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1. [UPP-CAN] Surname BRAY [1]
Barbara, RE: > John Bray (1783-1867) buried in Troy Cemetery, Wentworth County. > married to Johannah Swayze (1796-1854), burial place unknown - married in > Beaverdams about 1829. Johannah had a prior marriage to Elihu Travis > Stuart. > > Isreal Bray, born 1830 in Beaverdams) > married about 1854 to Charlotte Wood (b. 1837) > > Lewis Wood (1811 - 1893) > married to Asenath Smith (1816-1897) > buried in Troy Cemetery, Wentworth County. I found the following: The Ontario Register, 1780s-1870s, Direct
2. [UPP-CAN] US Migration to Upper Canada [1]
The following quote from Samuel Farmer's book, "On the Shores of Scugog" regarding early settlement of the Scugog/Durham area is of interest to me: "A third group travelled east from Toronto to Oshawa, and then north. They settled the Whitbys, Reach and Scugog, and included English, Irish, Scotch and some Americans" (pg. 201)... and on page 203: "Still farther to the west, John Sykes, Chas. Mitchell, and George PORTEOUS were settled." I'm wondering if anyone has any information about the Americans that wo
3. Re: [UPP-CAN] Migration to Canada after the Revolution [1]
I am also interested in settlers from this area. It appears that some of these families moved back and forth across the river dividing Sussex County New Jersey and Northampton County Pennsylvania. During the Am. Rev. several of my ancestors fought for the New Jersey Volunteers but in fact lived in Northampton Co. PA. Eventually these families migrated to Wentworth co.....names such as Long, Morden (who came from New Jersey originally), Rymal, etc. The families from this area intermarried and seemed to st
4. [UPP-CAN] FROM LISTOWNER [1]
Hello fellow Upper Canada researchers I'd appreciate it if the topic of ALT keys could be dropped from the list now. A URL has been given and that is all that is needed for those interested in this topic. I didn't step in right away, hoping it would die a natural death. However, the topic has gone on far too long and has nothing to do with genealogy or history of Upper Canada pre 1867. A word of caution is also in order re copying and reposting pages from webpages -- DON'T! That is a violation of
5. [UPP-CAN] Wrathell/Wrathall/Davis [1]
Hi Does anyone have the list records for births in Grey /Bruce County. My aunt Margaret Wrathell was born 6-16-1869 I believe in Hepworth but not sure. She married William Thomas Davis and moved and died inYork County Toronto on 3-6-1955. At that time she lived at 18 Stanton Avenue, and died at East General Hospital. Anyone with information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Lois Wrathell Campbell Inverness Florida
6. [UPP-CAN] Re: UPPER-CANADA-D Digest V00 #244 [1]
> > > > > > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > ----------------------------------- > > Subject: Re: [UPP-CAN] Re: Ontario Marriage Bonds 1803-1834 > Date: Sun, 6 Aug 2000 22:27:11 -0400 > From: "Jeanne Congdon" > To: UPPER-CANADA-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, > > I have a cd which includes The Ontario Register 1780's -1870's. There are > many listings for CURRY and for McBEAN. Were you looking for all list
7. Northumberland County Marriage Register 1858 - 1869 [1]
If anyone happens to have a copy of the above-mentioned book, I'd appreciate it very much to know if there is a reference in it to a marriage of Silvester Isaac (b.1843 Haldimand township), most likely having taken place in Haldimand or Percy township. Peter Smith
8. [UPP-CAN] Migration to Canada after the Revolution [1]
Forwarded from the Sussex County, New Jersey list. Please direct any responses to Kesley Jones (montrose@ptdprolog.net) too! Robin -----Original Message----- From: montrose [mailto:montrose@ptdprolog.net] Sent: August 25, 2000 6:16 PM To: NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] Migration to Canada after the Revolution Most of what we read would tend to indicate there were a few families in Sussex County during the Revolution who were Loyalists and a few of these left for Canada. However, in my re
9. [UPP-CAN] Fw: Hannah King [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "ah009" To: Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2000 10:45 AM Subject: Hannah King > Seek parents of Hannah (Anna) King born about 1815 Edwardsburg area; she = > married Matthew Carnes. He is listed in Bruce Elliott's MEN OF UPPER = > CANADA page 23 age 19-39 in First Regiment of Dundas Militia in = > 1828/29. Any leads would be appreciated. Cannot locate their marriage in = > Canadian records so suspect they were married i
10. [UPP-CAN] Petworth Emmigration, PULLEN, PHILLIPS & more [1]
Two Richard PULLENS came to Canada with Lord Egremonts emmigration scheme in the 1830's. Mine appears to be the one who didn't write home to the family but he did arrive with his daughter Mary Ann PULLEN who went on to marry William PHILLIPS Jr. of Merston SSX. They settled & farmed in Lambton Co. William PHILLIPS Jr. had also come over on one of the Petworth vessels (he did write home) and later his dad William PHILLIPS Sr. joined him. (possibly married to an Ellen?) I know a book is being published on
11. [UPP-CAN] Settlers before 1837 in Simcoe County [1]
Hi all; I've added another new page to my site, this one a list of the settlers in the various towns and townships of Simcoe county from the years before 1837. It is a fairly long list and has lot and concession numbers for most. I will be adding further pages for Simcoe County as time permits. These will be from the book The History of Simcoe County by Andrew F. Hunter, pub. in 1909. A while ago I added a copy of a second book entitled An Emigrants Guide to the Canadas, this one published in I
12. Re: [UPP-CAN]Immigration/Emigration [1]
Nicki/Mariposa: U.S. immigration records were not kept for the border city of Sault Ste. Marie, MI, according to "Immigrant & Passenger Arrivals: A Select Catalog of National Archives Microfilm Publications", Washington, D.C.: National Archives Trust Fund Board, 1991. Mary Beth McKimmy Williamsburg, VA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda Dougall Merriman, CGRS, CGL" To: Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 5:51 PM Subject: Re: [UPP-CAN]Immigrati
13. Re: [UPP-CAN] Parkers, Jones, Collison, Wrathell Wrathall [1]
Hello Lois - You might have a better chance of some help if you would give us a tiny clue - area where they lived, or perhaps some dates, or both. Sharon Kingston, Ontario lois Campbell wrote: > > Hi looking for George and Frances Ann Parker Jones,daughter of John > Harrington and Prudence Mathenson. > George Collison and Frances (wissit?) > Richard Wrathell and Mary Jane Phillips, William Thomas son of Richard > and family. > Any help would be appreciated. > Thanks > > ==== UPPER-CANADA Mailing List ==
14. [UPP-CAN] Marriage Research in Gananoque [1]
Dear Listers, I'd appreciate some help in researching marriage dates in Gananoque. Specifically, I'm looking for a marriage between Luther Elliott, b.1792/3 and Mary (Margarit) Jackson, daughter of Henry Jackson, U.E.. Their first child born 1830, so I'm guessing the marriage was 1828-29? Family records indicate they were "married at Gananoque". Can someone help me to begin my search? Thanks! Margaret Elliott Alonzo
15. [UPP-CAN] Re: Lalonde [1]
Sue, Have the following RE Lalonde: Directory of the Province of Ontario, 1857 LALANDE, Antonio, Ottawa, Carleton Co. - Joiner, Ottawa Street The Ontario Register Vol 1. Plantagenet South Cemetery inscriptions: Lalond, Francis E. - D. Feb 4, 1926 age 87 yrs 8 m.; his wife Mary Rosanna Emmell d. March 6, 1931 age 86 yr. Lalonde, Benjamin - Plantagenet - Prescott, Storekeeper Francis - Wolfe Island, Frontenac - Blacksmith. Hope it helps, Jeanne
16. [UPP-CAN] Eddy, Kingston District [1]
Looking for Burial information on Charles Madison Eugene Eddy born 1880 in Clarke Twp., Durham County, Ontario. Married Elizabeth Nobes and apparently moved to the Kingston district. ANY information on this family would be greatly appreciated. I have no death dates. Thanks Steph
17. Re: [UPP-CAN] Re: ATHOLL MILL [1]
Hi Kathy, In 'Places in Ontario, Part I, A-E' - there are two locations for Athol, which are located also in the Ontario Locator, but in the Places in Ontario it gives a bit more information. No Atholl Mills I'm afraid. Let me know if you think one of these might be the one you're looking for and I'll send you the info on one or both if you like: - ATHOL, township, Prince Edward County - ATHOL, community, Kenyon Towhship, Glengarry County You've helped me many times on the Durham list for Allin's & W
18. Re: [UPP-CAN] CHURCH RECORDS. WHERE??? [1]
Hi, my great grand parents married at Isle a la Crosse in ca 1870. Have been on Isle a la Crosse pages but found nothing. Would there be Church records some where on Metis marriages? Thanx. Viola.
19. [UPP-CAN] WADE BLACKSTONE [1]
Is there an index for 1861 or the 1851 Ontario, Canada census on line? My GGGgrandfather John Wade and spouse Deborah Blackstone according to family myth left Toronto around 1871. I have found 13 John Wades in the 1871 Census, 2 in Toronto. I have also found 2 Blackstone families in this area. Supposedly they left Toronto with five children. The firstborn Lizzie was born in 1858, then Matilda, James, Charles Albert, Jemima and John W was born in in 1868, supposedly in Toronto. I leave for the FHC in SLC
20. [UPP-CAN] Wrathell Collison Jones Parker Wissit? Harrington [1]
Richard Wrathell married Mary Jane Philips on Streetsville Ontario in 1835, which I have a copy of their banns from the Presbyterian Church. I found Richard (misspelled Wrathem) in the 1837 Home District Chinguacousy Twsph Peel County. My 1871 they had moved to Bruce and Grey Counties. My grandfather WilliamThomas (son of Richard and Mary) settled in HepworthTwshp. He married Mary Jane Collison in 1868 Grey County. William had brothers of Hiram, Samuel, George. George Collison was also listed in Hepw
21. Re: [UPP-CAN] Re: Ontario Marriage Bonds 1803-1834 [1]
Hello Jeanne, I've never heard of this CD before - can you tell me where it might be purchased? Many thanks Karin Duncan At 10:27 PM 06/08/2000 -0400, Jeanne Congdon wrote: >Hi, > >I have a cd which includes The Ontario Register 1780's -1870's. There are >many listings for CURRY and for McBEAN. Were you looking for all listings >or for a >Jeanne >
22. [UPP-CAN] Longford Mills United Church Cemetery [1]
Hi Listers I have been going through some cemetery transcripts for my area and thought I might share them with you. McRae, William J., born April 1,1858 died Jan. 07, 1919 Agnes A. Marsh his wife born May 16, 1858 died March 10, 1922, E. Victoria McRae, born May 9, 1885, died Dec. 11, 1887 Agnes Ethel McRae, born Sept.26, 1879, died Dec. 20, 1953 Bowman, Dorthy Jane Bowman "Gone But Not Forgotten" Beloved wife of Andrew Noble died Jan. 5, 1914 in her 37th year. Marg
23. [UPP-CAN] Seek the location of Lewiston. [1]
Jeanne Congdon has given me a lead on the unknown wife of my g,g, grandfather, John Emery- 20 March, 1828 In Lewiston on thurs John T. G. Emery and Charlotte, second daughter of Wm. Youell, all of Thorold. Rev. D. M. Smith [This is from The Ontario Register, Vol. VII, Ancaster "Gore Gazette" 1827-1829 Marriage Notices.] I can find Thorold on the map of Ontario, but have been unable to find Lewiston. Please, can someone help me?
24. [UPP-CAN] Re: Ontario Marriage Bonds 1803-1834 [1]
Can someone advise where I could see "Ontario Marriage Bonds of Ontario - 1803-1834"? I am looking for early marriages for: CURRY McBEAN In Glengarry area. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Kind regards Kathy Witheridge Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
25. Re: [UPP-CAN] Re: Kaulbach Island [1]
This is the perfect example of the reason why replies should *all* be going to the list. I subscribe in order to find the answers to queries that may at some time or another be of interest to me, but I am no longer reading such responses because of the way the list is now set up. Off-list responses are utterly useless to anyone other than the person to whom they were sent. In fact, they may as well never be written for all the use they'll ever be to anyone else. I can see that John feels cheated, and he
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