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| 4351 | 1880 Census | SITTON, Clemon Houston GUS (I121)
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| 4352 | 1880 LDS US Census has no results for " Oscar" Singletary on the National Index. Possible native American heritage, and needs to be pursued via the Dowles index. | SINGLETARY, William Oscar (I525)
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| 4353 | 1880 Mariage Daniel Ward(Michel et Louise Dupuis) à Émilie Ward(James et Élisabeth Gauthier) | WARD, Daniel Alexis (m. Emelie) (P12741)
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| 4354 | 1881 Census - living in the Town of Picton, Ontario | SWETMAN, Ella (I3180)
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| 4355 | 1881 Census - Medill family Dwelling: 12 Homefield Rd Census Place: Wimbledon, Surrey, England Source: FHL Film 1341196 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0829 Folio 46 Page 53 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Thomas S. MEDILL M 39 M Ireland Rel: Head Occ: Corn Merchant Isabel M. MEDILL M 37 F Ireland Rel: Wife Elizabeth C. MEDILL 11 F Ireland Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Thomas H. MEDILL 8 M Ireland Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Robert E. MEDILL 7 M (British Subject), France Rel: Son Occ:Scholar Gertrude I. K. MEDILL 5 F Wimbledon, Surrey, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Evelyn M. MEDILL 4 F Wimbledon, Surrey, England Rel: Daur Ethel B. MEDILL 2 F Wimbledon, Surrey, England Rel: Daur Hilda M. MEDILL 5 m F Wimbledon, Surrey, England Rel: Daur Annie STRUDGWICKU 24 F Newport, Essex, England Rel: Serv Occ: Nurse Domestic Serv Priscilla ETHERIDGEU 20 F Southwark, Surrey, England Rel: Serv Occ: Housemaid Domestic serv Mary E. STOKES U 20 F Etchinghill, Stafford, England Rel: Serv Occ: Cook Domestic Serv Louisa HAROLD 18 F London, London, Middlesex, England Rel: Serv Occ: Under Nurse Domestic Serv NOTE 2./ 1891 Wimbleton Surrey England census, Name Age Birthplace Relationship Civil parish County Medill, Thomas Samuel 49 IRL Head Wimbledon Surrey Medill, Isabel Madeline 47 IRL Wife Wimbledon Surrey Medill, Elizabeth Constance 21 IRL Daughter Wimbledon Surrey Medill, Thomas Herbert 18 IRL Son Wimbledon Surrey Medill, Robert Eugene 17 FRA Son Wimbledon Surrey Medill, Gertrude Isabel Kathleen 15 Wimbledon, Surrey Daughter Wimbledon Medill, Evelyn Maud 14 Wimbledon, Surrey Daughter Wimbledon Surrey Medill, Ethel Blanche 12 Wimbledon, Surrey Daughter Wimbledon Surrey Medill, Hilda Montgomery 10 Wimbledon, Surrey Daughter Wimbledon Surrey Medill, Percy Montgomery 8 Wimbledon, Surrey Son Wimbledon Surrey Okelly, Violet Elizabeth 15 IRL Niece Wimbledon Surrey Carver, Emily Elizabeth 19 Mile End, London House Maid Wimbledon Surrey Stevenson, Emily Alice 30 SCT Parlour Maid Wimbledon Surrey WitchloW, Ellen Marie 29 Brompton, Middlesex Cook Wimbledon. | MEDILL, Thomas Samuel (I323)
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| 4356 | 1881 Census Algoma: DOB 1825. | CATCHPOLE, Henry .3rd The Younger (I6)
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| 4357 | 1881 Census St. Catharines, Lincoln Co., Ontario Samuel Hopkins, age 47 /1834, b Ontario, Church of England, Ice Dealer Lorraine Hokins 47, 184, Ont. Arthur Hopkins, 121869, Ontario Harry Hopkins, 9, 1872, Ont. | SIMONS, Lorraine Blanche (I2757)
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| 4358 | 1882 - Ontario, Wellington Co. Birth Registration # 037462-20, Sep 21, 1882, Robert WALKER, male, father Robert Walker, harness maker, mother Margaret OVERLAND. Informant Charles Overland, carpenter, village of Erin. Registered Oct 12, 1882. Accoucheur Dr. McNaughton. Registrar Wm. Tyler. Remark - Illegitimate. . Erin Twp., Wellington Co., Death Registration # 190358 Robert Walker, died September 23rd, 1882, Male, Age 2 days old, Born in the Village of Erin Cause of death: Spasms 2 days, Dr. McNaughton. Informant Chars. Overland, Carpenter, Erin Registered October 12, 1882. Remarks: Illegitimate. Note: Father of this infant was Robert Walker, born 21 Sep 1882, Erin & also a neighbor of Charles Overland. Robert Walker would later married Queenie Margaret Overland, that is, the niece of Margaret S Overland. - - - | WALKER, Robert .9 (I156)
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| 4359 | 1882 Married Mr. Thomas Cooper Shorkey, Two Sharkey children born between 1882 and 1886. 402 Perry, Pontiac. Cause of death Pulmonary Tuberculosis & exhaustion, 2 years. - - - | TEETZEL, Bertha .1 (I946)
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| 4360 | 1883 Dec 12, Wednesday: Logging Accidents A resident of Cadillac reports in Big Rapids the following terrible accident at Cadillac Monday afternoon [i.e. 10th December, 1883]: Elmer Cummer, a brother of the senior member of the Cummer Lumber Company, was with the engineer, James Thomas, running a train of logs on the company's road. The train had neared the Harrison settlement, & Cummer, who seems to have had charge of the engine for the moment, was running at a reckless rate, when the engine jumped the track and the loaded cards piled in a heap over the engine and occupants. As soon as possible the men were rescued. Cummer was found seriously injured and it was thought he could not survive. Harris was mangled terribly and died soon after being removed. The fireman is said to have escaped by jumping from the train, as he feared an accident from the reckless running. Harris had been in the employ of the company some 12 years. Out of respect the company have closed their three mills till after the funeral. While working among the logs at Chippewa lake, Sat. a man named Cota had both hips crushed, & otherwise seriously injured. Ref: Jackson Citizen Patriot Newspaper, Jackson, MI., page 5 on 12 Dec 1883 and repeated in the Jackson Weeky Citizen on 18 Dec. 1883. 1888, Feb 14, Tues. - Crushed on Lumber Railroad. Elmer Cummer, aged 26 years, son of Jacob Cummer, an extensive lumberman, while riding an engine on his father's logging railway yesterday morning [i.e. the 13th Feb.], got his clothes caught in the gearing & was drawn into the engine and mxxy mangled. He dies instantly. Ref: Muskegon Chronicle Newspaper. 1888, Feb 15 - Elmer C Cummer, the 20 year old brother of W E CUMMER, of Cadillac, well known in lumbering circles, jumped from a geared locomotive that was in motion on the Cumberland Lumber Company's logging road Tuesday. Mr. Cummer's clothing was caught & he was drawn in. After considerable delay his mangled body was recovered and taken home, where he died in a short time. Deceased was married last fall. Ref: Jackson Citizen, Tues. 21.2.1888 & Muskegon Chronicle, page 3, Mon. evening 27.2.1888. 1888 Feb 27 - The locomotive which killed Elmer C Cummer of Cadillac, on the C. & N.E. Railroad a few days ago was named E C Cummer, for its unfortunate victim. Since the accident the name has been erased, & the engine retired from service forever to serve as a monument to the memory of the life it destroyed. Ref: Muskegon Chronicle Mon. 27.21.1888 and Worchester Daily Spy, Mass., Sat 10.3.1888. 1888 Mar 19 - Elmer Cummer was recently killed at Cadillac, Mich., by a locomotive that had been named after its unfortunate victim. Since the accident the engine has be retired from service. Ref: San Francisco Bulletin Newspaper, Mon. 19.3.1888. - - - | CUMMER, Elmer C (I595)
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| 4361 | 1884 May 19 - Married Centreville, Carleton Co. 1st inst., by Rev. A. Taylor, Daniel ROGERS / Miss Beatrice NICHOLSON, both of Centreville . Ref: The Daily Telegraph Newspaper, Saint John. | NICHOLSON, Beatrice (I1325)
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| 4362 | 1888: L45 BF in Byron; operated a grist mill no stone at BSC; according to his obit, supplied by G. Curnoe, he is buried here: Robert Summers From Free Press, April 19, 1919 p.8 Robert Summers of 95 Wharncliffe road south, who died yesterday will be buried tomorrow at 3 o’clock to Brick Street Cemetery. The services will be conducted at the house at 2;30 o’clock by Rev. J.T. C. Morris. Mr. Summers, who was 77 years of age had been a resident of this city for the last 50 years. He is survived by his widow, E.E. Summers, of Toronto; H. N. Summers of this city, and J. S. Summers of Wisconsin. Note: Rev. John T. C. Morris was the pastor of Askin Street Methodist Church, now Wessley-Knox U.C. | SUMMERS*, Robert W. (I877)
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| 4363 | 1889 Mar 22 - Mongolia (Markham Twp.). Albert Wilson of Newmarket, is visiting his friends of this place. The family of Joseph Mowder was increased by a new comer last week. It's a girl. Mr. Joshua Modwer has returned home from Newmarket. We are glad to see him around again. Ref: Stouffville Tribune Newspaper. - - - | WILLSON, Albert Egerton .3 (I241)
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| 4364 | 1890 Aug 24, Sunday - Reception at Independence, Mrs. Mercer of Independence will given evening reception at her her home on Thursday evening, Aug 28. She will be assisted by Miss Mercer, Miss Carter & Miss Stella Carter. A large number of invitations have been sent out. 1890 Aug 7, Thus. Independence, Miss Sella Carter of Jacksonville, Ill, arrived yesterday & will be the guest of Miss Etta Mercer on Pleasant Street. 1895 Oct 20, Sun. Mrs. Benj. Bartlett of Independence as returned from Jacksonville, Ill, where she was the guest of Miss Stella Carter. Ref: Kansas City Times, MO. - - - | CARTER, Stella (I206)
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| 4365 | 1890 JUNE 7th Census Detroit Hungerford George D, b. Oct 1867, Age 32 Mich., Married , Barber Hungerford Jessie S, Wife, b Mar 1868 Mich, children 4 Hungerford William D, Mar 1894, age 6 Hungerford Herbert E , Feb 1896, age 4 Hungerford Statira F, Nov 1898, age 1 Hungerorford Margaret E, born May 1900, age 0 Mich. Single | HUNGERFORD, George Orville (I1167)
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| 4366 | 1890 Upton Census, Thomas Patterson. . 1918 Sep 12 Registration WWI Thomas John Patterson, 1109 W Plum, Centralia, Lewis, Washington Age 36, b, Sep 29, 1882, Occupation Sizerman, Hartiere Lumber Col, Centralia. Contact Maud S Patterson, address as above. Signed, Thomas John Patterson Height medium, Eyes grey, hair Brown, Lost finger. . 1942 Apr 26, US Draft Registration WWII Thomas John Patterson, Route 3, Box 220 Centralia, Lewis Washington, Age 61, born Sept 29, 1881 at McDonald, Missouri, Contact Mrs. Maude Patterson, Address as above, Signed, T J Patterson, Height 5'7, with 135 Lb, Grey eyes, Bald, Reddy Complexion, g. off left hand. Obituary: . 1972 Jan 5. Thomas John Patterson 90, a resident of Centralia for the past 82 years, died Tuesday in a Centralia hospital. He was born Sept. 29, 1881, in Missouri and came to this area from there. His family homesteaded in the little Hanaford Valley in the late 1880s. He later moved to Seminary Hill & Salzar Valley, where he had a dairy farm. He had lived in downtown Centralia for the past 14 years. He was an early Agnew Mill employee. Survivors include his widow, Maude S., Centralia; 3 daughters, Mrs. Ira T. (Aletha) Hastings, Tacoma; Mrs. Oscar J. (Eva) Forsberg, Tacoma, & Mrs. Harold A. (Wilma) Matz, Seattle; 8 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, & 1 nephew, Vern Patterson, Raymond. Services will be Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Newell-Hoerling's, Centralia, with Chaplain Richard E. Barada officiating. Interment will follow at Washington Lawn Cemetery, Centralia Ref: Centralia Daily Chronicle. - - - | PATTERSON, Thomas John TJ (I140)
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| 4367 | 1891 - listed as Widowed | MATHERS, Jane (I4649)
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| 4368 | 1891 Census Apr 5, Lester 7/12 months. | SISLEY, Lester B (I555)
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| 4369 | 1891 Census Bruce North, Tara, Walter Briggs, age 10/1881, Methodist. . Ontario Marriage Registration: Walter Franklin Briggs Birth Place: Tanworth Ontario Age: 21 /abt 1882 Father: George Briggs Mother: Margaret Walker Married, Emma Geisel Spouse's Age: 21, at Bentinck Tp., Father: Henry Geisel, mother: Catharine Brunzel Marriage Date: 8 Apr 1903. Marriage Location: Bruce. . Michigan, Genesee County, WW I Draft Registration on Sep 12, 1918. Walter Franklin, Age 37, b Jun 1 1881, Residing Kelly? Road, Fenlan, Genesee, Michigan, Born Canada, Traveling Agent for G T Western Railway. Next of Kin, Mrs. Emma Briggs, address as above. Eyes blue, Hair grey. - - - | BRIGGS, Walter Franklin (I100)
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| 4370 | 1891 census: not listed in the 1891 census with his family; did he die? Buried at BSC? | PERKINS, Royal (I1049)
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| 4371 | 1895 Barrister-at-Law & Solicitor 1895, graduated from Osgoode Hall, Toronto. Lawyer, Judge, Registerer of Land Titles, Battleford, Sask. in 1905. 1909 District Ct Judge, Regina. Prince Albert school trustee, Secretary Liberal Assoc. Resided at Hamilton, Guelph, Dundas, St. Mary's, Walkerton, Kincardine, Toronto, Chatham area, & lastly Prince Albert, Saskatchewan since 1899. He married Emma Orilla Woods. New York Passenger Lists S. S. Roma, New York, July 1, 1936 James W. Hannon, Judge, B. Hamilton, Ontario, Last residence: Regina. Judge J.W. Hannon, 1859-1860 student Victoria College Cobourg, 1861-1862 Colbourne, ordained in 1863 at Newcastle, 1864-1865 Bowmanville, 1866-1867 Yonge Street South, 1868-1869 Berkley Street Toronto, 1870-1871 Hamilton West, 1872-1874 North Street - London, 1875-1876 Zion Tabernacle Hamilton, 1877-1879 Dundas, 1880 St. Mary's, 1890-1892 Norfolk Street - Guelph (Wellington Co.), 1906 superannuated Chatham, Delegate to General Conference Montreal 1878, Financial Secretary 1878 & 1879, Chairman of District 1880. Ref: Judge J.W. Hannon, 1859-1860 student Victoria College Cobourg, 1861-1862 Colbourne, ordained in 1863 at Newcastle, 1864-1865 Bowmanville, 1866-1867 Yonge Street South, 1868-1869 Berkley Street Toronto, 1870-1871 Hamilton West, 1872-1874 North Street - London, 1875-1876 Zion Tabernacle Hamilton, 1877-1879 Dundas, 1880 St. Mary's, 1890-1892 Norfolk Street - Guelph (Wellington Co.), 1906 superannuated Chatham, Delegate to General Conference Montreal 1878, Financial Secretary 1878 & 1879, Chairman of District 1880. - James W. Hannon was educated in the public & high schools & collegiate institutes of Ontario, Canada (Dundas, St. Mary s, Walkerton, Kincardine). He also attended the County Model School. In 1888 he matriculated with honors in Classics at Toronto University. From January, 1889, to July, 1890, he taught a country school about 18 miles south of Chatham. Mr. Hannon graduated from law school at Osgoode Hall, Toronto, Ontario, in 1895 & was admitted to the bar of Ontario as Barrister-at-Law & Solicitor the same year. He practised law at Guelph, Ontario, & later at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. He was appointed Crown Prosecutor for Saskatchewan in 1899 & Solicitor for the city of Prince Albert. In 1901 he was made Agent of Dominion Lands & Crown Timber Agent at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Mr. Hannon became Registrar of Land Titles for the West Saskatchewan Land Registration District, with office at Battleford, Saskatchewan in 1905 & removed to Battleford in that same year. In 1909 he was appointed Judge of the District Court of the Judicial District of Regina & since then has resided at Regina. Judge Hannon is a member of the Board of Governors of Regina College. At Prince Albert he served several terms as public school trustee & also as secretary of the Liberal Association. - - - | HANNON, James Willson (I1565)
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| 4372 | 1895 Iowa State Census | Source (S113597735)
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| 4373 | 1896 Aug, Sun. Other visitors at the Mineral Springs hotel include F H Cummer of Cleveland. Ref: Plain Dealer Newspaper Cleveland. 1898 May 5, Thous. - Cummer Prominent. Railroad victim of Wednesday was a member of a Cleveland firm. The Frank D Cummer who was killed by a train at the Evans Street crossing of the C.H. & D, late Wednesday, is senior member of the Cleveland, Ohio firm of F D Cummer & Son Mfg. Co. machinists. W M Cummer, his son testified before Coroner Haerr Thursday and took the remains home for burial. The fatality was accidental. Ref: Cincinnati Post. . 1898 May 6, Fri. - Franklin D Cummer Killed at Cincinnati, was absorbed in thought and walked on the track ahead of the engine. A worldwide reputation. He possessed it as a successful inventor. One of his sons goes to Columbus to return with the mortal remains of his father - The funeral to be held Saturday.: Mr Franklin D Cummer, president of the F D Cummer & Son Co. of this city and one of the prominent inventors and machinery manufacturers of Ohio was killed at Cincinnati, Wed. afternoon, being struck by a railroad train. Mr. Cummer's son William, who was associated with him in business, went to Cincinnati late We. night to bring the boy of this father to Cleveland for burial. The remains will probably arrive in the city this morning. ABSORBED IN THOUGHT the safety gates which guard the crossing were down, blocking passage for teams across the tracks. The gates, however, do not cover the sidewalk. "The railroad watchman says he noticed Cummer and called out to him to stop, and when he failed to answer, ran toward him, but it was too late. Cummer had stepped on the rails just in front of the Glendale accommodation. He was struck and hurled high in the air. He died in the patrol wagon on the way to the Betts Street Hospital. The body was taken to the morgue. The track is straight from some distance both ways from the crossing." Mr. Cummer was recognized throughout the US & Europe as an authority on the science of mechanically evaporating refuse and garbage. Ten years ago he invented a system known as the "Cummer dryer, which is used in a number of the large cities of the world. In the capacity of expert engineer, Mr. Cummer traveled extensively throughout Europe, Asia and Australia. For several years he has spend his summers in Russia, where he sold a great deal of machinery. Eighteen years ago Mr. Cummer came to Cleveland and organized a company to manufacture an engine which he had invented. Since then he has made a number of inventions, which his company manufactured. He was 55 years old, born in Canada & live practically all his life in the US. Besides a wife, Cummer leaves 3 sons: William, Albert & Frederick, who were associated with him in business & 2 daughters. Albert, the second son is in Paris, but is expected to arrive home in 2 weeks. The funeral will probably be held Sat. from the family home at No. 1051 East Madison Ave. Ref: Cleveland Leader Newspaper. . 1898 May 6 ... Franklin D Cummer of Cleveland, was killed by a passenger train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad, in this city yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. He was walking won Evans st., apparently absorbed in thought. Ref: Another edition of the Cleveland Leader, inserted the above paragraph. - - - | CUMMER, Frederick H (I969)
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| 4374 | 1897 Apr 3 - Died, Cummer, on April 3rd inst., at Cadillac, Michigan, Margaret James, relict of late Wm W Cummer, formerly of Newtonbrook, Canada. Ref: Globe Newspaper, Toronto, Ontario. - - - | JAMES, Margarette (I607)
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| 4375 | 1897 Jul 15 - Dr. Sisley of Agincourt passed through on Saturday enroute for the north country, where he will spend a few holidays with his brother-in-law, Mr. d McMillan of Haliburton. Ref: Watchman Newspaper, Lindsay, Ontario. - - - | SISLEY, Dr. Opie (I117)
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| 4376 | 1898 May 10 -Stanford University - Hattie Withey, Los Angeles, History Graduate. Ref: The San Francisco Call Newspaper, published 1898 May 11th. - - - | WITHEY, Hattie Elizabeth (I1772)
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| 4377 | 1898, Feb 22 Cadillac, Wedding at Cadillac, Waldo Cummer, son of the wealthy lumberman, marries Miss Cooke. Two of Cadillac's most prominent & popular young people were united in marriage at noon today. The contracting parties were Waldo E Cummer, a son of Wellington W Cummer, the wealthy lumberman & Miss Clara Cooke, dau. of Seth cooke of this city. The wedding was celebrated at the home of the bride's father & was attended by the relatives & intimate friends of the bride & groom. The wedding gifts were costly & profuse. The newly wedded couple left on the afternoon train for the south. Their future home will be at Jacksonville, Fla, where Mr. Cummer is interested with his father & brother in the operation of a larger new lumber plant. - - - | CUMMER, Waldo Emmerson (I598)
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| 4378 | 19 Apr 1864 | Family (F357)
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| 4379 | 19 Dec 1717 | CLARK 1ST, Ebenezer (P6766)
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| 4380 | 1900 & 1920 Census. | PATTERSON, George Augustus .1 (I143)
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| 4381 | 1900 and 1910 Census, May Patterson | PATTERSON, May .2 (I141)
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| 4382 | 1900 Census Fergus Montana, with his mother Euphemina & Aunt Mary Felker Messner. | LINDSAY, Leslie Bertrand BERT (I401)
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| 4383 | 1900 census gives her birthdate as June 1825 Death certificate says 7 Jun 1826 James Monroe (1817-1825) was president | NELSON, Elizabeth 5 (P506)
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| 4384 | 1900 Jun 11 - Mr & Mrs W W Cummer, daughter, & daughter Mabel sailed yesterday from New York for Southampton. They will pass the summer months touring Europe, returning in the fall. 1903 Oct 24, Sat. - Mrs. D A Blodgett entertained the following: Miss Mabel Cummer of Jacksonville, Fla. Today Mrs. Bodgett gave another pretty luncheon for her nieces, the following guests were present, Miss Mabel Cummer. Miss Cummer of Jaksonsonville, Fla., who has been the guest of Mrs J K Vxx Angnew, has gone to Pittsburg. Ref: Grand Rapids Herald Newspaper. - - - | CUMMER, Mabel Carrie (I599)
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| 4385 | 1900 Sep 25 Herbert Willson Sunday married Margaret Edna Toshack. | LUNDY, Herbert Willson (I121)
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| 4386 | 1900 US Census states that Annie (McDonnell) Stewart was the mother of 12 children, of which only 6 are living at the the time of the 1900 Census !! | MCDONNELL, Anne (I5188)
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| 4387 | 1901 Census Emily Maria Kerr, 10 Sept 178, Godrich, ON, Methodist William F Kerr, 25 oct 1876, Goderich, Ontario Charles Dawson Kerr, Son, 11 Sep 1800, London, Ontario anna Eva kerr, 25 April 1874, goderich, Ontario. - - - | HALE, Francis Elmira FRANCIE (I384)
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| 4388 | 1901 census calls her Coral | CALDWELL, Cora Evelyn (I1065)
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| 4389 | 1901 Census has Annie Howard living with Martha Vigrass, age 69 and Maud Vigrass, age 42 in the Muskoka & Parry Sound District, listed as Adopted. | HOWARD, Annie (I5785)
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| 4390 | 1901 Census has Richard B Platford living in Toronto and waorking as a Street Car Conductor | PLATFORD, Richard Benjamin (I6513)
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| 4391 | 1901 census: Earnest O'Dell, 40, Teamster, living in Strathroy next to Thomas Carr with wife Mary EA, 4 daughters, 2 sons unmarked grave [GC] | ODELL*+, Ernest Edward (I1577)
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| 4392 | 1901 census: living next to her parents | DALE, Sarah Eliza (I1064)
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| 4393 | 1901 census: Maud's family is living with her parents 1911 census: Maud's family is living next door to her parents; listed as a separate family | NICHOLS, Alice Maud Mary (I1216)
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| 4394 | 1901 Ontario Census record District: ON WELLAND (#123) Subdistrict: Bridgeburg (Village) b Page 16 16 153 Emerson Mary E. F Wife M May 21 1855 45 Note that middle initial and birth date differs from date in Carol Morre's research. Is this the same person or a second wife? ========================================= In the obituary of James Jenks Moore. a Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Magee and a Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Magee of Buffalo attend the funeral. Could either of these be the natural parents of Mary Isabella Magee? =========================================== From Sally MacDonald Hammond: email Jul 30, 2005 Mary Isabella Magee as a child of James Jenks Moore and Ann Burgess. Mary Isabella is the daughter of George Magee and Mary Jane Burgess. Mary Isabella's mother died when she was 6 years old and she lived with the Moore's. Her sister Margaret Elizabeth Magee went to live with her aunt Margaret Burgess McDonald in North East, Pa. "Maggie" Magee is buried in the North East Cemetery in the McDonald plot. Burgess family.... Ann b 1829 d.1918 married James Moore John Elizabeth married George Gamble Margaret Jemime Sutherland Burgess b.1836 d.1922 married James McDonald James Burgess b 1837 Mary Jane b1839 d. 1878 Married George Magee Isabella abt1840 Married William Magee Margaret and James McDonald are my great grandparents. As you can see, my name is spelled MacDonald. Due to a riff in the family, some spell it different. The original spelling is Mac!!! =============================================== Obituary June 19, 1930 Mae I. Emerson Mrs. Mae I. Emerson (nee Magee), 59, died in her home at Ridgeway Sunday, after several hours illness. She was born in Brantford, Ont., and at the age of four years was adopted by her aunt Mrs. James Moore of Ridgeway, with whom she lived until her marriage to Harry Emerson, Ridgeway merchant, who died about fourteen months ago. She was organist in Memorial United Church for several years, also of All Saints Anglican church, of which she was a member. She was a member of Carillon chaper O.E.S., and Queen Victoria Rebekah lodge. Surviving are two sisters, Miss Margret Magee, North East, Pa., and Mrs. Charlotte Pickard, Ridgeway; three brothers, Rev. W. D. Magee, St. Catharines, Charles and George Magee, Buffalo. A brother and sister predeceased her. The funeral service was conducted at her late residence, Dominion Street at 2 p.m., Wednesday, standard time, by Rev. Wm. Brewer, Hamilton, former pastor of All Saints' church, Ridgeway, with interment in Ridgeway cemetery. ========================================= | MAGEE, Mae Isabella (I1574)
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| 4395 | 1901 Resides with her sister Grace and family, in Ottawa. 1911 St. Georges Ward, Ottawa. No occupation given, Her name is written as Hellen. - - - | NICHOLSON, Ellen .1 (I1069)
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| 4396 | 1902.In 1875, the Rathbun Lumber Company of Deseronto established a large sawmill in Campbellford, Ontario, where Denis and his wife appear in the 1881 census, along with his brother Thomas (TC) and his family. These are the earliest of the Marysville Callaghans to move to the area. | CALLAGHAN, Denis (I11236)
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| 4397 | 1903 Jun 3, Ontario Birth Registration 28191 1049 Alfred Thomas Tutty, Toronto Junction, York, Ontario s/o Alfred Thomas Tutty, ( sr)., labourer, Resides Little Richmond St., Toronto and Mary Jane Grieve Borroughs. - - - | TUTTY, Thomas ALFRED Jr. (I575)
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| 4398 | 1905 - John Alexander was just a small child of 5 or 6 when he made the arduous journey across the Atlantic Ocean from Ireland to Quebec. He & Elizabeth put down roots on their farm in Adjala & remained there until their deaths. 2 of his 9 children (Agnes & Elizabeth- the oldest & the youngest) migrated west to a homestead outside Edmonton, Alberta. The death of John McCutcheon of Alliston removed one of Adjala's oldest settlers. Deceased is survived by 2 daughters who reside in the west & 3 sons, Robert of Mono Centre, James of Manitoulin Island; &William of Alliston. The remains were buried in Thompson's Cemetery. Ref: 1905 Feb 22, Shelburne Free Press. - - - | MCCUTCHEON, John ALEXANDER .2 (I68)
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| 4399 | 1907 Jan 25 - Burt, Miss Margaret Felker, aged 19, has caused the arrest of Geo. Spencer, age 16, on a serious charge. His father is in poor circumstances but friends furnished bail for the boy's examination Jan 28. Margaret Felker is a sister of Miss Ann Felker who figured a breach of promise suit against Thomas B McDonagh 3 years ago. Ref: Flint Journal. | FELKER, Margaret .3 (I34)
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| 4400 | 1907 June 12 Marriage Wm Dunn, age 29, b England, res. Toronto, s/o Mary Jane Armstrong & Thomas Dunn Married at 10 Con Vaughan to: Margaret Burton, age 22y/ 1885/ Farmer's daughter of Marg. Ann Lawrence & Robt Burton. - - - | BURTON, Margaret (I2103)
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