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1. Re: ONDURHAM-D Digest V00 #182 [1]
Thank You Kathy--I see several that relate to my TRICK-ELLIOTT-OKE-YEO, etc family! I really appreciate your efforts! Judy King At 02:00 AM 12/04/2000 -0800, you wrote: >I hope that this might be of some assistance to someone! > >Kind regards >Kathy Witheridge >Sarnia, Ontario, Canada >
2. Re: No Contact [1]
Hi Bob, I guess none of us thought to ask. What family name are you searching for? Barb
3. New updated webpages [1]
These webpages are about folks from Co. Cavan and surrounding areas in Ireland who emigrated to Canada in the 1800s and settled in the present day Counties of Victoria and Peterborough. The COOTE line of my ancestors goes back to before 1575, making me at least a descendant of an 'old coote' I'm hoping these data bases may be of interest to fellow listers and I apologize in advance for the multiple postings. Compliments of the season and good hunting in the New Year. Dave Genealogy Webpages htt
4. Season's Greetings [1]
Hello fellow listers: Whew! With the hectic part of Christmas finally over, I now have time to sit down and wish all my fellow listers Best Wishes for your Christmas and New Year holiday! I especially want to send my best wishes to all those who have made use of my Durham County Genealogy services over the past year. It has been my pleasure to assist you to find your long lost relatives. Thank you for calling on me! See you all (figuratively speaking!) next year. Have a safe one! Sher Leetooze, B
5. wm.and jane whittaker [1]
LOOKING FOR INFO ON THE WHITTAKER FAMILY IN OR AROUND NEWTONVILLE ONT. EMIGRATED FROM IRELAND AROUND 1840-50 DURING POTATO FAMINE. LOST 2 KIDS AT SEA. NAME OF BOAT? WHERE IN IRELAND? IS BILL AND JANE BURIED IN LAKEVIEW OR UNION CEMETERY? ANY WHITTAKERS STILL IN OR AROUND NEWTONVILLE? ALL INFO WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. I AM BILLS GRT.GRT.GRANDSON.CONTACT ECWHITTAKER@MOUNTAINCABLE.NET. THANKS AND MERRY CHRISTMAS.
6. re look-ups [1]
Kathy, thanks for the offer. I am searching for Elizabeth Ada Dean born Dec. 23 1890. Family thinks she was from the Whitby area and may have been adopted. The surname McCormick may have something to do as a son and a grandson both had the middle name of McCormick. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks Jackie
7. for Frank Churchley - re: Bingham [1]
hello Frank: I saw your request of Kathy Witheridge the other day and here is some info you might be interested in. My great grand aunt married Joseph Bingham, one of the small family of Binghams that lived in the area. Joseph's uncle was Samuel Bingham, the cooper at Tyrone. Joseph was the tinsmith at that village. Joseph's father was an insurance agent at Bowmanville (travelled back and forth each day to Tyrone) (sorry, can't locate his name right now). Joseph was supposedly born in Quebec. All
8. Re: Quiet is all [1]
Hi, I am out here too, its very quiet on all the lists, I am searching for the Arnot Family, Merry Christmas to all, Debbie :) BC Canada "B. Douglas" wrote: > Hi Bob and Doug, > > It's been very quiet, I guess everyone is preparing for the big day. > > I'm searching for Stevens family members by the way. David Stevens came to > Canada in 1796 with 12 other families. He was one of the the original > settlers of Darlington, and raised all 27 of his children there. He married > three times, first to Mary
9. ELLIOTT, POTTS [1]
My family in Durham co. includes these names. James ELLIOTT and his wife, Christina (or Christiana) POTTS came to Durham Co. abt 1820 or a little after. All but one of their children were born there. Would love to correspond, after the holidays, with anyone who has ties to this family. Joyce
10. Re: ELLIOTT lookup [1]
On 18 Dec 2000, at 14:30, Melliott20@aol.com wrote: > I'd be most grateful if you would look up James or William ELLIOTT of > Manvers Twp. They lived in that area from about 1833 - 1864. James' > wife was Margaret TRACY. Hi Maureen; Do you have these marriages? They look to be a child of James and Margaret: Georgem Elliott, 22 of Manvers, born Canada, s/o James & Margaret, mar May 8, 1860 to Sarah Jane Boyd, 17 of Manvers, born Canada, d/o Charles & Almira This was taken from the Durham County Mar
11. Re: Marriage [1]
Kathy: Could you please look for a marriage of Elizabeth Anderson from 1858 to 69. Thanks Al Galloway Houghton Lake MI. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Witheridge" To: Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 10:13 AM Subject: Re: No Contact > On 18 Dec 2000, at 8:23, Bob Heard wrote: > > > I have subscribed to your list but have not received any e-mails yet > > Hi Bob; > > This list has been extremely quiet in the last while! Maybe it is time that > we
12. RE: PORTEOUS [1]
Hi, Kathy. Thanks for all of the leads! Hope you've had a great holiday season! --Doug > -----Original Message----- > From: Kathy Witheridge [mailto:kathpaul@ebtech.net] > Sent: December 21, 2000 8:37 AM > To: dporteous@home.com > Cc: ONDURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: PORTEOUS > > > On 18 Dec 2000, at 11:48, Doug Porteous wrote: > > > My Porteous ancestor (gg-grandfather, George PORTEOUS, who married > > Margaret STEWART) arrived in the Reach Township area sometime in or > > before 1845. I believ
13. No Contact [1]
I have subscribed to your list but have not received any e-mails yet Bob
14. RE: No Contact [1]
Hi, Bob. With the exception of your message, I haven't seen any e-mails on ONDURHAM-L since December 5... Because I received your e-mail OK, I'd assume that things are just a bit 'quiet' at the moment. Cheers. --Doug > -----Original Message----- > From: Bob Heard [mailto:rheard@durham.net] > Sent: December 18, 2000 8:24 AM > To: ONDURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: No Contact > > > I have subscribed to your list but have not received any e-mails yet > Bob > >
15. RE: No Contact [1]
Hi, Kathy. I'd appreciate any searches on 'Porteous', except for the 1871 Ontario Census index , which I already have. Please forgive me if I've asked you this before (my 'Porteous' mailbox has 1,498 messages in it, and I haven't done any filing for months)! My Porteous ancestor (gg-grandfather, George PORTEOUS, who married Margaret STEWART) arrived in the Reach Township area sometime in or before 1845. I believe all of his children (William Simpson, Amy Ann, George, Mark, John, Silena Margaret, Robert Si
16. ELLIOTT [1]
I just saw this msg on ELLIOT(T). I don't think they are my family, as mine lived in Cavan Twp. My James was a farmer, b Ireland 1795, d 1856, Cavan Twp., buried St. Paul's. Cavan Twp. He had sons, Alexander, John, James, and George. All but Alexander b Canada. Alexander b US. Daughters Elizabeth, Ann Jane and Charlotte. Possibly another daughter. Joyce >Hi Maureen (?) >I have the following on the Elliots you are researching: >Film C-11718 1851 Census; Durham Co.; Manvers Twp. >Manvers/1; Elliott; Jam
17. RE: Spring Line [1]
Hi, Chris. I found 27 SPRING's on the 1871 Ontario census index... 2 were in Markham Twp., 2 were in Scarborough Twp., 1 was in Uxbridge, 1 was in Whitby West Twp. and 4 were in Whitchurch Twp., the rest were in locations that I think are farther away. As you probably already know, you can find these records at www.archives.ca or http://130.15.161.15/census/index.html. I can sympathize with you as it seems, relatively speaking, that there is not a lot of historical information on the Reach Township area.
18. Re: No Contact [1]
On 18 Dec 2000, at 8:23, Bob Heard wrote: > I have subscribed to your list but have not received any e-mails yet Hi Bob; This list has been extremely quiet in the last while! Maybe it is time that we got things going again! I have a number of books on Durham County, as follows: Index to the 1871 Census of Ontario Surrogate Court Index 1859-1900 - Northumberland & Durham Counties County Marriage Registers of Durham County - 1858-1869 Durham County Newspaper Index - up to the early 1900s I will be mor
19. PURDY Freedom or Freedain; ON,CAN; 1842- [1]
Hello List - I am looking for any information on my ancestor, Freedom (or Freedain) PURDY. Most of the following was taken from the 1861 census for Clarke Twp., Durham Co., ON, Canada - Descendants of Freedom (or Freedain) PURDY 1 Freedom (or Freedain) PURDY b: Abt. 1818 USA occupation 1861: manufacturer +Alvira LACEY b: Abt. 1820 USA 2 Matilda Rosina PURDY b: 2 January 1841 ON,CW or New England or "Amelin Co.",NY,USA d: Aft. 1906 +Lucas Milton LENT b: 6 S
20. Margaret Stewart-Porteous - DISINTER/REINTER PERMIT [1]
I'm continuing to search for information about my gg-grandmother, Margaret PORTEOUS (nee STEWART or STUART). Margaret STEWART was born somewhere in the US (how's that for precision!) ca. 1823. Margaret's family moved to Upper Canada (near what is now Port Perry, Ontario, north-east of Toronto) at least long enough for Margaret to meet my gg-grandfather, George PORTEOUS (1818-1898), "tie the knot" ca. 1845 and remain in Ontario until at least the 1891 census. I've never been able to find an Ontario death r
21. Re: Quiet is all [1]
Hi Bob and Doug, It's been very quiet, I guess everyone is preparing for the big day. I'm searching for Stevens family members by the way. David Stevens came to Canada in 1796 with 12 other families. He was one of the the original settlers of Darlington, and raised all 27 of his children there. He married three times, first to Mary Burk, then to Nancy Grey, and to Roseannah Lawrence. If you have any information on anyone in this family, I would greatly appreciate hearing about it. Thanks, Barb
22. Spring Line [1]
I must agree the list is so quiet I almost forgot I was part of it. I am so glad someone woke us up. I am looking for the Spring (surname - not the season now) who were / are /still are in Reach Township area in the 1861 and 1871 census times. They are apart of the Markham - Scarborough families. Does anyone have any information on them as I tend to find so little on this area. Maybe someone has a link to them. I have much to share with a proven relative as I have traced them from 1743 getting off the
23. Re: BINGHAM [1]
On 19 Dec 2000, at 15:34, Frank Churchley wrote: > Hi Kathy: Would it be possible to look up James Bigham of Clarke Twp > who died Mar 21, 1868 in theN. and D. Surrogate Court Index? Thanks > very much ,and Season's Greetings. Hi Frank; The only BINGHAM in the Surrogate Court Index is: Charles Thomas BINGHAM of Hope - #2237 for 1886 The Durham County Newspaper Index does not go back to 1868, but there are lots of BINGHAMs. An interesting one was: Dr. J.E. BINGHAM of Moines, Iowa, USA, eldest son
24. RE: PORTEOUS [1]
On 18 Dec 2000, at 11:48, Doug Porteous wrote: > My Porteous ancestor (gg-grandfather, George PORTEOUS, who married > Margaret STEWART) arrived in the Reach Township area sometime in or > before 1845. I believe all of his children (William Simpson, Amy Ann, > George, Mark, John, Silena Margaret, Robert Sidney) were born in Reach > Township, Ontario County. It is possible, however, that some of the > children, or the grandchildren moved to Northumberland and/or Durham > counties. Hi Doug; Don't see much
25. HOOD Family [1]
Hi Everyone: Searching for any info on different HOOD families who emigrated from East Yorkshire, England in the 1800's. Some settled in Pickering, some eventually settled in Scugog and some eventually moved to Huron. Any info on the HOOD surname in Ontario would be very much appreciated. Cheers Janet Lovegrove Brampton, Ontario
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