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1. Re: UPPER-CANADA-D Digest V04 #142 [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004 10:00 PM Subject: UPPER-CANADA-D Digest V04 #142
2. Re: 1851 census [1]
Hi Lynn Unfortunately the 1851 census for Toronto did not survive. There was a Directory of Toronto published in 1850 by Rowsell and it was republished by the OGS Toronto Branch in 1993 under the title "Inhabitants of Toronto--1850". There is a Henry Williams, a labourer residing at 55 George Street , and H B Williams, an undertaker, cabinet maker & upholsterer, at 140 Yonge Street. No ages or birthplaces are given. A directory of that era, even one titled "Inhabitants of Toronto", did not include
3. (Fwd by List Admin) ELLIOTT, COLE/ COLES, GRAHAM [1]
Forward to Upper-Canada Mailing List (for queries pre 1867). Please respond to the list or "Donald & Carol Graham" ------- Forwarded message follows ------- Date forwarded: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 09:00:44 -0600 From: "Donald & Carol Graham" Date sent: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 10:59:27 -0400 Subject: [ONT] ELLIOTT, COLE/ COLES, GRAHAM Hello I made an error in my submittal a few weeks back and so I thought I would start again. I have come across the m
4. FAWCETT [1]
Hello: I've been off this list for some time. Renewing interests: FAWCETT, William born YKS 1769 FAWCETT, Joseph born YKS 1809 Settled in Wellington Co. (Queens Bush) and homesteaded near Drayton (Maryborough/Peel) Gravestones old Drayton Cemetery There were many siblings and children. The family probably emigrated from Yorkshire in the 1840's (?) Any leads to ships. immigration records etc? Thank you, Wilmer Fawcett
5. Re: CLEINBURG/CLEINBORGNE - LaFONTAINE [1]
Hello Julie; First of all, I don't have a Hessian soldier named KLEINBURG in my files, but it is a German Name. I checked the Rootsweb Surname Boards for Kleinburg, there was no Board for the name, but looking for "ALL BOARDS' there were 34 listings, and believe it or not, the first one was for a woman named Anna Katharina Kleinburg, born in Prussia, and the other 33 were all for place names, like Kleinburg, Ontario (York County). So, whoever is not sure about a family name, please check the Rootsweb Sur
6. [Fwd: a birth in Canada 1825] [1]
Hi list; I received a request for help and can offer little. Does anyone have information on these people? Please reply to Su at su_compton@hotmail.com if you don't mind. Bill. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: a birth in Canada 1825 Date: From: su compton To: Dear Bill -snip- I have a listing of a relative born Toronto 1825- parents Stanious Daniell & Ellen Dawson- child John Dawson Daniell who later came to Hobart Tasmania Australia and married there.
7. Re: [UPP-CAN] More Land Records Questions [1]
Kirsten, I believe your references to Books A & E are to copybooks of deeds. The copybooks that were microfilmed are available at the AO and through the FHL. For Ancaster they probably go back to the late 1790s. While most such records--not all--were microfilmed in the 1950s or so, several Ancaster copybooks are missing from about 1829 to 1846. I hope yours were microfilmed! Apparently Hamilton was one of the Registry Offices which began to destroy original old records before APOLROD could rescue them and
8. WALKER 1848 or CHAPPLE about 1853 [1]
Hello, I am looking for the Joseph WALKER family from Bridlington Yorkshire to Huron Co. Ontario in 1848. Anyone have 1848 ships? I am also looking for John CHAPPLE family from Chittlehampton Devon to Huron Co. Ontario about 1852-1854. I have not had success on olivetree lists. Thank you, Laura CHAPPLE, LUXTON, HUXTABLE, GREENSLADE, DUE, LOCKE, WALTER, KINGDON, SHUTE/SHUTT, SOUTHWOOD, BAKER in Devon WALKER, HICK, KNAGGS, POSTIL in Yorkshire CAMPBELL, SHAW, WRIGHT, EVERITT in Scotland, Ireland, and Ontar
9. RE: 1851 census [1]
Lynn I checked the Toronto Directories online and found in 1856 Directory McAndrew, Mrs, wire worker, Peter-street, w.s. You can search for yourself at the Toronto Public Library Digital Collection http://digit.tpl.toronto.on.ca:8000/ Kathie _________________________________________________________ KORR Services 405 - 100 Maitland St., Toronto, ON M4Y 1E2 416-944-1794 Fax 416-944-3632 kathie.orr@sympatico.ca stay in touch with your past to ensure your future -----Original Message----- From: WBLynn31
10. Etobicoke Genealogy Group Meeting: November, 2004 [1]
The Etobicoke Genealogy Group, serving Mississauga and Etobicoke, will meet at the Etobicoke Civic Centre on Nov. 4, 2004 at 7.00 p.m. with an Introduction to Researching Canadian Military Records Using Online and Traditional Resources by Rick Roberts. Discover which Canadian military records are available for different time frames and for different military conflicts, where those records are, how to access them, plus tips and hints for interpreting Canadian military documents. Case studies, compiled by u
11. Petworth Site Update [1]
The website of the Petworth Emigration (southeast England to Upper Canada in the 1830s) has a new look. In the past we have added some indexes to selected groups of emigrants --- the birth surnames of women who were married before they emigrated; known burial places in Ontario for Petworth people; and a list of post-1837 emigrants. Now, we have added the "master" list of surnames of all Petworth emigrants 1832-1837. Our four indexes are located at the left of the main page. Each index has explanatory notes
12. Early land records Grenville County [1]
Is there anyone who can tell me when Joseph P. Edwards received his land grants? He received all N 1/2 of Lot 34, Con. 10, Augusta Twp. Grenville County, and NE 1/4 of Lot 35, Con. 10, Augusta Twp. In 1861 he purchased all 1/10 acre, part lot 34, Con 10, Augusta Twp. from the Trustees of school section #20. He emigrated to Canada @1818, married in Wolford Twp. Grenville County in 1830, was living at the above address in 1845. Any help greatly appreciated Kathleen
13. Re: [UPP-CAN] WALKER 1848 or CHAPPLE about 1853 [1]
On 30 Oct 2004 at 14:53, software@yellowknife.com wrote: > > > If your ancestor arrived from the UK you may find him/her > > in lists pertaining to British-subsidized immigration > > schemes for the period 1817-1831. > > Are films of these lists available through InterLibrary > Loan? If so, where does one find instructions for how to > order them? My HALL ancestors immigrated to Simcoe County > under one of these schemes. > > Hello Tricia These are available at the National Archives. Details are gi
14. Re: typical Ontario farm [1]
Peter If you go to the Old Saltfleet Records site shown below and down the list to (think it says) some old pictures, click that then look at "old house". All the pictures in that series are of the same property. The silo is old but not the original with that house. You can also see the footings of other structures. Field stones were plentiful in the southern area and when collected out of the fields, being prepared to grow in, made excellent foundations for the buildings. Burlington and Grimsby
15. Re: [UPP-CAN] WALKER 1848 or CHAPPLE about 1853 [1]
On 29 Oct 2004 at 14:39, Laura McMahan wrote: > Anyone have 1848 ships? Hi Laura I see that you have searched Olive Tree Genealogy without success. As far as I know, the two sites with the most early Canadian ships are mine (Olive Tree Genealogy at http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ ) and Sue Swiggum's - The Ships List at http://www.theshipslist.com/ I'm hard at work on the JJ Cooke Shipping Records, which are lists of passengers on ships from Ireland to USA and Canada from 1847-1871. This is at htt
16. Allan Family [1]
Hello group, I need help. William Allan b. 1826 married Catherine McDonald in Ontario about 1850. Their son, my grandfather, James Allan was born in Esquesing, Halton on March 4, 1852. I need the parents names for William Allan and place of birth. I hope someone can help me. Shirley Kerr Member http://www.groups.msn.com/ScotsinCanada Genealogy
17. Colonel Michael Aikman Hamilton Times March 21 1881 [1]
Sorry if you rec this from more than one list. This is a copy of a transcribed version of the newspaper clipping that I rec'd from a distant cousin. What you see is how it was transcribed. Note the son Hugh mentioned at the end was actually a lawyer not practising medicine. I do not have the orignal as yet so no idea if it is actually how it was printed in the paper. My linage is through his son Thomas. ________________________ Hamilton Times March 21 1881 A Veterans Death In our obituary column t
18. Re: [UPP-CAN] Birth Cert. for Port Robinson [1]
Happy Thanksgiving, My multigreatgrandmother, Elizabeth CARL, was born 1817ish in Port Robinson, Thorold Twp. in Canada West, now Ontario. She died in Hamilton, ON, 1865. She was the daughter of John CARL, Jr and his first wife, name unknown (?WILSON) [In turn John CARL was the son of a United Empire Loyalist, John CARLL and Elizabeth MISENER.] Where could I find the birth of Elizabeth CARL registered.? I believe her parents were Quakers. I have heard they keep good records, but where? Thank you in a
19. Etobicoke Genealogy Group Meeting: October 14, 2004 [1]
The Etobicoke Genealogy Group will hold its first meeting of the 2004-2005 season at the Etobicoke Civic Centre (Burnhamthorpe and West Mall), on Thursday October 14, from 7.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. This session will not have a main speaker but we will have a chance to catch up on what members are doing individually, discuss progress and challenges, and together complete our plans for the next seven evenings. Everyone is welcome. Doug Porteous, EGG http://www.rootsweb.com/~onegg/
20. Re: 1851 census [1]
Hi Lynn, Look at the digital collections of the Toronto Public Library. Early directories are digitized and on their website. See http://digit.tpl.toronto.on.ca:8000/ Joanna ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2004 7:31 PM Subject: 1851 census > I think I have asked this before, however, I am looking to find the 1851 > census for Toronto, York County. Specifically, Henry Williams born 1822/23 > Ireland, Carpenter.
21. My McManemy Line [1]
Hello list members; Just checking in to see if any new people have joined this great list. I want to again say that I am still looking for information, any at all, that will help me with my family name of McManemy and it's many variants! My GG grandfather John came from Ireland before 1837 as a young man, maybe 18 or so and married a Hannah Buchanan in Essex Co. Ontario, in Gosfield to be exact and lived there in Gosfield and Colchester marrying twice and raising several children. One of his sons Robert
22. Fawcett 1820s [1]
My FAWCETT ancestors settled in Ontario (or Queens Bush) in the 1820s. What records or sources are accessible for that time, and what likely routes or points of immigration might have been likely at that time? Thank you! Wilmer Fawcett, Vancouver
23. Typical Old Farm [1]
Speaking of "old" places there is an old log house in Elora still inhabited near the Mill.I believe it is one street(maybe Church Street) up from the mill on the hill.I believe also it was one of the first homes built in Elora.My memory tells me Charles Allan built it and remained in the Allan family until about 1947.To me it should be preserved an an historical site. I have pictures of it. Regards,Jerry
24. Re: [UPP-CAN] HAINER, Adam, discharged soldier. [1]
Dear Marlene, ain't genealogy interesting? I am sorry, but I have no idea who this man was, I wondered if he was a Hessian soldier of the American Revolution, but could not find him in any military records. Perhaps Barbaranne Wright has an answer? Cheers and good luck John Helmut Merz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Howard & Marlene Tarr" To: "John Merz" Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 8:50 PM Subject: Re: [UPP-CAN] HAINER, Adam, discharged soldier. >
25. Please help solve a mystery. [1]
I have found my gg grandmother listed under all of the names listed below. The highlighted name came from the 1871 census, the other variations came from her death record, and the marriage of some of her children.. She had two daughters Ellen and Amanda who I haven't been able to trace, but they probably married in Canada. Her married name is Nugent. I am looking for her maiden name. Alice Hainer Ollie Henran Alice Henday Alice Hendry Olley Nugent Olive Henry Auley Neugent Auly Henry She is listed as Fre
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