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1. [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Early Ancaster [1]
Hello My 1842 assessment roll has the entry '3 years in Canada'. I am looking for the original UK immigrant VIPOND family. Could someone please tell me if they know of any early records from 1830's Ancaster. Thanks Ken
2. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: KITCHEN [1]
Sorry No Lemon or Triphena so far in my listings. What a pair of handles! I'll keep looking. Nelson > I am looking for information on Lemon (sic) Kitchen c 1847 d 5 Mar 1912 and > his wife Triphena Lefler (in my line)c 1854. They were married 27 Oct 1874 > in Watertown, Norfolk Co. > > Children that I know of are no special order: > Frank, Ernest, Jesse, Clayton, Henry, Florence & Elizabeth. > > Anyone researching these Kitchens? > > Joan Hedberg
3. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: KITCHEN [1]
Lemon must be Lyman. I have some Lyman's in my family and it was strangely popular. Scott (Smith) Kletke ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nelson Denton" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 12:48 PM Subject: Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: KITCHEN Sorry No Lemon or Triphena so far in my listings. What a pair of handles! I'll keep looking. Nelson > I am looking for information on Lemon (sic) Kitchen c 1847 d 5 Mar 1912 and > his wife Triphena
4. [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: KITCHEN [1]
Hi Nelson, Noticed you had a great number of Kitchens and some from Townsend area of Norfolk County. I am looking for information on Lemon (sic) Kitchen c 1847 d 5 Mar 1912 and his wife Triphena Lefler (in my line)c 1854. They were married 27 Oct 1874 in Watertown, Norfolk Co. Children that I know of are no special order: Frank, Ernest, Jesse, Clayton, Henry, Florence & Elizabeth. Anyone researching these Kitchens? Joan Hedberg ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nelson Denton" T
5. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: Kitchen [1]
Thanks for your reply Loraine, again we are almost connecting???? I only have the descendants of Lemon/Leamon Kitchen and Triphenia Lefler, Triphenia coming from Lester line so mine. Joan Hedberg from Langley, BC ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 10:58 AM Subject: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: Kitchen > > > Please take the Annals of the Forty with a grain of salt. I have all 10 > volumes but some of the info
6. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Drake/Kitchen [1]
Paul: Thanks for the help. I have access to the Christian Guardian references so will check them out. Henry KITCHEN is one of my direct maternal ancestors. He had a slew of children so she could, indeed, be one of the grandchildren. Diane. ----- Original Message ----- From: Paul Grimwood To: CA-ONT-ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP-L@rootsweb.com ; Diane McDougall Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 9:36 PM Subject: Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Drake/Kitchen I can not find information in Ancaster's Heritage about
7. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: KITCHEN [1]
Thanks, Nelson, Joan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nelson Denton" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 9:48 AM Subject: Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: KITCHEN > Sorry No Lemon or Triphena so far in my listings. What a pair of handles! > > I'll keep looking. > > Nelson > > I am looking for information on Lemon (sic) Kitchen c 1847 d 5 Mar 1912 and > > his wife Triphena Lefler (in my line)c 1854. They were married 27 Oct 1874 > > in Watertow
8. [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Drake/Kitchen [1]
Does anyone know the parents of Sarah KITCHEN married to Reuben DRAKE Jr.? I am a KITCHEN descendant trying to match up some missing links. Thanks for any help. Diane Name: Reuben DRAKE Jr1 --------------------------------------------- Birth: 1811 Ontario, CANADA Death: 1891 Burial: Jerseyville Cmtry., Ancaster Twp., Wentworth Co., Ontario, CANADA Father: Reuben DRAKE Sr (1775-1860) Mother: Elizabeth (1776-1855) Spouse: Sarah KITCHEN1 ----------------------------
9. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] looking for Joseph Taylor [1]
Paul Grimwood: I'm sorry that I am so late getting back. I work on the weekend and it takes me about a day to come alive again. thank you I only have the 1871 census . in that my grandfather was about 8 years old, plus another brother had been born. I didn't have the kind of house they lived in though. i have never learned how to navigate the census very well I know there must be more information in them than I have gleaned. What I haven't done though, is proven the information that I received then.
10. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Early Ancaster [1]
Vivian, This is a tough period for Ancaster research, or even for Upper Canada. What was it that you wanted to know? It's unlikely that you'll find more than this, apart from Mr Miller's records of St John's Church that stop in 1838. Paul Grimwood, Ancaster, Ontario Vivian Rigby wrote: > Hello > My 1842 assessment roll has the entry '3 years in Canada'. > I am looking for the original UK immigrant VIPOND family. > Could someone please tell me if they know of any early records from 1830's Ancaster. >
11. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Drake/Kitchen [1]
I can not find information in Ancaster's Heritage about this woman - admittedly this doesn't mean much. In terms of age, she could be a granddaughter of Henry Kitchen who lived at lot 25/1 in Ancaster (Reuben Drake lived at 19/2 - not too far away. There are no pre-1858 wills in Ontario for the Kitchens. I think the best bet might well be to go to Toronto to the United Church of Canada Archives and consult the index to the "Christian Guardian". An obit for either of the Drakes might mention her parents
12. [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: Kitchen [1]
Please take the Annals of the Forty with a grain of salt. I have all 10 volumes but some of the information is incorrect. My Cline line is in one volume and almost every single fact included is WRONG!!! Regarding Kitchen I have some of the William Kitchen line. He was the original immigrant from NJ. IBut no Lemon or Triphena. Loraine Ertelt lpertelt@aol.com > > Hi list, > I am not researching the KITCHENS. I have found 2 books very useful for > name > indexes. i just want to share what I kn
13. [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Gilchrists [1]
I am looking for Gilchrist ancesters born in Ancaster as follows: Hector McLain Gilchrist born July 1854; John Horace Gilchrist born 18 Jun 1860; Janet Gilchrist born about 1861; and James Tate Gilchrist born 26 Jan 183. Dorothy Fryer
14. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Re: KITCHEN [1]
Hi list, I am not researching the KITCHENS. I have found 2 books very useful for name indexes. i just want to share what I know. The books are " LOYALISTS 1793-1993" AND " ANNALS OF THE FORTY". These are great books to refer to. I hope this helps. kathleen from Stoney Creek,On
15. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Drake/Kitchen [1]
I've got a bunch of KITCHENS on my list (250,000 kith and kin). They seem to have come from Bucks Cty. Penns. and settled all over the area. They go back as far as 1635 as far as my notes tell me. ( this research comes from others so I don't know how accurate it is) I've got a Sarah Kitchen born 18 May 1829 in Townsend, Norfolk Ont. ( that's near Jarvis/Port Dover) Parents John Green Kitchen 17 Sept 1794 Northumberland Co. Pa.- 4 Aug 1872 Townsend Norfolk. Ont. and "Martha Collver/ Patty Culver" 2 Jan
16. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] looking for Joseph Taylor [1]
You might be interested in this entry from Ancaster 1861: Taylor, Joseph Waggonmaker b. Scotland, ----, age 44 Frame house, 1 storey " Jesse, Scotland, 36 " Ann, Upper Canada, United Presbyterian, 10 " Joseph, UC, UP, 9 " Jesse W.. UC, UP, 7 " George A., UC, UP, 1 They seem to live in the village of Ancaster. Paul Grimwood, Ancaster, Ontario
17. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Early Ancaster [1]
Paul I am looking for any early information on Isaac and (hopefully) Elizabeth VIPOND. After 1842 all records concern their one child and they have disappeared. If I could find them at all it would help me back in the UK. Ken ----- Original Message ----- From: Paul Grimwood To: CA-ONT-ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 4:41 PM Subject: Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Early Ancaster Vivian, This is a tough period for Ancaster research, or even for Upper Canada. Wh
18. Re: [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Gilchrists [1]
There is no record of this family in the Census for Ancaster of 1861. They must have moved by then. However, it's still likely worth checking adjoining townships, although a lot of work. Barton, Beverly, Glanford, West Flamborough, as well as the town of Dundas. You might also look into Brant County on the east. I don't have information on those townships. Paul Grimwood, Ancaster, Ontario ZeaDor@aol.com wrote: > I am looking for Gilchrist ancesters born in Ancaster as follows: Hector > McLain Gil
19. [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] looking for Joseph Taylor [1]
listers I am new on the list; and I may be getting a little ahead of my self. I might possibly have my great grandfather living in Ancaster. But I can't be sure. In the 1871 census I have a Joseph TAYLOR age 55 with his family of 6 children. The children male names are family names. My Grandfather is the William and the age coincides with his birth. In 1871 census my Great-Grandfather Joseph Taylor is a waggonmaker. The next time I find him is at the age 67 living with a family named CORNELL. I he
20. [ANCASTER-TOWNSHIP] Homestead Maps at http://homesteadmaps.com [1]
You can find information on Family History Homestead Maps at http://homesteadmaps.com They show actual family home locations and family names in the 1800's - Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
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