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3901	. Wellington Co. Registration #036485, Mar 5, 1893. Irene WALKER, female. Father Chas. H. Walker, manufacturer, mother Ella HAMILTON. Informant Chas H. Walker (father). Registered Apr 5, 1893. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar William Conboy. . Born Irene Walker, born March 5th 1893. . Registration Cards, Irene Walker, 81 241 191. Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton. . Born, Walker - In Erin, on Sunday 5th March, the wife of Charles Walker, a daughter. Ref: Acton Free Press, 9 Mar 1893, page 2, column 1. . 1913 Jun 11 - Port Huron, Michigan border crossing, Irene Walker, b. Erin, Canada, Age 20, Irish, Mother Ella Walker, Erin, First visit to US; purpose: visit Cousin Rev, Jas Hamilton 435 Ethel Ave. Grand Rapids, Money shown $83, Height 5' 6", Med. complexion, Auburn hair, blue eyes Irene raised her nephew, Ed Brock, after her sister Alice Walker Brock died. Erin Advocate Newspaper . 1911 March 11 - Skating carnival: Best Lady representing Night: I. Walker, Lady & Gents Skater, Jane Homer, Irene Walker; & - Miss Irene Walker has secured a position as head Milliner with a firm at Little Current, & left for that place on Monday morning last. [Getting to Manitoulin Island, especially in the dead of winter, must have been quite an experience for Irene - no wonder she was soon home! Isolation on the island was complete. The population on the island & in the town was small. One wonders just how many ladies dress hats could been sold.- PJA 2010]. . 1911 July 5, Miss Irene Walker is home from Little Current, Ontario. . Wellington Co. Registration #036485, Mar 5, 1893. Irene WALKER, female. Father Chas. H. Walker, manufacturer, mother Ella HAMILTON. Informant Chas H. Walker (father). Registered Apr 5, 1893. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar William Conboy. . Born Irene Walker, born March 5th 1893. . Registration Cards, Irene Walker, 81 241 191. Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton. . Born, Walker - In Erin, on Sunday 5th March, the wife of Charles Walker, a daughter. Ref: Acton Free Press, 9 Mar 1893, page 2, column 1. . 1913 Jun 11 - Port Huron, Michigan border crossing, Irene Walker, b. Erin, Canada, Age 20, Irish, Mother Ella Walker, Erin, First visit to US; purpose: visit Cousin Rev, Jas Hamilton 435 Ethel Ave. Grand Rapids, Money shown $83, Height 5' 6", Med. complexion, Auburn hair, blue eyes Irene raised her nephew, Ed Brock, after her sister Alice Walker Brock died. Erin Advocate . 1911 March 11 - Skating carnival: Best Lady representing Night: I. Walker, Lady & Gents Skater, Jane Homer, Irene Walker; & - Miss Irene Walker has secured a position as head Milliner with a firm at Little Current, & left for that place on Monday morning last. [Getting to Manitoulin Island, especially in the dead of winter, must have been quite an experience for Irene - no wonder she was soon home! Isolation on the island was complete. The population on the island & in the town was small. One wonders just how many	WALKER, Irene (I972)
3902	. Wellington Co. Registration #036485, Mar 5, 1893. Irene WALKER, female. Father Chas. H. Walker, manufacturer, mother Ella HAMILTON. Informant Chas H. Walker (father). Registered Apr 5, 1893. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar William Conboy. . Born Irene Walker, born March 5th 1893. . Registration Cards, Irene Walker, 81 241 191. Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton. . Born, Walker - In Erin, on Sunday 5th March, the wife of Charles Walker, a daughter. Ref: Acton Free Press, 9 Mar 1893, page 2, column 1. . 1913 Jun 11 - Port Huron, Michigan border crossing, Irene Walker, b. Erin, Canada, Age 20, Irish, Mother Ella Walker, Erin, First visit to US; purpose: visit Cousin Rev, Jas Hamilton 435 Ethel Ave. Grand Rapids, Money shown $83, Height 5' 6", Med. complexion, Auburn hair, blue eyes Irene raised her nephew, Ed Brock, after her sister Alice Walker Brock died. Erin Advocate newspaper . 1909 Nov 3, Miss Irene Walker visited friends at Acton, last week. . 1909 Nov 17, Girls be Careful: One day last wee, as Miss Cecil McGregor was running the Sewing Machine, her finger got caught in the needle which unfortunately broke off, necessitating medical assistance to withdraw the broke piece. On Monday of this week, Miss Irene Walker, while working in the millinery Department of D C Russell's store, ran a needle right through her hand. Fortunately it was not broke & was pulled out without any serious results. . 1911 March 11 - Skating carnival: Best Lady representing Night: I. Walker, Lady & Gents Skater, Jane Homer, Irene Walker; & - Miss Irene Walker has secured a position as head Milliner with a firm at Little Current, & left for that place on Monday morning last. * Note: Getting to Manitoulin Island, especially in the dead of winter, must have been quite an experience for Irene - no wonder she was soon home! Isolation on the island was complete. The population on the island & in the town was small. One wonders just how many ladies dress hats could been sold.- PJA 2010. . 1911 July 5, Miss Irene Walker is home from Little Current, Ontario. . 1911 Sept. 13, Miss Irene Walker has secured a position at Cargill, Ontario. . 1912 Jan. 3, New Years Travellers: Mrs. E. McPherson, Brantford, the guest of Miss I. Walker. . 1913 June 11, Port Huron, Michigan Passenger Lists: Irene Walker, Born Erin Canada, Age 20, Single, Milliner, Race Irish. Money $30. Residence, Erin, Ont., Nearest relative: Mother Mrs. Ella Walker, Erin, Can. Ever in US, no; Passage myself. Destination: Cousin Rev. Jas. Hamilton, 436 Ethel Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. Height 5' 6", Complexion, medium ; Hair auburn. Eyes blue. . 1932, Jan 7, Erin, Mrs. J. Felker & Family, & Misses Irene & Ruby Walker of Toronto; Mr. Hughes of Regina, Sask. spent Christmas with their mother, Mrs. Ella Walker. Ref: Acton Free Press. . 1932 Nov 10 - Could this be the same Irene Walker who attended 1Cousin 1Removed, Enid Wilda Gordon, died Artmesia, Grey County. Ref: Obituary of Enid Gordon? . 1943 Toronto Directory Walker, Irene, Chief Acct. CCM, H 16 Rivercres Rd. (H Crest). Walker, Ruby & Kathleen, Public Health Nurse(s), York Twp. Health Department, Res. 16 Rivercrest rd. (H Crest) Tel LY 2607. . 1951, Irene Walker, Chief Acct CCM, r, 18 Eagle Rd., Islington, ON. . 1965, Walker, Irene, h 8 Eagle Rd., Etobicoke. . Christmas in the 1950's would be spent with her sister Jennie Felker. Nephew Charlie would pick her up at her home & drive her over for dinner. - - -	WALKER, Irene (I12)
3903	. Wellington Co. Registration #037117, Jun 9, 1888. George Oston Orvill Felker, male, Father John Felker, baker, mother Mary Felker. Informant John Felker, Hillsburg. Registered Jul 7, 1888. Registrar Thomas Young. . 1896 Photo Students and teacher of Fergus Public School, Students and teacher Annie Nelson in front of Fergus Public School, partial key to names filed with photo. Geo Felker is believe to be in the fifth row. Students and teacher Annie Nelson in front of Fergus Public School, partial key to names filed with photo. . George Felker, of Fergus, shot himself & died instantly while out hunting on Thanksgiving Day. Ref: Acton Free Press, 12 November, 1908, Page 3, Column 1. . 1908 November 9, Guelph. Today. Hunter George Felker of Fergus Killed By His Own Gun, was climbing a fence. A hunting accident occurred shortly after noon today, about a mile north of Fergus, as a result of which George Felker about 20 years of age & unmarried, was instantly killed by a shot from his own gun. He & John McClough, a young man of his own age, had been out together & were returning. Turning he saw Felker who was climbing over a fence at that time fell to the ground. On running back he found that the charge had entered just below the jaw. Felker gave no sign of life & must have been killed instantly. An inquest will be held. Ref: Globe & Mail Newspaper, Toronto. . Also reported in: Orangeville Banner Reel 32 Felker, George - 19 Nov., 1908, P 1, C 4 (d) - - -	FELKER, George Oston Orwell .2 (I180)
3904	. Wellington Co. Registration #037128, Aug 18, (no year listed). Stanley Johnson SWACKHAMER, male, Father T. A. Swackhamer, farmer, mother Frances Cathr JOHNSON. Informant T. A. Swackhamer, farmer, Erin. Registered Sep 4, 1888. Accoucheur Dr. Lowry, Registrar Thomas Young. - - -	SWACKHAMER, Stanley Johnston (I1039)
3905	. Wellington Co. Registration #043641, Jan 18, 1898, William Jas. Walker, male, father J. W. Walker, moulder, mother Annie Hamilton. Informant J. W. Walker. Registered Feb 18, 1898. Accoucheur Dr. Gear. . Ontario Death Registration: William James Walker, died Sept 5, 1898, 7 months, Main Street, Erin, Church of England Died of Colera Infantium, for three days. H. Gere, MD Son of L or C (?) W. Walker. . 1898 Sept 15 - Died: Walker In Erin on Sunday, 4th inst, the infant son of James Walker. Ref: Acton Free Press. - - -	WALKER, William James .9 (I263)
3906	. Wellington Co., Ontario Birth Registration # 039048, 15 Feb. 1889, John Sibald Walker, [the 2nd] male, Father Jas W. Walker, Moulder, mother Annie Hamilton. Informant James W. Walker, Moulder, Village of Erin. Registered Mar 12, 1889. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton, Registrar Wm Tyler. . (Note of coincidence: Previous Registered # 39047 is Marg. L. Overland, future wife of his brother Robert. - PJA) . 1911 June 19 Census, Toronto, York South, John S Walker, 22 y /Jul 1866. . 1917 Muster, WW I: Walker, John Sibbald, [2nd] 716 Indian Rd. Toronto, Attestation Paper U of T training Co., $491032, WW1. Cdn. Over-Sea Expeditionary Force, Born: Erin, Ontario. Next of Kin: Mother Annie Walker, 716 Indian Rd, Toronto, Born 1889 FEB 15. Trade: Clerk, Single. Previous Military: Lieut. 30 Regt., 1 Year. Oath Toronto, June 11, 1917. - - -	WALKER, John Sibbald .13 (I76)
3907	. Wellington Co., Ontario Birth Registration #005698, Jun 16, 1871, Austin McCutcheon, male, father John McCutcheon, farmer, mother Susannah FISHER. Informant John McCutcheon farmer, Erin. Registered Jul 14, 1871. Accoucheur Mrs. Webb. Registrar Charles Ferguson. Division Erin, County Wellington. . Austin, succeeded to a part of the homestead, which he owns in conjunction with his brothers & sisters. He is a successful farmer, & has a fine place, where he carried on mixed farming, feeding a large number of cattle for market. He is a Presbyterian, & a Liberal. He m. Jetta Brydon. Issue: Ernest. * Ref: From the "Biographical sketches" Historical Atlas of the County of Wellington, Ontario, compiled, drawn & published from personal examinations & surveys. Toronto: Historical Atlas Publishing Co, 1906, reprint 1972. p. 44. . Died McCutcheon, at Guelph, Ont., on Tuesday, Apr 21 1953, Austin McCutcheon, formerly of Ospringe, husband of the late Jane Bryron in his 78th year. Funeral service was held at the Victor R Rumy funeral home, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock interment was in Everton Cemetery. Ref: Acton Free Press, 23 Apr 1953 , page 12 , column 5 -Transcripts by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. . 2013 - t's been a fun ride: Ed Stewart, 2013; biography of Ed Stewart (1932- ) of Erin Township based on original interviews by Karen Dallimore . Mention of of Austin McCutcheon. Ref: Wellington County Museum & Archives. - - -	MCCUTCHEON, Austin (I121)
3908	. Widow of James Kearney, Indemnity for French Spoliation prior to 1800, Senate bill & again Senate Bill 183, Foreign Affairs Favorable Referred to Committee Provided for by Act. 24th May, 1828.	KEARNY, James .2 (I603)
3909	. Wife: Euphemina Zimmerman 29 Aug. 1831 Clinton Twp., Ontario - 22 Apr 1920 Detroit. Her fifth child, Mabel Teetzel was born 1873 in East Saginaw, Michigan. . Teetzel John M., carpenter & joiner, res. E S Park, bet Chestnut & Park. East Saginaw Directory 1873. . Cause of death: General Sepis following removal of prostate. Verify identify, further research: . 1897 Mar 12 - Warren Boadway is now the owner of John Teetzel's dray business having purchased it last week. Mr. Teetzel was compelled to sell on account of ill health. . 1897 Apr 9 - Yale THE VILLAGE COUNCIL. They Transact Much Business at Their Last Special Meeting Yale. Mich., on April 5th, 1897. Petition of Teetzel & others for sidewalk from North street to Medianic street on west side of Kennetic street received & referred to committee on Streets & Sidewalks. . 1897 Jun 18 - John Teetzel, who is suffering from cancer of the mouth, is growing worse. . 1897 Jul 23 - John Teetzel who has been suffering with cancer is gaining. . 1897 Oct 8 - John Teetzel's condition is no better at present. His friends have no hopes of his recovery. He is unable to take but very little nourishment. . 1897 Nov 5 - William Teetzel, of Ridgetown, Ont. & Wm. Everly & wife, of Saginaw, attended the funeral of John Teetzel last week. - I desire to thank the many kind friends for their charity & sympathy & the assistance rendered during the long illness & after the death of my husband John Teetzel. Mrs. Teetzel. Death's Doings: . 1897 Oct 29 - John Teetzel died at his home on Kennetick street, Monday night, Oct. 25, 1897, after a lingering illness from cancer of the throat. He was born in Canada, April 5th, 1827 & was married to Euphemia Zimmerman in July of 1852. Ten children were born to Mr. & Mrs. Teetzel, four of whom are living-Henry, Mrs. Eli Wait, Mrs. Charles Tunis & Mable. Mr. Teetzel with his wife & daughter Mabel moved to Yale 8 years ago & he engaged in draying & was always an industrious, hardworking man. The funeral was held from the M.E. church on Thursday, Elder L. Clark preaching the sermon. The remains were interred in Elmwood cemetery. A large number of sorrowing friends & relatives were present to pay their last sad respect to one whom was loved by all. Ref: The Yale Expositor, Yale, St. Clair Co., Mich. . John M Teetzel, 25 Oct 1897 Brockway, St. Clair Co., Mich. Elmwood Cemetery, Yale, St. Clair Co., Mich. b 5 Apr 1827, Palermo, Trafalgar Twp., Halton Co., Ontario. Note: A report from 2014.7 says there has been vandalization of the old cemetery. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -	TEETZEL, John S .4 (I782)
3910	. WILL of 14 May, 1757 - Thomas Robinson of NY, mentions his partner shop with Caleb Lawrence. Robinson ordered that his part of the brew house & grain, malt & real estate to put on sale for the benefit of his 2 daughters & wife. I make my wife, & Robert Hartshorne, & Richard Lawrence, of Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey, & Joseph Furman, of New York, merchant, Executors. [Richard Lawrence.iii , b 1720?] - - -	LAWRENCE, Caleb (I400)
3911	. WILL of Daniel Lawrence, Atlantic Twp., Monmouth Co., NJ . First pay his just debts & funeral expenses. . bequeath unto son Stephen Henry Lawrence 2 acres of land whereon the house he now stands, Twp.. of Atlantic, the line to commence at Brook ends to run northerly & west of his house & parallel until Tunis Statesin line for enough nor to . 2 acres . bequeath unto my beloved wife Alike Lawrence my lands & cal estate, all my personal estate wheresoever to use during her natural life. . unto son John H Lawrence $100 paid a year after decease of my widow. . unto son Peter Lawrence $50. paid a year after the decease of my widow. Signed & sealed Daniel Lawrence, 17 Dec 1860. Wit: Isaac P & John Slatesir. . 1861 Dec 18, John Stasin, sworn, witness, saw Daniel Lawrence sign & seal his last Will & Testament, He was of sound mind. . 1861 Dec 18. Administer of estate of Daniel Lawrence, signed, John R Conover, Surrogate Court. Ref: NJ Wills & Probate, vol GH, 1857-1866, p425. . Research & transcription by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you.	LAWRENCE, Daniel .III (I871)
3912	. WILL of George Thomas Sargent, Left his farm to his eldest son James. The release came through in 1854 but for some reason, James died at the age 33 years on April 17, 1857, aged 33y 4mos. . It is also known that James Sargent bought S half Lot 12, Con 8, Garafraxa from the Crown on Aug 17, 1846 for £10, but no payment was made & no deed was given so this property was transferred to James Loree in 1852. It is not known why James gave up this farm, whether because of unexpected responsibilities after his father's death and /or because of his own ill health. Cause of death? - - -	SARGENT, George THOMAS (I328)
3913	. WILL of Robt. Johnston: Daughters MARGARET.1 & SARAH: My lot on Toronto street, north of the right of way, to the rear of the lot before mentioned. To be equally divided between them, share & share alike as tenants in common & not just as tenants. 12 Aug.1843. Estate Files J4. (With others, on Newgate St & now named Adelaide St., in the quadrangle adjoining the lot with the store at King & Toronto St Also Aunt Margaret Johnson & her husband owned land on Toronto street. - P J Ahlberg) . Drawings of 'Checked Store,' on King Street; may also be found in early Toronto newspapers advertisements. Across the road from Marg. & Sarah's home is Toronto's first Post Office, located at 260 Adelaide Street East. It was built in 1834 & from here we can almost hear the voices of the Johnstons, Lawrences & Willsons posting a letter or opening news from New Jersey. Today it is both an operating post office & a museum (2010). - PJ Ahlberg. * Toronto Necropolis Cemetery, Registration Numbers 5303-7: Elizabeth Johnston, Robert Johnston, Margaret Johnston, Thomas Johnston & Sarah Kough* . Removed from Potters Field. Interred March 1876; Interred: F 160 & 151, Ground property of C G Parks. . It is noted further that all are recorded on the same page in the Necropolis Record Vol. 5 1875-1877. Note: Sarah Kough is recorded together with the Johnston, although Mrs. P. Whittemore record says four other family members were removed to Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Block 2, Town Lot 5, ES Old Toronto St., p213-218. Checked Board Store location . 1818 Aug 12, B&S, Robt Lackie & wife Margaret, to Robert Johnston, York, yeoman, £150, SW Corner King St. of land reserved of a gaol & Courthouse, to Toronto St., signed Robt Johnston; . 1842 Jul 30, WILL, Robt Johnston, to John L Perrin & John Johnston & wife, Exors, & Excors. . 1846 Apr 22, E F Whittemore & wife Margaret & Sarah &Thos Stortt Keough, to T Rogers, £4; . 1849 Nov 2, B&S, Thos Stott Keogh, to E F Whittemore, Toronto, Merchant, £700, signed Thos S Keogh; . 1851 Jun 13, Grant & Release, Thomas Rigney, to E F Whittemore, £350; . 1866 Mar 27, Grant. Richard L Johnston, eldest son & heir at law of Robt Johnston, decd, eldest brother & heir at law of Sarah Mckeough, formerly Sarah Johnston, dec, & Mary Johnston his wife [i.e. Mary Stevenson], to HM The Queen, $100, signed Mary & R L Johnson. Block 5, Town Lot 5, ES Old Toronto St., p213 Old Post Office . 1818 Aug 12, Wife Margaret & Robt Lackie Junr., to Robt Johnson, York, yeoman, £150, SW King St. of land reserved of a gaol & Courthouse, to Toronto St., signed Robt Johnston; . 1842 Jul 30, WILL Robt Johnston, to John L Perrin & John Johnston & wife, Exors, & Excors. . 1846 Oct 16, Assignment of Mortg, Richd Lawrence Johnston, to m. Cawthra, Esq. . 1849 Nov 2, B&S, Thos Stott Keogh, to E F Whittemore, Toronto, Merchant, £700, signed Thos S Keogh; Block 2, Town Part Lot 6, ES Old Toronto St., p219-222, Masonic Hall Building . 1818 Aug 12, Wife Margaret & Robt Lackie Junr., to Robt Johnston, York, Yeoman, £150, commencing King to SW corner received for a Gaol & Court House, of Lot 2 Toronto St. . 1846 Apr 7, Fred Rogers, to Thos Stott Keogh, Palermo, Merchant, £5 . 1849 Nov 2, B&S, The Stott Keogh & wife Sarah, to E F Whittemore, Toronto, Merchant, £120 or £20 faint, . 1865 Aug 23, Mary & Richard Lawrence Johnston of Esquesing, eldest heir & brother of Sarah Johnston Keogh, dec., to Sam Nordheimer, £500. Block 5, Town Lot 5, ES Old Toronto St., p213-218 Old Post Office . 1818 Aug 12, Wife Margaret & Robt Lackie Junr., to Robt Johnson, York, yeoman, £150, SW King St. of land reserved of a gaol & Courthouse, to Toronto St., signed Robt Johnston; . 1842 Jul 30, WILL, Robt Johnston, to John L Perrin & John Johnston & wife, Exors, & Excors. . 1846 Oct 16, Assignment of Mortg?, Richd Lawrence Johnston, to m. Cawthra, Esq. . 1849 Nov 2, B&S, Thos Stott Keogh, to E F Whittemore, Toronto, Merchant, £700, signed Thos S Keogh; . 1851 Jul 28, Recovery, Wm Cawthra, Assigns forever E F Whittemrore, £500; . 1851 Aug 2, Wife Margaret, E F Whittmore, to HM The Quee , £1137. . 1866 Mar 27, Grant, Richard Lawrence Johnson, eldest son, heir RL dec, eldest bro of Sarah Johnston McKeough, to HM The Queen, $100 Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -	JOHNSTON, Sarah .1 (I646)
3914	. WILL of Robt. Johnston: To son Thomas: The house & lot west of Robert's with the privileges to the same belonging. 12 Aug.1843. Estate Files J4. Note: That is 3 doors next to the store at King & Toronto St. - PJA. . Drawings of' Checked Store,' on King Street here & also Toronto newspapers advertisements. . Johnston, Thos. Caledon Inn, Market Lane [1843-4] & Johnston, Thos. Clark at Bowes & Hall, Toronto St. [1843-4]. . 1850 Inhabitants of Toronto, Ontario: Johnston, Thomas, labourer, 46 Duke St. [i.e. now King Street.) Recorded for further reseach: Ontario Land Registry, North York Book 43, p15 NW Quarter of Lot 23, Con 3 ESYonge St. . 1853 Jun 24, Patent, Crown to Thomas J Johnston, All 50 acres . 1864 Feb 15, WILL of Henry Johnston . 1953 Jun 24, Patent, Crown, to Thomas Johnston . 1869 Apr 16, Grant, Thomas Johnston Sr., to Thomas Johnston, Jr. £1, All . 1869 Aug 31, Mortgage, Thomas Johnston Jr, to Robert J Johnston, All acres . 1886 Jan 29, Release, Eliz R Latimer, to Robt J Johnston, $200, All . 1905 Jul 29, WILL OF ROBERT J JOHNSTON, to Robert W Johnston, $x, Pt 50 ac. in all; . 1954 July 14, Grant, Robt W Johnston, to Robt W Johnston & Agnes E his wife as Joint Tenants, $1, All . 1955 Aug 29, Mtg. Gladys J & Wm H Cool, Turstee, to Anges E & Robert W Johnston on Joint Account.n, $65,272. All; . 1955 Jun 29, Grant, Agnes E & Robt W Johnston, to Wm H Cool, Trustee, $1 etc. SW Quarter of Lot 23, Con 3 ESYonge St., NY Book 43, p 19 . 1864 Feb 15, WILL of Henry Johnston, S.W. Quarter Acres . 1870 Feb 1, Grant, Wm. Kirk, to Henry Johnston, $400, All 50 acres . 1881 Jul 13, Lease?, Henry Johnston, to Waterous Engine Coy, $776, All, Discharged . 1887 Sep 14, Agreetment, Sarnia Agricultrual Col., Henry Johnston, $525, All; . 1913 Sep 24, Grant Half Interest, Arabella Johnston, to John K Johnston, $8370, All; . 1904 June 29, WILL of Robert J Johnston, To Robt W Johnston, $xx, Pt 50 acres; . 1946 May 7, Quit Claim, Agnes & Robt W Johnston, to John K Johnston, $1, All . 1946 Apl 30, Grant, Zelma & John K Johnston, to Herbert A Dent, $19,000, All. Lot 24, Con 3 ESYonge, Book 43, p 22 . 1837, B&S, John Hunter, to Thomas Johnston, £100, all 200 Acres . 1837 Jun 27, B&S, Thos Johnston Sr., to Thos Johnson Jr., $1, South Half 100 A. . 1869 Aug 31, WILL Thos Johnston Jr. to Wm. H Johnston etall, $$xx, SH 90 acres. . 1892 Feb 24, Grant Quit Claim, Sarah A & Jacob Munsshaw, Robt J Johnston etux, Robt & Elizabeth Lattimore, Mary J Dixon & Thos W Johnston, to Wm H Johnston, $1., East 90 A. . 1916 Apl 1, Grant, Jane E & Wm. H Johnston, To Robt Myer, $9000, E half of SHalf. - - -	JOHNSTON, Thomas.2 (I647)
3915	. WILL Summary: James Lawrence, Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ, Yeoman. one half of "my 570 Acres of land lying in Middlesex to be equally divided in quantity and quality to her heirs. - To my Daughter Deborah when she shall attain to 21y, or leave issue of her body, the remaining part of my land & Meadow at Kettle Creek to be equally divided to her my sd. daughter Deborah her heirs. - And if any of my 4 daughters namely Hannah, Mary Rebeckah & Deborah, depart this life before they attain to 21y or leave issue of their body that then that land that such deceased daughter or daughters should inherit be equally divided amongst those of said daughters that shall survive & their heirs. Deborah Lawrence married Richard Herbert. Children: James & Thomas Herbert. The 2 eldest sons of Richard Herbert," in 1773. WILL Proved 7 April, 1730.- - -	LAWRENCE, Deborah .ii (I1117)
3916	. William H Lawrence married was first to Emily Harris & the 2nd marriage her sister Emma F Harris. . 30 Mar 1864, City of Toronto, Ontario Marriage Registration William Lawrence, Resides Markham Village, Born Markham, s/o Elizabeth & Peter Lawrence, married Emma F Harris, Age 19, born & resides Eglinton, On., d/o Fedelia & James Harris. . (One of Mr. Harris' daughters, Mrs. W. Lawrence, is living & resides on Huntley Street.) Ref: Recollections and Records of Toronto of Old. - Wm. Henry Pearson, Published 1914. - - -	HARRIS, Emma Fielding-Ketchum (I450)
3917	. William Lawrence.2 referred to himself as William Junior. According to Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan (1797-1880), Secretary-Archivist for the State of New York, "said that William Lawrence of New Jersey was not the son but the cousin of William Lawrence of Flushing, New York. Edmund B O'Callaghan authored several works on New Amsterdam & colonial New York. To this end, the ATTACHED genealogy endeavors to find answers to their relationships. To that end dear reader & cousins I ask your assistance in any corrections or updates. Thank you.. - P J Ahlberg 2014. . Wm. Lawrence represented Monmouth County in the Eighth Assembly. . 1719 July 28 - First WILL of * WILLIAM LAWRENCE. To all Christian People, Greeting. I, William Lawrence, of Flushing in Queen's County, on the Island of Nassau, being conscious of the mortality of life in this world. . I leave to my wife Deborah Lawrence, one-half of my household stuff, during her widowhood, . & the other half to my daughter Elizabeth, also 2 Negroes. . I leave to my son, Joshua Lawrence, a bond of £57. 10s. . I leave to my son, Caleb Lawrence, all the farm I now live on, in Tews Neck, with all the housing & orchards, & a negro boy & 2 horses. . I leave to my son Stephen, 500 acres of land I bought of the Underhills, at a place called Spring Hill, in East & West Jersey, & 1 negro boy & 2 horses. . I leave to my sons, Obadiah, Daniel, Joshua, & Adam, & my son-in-law, Joseph Rodman, all my right of land in Smithtown Patent, which father Smith gave me in his WILL, & all my right in Smithtown. . Executors: I make my sons, Daniel & Obadiah, & my son-in-law, Joseph Rodman, executors. . I give all the rest of my Estate, & 2 lots of land in New York, which I bought of Carster Learsen, as by bill of sale from him, lying in William Street, above the Smiths Vly, to all my children. Dated July 28, 1719. Witnesses, Joseph Thorn, Sr., Benjamin Thorn & Jacob Thorn. Proved before John Jackson, Judge of the Common Pleas, March 16, 1719/20. Ref: NJ Wills, Liber 9, Page 152. . 1741 Feb. 20 - LAST WILL: Lawrence, William, of Middletown, Monmouth Co.; Being in the 84 year of my age. . Grandson, William, son of Richard Lawrence, deceased, 36 acres at Barnegat, being part of Thomas Coopers lot. . Grandson, William, son of John Lawrence, deceased, 100 acres on Hop river. . Granddaughter, Jane Lawrence, daughter of John, deceased, 80 acres adjoining Peter Tiltons. . Daughter, Elizabeth Harsthorne, half of Propriety Right & land near Medecunk, & large Concordance. . Daughter, Hannah Herbert; land & next great Bible. . Son, Thomas, largest old Bible, surveyors instruments & £5. . Two eldest grandsons, 20 sh. Executors - brothers Joseph & Benjamin Lawrence, son-in-law William Hartshorne, daughter Elizabeth, & son Robert. Witnesses James Seabrook, Thomas Cooper, Andrew Bowne, William Hartshorne, Junior, Thomas Hartshorne. Proved Nov. 22, 1750. Robert Lawrence, Esquire, one of the executors qualified same day, three of the others being dead. Ref: NJ Calendar of Wills, Lib. E, p. 523. . 1751 May11 - Inventory of estate of William Lawrence, Esquire, taken at the house of Robert Hartshorn, in Middletown, £16.2.0, includes 11 silver spoons. Made by Samuel bone, & Thomas Hartshorne. . 1751 May 11. Inventory of the estate (of William Lawrence, Esquire) taken at the house of Robert Hartshorne [his grandson], in Middletown (16.2.0), includes 11 silver spoons. Made by Samuel Bowne & Thomas Hartshorne. Note1: The inventory was at his grandson's house would, therefore, imply William Lawrence was living there. . APPENDIX Jan. 29. Lawrence, Sarah, of Newark; WILL. Cousins Esther Brown, Joseph Brown, Joseph Bond, Bethia Bond. Sister, xx Brown. John & Isaack, sons of friend George Harrison, Silvester Cent. Personal property. Executor George Harrison. Witnesses Samuel Ross, George Harrison. Proved Feb. 1 following. 1694-5, Feb. 9. Letters issued to executor. E. J. D., Lib. D, p. 368; Lib. E, p. 198. page 561 #1692-3. . 1668 Jan 4 - Middletown, Earmarks of the townes cattle: William Lawrence his mark is both ears slit & the under hinder part is cut off. Ref: Historical Miscellany, Vol. 2, John Stillwell. . 1670 Sep 9 - At a court holder in Middletown, Present, E Smith, W Lawrence, James Grover, John Bowne, Ricd. Stoutt & Ricd Gibbins. The Constables testified John Job refused to aide him watch with the drunken Indians; Job said, What a divell have I to doe with you or his majesty either; when the constables laid hold of him & his shirt then tearing, a plague confound ye all [i.e. go to hell all of you]; Job pleaded he knew not he was constable, Job fined 40 shillings for refusing to obey the Constable. . 1670 In the old Middletown Town Book is recorded an agreement dated 1670, between James Mills, living on James River, Virginia, & William Lawrence about a house & lot owned by Lawrence at Middleburgh, Long Island, was accidentally burned & the sale was declared void. . 1679 March 23 - Capt. Wm Lawrence, deceased. Letter of Administration is granted to William Lawrence & Ruth Gibbons & wife, Deborah Smith Lawrence. ... Inventory was taken by the constable & overseers ... Whereas William Lawrence, late of Flushing, hath left a considerable Estate & 7 young children that is to say Mary, Thomas, Joseph, Richard, Samuel, Sarah, & James whose proportion & share of their said Father's Estate according to law amounts to each of them £288 16 shillings one penny half penny the whole being £2,020. 12 shillings 4 pence half penny which is & remains in the hands & possession of Elizabeth the widow & administratrix of the said William & mother to the said children ... until they shall attain the age of 21 years or be married. New York, 23 Mar, 1680. . John Lawrence, JR., m. as his wife Sarah Cornell (daughter of Thomas Cornel), b. Essex, England; she m. (1) Thomas Willett; m. (3) Charles Bridges (called on Dutch records Carel Van Brugge). 3 John Lawrence, d. 1714; m. (3) Elizabeth Cornell, daughter of Richard, Thomas, Children: Richard. Elizabeth, m. Ford. Mary, m. Briggs. Deborah. Sarah Lawrence. NJ Important Quaker Families Represented: . 1687 8th mo., 28th - Ephram Allen of Shrews. married Margaret Wardell of Shrewsbury, at the house of Eliakim Wardell. Witn: Wm. Lawrence, Wm. Lawrence Jr., John Lawrence, Judah & Mary Allen, Jos. & Lidya Wardell, John & Eliz. Williams, Simon & Mary Cooper, Remberance & Margaret Lippincott, John & Meribah Slocum, Geo Curlis, Frances Borden, John Wooley, John Sterkey, Sarah Perkins, Hananiah & Eliz. Gifford, Sarah Reape, Frances Bucher, Jane Borden, Elizabeth Hance, Elis. Cole, Margaret Parker. Ref: Shrewsbury Quaker Marriages. . 1698 Census Flushing, New York: Major. Wm. Lawrence & Deborah his wife, Children: William, Richard, Obadiah, Daniel, Samuel, John, Adam, Debora & Sarah Lawrence. Negros: James, Tom, Lew, Bess, 2 children. NEW JERSEY LAWRENCES 1695-6 to 1699 & 1701-2. Wm. Lawrence, Jr. was Town Clerk of Middletown. . 1705 - Sheriff of Monmouth County. . 1707 - Represented Monmouth County in the Third Assembly. . 1711 - Represented Monmouth County in the Sixth Assembly. . 1712 December the 29th. Then William Lawrence Junr. gave his earmark to be recorded, as followeth, viz, both ears slitt & the hind part cut off, called half crop on each ear. Entered per me, Willm. Lawrence Junr. Ref: Town Book of Old Middletown. Note2: At least 75 reference, (& not including his signature as clerk), to Wm. Lawrence may be found in this Middletown book. - PJA . 1716 - William & Elisha Lawrence, Seventh NJ Assembly, County of Monmouth. . 1721 - William Lawrence, Eighth NJ Assembly, Monmouth Co. . 1721 - William Lawrence Jr. II, Sixth NJ Assembly. . 1719 January the 24th - The House appointed a committee to inquire into certain printed libels, & personal abuse against its members. One Benjamin Johnson, of Monmouth, had said to William Lawrence, a member from that county, "You Lawrence, are a pitiful pimping fellow, & have been failed to your trust in the Assembly." On the complaint of Lawrence, Johnson was ordered into arrest by the House; but he avoided its displeasure by absconding. Wm. Lawrence moved to Monmouth County with the Brownes & Stouts. He was assigned Lot 31 in Middletown, NJ. . 1727 - The land owners were having disagreements about paying the Governor Carteret quitrents for their property: In 1727 William Lawrence told his sept-grandmother's husband, Gov. Carteret, 'that the Proprietors of East Jersey were forced to pay expensive patents or loss their land. There would be no justice for the landowners as long as the courts controlled the land disputes.' The book also details a stalemate amongst Gov. Carteret, Browne, Salter & Wm. Lawrence over the administration of an Estate. During this fray, Gov. Carteret, was hauled by NY soldiers from his bed in Elizabethtown, NJ & taken to the Gov. Andros of NY to answer charges of usurping government authority. Eventually the courts compelled all parties to co-operate. NEW JERSEY COLONIAL DOCUMENTS: . 1677 July 20. To William Lawrence, Junior of Middletown for 165 a. in 6 parcels. 173 Acres. . 1676-7 January 10. to John Vaughan of Middletown for: 1, a tract of 126 acres, bounded N. W. & S. W. by Richard Gibbons, S. E. by un-surveyed land, N. E. by Poirsy Run; 2, 9 acres of meadow, formerly Benjamin Deull's, bounded E. by James Grover, W. by Wm. Lawrence, S. by upland, N. by the beach. 165 Acres Ref: Calendar of New Jersey Patents. . 1683-4 March 1. Last WILL & Testament of Thorlagh Swiney of Middletown. Wife Mary, son John & James, son of Joseph GROVER. Executors Joseph Grover & wife Hanna. Witnesses Peter Tilton. . 1683-4 Proved - William Lawrence, Jun., Thomas Wainwright, John Fish, Richard Gardiner. . 1686 Nov. 1. Deed, William LAWRENCE of Middle Town, East Jersey, by his attorney James Nevill of New Salem, planter, to Griffith JONES of Philadelphia for 500 acres, adjoining Casparus Harman. . 1687 8th mo., 28th, Ephram Allen of Shrews. married Margaret Wardell both of shrews. at the house of Eliakim Wardell. Witn: Wm. Lawrence, Wm. Lawrence Jr., John Lawrence. Ref: Shrewsbury Quaker Marriages. . 1688 Aug. 10. Deed. Robert Barclay of Ury, Scotland, by his attorney, John Reid of Hortencie, to William Lawrence, senior of Middletown, for 100 acres on Burlington Path, bounded N. by Hope River, on all other sides by unsurveyed land. . 1687 8th mo., 28th, Ephram Allen of Shrews. married Margaret Wardell both of Shrewsbury, at the house of Eliakim Wardell. Witn: Wm. Lawrence, Wm. Lawrence Jr., John Lawrence. Ref: Shrewsbury Quaker Marriages. . 1690 Mch. 2. William Lawrence purchased one hundred & 31acres of upland & meadow, prior to this date, from Robert Hamilton, for at this date he conveyed such an equity to his brother, Elisha Lawrence, for £40.s. . 1692 Nov. 2. Writ of Election for a General Assembly with return of Hanse Harmanse & Johannes Stinest for Bergen, William Lawrence for Hackinsack, by Sheriff Edw. Earle. [which Wm. ?] . Acts of General Assembly, October 12 to November 3, 1693. On 1693 Nov. 3. Writ of Election for a General Assembly with return of Capt. William Lawrence for Hackinsack, Hartman Michielsson & Edward Earle, jun. for Bergen; by John Edsall, Sheriff. . 1695 Dec. 2. Writ of Election for a General Assembly with return of Enoch Machelisa & Capt. Gerrebrant Claese for Bergen, Capt. William Lawrence for Hackinsack. NY; by Francis Moore, Sheriff. . 1697 Oct 9 - Meeting to take care of the poor of the towne; whereas John Allin, one of the poor, being such & standing in need of shirts & bedding, the overseers shall provide 2 shirts,1 blanket, also find the sd. Allin diet washing lodging & tenderance during his fitness at 4s. per week. Wm. Lawrence, clerk. . 1701 June the 10th "Wm. Lawrence his book: Bought of John Bowne, Price £2:3:0." Whitlock-Spader Bible. This Bible was left in his will to his daughter, Hannah Herbert". . 1701 June 7. Patent to Cornelius Longfield of Piscataway, for a tract between Rariton & South Rivers, in Middlesex Co., along Piscopeck or Lawrence's Brook; also one half of the meadow on said two rivers, & along Lawrence's Brook, together 700 acres. . 1703 July 30. George Willocks of Rudyard, Monmouth Co. & wife Margaret, to John Johnston of said Co., for a lot on Barnegate Beach, at the mouth of Valley Creek, adjoining William Lawrence; also 40 chains along the said beach, S. S. W. from Valley Creek, in all 87 ch. or 300 acres, E. the sea, W. the bay, N. Wm. Lawrence, S. unsurveyed beach. . From Middletown the usual way to get to Shrewsbury was by the road leading through "haunted" Balm Hollow to Ogden's Corner, through Morrisville turning easterly to near Middletown Episcopal Church farm, from there to Swimming River, then to Tinton Falls & to Shrewsbury. This road avoided all meadows, bogs & streams except Swimming River. . 1709 March - A road from the highway that Goethe along ye rear of Joseph Lawrence's land, to Hochocson Swamp; then to the line that parts Morris & Thomas Leonards, thence along said line to the brook, thence down brook to bridge, then to place where bridge was made over, below the Sawmill, then to William Lawrence's Mill. Records of June 1710 - Beginning on top of the hill where the path now goes, up over part of Swimming River, that leads up to Henry Leonard's Sawmill (1st) where road that comes from William Lawrence's to Shrewsbury crosses said river, then running southwest to a small black oak tree, being corner tree of Johannes Polhemus. This mill, we believe, was on Long Bridge Road, the site where once stood Bray's Saw Mill & now the property of Arthur Jones. . 1712 May 21st? [date missing from this copy, but Wm Lawrence Jr. registered many ear marks on this day.] Brandmark is the form of an Anchor thus on the Left Buttock, per me, Willm. Lawrence, Junr, Town Clerk. . 1712 Dec 29th. Then William Lawrence Junr. gave in his Earmark to be Recorded as followeth, viz. Both Ears Slitt & the hind Part cut off, called half Crop on each Ear. Entered Per me, Willm. Lawrence Junr, Town Clerk. . 1720, Mch. 26. William Lawrence sold land to his son, Richard, situated at Crosswicks, in Freehold. . 1722, Dec. 11. He conveyed to his son, Robert, of Freehold, land, at Crosswicks, it being part of the tract he obtained from his brother, John Lawrence, June 17, 1710. . 1727 Jan 29, WILL of Daniel H Kendricks of Middletown, Gentn. Wit: Willm. Lawrence Junr. . 1727 Mar 18. Cottrill, Elizer of Middletown, At Perth Amboy, before Michael Kearny, Surrogate, Appoints Wm Lawrence & Wm Lawrence Junior Executors, also Wits. Tho. Lawrence, for Eleazer Cottrill of Middletown, yeoman. Proved 1727 Apr 20. . 1729 Oct 22, WILL of John Cox, Freehold, Yeoman My Plantation be equally divided In 3 equal parts my decease (Executors) by my brother James Cox, Richard Mount Junr. & William Lawrence, Junr. Loving wife Mary [nee Lawrence], his son Samuel, 2 sons already deceased & dau. Elizabeth & Rachell, Mary, Alice, & Mercy Cox. X-Ref: For full Will see, Mary Cox. . 1734 May 7. He sold land at Hop River, to Dr. Peter Le Conte, of Freehold. Witness to WILLs: . 1684, Mar 1 - WILL of Therlagh. Swiney of Middletown, Being very sicke & Weake of Body. Witnesses & proved by: Wm. Lawrence Jr., Peter Tilton & John Fish. . 1688, Dec. 7 - Joseph Grover, in his will, appoints his wife, Hannah, & her brother, William Lawrence, Jr., as his executors. . 1698-9 Feb. 1 - WILL of Applegate, Thomas, senior, of Middletown; Wife Johanah. X-Ref: i.e. nee Johannah Stout; Wit: Wm. Lawrence. Jr. & proved by Wm. L. 1699 Sept 8th. . 1719 Jan 23 - WILL of John Aumuck, of Freehold, weaver. Wit: Wm. Lawrence, junior. . 1698-9 Feb. 1. - WILL of Applegate, Thomas, senior, of Middletown; Wife Johanah. . Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - . -	LAWRENCE, Major William L .2 Jr. (I4)
3918	. William Patterson Boggs was born Dec 4, 1853, Perth Amboy, NJ. Mr Boggs is a veteran of the 23rd Regiment, NY National Guard. He has spent his entire business career in banking houses in NY City & is now 1916, paying teller of the Mechanics & K Metals National Bank, Nassau St. NYC. He was married twice. first Oct 4,1881, by Rev DR Fraser, to Julia Spencer, dau. of Geo. Gilman Spence, Esq, "an old time NY merchant" of the firm of Spencer Stout & Co., NYC; & Caroline Arnold Spender. Julia Spencer Boggs died in Brooklyn, Jan 7, 1907, Mr. Boggs married again, June 15, 1908, at Germantown, PA, Mary Cameron Ewing, of Germantown. here ceremony was performed by Rev. J Russell Miller. William Paterson & Julia Spencer had Issue: Wilhelmina, died in infancy: John Lawrence Boggs. - - -	BOGGS, William Patterson .iii (I2488)
3919	. William Preston Redmond was born in 1873 in Newport, Rhode Island, the son of William Redmond, Jr. & Mary Lawrence Griffin Redmond. His only sibling, Julia Lawrence Redmond, died at the age of 6 & when his mother died in 1887, he was placed in a boarding school, the Lawrenceville Academy. His desire was to go west, however, so at the age of 18 he obtained a job as a helper with the U.S. Geological Survey & went to Montana. In May 1893, he purchased supplies in Bozeman, MT & traveled to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, filing for a homestead patent after May 1894 when he reached the required age of 21. On December 1, 1897, he married Ida Byrd Simpson, the "vivacious" daughter of John Porter & Margaret Susan Sullivan Simpson. Together, they developed his homestead as the Spring Gulch Ranch. In 1916, he purchased the Red Rock Ranch from his brother-in-law, who had homesteaded it & ran it as a dude ranch until 1929. He & Ida continued to manage it for a few years for the new owner, after which they moved to the Aspen Ranch in Kelly, WY, which is now a part of Teton National Park. He was prominent in the cattle business & became the first Commissioner & Chairman of the Board of Teton County. Until he & Ida had their family, he was the only living descendant (great grandson) of Captain James Lawrence, who, with his dying words during the War of 1812 battle between his ship the 'Chesapeake' & the English ship 'Shannon', gave the Navy its motto, 'Don't Give Up the Ship'.  . 1919 Apr 11, Friday. Steel Shoes for Elk, Jackson's Hole Stockman Has New Theory for Preservation: W. P. Redmond, a prominent stockman of the Jackson's hole country, has advanced a new theory regarding the preservation of the herds of elk. Calling attention to the conditions in the valley in the spring to the year when the melting show covers the grown with slush & water, Mr. Redmond argues that, living under these conditions, the elks' feet become tender, making it almost impossible from them to leave the valley to seek new feed. As a remedy for this, he suggests that the government provide the elk with good steel shoes, erecting a corral & well equipped shop on the federal ranch east of Jackson. Ref: Wyoming State Tribune, Cheyenne, WY. . 1919 Apr 12 - Would Shoe Elk - W. P. Redmond has suggested that the government provide steel shoes for the several thousand elk in the Jackson Hole country. That is laudable, but we rise to enquire who is going to shoe the elk? Ref: Wyoming State Tribune, Cheyenne, WY. . 1938 Jun 24 - Funeral Services for W P Redmond Friday Afternoon, on Jun 24, well known Jackson Hole pioneer who passed away suddenly early morning following an operation Holy Cross hospital, Salt Lake city. Services will be held at St. John's Episcopal church. WPR was born at Newport, May 19 1873, After his graduation fro Lawrenceville Academy, NY, he went to Montana & the Yellowstone National Park geological survey, which which he was connected for several years. . 1892 Jackson Hole, Wyoming where he took up a ranch on the Buffalo Fork of Snake River. Later he was one of the first settlers in Spring Gulch, northwest of Jackson town, Here he was engaged in the cattle business. . purchased Red Rock Ranch on Crystal Creek, which he operated in connection with cattle holdings, as a Dude Ranch. . Purchased a large ranch in the Bid Hole Basin, near Wisdom, Montana & moved his cattle to that point. This ranch is being operated by his only son Lawrence. . His present ranch holdings in Jackson Hole are on Ditch Reek, near Kelly Wyoming. His industry & good management of his properties always made his operations successful. Likewise he contributed to the general public welfare. . His only official capacity was first commissioner & chairman of board of Benton Co., Wyo. Mr. Rdemond was a 'thoro going' rancher, but always abreast of the latest developments in the industry. He was a believer in modern methods; progressive & enterprising character. . 1899 Dec 1 he was united in marriage with Ida B Simpson, daughter of Margaret L & John P Simpson, pioneers of the valley & l owners of a large part of Jackson. . Their 3 children: LARRY Lawrence, of Wisdom, Montana, Gertrude M Caine, Yosemite Park,California, & Dorothy Hubbard, resides on Red Rock Ranch Wyo., All during with 4 grandchildren. . Mr Redmond was a direct descendant, great grandchild of Capt. Lawrence, US Naval hero. Being a perfect gentleman, liberal in his thought & always interested in the development of Jackson Hole. Ref: Jackson Hole Courier, Wyo, pub. 1938 Jun 23. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -	REDMOND, William Preston .2 (I686)
3920	. William WALKER, 24 [1840], Erin, Canada, s/o John & Jane Walker, married Elizabeth Roy, 18 [1846], Erin, Canada, daughter of Obadiah & Margaret Roy, married on 22 Nov 1864, p. 142, no. 315. . Stephen Roy, b 1837 May 25, is just a few farms away from Eliza Roy. . Ontario Death Registration #766, Grey Co., Artemesia Twp., Eliza Jane Walker, born 1847 Aug 15, aged 83y 4m 21 days, housewife, d/o O. Roy, Penn, US & Margaret Kennedy. Dr. J Milne, Flesherton attended from Dec 6 - 24 Dec 1930., Died Pulmonary Tuberculosis. Informant Wm Gordon, Eugenia, Ont., Son-in-law. . Ontario Land Registry, Grey County, Artemesia Book 88, p 309 Lot 31, Con 11 North, DURHAM ROAD, Artemesia Twp. . 1878 Feb 6, Patent, Crown, to John W Armstrong, 105 Acres; 1883 Feb 1, Mortgage, Eliza Jane Walker et mar? to Farmers Load Co., $175, 105 A; . 1883 Mar 23, Grant, J A Armstront et ux, to Eliza Jane Walker, $400, 105 A.; . 1886 Dec 15, Eliza Jane Waker et mar?, to Farmers Loan & Savings Co., $175., 105 A; . 1889 Nov 5, Discharge Mortgages, Farmers Loan & Savings Co., to Eliza Jane Walker, DMs.; . 1904 Nov 21, Discharge Mortgages, E P & WCM Corp., to Eliza Jane Walker & Wm. Hy. Walker, to Bristol W of Engl CL M & I Co., Release Mortgages; . 1914 Aug 27, Grant, Eliza Jane Walker, Widow, to Hydro Electric Power of Ontario, $1500., 107 6/10 Acres. Note: Son Wm. Henry Walker is located on his father-in-law, Wm. Armstrong's land, at Lot 28, Con 11. (Also nothing noted for Lot 25, Con 11 - PJA). - - -	ROY, Elizabeth Jane ELIZA Jane (I21)
3921	. Witness: Married by Rev. Jenkins, on 15 Mar 1837, Fredrik Johnston & Jane Kusterk. Witnesses Almer Vanzant & Amie Johnston. Marriage #602 by Rev. Wm. Jenkins of Richmond Hill. Recorded for further research: . 1838, Decr 16th, Markham, Married by Rev. Wm. Jenskins, William Winch & Christeen Vantse. Witnesses: Henry Sholts & Mary Lightly. . 1838 Dec 16th, Markham, Married by Rev. Wm. Jenskins, Henery Sholts & Mary Lighty. Witnesses: William Winch & Christeen Vantsant. . 1889 Apr 10, Wed. Unserved Credit Sale of farm stock, implements grain. roots, etc. belonging to Aylmer Vanzant, Lot 29, rear Con 9, Mark, James O'Brien, Auctioneer. Ref: Stouffville Tribune newspaper. . 1895 Mar 14 - Aylmer Vacant moved on Monday to his son-in-laws, J H Davis, 9th line Whitchurch. Ref: Stouffville Tribune newspaper. . 1978 Nov 23 - Two diaries in a barn. Today we saw a barn demolished on Airport property. Machines worth $175,000 had knocked it down in 7 minutes. Sifting through the debris, we discovered 2 diaries. They contained records of a previous owner, a gentleman by the ahem of Vanzant. One of the diaries was written on a piece of tin; another on a board. The tin notations were as follows: . 1937 May 1, the first swallow came. . 1933 May 6, The Dersey heifer to full. . 1937 Apr 3, bought the Barney horse. . 1939 bought the Black mare. . 1939 Apr 4, seen a pluver. . 1940 March 6, got white cow off Lunaw. Our interest deeped. The Lunar mentioned was the father of John Lunau, curator of the Markham Museum. The diary written on a board was more historic. It read: . 1896 Mar 28, First Robin. . 1897 Mar 17, First Robin. . 1898 Mar 16, first Robin. . 1900 Mar 20, got coulter ploughshare, 10¢. Shoes set on horse, 65¢. this was a man who, no doubt, was one of Markham's most ardent bird watchers. Oak, walnut, hickor y& maple trees have been left & will continue to testify to his love of nature. Years after this land was expropriated for an Airport, an enquiry is still underway to determine if the country needs it. did this man build this barn & the sit down & ask his family & neighbors if he needed it? Not very likely. The recorded items really spurred our imagination like: How many more records were buried in the debris? did the Black mare ever get the colic? Did the Dersey heifer become pregnant? When did the first robin return in 1899? How did the White cow do that was purchased from Lunau? All is now quiet. The high prices machinery has left eh scene, having done its level best. Descendants of those 1898 robins can be observed making their way South. 80 years have not changed their appearance & Habits. We felt a if we had spend an afternoon with Mr. Vanzant. It was a pleasure. Ref: Stouffville Tribune newspaper. . 2011 Mar 10 - Community: Vanzant House on land expropriate for airport Dilapidated Reesor Rd. heritage house to be razed. A heritage dwelling at 11206 Reesor Road, just south of Stouffville, is poised to be destroyed after the Town of Markham's development services committee voted reluctantly to support a demolition application. The existing 1.5 story frame dwelling is owned by Transport Canada & located in the Pickering Airport Lands. It's located near Bushwood Golf Club. the house, but in the Gothic Revival style, is severely deterred & has been vacant for a number of years. identified as the Vanzant House, it was constructed circa 1834 for Aylmer Vanzant & his wife Sarah Wideman. The underlying construction is plank-on-plank with the upper story raised with conventional framing in the 1870s. Transport Canada originally proposed demolition of the house in 1996, but didn't purse it aft the issue was reviewed by Heritage Markham. The house was instead boarded up & left vacant & Transport Canada is seeking demolition now due to its poor condition. The house is too far gone & can't be repaired at this point, said Markham Commission Jim Baird. Town staff is recommending that Transport Canada be reminded again of Markham council's desire to have heritage buildings on the Pickering airport Lands repaired, maintained & re-tenanted to preserve local heritage resources, as opposed to abandonment, boarding & neglect of them. Re: Stouffville Sun-Tribune newspaper. Note: According to various protest groups, the deterioration of the great many Pickering Airport lands is a deliberate policy to let the wood/brick houses & land go untended. As of 2017 no airport has actually been envisioned by the federal government. - PJA. Transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -- - -	VANZANT, Almer Alonzo (I802)
3922	. Witness: Ontario Marriage Registration # 12242-85 William Felker 28, mechanic, Garafraxa, West Garafraxa, s/o William Felker & Elizabeth Ferrier, married Marjory Ellen Nunn, 23, Caledon, West Luther, d/o Isaac Nunn & Harriet McDonald*. Witn: Daniel Bowman Nunn of W. Luther & Amanda Bertha Felker of Guelph, 21 Jan 1885 at West Luther. . Marjory was a daughter of Harriet MacDonald & Isaac Nunn, Lot 13, Con 1 West Luther, between 5th 7th of Garafraxa. She was a sister of Mrs. Thomas Connolly, Mac's mother? Ref: Tweedsmuir History, Bellwood, Garafara Twp., Wellington Co. Note: Also buried at Mt Carmel Cemetery; Isaac Nunn 30.4.1889 Aged 56y, also his wife McDonald Harriet, 19.9.1909, A. 73y. On the rear of the monument: Nunn D Bowman, 1865-1950. - - -	NUNN, Marjory Ellen (I253)
3923	. WITNESS: 1760, Aug 26. WILL of John Langstaff, of Piscataway, Middlesex Co. Wife, Mary, use of all personal & real, while my widow. Grandson, John Langstaff, son of John Langstaff, deceased, lands south of Ambrose Brook, and % of new lots of salt meadow in Piscataway Salt meadows. Witnesses: David Conger, *John Willson, Jr., John Arnold [Senior]. Proved May 26, 1761. Lib. G, p. 434. NJ Calendar of Wills. Note1*: After the American Revolution, Langstaff & relatives John Willson & John Arnold also went to Upper Canada, where they were amongst many New Jersey exiles located near each other on north Yonge Street, Toronto.*John Willson, Jr. was known later in Upper Canada as John Willson Senior. - PJA. . 1779 Nov 29, Savannah, New Jersey Volunteers, 3rd Battalion Muster Roll of Capt John Campbell: #16, Private John Arnold, Privates 23 draw pay to 24 Oct to 24 Dec. Page 281; #26, Private John Arnold, Privated #o. 1- 26 received pay to October., page 306. Ref: Ward Chipman Muster Masters Office, Archives of Canada. . United Empire Loyalist, Part II, New Claim: John Wilson, late of Jersey, Claimant appears & being sworn saith he came to this Province in the May Fleet. The Estate consisted of about 100 Acres purchased by his father at different times. Produces deed from Stephen Arnold to claimant's father of 32 acres in consideration of £30, dated 1728. . 1792* May 28, We do certify that Jacob* Arnold dose live in his lot. signed, The Witness, John Sheply, Twinbridge GXXpoult? . To Survey of Land Board, Detroit, we do name by certify that Jacob Arnold with his family, given under our hands this 24 March, Signed, Edwin Nevil Edwd. His Mark Bullinox?. Ref: Ontario Heir & Devisee Commission, H1145, Archives of Canada, p. 222. Note2: The Arnolds arrived in York in 1797. Who is Jacob Arnold & why do the witnesses' letters' pre-date Justice of Peace Willson's declaration? - PJA . UCLPetition 7, A Bundle 5, C1609 p891 To Peter Russell, The petition of John Arnold, Most Humbly begs Leave to inform your Honour that I arrived in this Province early in July Last & hath been Employed at Government Mill on the Humber by John WILLSON, Esquire & being Desires to become a Settler in the province Most Humbly Prays your Honor in Council to Grant Your Petitioner a portion of Land as in your Wisdom Shall be thought Proper under the New Regulations - And your Petitioner as in Duty bound Shall Ever Pray. Signed, John ARNOLD, September 16th 1798. . & add on - March 23rd 1799, Petitioner has 2 Yoke of Oxen & is desirous to go on Yonge Street. - J Arnold. I hereby Certify that the father of the within petition in the year 1776 in East Jersey moved his family (Consisting of his Wife & 10 Small children). Your petitioner being one of the number in to the British Lines & entered in the servis under me with his team, I then being forage master under Commissary James Christy & Continued a very useful man in the servics till the armey moved to Hillsbury. [North Carolina.] Signed, John Willson Envelope: Received 16 Oct 1798, Recommended Aug 19, 1800. P.R. [Russell]. Ref: UCLP 7, A5 Bundle 7, Film C1609. Note3: Both Petition & Certificate are in John Willson's handwriting. - PJA. . 1801 September 15th, Yonge Street These are to Certify that the street in front of Lot No 27, East Side of Yonge Street in the occupation of John Arnold, is well cleared out. Signed, John Willson, J.P. . 1802 December 22, John married Elizabeth, daughter of Abner Miles at St. James Church in York. At first, they lived at the corner of Yonge Street & John Street in Thornhill. With the death of Elizabeth's father Abner in 1806, they moved to the property in Miles Hill that Elizabeth inherited. They had 8 children. Until the Church was built in Miles Hill, Elizabeth used to ride on horseback to Thornhill each Sunday to play the organ in the Trinity Church there. . 1805 Apr 22 - I hereby certify that there is 20 acres of land cleared in good fence with two small Log houses on Lot number 25 west side of Yonge Street and the Street in front well cleared out. Yonge Street, 22 April, 1805, Signed, John Willson, J.P. [added by John Small, JP,] Lot a warrant issued to Jonathan Scott, 29 Se? 1801. Ref: H1145, Vol. 72, Arch. Of Canada . 1805 Dec 23, Schedule of Patents for Land prepared for the signature of his Honor the President, Secretary's Office: Arnold, John, 200 Acres, Markham, bunker the administration of Lt. Gov. Hunter. Ref: UC Sundries, C4503, p456. . 1807 Jan 13, Town of York, Alex. Wood, Esq., Chairman. Petty Jury of 12, inc. Jonathan hale, John Arnold, Bashar Munshaw, Andrew Willson, William Johnson. ELY PLAYTERs DIARY: . 1809 May 17: Vaughan, I moved with my family into Stillwell Willson's hope on Yonge Street. . 1809 Jun 7: Ely went to town with wife Sophia. Came back to Arnold's after dark. Found Edward there with the team & stayed all night. . 1809 Jun 11: Mr Mrs Arnold went to the Scarboro Springs & I went to Mr. B. A heavy rain in the PM prevented my coming hom. . 1809 July 12: Ely Playter made a boulster for Arnold’s wagon. Ready for hauling ashes but could not find the oxen today. [Playter or Arnold's oxen? . 1809 Aug 10 - John Arnold & Ely Playter came home in the evening. Stillwell Willson & Arnold abused each other, stripped to fight but halted. . 1809 Sep 18 - Mr John Powell & Geo Ridout overtook me today at Arnolds Mills where fed . 1809 Sep 29: Arnold & Ely Playter drew a load of ashes from [Richard] Lawrence's the AM. 47 bushels. .1809 Oct 12: J. Arnold left the sorrowful news of James death about noon yesterday. Sophia Playter informed me at dinner. . 1812 Jul 10: James Player not so well today. Doctor B. campout sunset. John Arnold hand been after him. . 1812 Oct 21 & 25th Captains for the day tomorrow, York Garrison, Capt. Arnold. . 1813 Sep 25: The whole of the 1st & 3rd Regiment of York Militia were ordered out & met today in town. . 1813 Sep 27: Joel Playter was down to evening parade. John Arnold came out with him & Father & Mother went to Whitchurch. . I went up Yonge street after Mr. Ward's mare. She had strayed away. Was at Arnold's & Langstaff's. Could not find her. . 1813 Sep 28: Arnold & Joel went down after breakfast to get our provisions & fuel returns. Heard heavy cannonading. [ i.e. Fort York explosions]. . 1814 Jan 25: Called at Stoyell's. He sent by me money to purchase some things in Montreal. $135. Staid all night at Arnold's. . Lot 27 Con 3, Markham: John Arnold received this grant as part of the many acres given to him for military service. Christian Heise purchased the entire lot, but in 1867 Magdalena Hilts bequeathed the west half to John Hilts. John Arnold’s lot was the second north of Steeles in Vaughan Township. John Arnold’s house (still standing but moved off Yonge Street.) . Charlotte & Abner were the eldest children of John Arnold, & George was Abner’s eldest son. . John Willson's nephew: John Arnold X Elizabeth Miles, dau. of Squire Abner Miles of Miles Hills, Lot 29 Vaughan (which was first owned by Asa Johnston) Lot 26, C1, East side Yonge St., 1825 John Arnold built a Sawmill which was burnt & rebuilt by his son Abner. Lawrence Hall in Thornhill was the first Thornhill Baptist Church. . 1821 York Almanac & Calendar: John Arnold, Captain 1st York Militia. . 1831 York Almanac & Calendar, 2nd North York Militia: Captain, John H Willson from 10 Jun 1826. Captain John Arnold, from Nov 23, 1807. . 1825 July 28, Upper Canada Gazette & Weekly Register, Thursday: Drowned on Sunday last, whilst, bathing in Arnold's Pond, Yonge Street, David Black, Aged 20 years. A native of Ireland. [Lot 27 Yonge i.e. saw mill Arnold & William L Willson] Note4: The pond with the drowning was on Abner Arnold’s property in Markham Township. He was a miller & there was a pond out by the second concession, now Bayview Avenue. -PJA. . 1830 Nov 18th, Markham. Louis Arnold married Cathrine Jane Phillips. Wit: Amos Phillips & John Arnold. Marriage #324 by Rev. Wm. Jenkins of Richmond Hill. . 1837 Toronto & Home District Directory : John Arnold, on 3, Lot 15, Markham Twp., York Co. . 1838 Jun 4, Richmond Hill, North York Militia: Captain A. Lawrence, Charles E Lawrence, Vaughan, Ensign John Arnold, Ensign Peter Vanderberg. Major John Arnold belonged to a well known family who settled in the County of York in the very earliest days. Assembly every year on George III's birthday, June 4th (later May 24th for Queen Victoria) Return of arms & accouterments processes by the 4th Reg. Militia: 31 English muskets & 500 rounds of ammunition. . 1838 Jun 4, North York Militia, 4th Regiment, parade at Richmond Hill: Present 701 men: Lieut. Col. John Arnold, Vaughan, captains A Lawrence & Charles E Lawrence, of Vaughan. . Richmond Hill Presbyterian Cemetery: Sacred To the memory of Col. John Arnold, Who died Jan. 10, 1855. Æ 86 yrs. A native of Perth Amboy, New Jersey. . 1838 Mar 22, lieut. Colonel John Arnold, 4th Reg North York, or Vaughan & King. . 1851, Markham Village. Samuel Lemon & his family were innkeepers on Lot 30, Markham. Mark Lyons was their hostler. Archibald & Michael Gallanought were carpenters, as was Samuel Miller. Ref: Markham, 1793-1900, Committee for History of Markham, Twp., 1979. Ontario Land Registry Abstract Markham Book 91, p119. . Arnold Crescent John R. Arnold acquired Lot 46, Concession 1, Vaughan, though his wife, Elizabeth Miles, who had inherited the property from her brother James. Originally, Arnold Street ran only as far west as Elizabeth Street, but in the late 1940's it was extended, curving south to intersect with Major Mackenzie Drive. This extension was called Arnold Crescent. Many years later the easterly portion was renamed so that the entire street became Arnold Crescent. Ref: Early Days in Richmond Hill, Robert M Stamp, 1930. . Graveside Project, War of 1812 Veteran: John Arnold, Veteran 68, born Perth Amboy, New Jersey, died 10 Jan, 1855 Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church, Aged 86 years, Last Rank Attained: Colonel., 1st. York Militia Regiment. Biography: John Arnold was born in 1769 in Perth Amboy of the New Jersey colony that was later to become part of the United States. John Arnold Senior fought on the side of the British in the New Jersey forces during the American Revolution. . General Isaac Brock, commander of British forces & acting Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, ordered a muster of all available men in the Miles' Hill area. The militia gathered at Lot 43 East, the farm of James Fulton, & were inspected by General Brock himself & formed into a company of the 1st Regiment of York Militia. John Arnold was named captain & commanding officer of the company. Arnold's brother-in-law, James Miles, was lieutenant & second-in-command. John Langstaff, another brother-in-law, was one of four sergeants. During the War of 1812 the York Militia was engaged with General Brock at Fort Detroit & then Queenston Heights. As the war continued, they saw action at Fort Niagara, Chippewa, Lundy's Lane & Fort Erie. While defending Fort York on April 27, 1813 John Arnold was captured as a prisoner of war & later released. With the end of the war, John Arnold was granted lands in Markham for his military service & settled down to managing these land holdings & those of his wife, until he died in 1855. His wife, Elizabeth, followed him in 1858. . John Arnold acquired Lot 46, Concession 1, Vaughan, though his wife, Elizabeth who inherited the property from her late brother James. Originally, Arnold Street ran only as far west as Elizabeth Street, but in the late 1940s it was extended, curving south to intersect with Major Mackenzie Drive. This extension was called Arnold Crescent. Many years later the easterly portion was renamed so that the entire street became Arnold Crescent. Ontario Land Registion, Abstract Book 655, p12-14 Lot Town Lot 1 N of SW, S of Adelaide st, TOWN OF YORK . 1802 May 17, Patent, Crown, to Jonathan Scott of Balavia Co., yeoman . 1811 Jan 16 Deed of Division, Hannah Playter, of Vaugahn, widow of John Langstaff of Markham, to John Arnold of Vaughan & Elizabeth his wife, 5/ shillings. . 1818 Jan 24Memorial Grant, J Soctt, to Jas Miles of Markham, yeoman, £500., 1 Acre; . 1833 Sep 19 Grant, Arnold Peet? & Orrelow his wife, to Thomas Perin of Mount Pleasant, Merchants, £500, Grantee his heirs & ressigns forever . 1840 Sep 21, WILL, Jas Miles, Memo signed by Elizabeth Arnold. . 1844 Mar 11, Grant, John Langstaff Sr & Lucy his wife, to Lewis Langstaff of Markham Gentlement, £140, 51 ft on E Yong St. . 1849 Apr 5, Memorial Confirmation, Elizabeth Arnold Ontario Land Registion, Abstract Book 91, p22 Lot 27, Con 1 Yonge St. E., Markham Twp., York Twp. {Lot 27 includes the current Doncaster Avenue, Yonge & Meadowview Rd. was formerly called Mackenzie Ave. & Lot 17 includes the current CNRailway & Glen Cameron Rd. - PJA 2018. . 1803 Jul 15, Patten, Crown, to John Leslie, All 190A. . 1804 Aug 31, Bargain&Sale, Thos. McMichen etux, to Richard Lawrence, £100, All 190 Acres. . 1805 Jun 29, B&S, Richard Lawrence et ux, to John Arnold, £100, All 100A. . 1848 Jan 28, B&S, John Arnold et all, to Charlotte Arnold, £500. W Half. . 1848 Jan 24, B&S, John Arnold et al, to Abner Arnold, £500, East Half . 1867 Jul 1, Lease, Abner Arnold, to John Parsons, Right to over flow. . 1867 Feb 1, Grant, Abner Arnold, to George D Arnold, $2200, SE 45 A. . 1892 Apr 9, Caution, Geo D Arnold, to per Attory S A Jones, NE quarter inal . 1893 Apr 7, 1894 Apr 6 & again 1895 Apr, Caution, to Geo D Arnold, NE Quarter inal 45A. . 1896 Nov 20, Grant, Geo D Arnold, Adam Arnold, Mary T Tulloh, Bridgewater M Arnold & Sarah his wife & Emma J Arnold, to James Whitton $4050, NE quarter inal. Lot 28, Con 1 Yonge Street East Patent, Crown to, Thos. McMicheb, ... Acres all . 1804 Aug 31, Bargain & Sale, Regist. 31 Jan 1805, Thos. McMichen to Richard Lawrence, £100, 190 Acres; . 1806 Jun 26, B&S, Richard Lawrence to John Arnold, £100, all 190 A; . 1831 Apr 12, Grant, Henry J Bolton & Eliza his wife, to John Arnold, £500, E part 102 Acres. . 1836 Mar 14, Grant, John Arnold, to Abner Arnold, £100. pt 102 Acres. . 1848 Jan, Reg. 3 May 1848, B&S, John Arnold, to Charlotte Arnold, £500, West /2. Note2: John Arnold was a in-law of Mary Willson & her father John Willson. Did Richard Lawrence purchase this land on speculation or for when John Arnold could pay for it? Mill & Pond at the back of lot at Bayview Avenue. -PJA Ontario Land Registry Abstract, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Book 171. Lot 46, Con 1 West Yonge Street . 1803 May 4, Patent, Crown, to Abner Miles, 210 Acres . 1840 Nov 12, Partition Hannah Playter et all, to Elizabeth Arnold, All acres. . 1841 Jan 25, Bargain&Sale, John Arnold & Elizabeth his wife, to John R Arnold, £1200, 204 Acres. . John Arnold et all, to Abner Arnold, £500, East Half [of 190A]. Elgin Co., Southwold Book 1, p13 Lot 9, Con Broken Front .1798 Apr 4, Deed, David W Smith, to Abner Miles, All 600 Lot 9 front, Con 1?, Lot 10; . 1843 Jan 4, Surrendered, Hannah Playter, John & Lucy Langstaff & John & Elizabeth Arnold, To the Queen 9 [i.e. UC Govt.], Lot 9, Lot 10 & others. - - -	ARNOLD, Major John Jr. (I567)
3924	. World War II, Wm. Harold Rezeau, Lawrence, 23 Oakmount Rd., Ont., born 29 Oct 1896, Woodbridge, Ont.; Church of E., Student, next of kin Elisha W. Lawrence, father, as above address. Oct 24, 1917, Toronto, height 5 ft. 11 in., Complexion Fair, Eyes Blue, Hair Fair. - - -	LAWRENCE, William Harold Rezeau .22 (I211)
3925	. WW I Registration Card, 5 Jun 1917: Bertram Lawrence Bailie, age 29, 973 Lothrope, Detroit, Michigan Trade: Architect Supt., Donaldson & Meier, 1314 Penobscot Bldg., Wife & 2 children. Subject to Rheumatism. Tall & stout, grey eyes, Black hair, Bald No. . WWII Draft Registration Card. Apr 27 1942, Bertram Lawrence Baillie, 1518 Starr Terrance, Peoria, Illinois. Born Jul 2, 1888, Scaranton, Penn. Next of Kin Mrs. Carrie H Bailie, address as above. Employer Hiram Walker & Sons, foot of Evans St, Peoria, Illinois. Height 6 Feet, 222 Lbs. Blue eyes, Red complexion, Grey hair. - - -	BAILLIE, Bertram LAWRENCE .2 (I711)
3926	. WWI Draft Registration Card 291, # 56 Ira F Patterson Age 22, b 8 Jun 8 1894, Centralia Wash., USA Labourer, H H Martin Lub (?) Co., Centralia, Single. . 1900, 1910 & 1920 Census Centralia, Lewis Co, Washington. - - -	PATTERSON, Ira F (I144)
3927	. WWI Registration Card 1918 Sep 12 - John Joseph Cooper, born Feb 16, 1874, Ranchman, Nearest Relative, Christina Cooper, Mother, Gunnison, Colorando. Description, Med height & build, blue eyes, brown hair. - - -	COOPER, Joseph John (I639)
3928	. WWII Draft Card, 1942 Feb 15, John Edmund Willson, b. 1899 Oct 2 St. Louis, MO. res. 925 Beach Ave. 1st Floor N, Complexion Ruddy, Eye gray, hair red, Hight 5.4" Idenificatier: gaul blader operation. Relative Eugene Mitchell Willson, 5548 Delmar, St. Louis, MO, Employer City of St Louis, Smoke Reg. . 1954 May 3, Monday. John E Willson Dies, Funeral to be Wednesday. Funeral services for John E Willson, Chief Smoke Inspector for the City of St. Lewis . . . Ref: St. Louis Post Dispatch newspaper. ( only partial obituary available). - - -	WILLSON, John Edmund .14 (I218)
3929	. York Co., New Brunswick Marriage Registers 178901889 Index to marriage previous to the Act of 182 & Registered among the Minutes of ooks of the Court of General Sessions Tisdale, Joseph to Margt. Lawrence, Page 216. Ref: Family Search . Margaret Lawrence, daughter to John & Mary Lawrence was born on Sunday night about 11 o'clock, the 25 day of September 1786. Margaret Lawrence, Daughter of John & Mary Lawrence was married to Joseph Tisdale, the 7th day June, 1810 & left home to top to upper Canada with her husband the 22 Day of June 1810. - On 5 July 1825, at York, mother Mary Rezeau Lawrence swore she saw her husband, John Lawrence when he wrote down their children's names & birth dates. Note: The names of those children were equally carefully chosen. The following choices MAY have contributed to her name choice: Margaret Lawrence - Grandmother Margaret Lawrence & cousin; Great grandmother Margaret Poillon (nee Perrine) & Aunt Margaret Rezeau. - P J Ahlberg, 2010. . Margaret Lawrence daughter to John & Mary Lawrence was married to Joseph Tisdale, the 7th day June 1810 & left home to go to Upper Canada with her husband the 22 day June 1810. . Mother Mary Rezeau Lawrence. Margaret was born Saint John, NB, Canada, Left New Brunswick on 1810 June 10, & landed York, Upper Canada in 1810. Obituary: . 1864 Oct 8 - d. Vittoria, Canada, Thursday 15th ult., Margaret relict of Joseph Tisdale, Esq., age 78. Ref: New Brunswick Courier, Saint John, Canada. Ontario Land Registry Abstracts Charlotteville Book 5, Lot 21, Con 4, Twp. of Charlotteville, Norfolk Co. [Now Delhi Twp.] Village Lots in Vittoria Plan 29B. . 1875 Mar 24, Reg. 1876 Mar 18, WILL of Miranda L. Francis E, (Sp), Margaret J, (sp. ) Tisdale, Hannah E , (wid), Margaret E (spc.) & Charlotte J Palmer (spr) & William P Tisdale. Palmer, Widow, to Alex Call, All Lot 21, less pt SW of Creek, 165 Acres. - - -	LAWRENCE, Margaret DUE, .iii (I57)
3930	. Youngest son of George Sisley & Margaret Willson, Robert married Janet Thomson, daughter of Andrew D. Thomson & Clarissa Stephens 24 May 1858 at Toronto. They farmed near Dunbarton, Pickering Township, Ontario County, Ontario.  . Memorial stone embedded in the Pioneer Cairn at the Erskine Cemetery, Pickering, Ontario. Erected in memory of the pioneers who were buried in the Dunbarton Village Cemetery" . IN MEMORY OF ROBERT SISLEY WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 11, 1866 AGED 33 YEARS Friends nor Physicians could not save My mortal body from the grave Nor can the grave confine me here When God my saviour doth appear. - - -	SISLEY, Robert (I112)
3931	. [Birth?} Registration Cards: Ella Walker No. 81 274 10. . Marriages. Ella Walker & Thomas Justice on Feb. [10, 1904]. Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton. . 1884 Jul 4, Birth announcement of a son to Charles Walker Ref: Guelph Weekly Mercury Newspaper, Published 1884 July 10th. Aunt Lal was a short, jolly lady with dark hair. Her husband Tom work for the CNR, so she had a train pass. Every Christmas she would arrive at Union Station. Arrival by train was then an big exciting affair. Crowds would gather around the exit gate waiting for the travellers to arrive. Aunt Lal would descend the gangplank wearing a black Persian lamb fur coat with a beautiful Christmas corsage with coloured sparkly white bells set with a ribbon. After the rounds of hugs & kisses, nephew Charles Felker would drive his aunt to his mother's house. Christmas diner would be celebrated with at least the 3 sisters, Lal, Jenn, & Irene. Lal would also visit her other married sisters, Winn & Mary. - P J Ahlberg, grand niece. 2008. . Erin Advocate Newspaper . 1911 May 24, Mrs. J. Felker, Toronto; & Mrs. T. Justice & daughter, of Dauphin, Manitoba, are here on a visit to their mother, Mrs. C. Walker. . 1916 Winnipeg, Manitoba Census, 485 Carlaw Ave. Justice, Thomas S, 38y / 1878, Ontario, Presby., 1908, Car repair, CNR Ella, Married, 32y / 1884, Ontario Jennie R, 12, 1904, Ontario David W Justice, son, 2/12 months, 1916 Manitoba. . 1929 Jun 19 from Winnipeg, Manitoba. - Border Crossing, via GN.Ry, at Blaine, Washington, 1929 Jun 25th: Nellie Justice, Age 44, 5 ft. 4", 210 Lbs. , Emily Justice, Age 60/1869, 149lbs. Gray, b. Canada, Emily Justice, sister-in-law & David W. Justice . . 1929 August 29, Erin, Mr. Wm. Justice of Winnipeg, Man. spent a few days with Mr & Mrs. Jas. Justice. Ref: Acton Free Press, p. 4 Note: XRef: Lal Walker Justice were in Erin for the funeral of her sister's husband, John Felker. . 1931 Jun 25, Erin, Mrs Ella Walker & Mr Mrs Finn of Toronto, returned home on Sunday after spending 3 weeks at Winnipeg & Calgary. . 1935 Mrs Thomas Justice, of Winnipeg, Man., is visiting with her mother, Mrs Ella Walker & other relatives. Signed Res. Ellen McLachlan, Erin Twp., Wellington Co., James Milloy, J.P. . 1942 Dominion of Canada, Province of Ontario, Birth Registration # 902231. Ellen Walker, Born 20 Jul 1884, Erin, Daughter of Ellen Hamilton & Charles Henry Walker, Erin, Carriage Maker. I Ellen Walker, of the City of Toronto, York County, I am the mother of the aforesaid. Signed, Toronto, 4th day December, 1942, Ella Hamilton Walker. - - -	WALKER, Ellen Mary NELLIE, ELLA & LAL .7 (I9)
3932	. [Birth?} Registration Cards: Ella Walker No. 81 274 10. . Marriages.Ella Walker & Thomas Justice on Feb. [10, 1904]. Ref: Bible of Jane Matilda McCutcheon Hamilton. . 1884 Jul 4, Birth announcement of a son to Charles Walker Ref: Guelph Weekly Mercury Newspaper, Published 1884 July 10th. Aunt Lal was a short, jolly lady with dark hair. Her husband Tom work for the CNR, so she had a train pass. Every Christmas she would arrive at Union Station. Arrival by train was then an big exciting affair. Crowds would gather around the exit gate waiting for the travellers to arrive. Aunt Lal would descend the gangplank wearing a black Persian lamb fur coat with a beautiful Christmas corsage with coloured sparkly bells set with a ribbon. After the rounds of hugs & kisses, nephew Charles Felker would drive his aunt to his mother's house. Christmas diner would be celebrated with at least the 3 sisters, Lal, Jenn, & Irene. Lal would visit her other married sisters, Winn & Mary. . Erin Advocate Newspaper May 24, 1911, Mrs. J. Felker, Toronto; & Mrs. T. Justice & daughter, of Dauphin, Manitoba, are here on a visit to their mother, Mrs. C. Walker. . 1916 Winnipeg, Manitoba Census, 485 Carlaw Ave. Justice, Thomas S, 38y / 1878, Ontario, Presby., 1908, Car repair, CNR Ella, Married, 32y / 1884, Ontario Jennie R, 12, 1904, Ontario David W Justice, son, 2/12 months, 1916 Manitoba. . 1929 Jun 19 from Winnipeg, Manitoba. - Border Crossing, via GN.Ry, at Blaine, Washington, 1929 Jun 25th: Nellie Justice, Age 44, 5 ft. 4", 210 Lbs. , Emily Justice, Age 60/1869, 149lbs. Gray, b. Canada, Emily Justice, sister-in-law & David W. Justice . . 1929 August 29, Erin, Mr. Wm. Justice of Winnipeg, Man. spent a few days with Mr & Mrs. Jas. Justice. Ref: Acton Free Press, p. 4 Note: XRef: Lal Walker Justice were in Erin for the funeral of her sister's husband, John Felker. Signed Res. Ellen McLachlan, Erin Twp., Wellington Co., James Milloy, J.P. . 1942 Dominion of Canada, Province of Ontario, Birth Registration # 902231. Ellen Walker, Born 20 Jul 1844, Erin, Daughter of Ellen Hamilton & Charles Henry Walker, Erin, Carriage Maker. I Ellen Walker, of the City of Toronto, York County, I am the mother of the aforesaid. Signed, Toronto, 4th day December, 1942, Ella Hamilton Walker. - - -	WALKER, Ella Mary NELLIE & LAL (I969)
3933	.. 1858 Post Office Directory, Bishop Auckland, Durham Co. Sibbald, Mary (Mrs.), dressmaker, Back Bondgate. . 1861 Census Bp Auckland Thos. Sibblad, head, Age 53, Gardiner, Bp. Auckland Jane Tomlin, Sister-in-law (of Thos. Sibbald), age 46 b 1815, Benton, Northumberland, Assistant in household. [i.e. sister of Mrs. Mary Sibbald]. . . .	TOMLIN, Mary (I276)
3934	.1867 Wellington Co., Directory - Henry Catchpole, Con 14, Lot 5, Garafraxa, Freehold. (Years after his death, in 1867 his estate still registered in Henry Catchpole, Sr.) . 1857 Ontario Directory. John Catchpole, Guelph, Wellington Co., Tinsmith. . 1853 Oct 3, WILL of Henry Catchpole, Senior, Guelph, Wellington Co., Tinsmith, Plaster. Beloved wife (unnamed) the bedding & a parcel of land with the brick house on the lot of land at 86 Norfolk Street, Guelph. [Downtown Guelph near St. George's Square - PJA.] Sell land except house. * To his nephew, Henry Catchpole, he leaves his tools. . Henry Catchpole.2 appears to be living in Guelph with is Uncle Henry Catchpole1. Ontario Land Registry Abstract Book, Plan 8, 1& 1a. Canada Company Survey, Book 5 & Town of Guelph Book 1, p24 *& 90 Lot 86, Town of Guelph: . 1836 Mar 16, Bargain&Sale, Attornies of the Canada Co., To Henry Catchpole [i.e. born c1798-1853], All Acres, £46 3/4 pence, . 1850 Sep 1, Registered 1853 Oct 26, B&S, Henry Catchpole & wife, to Henry Catchpole the Younger, N.E. corner, 40 ft. front, 50 ft. Back. . 1853 Apr 2, B&S, Henry Catchpole & wife, to JOHN Catchpole, pt, 11.5 perches; . 1856 Mar 29, B&S, Geo. & Robt. Sunley, Executors of Henry Catchpole & the Children of his daughter, Mary Ann Patterson, (as in instrument 9373), to Henry Catchpole, nephew of the said Henry Catchpole, decd., 14 per [perches?] . 1865 Jun 5, Mge. to John McNeil & Wife, to Henry Catchpole, NE corner, pr 14, $400, . 1865 Jun 4, Discharge of Mortgage, Harry Catchpole, to Wm. Hearn., Part Mtge 23675. [Page 90]. Note: No registration is found for Catchpole, under Ont. Land Registry, for Lot 5 Con 14, East Garafraxa, Dufferin Co. - PJ Ahlberg, 2020 . 1867 County of Wellington Gazetter, Garafraxa Twp., [But, EAST Garafraxa is now part of DUFFERIN COUNTY] Henry Catchpole, Con 14, Lot 5 {15?], Freeholder; (James Saunderland, Con 14, Lot 5 - and John Simpson, Con 14, Lot 5 Freeholder [Pt SWHalf ling SE of traveled road less lots 16 & 17, Plan 45, near Marsville] ; Geo Whaley, C14, L5 Freeholder). . Alt Death Location Manitoulin Island, Burial Skippen, Cemetery, Green Bay. - - -	CATCHPOLE, Henry .3rd The Younger (I6)
3935	.1891 Feb 12 - Lost - Umbrella - On Cedar avenue, Monday afternoon, a silk umbrella with name Evelyn Cummer engraved on handle. Reward if returned to 23 Hawthorne Ave. Ref: Cleveland Leader Newspaper. . 1896 Jul 26, Sunday. Miss Evelyn Cummer is a recent addition to the Cleveland contingent at the Mineral Springs hotel. Ref: Plain Dealer Newspaper, Cleveland. . 1897 May 2 - Miss E Cummer and Mrs F D Cummer left the Plaza to sail on the steamship Paris. Ref: Plain Dealer Newspaper. - - -	CUMMER, Eveline EVELYN (I967)
3936	.1937 Jan 21, Rockwood. The Y.P.S. of the United Church held a successful crokinold the early part of last week. Winners for the ladies & gentleman were Mrs J A Elliott & Misses Elizabeth Hutchinson & Kathleen Taylor, Messrs Edgar Johnston & Wallace Hamilton. . 1947 Feb 6 Rockwood. As a result of last week's bad storm creating had going on foot & motoring, the township snowplow operated by Edgar & Lloyd Johnston, had hard work combating the hard crust open up the streets in the village, so much so that the truck was temporally out of commission for a few days Ref: Acton Free Press newspaper.	JOHNSTON, Edgar (I2929)
3937	.1939 Oct 31, Photo. Black & white panoramic print; Soldiers identified as "29th Field Battery, R.C.A., C.A.S.F., Guelph, Ont., Oct. 31st 1939. Major G.H. Edwards, O.C. Photo: No.R.M.:4 .Panoramic Camera Co. / 289 Avenue Rd. Toronto. Visible behind soldiers is Guelph City Hall (with tower), & the Armoury. 4 men in front centre have bugels. 2 men at front centre pet a leashed bull dog. - Arthur MacQuarrie, Fergus, 2nd row, 7th from left. - Artie Felker, his nephew, son of Ozzie Felker & Isabel ("Belle") MacQuarrie of Guelph; 1st row, 8th from right. Ref: Wellington Co. Archives & Museum, Ontario. - - -	FELKER, Arthur George .2 (I491)
3938	.1947 Jun 5 - Mr Mrs Alan Lewis, 73 Territorial rd, have returned from Chicago where they attended funeral services for their infant granddaughter Patricia Marie, daughter of Mr Mrs Frank Molar of Chicago. Mr Mrs Frank Molar are former residents of Benton Harbor & have one other child, Russell Alexander, 18 months old. Attending the funeral also were Mesdames Henry Bellinger, Freeman Hewitt, Edwin Hazen & Norris Feury of Coloma. Ref: News Palladium Newspaper, Benton Harbor. - - -	LEWIS, Frances Eloise (I1138)
3939	.Michigan Divorce Record 28008 William Proctor, Vera Proctor, married 1903.1.19, Illinois Filed Petition Mar 17, 1926 by husband, uncontested, Granted absolute 1926 June 7. One unnamed child, past 14 years. For further research: Vera Proctor, Sun, 1 Oct 1967, GR Press Obituary. - - -	STEIGLER, Vera Irene (I1935)
3940	.The Lake Shore Commercial Record Newspaper, for the Saugatuck-Douglas, Michigan Area, Pub. every Saturday morning: 29 May, 1885 - Little Alice Hamilton's May party is indeed worthy of mention. It came off last Saturday. The day was fine & the little folks were out in their finest suits & pleasure beamed on every face. Alice was chosen Queen of May. After a sumptuous repast, to which ample justice was done, the little folks went home in the twilight, having spend a very pleasant day. - Verify this Alice. Little' seems inappropriate, if she is aged 16? 1930 Census Howard Twp., Cass Co., Michigan Alice H Hunziker, age 57 /1873 Harrold E, age 21 /1909 Lloyd A, age 20 /1910 M J Hunziker, age 63 /1867. . 1924 Aug 18 - Mrs. J W Huziker & children left Sunday for a visit with her mother & other relatives in Washington. D.C. Ref: Tampa Tribune. . 1932 Apr 18 -Obituary: Mrs. Alice Hunziker Mrs Alice Hunziker, 58, of Niles, Mich., died in a hospital yesterday. She is survived by her husband M. J. Hunziker of Niles; her mother, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, of Tallahassee; 3 sons, Alexander, Harold & Lloyd Hunziker, of Niles, a daughter, Miss Marguerite Hunziker, of white Plans, NY; a sister, Mrs. Blanche Robinson, Bangor, Mich.; 2 brothers, Harry Hamilton, Tallahasee & William Hamilton, Bangor, Mich., Mr & Mrs. Hunziker were visiting their relatives Mr & Mrs J P Hamilton of Hamilton Heath. The body will be sent to Niles. Ref: Tampa Tribune. - - -	HAMILTON, Alice Rebecca .1 (I83)
3941	/ 1860 Census.	TEETZEL, Margaret (I305)
3942	/ 1930 Census. Alt Name: Glayds Potter.	PARKER, Gladys (I1101)
3943	/ Census 1861.	WILLSON, William Nelson .1 (I112)
3944	/ Census 1870, LAURIE. Alt DOB 1846.	WOOD, Lucinda Laurie LOU & LUCY (I335)
3945	/ Census 1911 June 9th.	LAWRENCE, Ralph ALEXANDER (I220)
3946	/ Dispersments to granddaughter, Mary Patterson	COTTON, Mary Caroline (I5)
3947	/ Dispersments to granddaughter, Mary Patterson	COTTON, Mary Caroline .3 (I5)
3948	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I45)
3949	/ family Bible.	FELKER, Elizabeth .1 (I42)
3950	/ Gevelsberg, Westfalen, Preußen	VÖLKEL, Johannes Schuster .11 (I105)