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- 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?
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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?
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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!!!
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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.
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