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Subject: [Can-Ont-Carleton] The Ottawa Free Press - MARRIAGES & BIRTHS - 1871
Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2003 16:00:14 -0800
NOTE*** Names are spelled as they appear in the newspaper, and if not very legible, there will be a question mark after the name. Also, the dates given are the ACTUAL dates of the events (Birth or Marriage - NOT the date of the newspaper article). Also, unless otherwise indicated, all the events took place in Ottawa.
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The Ottawa Free Press - 1871
1871 MARRIAGES:
Bath, Ontario, Feb 15, George CRAIN of Ottawa, to Emma Elizabeth, eldest daughter of William AYLSWORTH of Bath.
Mar 20, Richard WOODLAND, to Charlotte Elizabeth LANGRELL, niece of Thomas Langrell, all of Ottawa.
Apr 26, Jane Ann BOYD, to John FOSTER, both of Ottawa
May 9, Thomas HEWLETT, to Nancy, 2nd daughter of Jos. MULLIGAN, all of Ottawa.
Hamilton, July 5, Charles BRYSON of Ottawa, to Miss Oddie, youngest daughter of the late F. BEARMAN of Nepean.
At Union Chapel, Stratford, Manchester, England, July 4, the Reverend W.C. RUSSELL, to Susan, eldest daughter of Alexander FLECK of Ottawa.
July 4, John BASSETT to Mary R. GRAHAM, both of Ottawa
July 26, Anson M. STORR of Ottawa, to Mary Ann MCLEOD of VanKleek Hill
Aug 1, John W.H. DOBIER, to Grace, only daughter of the late robert GEDDES, both of Ottawa.
In August at the Chapel of Ease, R. BROWN, late of Brixton, Surrey, England, to Jane JONES of Ottawa.
Aug 8, John YORICK of the Ottawa Post Office Dept., to Lizzie A. JARVIS, eldest daughter of John Jarvis of Marchmont, Que.
Aug 17, David WOODIE(?), to Mary SPITTAL, both of Bell's Corners.
Montreal, in August, J.F. WULFF of Montreal, to Frances M., youngest daughter of James A. EGLESON of Ottawa.
Greenbush, Aug 16, Allan Napier ROSS of Albany, to Grace, daughter of Jefferson MAYELL of Greenbush.
Nepean, Aug 28, Emma TAYLOR, youngest daughter of Richard Taylor of Nepean, to William WEST of Almonte.
Sept 7, Philander S. STIFF, to Eliza M. SMITH, of Ottawa.
Winnipeg, Fort Garry, Manitoba, Sept 28, Frederick T. BRADLEY, Deputy Collector of Customs, North Pembina, son of Col. Bradley of Gloucester, Ontario, to Caroline Maria, eldest daughter of Charles W. JENKINS of Ottawa.
Oct 4, Edwin PARLOW, to Isabella JOHNSON, of Ottawa.
Oct 4, Capt. Daniel MOWATT, to Amelia Mary, daughter of James HOY, all of Ottawa.
Buckingham, Oct 4, Ella GORMAN, to James MARTIN.
Ashburnham Hill, Oct 11, James MCINTOSH, M.D. of VanKleek Hill, to Sarah Jane, youngest daughter of Charles HENEY of Ottawa.
Oct 12, Richard Austin BRADLEY, Barrister, son of Col. Bradley of Gloucester, to Alice Maude Louise, youngest daughter of Charles W. JENKINS of Ottawa.
Hull, Nov 15, Alexander W. CROMBIE of St. Thomas, to Mary Eleanor, 5th daughter of F.P. RUBIDGE(?) of Ottawa
Nov 22, W.C. SNOWDON of Montreal, to Annie, 2nd daughter of the late Arch. GRANT.
Nov 30, William W. WELCH, to Annie K., youngest daughter of the late Edward E. HOLT of Montreal.
Nov 30, George SUTTON of Carleton Place, to Helen Barbara FRASER of Ottawa.
Dec 5, Frederick WHITE of the Civil Service, to Clara Olivia, elder daughter of E.W. CRUICE.
Dec 25, George Morrison PATRICK of the Post Office Dept., to Mary CALDER of Ottawa.
Dec 25 or 26, James T. SUTTON, to Augusta Mary, daughter of the late Henry MCKAY and niece of William McKay of Ottawa.
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Some notices in the 1871 newspapers:
January 9:
"Two females fell on the Sappers' Bridge last night by their feet slipping into one of the holes in the sidewalk. They were not above blaspheming against the Corporation, and passersby withdrew their sympathy in consequence."
February 6:
"Reverend Dr. Jones delivered a sermon in the St. Alban's Church yesterday directed against the passion for balls, parties, and dancing clubs, existing amongst the young ladies of the city at present."
April 18: PERSONAL
"CHILD STRAYED. Roderick, aged about 3 years, son of Mr. Alexander BEGG, Ottawa St., strayed this morning between 10 & 11 o'clock, from his father's residence. He had on a blue frock, seal skin cap, and rubber overshoes. Any information regarding him, given either to his parents or any of the police force, will be thankfully received."
May 22: LITTLE BOY LOST
"Boy aged 5 years old named Dennis DUFFY; his father William Duffy, resides on Rideau St., Sandy Hill. Child wore dark straw hat, dark coat. Finder will please take hime home or to the police station."
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1871 BIRTHS:
Jan, a daughter to the wife of T.W. CURRIER.
Feb 18, a son to Mrs. James BUCHANAN.
Rochesterville, Feb 26, a daughter to the wife of John FOWLER of the inland Revenue Dept.
March 11, a son to the wife of George BLISS
Apr 7, a daughter to the wife of Lieut. Colonel CHAMBERLIN
May 9, a son to the wife of James Alex M. JACQUES, Printer
May 18, a daughter to the wife of John PENNOCK
May 20, a daughter to the wife of G. MANN
May 27, a son to Mrs. F. SATCHELL
Hull, May 31, a son to the wife of C.B. WRIGHT
June 13, a daughter to the wife of F. HALLANDAL
June 22, a son to the wife of Aime NAUBERT
New Edinburgh, July 7, a son to Mrs. William WOODBURN
July 9, a daughter to the wife of Edward C. BARBER
July 13, a daughter to the wife of Edmund A. MEREDETH, Under Secretary of State for the Provinces.
July 17, a daughter to the wife of Dr. J.A. GRANT, M.P.
Buckingham Village, July 17, a son to the wife of Hugh GORMAN, Jr.
Aug 5, a daughter to the wife of E.E. LAUZON
Aug 24, a son to the wife of George MURPHY
Aug 27, a son to the wife of M. ESDLE
Oct 14, a daughter to the wife of William HOWE
Oct 25, a daughter to Mrs. D. MURPHY
Nov 7, a daughter to the wife of T. MCGARITY
Nov 22, a son to the wife of P. PENNOCK, Jr.
Nov 23, a son to Mrs. Charles MAGEE
Dec 10, a son to the wife of William FINLEY
Hull, Dec 30, a daughter to the wife of Dr. C.E. GRAHAM.
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