death date. Aged 80y.	WILLSON, John .3rd (I34)
2748	(d. Georgetown, Halton Co., Hospital) Plot S9-2.	WALKER, Margaret Jane MAGGIE .4 (I102)
2749	(date of his will).	REZEAU, Jacques JACOB (I1131)
2750	(Delayed reporting for her American Social Security: 15 Dec 1987)	WALKER, Ruby (I14)