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. 1831 Jan 14, Markham, Jonathon Dudly Wilcox married Mary Harkens Miles. Wit: Robert Arnold & James Mosier. Marriage #333 by Rev. Wm. Jenkins of Richmond Hill.

. 1851 Census, Vaughan Twp., York County
Robert Arnold, m, 44, b Upper Canada, married, farmer
Margaret Arnold, f, 36, b New Brunswick, married
M Jane Arnold, f, 15, b Upper Canada
Joseph Arnold, m, 13,
Elizabeth Arnold, 11, f,
Elias Arnold, m, 9,
Bowley Arnold, m, 7,
Eliza Arnold, f, 4,
Robert Arnold, m, 3,
Alexander Arnold, m, 2, b Upper Canada.

. 1864 Nov 9, Aurora, Advertisement
The Aurora Hotel
Opposite the Wesley M Church, Yonge St. Aurora
Robert Arnold, Proprietor
This Hotel is now fitted up in the latest style for the comfort & accommodation of guests: the Bar & Larder being well supplied.
Good Stabling & a careful hostler, Aurora, Nov 9, 1864.
Ref: Newmarket Era Newspaper, 1865. - - -

Birth:
Yonge Street.

Died:
Aged 68y 5m. died of 6ys. of general debility.

Robert married Margaret Jane PHILLIPS on 29 Dec 1836 in Markham Twp., York Co., Ontario. Margaret was born on 13 Oct 1815 in Maugerville, Sunbury Co., New Brunswick; died on 20 Aug 1884 in Aurora, Whitchurch Twp., York Co., Ontario. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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. 1860 May 4 - Tuesday, 1st inst. a large meeting of the Moderate Party, held at Richmond Hill for the purpose of organizing committees & to act in connection of the easter section, to bring out a good strong man to represent their views in the Legislative Council. The meeting was organized by Col. Bridgford.
... It was then moved by R Marsh, Esq., JP. the following gentlemen be appointed as a committee for Vaughan Twp. … to meet at the Inkerman Hotel, Berwick, Sat. 12 Inst. 2 o'clock: Col Bridgford, Robt J Arnold, John R Arnold, Edw Sheppard Jr.
Ref: York Herald Newspaper, pub. 1860 May 4.

XRef: James Marsh Lawrence,1827-1899 & Abner Miles Arnold, 1804-1891.

. 1860 Jun 12 - COUNTY COURT & COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS (of Peace):
Jury Duty, John Arnold, Vaughan, Joshua Cummer, York, Jacob Lawrence, York, Judge Harrison.
Only 5 individuals charged with largely. It would be a question for the jury to desire whether all the parties were guilty of stealing or of receiving stolen goods. Receiving would appear to be a great crime than stealing, for it was a very true remark"that if their were no receiver, there would be no thieves:. Since the introduction of the new Jury, law he would remind them that in finding a bill their should be a clear majority of 12 , if not they could find no bill.
Ref: New Ear Newspaper, Newmarket, ON.

Water Lot M, in front of Wellington St. b Ontario Land Registry, Toronto Book 683, p242
. 1843 Jul 21, Patent, Crown to James Browne,
. 1853 Feb 12, Mortgage, John Arnold, to Martin P Hayes
.1858 Dec 24, Bargain&Sale, John Arnold eteux, to Chas Jones et all.
. Transcript by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - -