Notes: Lanark County Origins

Notes

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1651	82 Glasgow Road	Montague, William Mcadam Thomson (I67246)
1652	82501 Riverton	Watt, Robert Lloyd (I30960)
1653	8311 Euclid Ave., Forest River, ND	Newell, Elizabeth Munro "Beth" (I535)
1654	88 yrs 10 mos. Son of Peter Campbell. _____ Perth Citizen Dead The Late John Gray Campbell, Aged 89 Father Of John Campbell and Mrs. John Macgillivray, Kingston - A Sketch Of His Career Perth Courier - On Monday last, 16th inst., John Gray Campbell, of this town, passed through the portals of death to the great beyond, after having lived many years beyond the time the great Hebrew ruler and moralist assigned to man as his stay upon this earth. Born in the year 1826, in October, he had finished nearly his eighty-ninth year when the final call came. He was a son of Peter or Patrick Campbell, who came from the historic Glen Lyon district in Perthshire Scottish Highlands, and settled, with the township, pioneers, on the 6th concession of Bathurst, where he died and where deceased was born. The grandfather, John Campbell, was the leader of the family in this immigration, but he died ery early after his arrival, in 1818. His mother, whose maiden name was Ann Gray, came from Bannfshire, Scotland, and was a sister of the late Robert and George Gray, once well-known in Bathurst. All the family, on both branches, were sturdy Presbyterians, and were staunch Liberals ?.. ?.. In 1852 he was married to Miss Helen Murdock, daughter of the late Mr. A.W. Murdock, of Playfairville, and Lanark, Inspector of Public Schools in Lanark County, who survives him. Their children are: Alex. B., Edmonton, Alberta; John M., Kingston; Lorne, Nelson, B.C.; Alma (Mrs. A.B. Rudd), town; Eva (Mrs. W.T. Walker), town; Mary, (Mrs. Jas. Murns [s/b Burns]), Galt; and Annie, (Mrs. John M. Macgillivray), Kingston. The eldest son Peter was drowned in the winter of 1866 while skating on the Fall river. Of the many brothers and sisters, three survive; Alexander, Florida; Mary (Mrs. McArthur) Seattle, Wash.; Catharine, New York City. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon to Elmwood cemetery. For the full article, see: The Weekly British Whig, Monday, August 23, 1915, page 7	Campbell, John Gray (I57718)
1655	896, Friday February 21, The Almonte Gazette, page 4 DEATHS At Almonte, February 13th, Jessie, eldest daughter of Mr Wm Snedden, aged 39 years 1896, Friday February 21,The Almonte Gazette, front page Miss Jessie Snedden Death for the first time entered the home of Mr and Mrs William Snedden, of Church street, on Thursday last and removed a loved one from the family circle. On that day Jessie, the eldest of the family, passed away after an illness of about two years. The trouble first began in the lungs and ended in a general break-up of the system. The deceased, who was in her 39th year, was of a very gentle and kind disposition, and was greatly esteemed by all who were acquainted with her. For nearly eighteen years she was a faithful teacher in St. John's Sabbath school. and her kind treatment of her pupils will long be cherished by them. During the latter part of her illness she suffered much but bore her sufferings with that patience and quiet resignation that bespoke the confident Christian. Before the service on Sabbath morning her pastor, Rev Mr. Mitchell, in referring to her death, said that it had seldom been his lot to stand by the deathbed of one who stood on the borders of eternity with such confident assurance of a happy entrance into the celestial home. The funeral on Sunday, not-withstanding the severity of the weather, was a more than ordinarily large one. The service was conducted by Rev Mr. Mitchell, assisted by Rev Grant. We join a sympathizing community in extending the deepest sympathy to the bereaved family.	Snedden, Jessie (I32867)
1656	8th line of ?	Dick, Elizabeth (I22373)
1657	8th Line of Bathurst	Morris, James (I4949)
1658	9 Oct 1882	Holmes, Elizabeth Ann "Minnie" (I35919)
1659	902, Friday May 9, The Almonte Gazette page 5 DEATHS In Ramsay, May 7th, Mr Hugh Metcalfe, aged 81 years. Funeral on Friday at 2 o'clock 1902, Friday May 9, The Almonte Gazette page 8 Hugh Metcalf Few men were better known and more highly respected than Mr Hugh Metcalf, of the 8th line of Ramsay, whose death was announced on Wednesday, at the age of 81. is death was not altogether unexpected. A decline set in last fall, from which he rallied a little this spring, but later acute indigestion seized him and finally dropsy, terminating his life. A man of sterling character and of superior education for his day, he held a foremost place among the early residents of Ramsay. e served in public capacities for several years as township councillor and school trustee. In politics he was an ardent Conservative, and in religion a Presbyterian. The deceased was born at Prescott in 1821, his parents being of English parentage. When but a year old his parents came to Ramsay and settled on the farm occupied by his brother, the late James Metcalfe. Upon attaining manhood he in 1845 married Jane McLean, youngest daughter of the late Lachlan McLean, and a year after his marriage he settled on the farm on the eighth line of Ramsay where he resided continuously up to the time of his death. His widow survives him, likewise his entire family of twelve, nine sons and three daughters. The sons are Messrs James, Robert and Henry and Dr. A.A. of Almonte; Hugh and William of Cando, Dakota; Lachlan, of Kendrick, Idaho; John on the homestead and Alexander, of Ramsay, Mrs Jas Nicholson, of Bowesmont, Dakota; Mrs Henry Eccles, of Steele, Dakota and Mrs Jas. Watt, of Lanark township, are his daughters. The funeral takes place this (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.	Metcalfe, Hugh Kirby (I31586)
1660	92347 - FaG??	Clark, Mary Jane (I24010)
1661	947, Thrusday December 11, The Almonte Gazette, page 4 MRS. ROBT. ROYCE Mrs. Robert Royce of White Lake district passed away suddenly at her home on Wednesday morning, Dec. 3. She was going around doing her usual work when she suffered a heart attack. Mrs. Royce was the former Bertha Alice Miller, a daughter of the late Young Miller and his wife Mary Ellis. She was in her 69th year. In 1897 she was married to Robert Royce who predeceased her in April 1929. Left to mourn the loss of a loving mother are, Melville of Almonte; Oliver of White Lake and Lilburn at home; Eva, Mrs. James Raycroft of Blakeney; Stella, Mrs. Wilbert Pierce of Arnprior; Leeta, Mrs. Regie Bowden of Clayton; Rena, Mrs. Grant Patterson of Carleton Place; Vera, Mrs. Albert Seward of Pakenham; one son, Delmer died in 1937. Two sisters, Mrs. Walter Julian of Almonte and Mrs. Allan Wood of Indian Head, Sask.; and one half-sister, Mrs. Anna Raycroft and a brother, Mr. Ernest Miller of Cedar Hill also survive. She was a member of the United Church. Besides the wreaths and sprays from the family and friends were wreaths from the H.E.P.C., and the Blakeney Hunt Club. The funeral was held on Friday at 1.30 and burial was in Cedar (Hill Cemetery.) Rev. Mr. Jasper of White Lake officiated. The pallbearers were John Miller, Clifford Miller, Lawson Miller, Bert Julian, Billie Miller, and George Ellis	Miller, Bertha Alice Mary (I62606)
1662	Appears to be living in home of Robert & Jane Cowie and managing their farm Name before on list: Robert Cowie, stone mason, Scotland, Presbyterian and Jane Cowie, United States, Presbyterian with 10 Children, stone house Name following on list: William Lee, Labourer, Scotland, Free Church; log house, Isabella Lee, Scotland, Free Church, son James, 17 also listed as labourer and two younger daughters; the following family is George McCulloch, 1810, Scotland, Labourer, Presbyterian, wife Agnes and a number of children, frame house	Dodds, Ralph (I1514)
1663	Friday 22 Jul 1910 Incidents of the Week, Newsy Paragraphs Picked up from Various Sources Told Briefly page 1 column 3 Perth Courier J.M. Ashby, for the past few months tailor for Mr. H.R. Derbyshire, Westport, left on Monday for Kingston where he has accepted a fine position.	Ashby, Lt. John Melville "Melville" (I4289)
1664	1842 Census Peter is located in Bathurst C3 L6W, he arrived from Scotland in 1820, Presbyterian, 3 born in Scotland 5 born in Canada.	Munro, Peter (I36)
1665	An Extract from the Fassifern Guardian, Wednesday 30 Sep 1931. David Boyle took up the land which Mr. Ellemore has now also. The children were Clarence, David, Tom, Harriett, Lizzie, Ada and Andrew. When David was three years old he was bitten by a snake and died. Two of the other children died later. Mr. Boyle was a very tall man, and did a lot of pit sawing and carpentering. He built the Congregational Church andGoan's Hotel at Coulon. When he sold his farm to Mr Harry Muller of Obum Obum, he went to live at Clan's blacksmith's shop at the foot of McCourt's Hill. Mr. Gus Lewald now owns that property.	Boyle, David Miller (I2084)
1666	Fonds: CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original CorrespondenceBachelor, Land Grant Dalhousie Twp. Concession 1 Lot 15E, Given Name(s): Andrew Surname: MILLER Age: 21 Year of Immigration: 1821 PRO CO 42/189/ ff 512/69 George Canning, Potter (Master), Greenock to Quebec, 14 April 1821 Cambuslang Society John Miller (4 people) William Gourley (5 people) Glasgow Canadian James Miller (5 people) William Miller (7 people) Andrew Miller (1 person) Glasgow Sr. Wrights Andrew Blair (4 people) Additional Information: The Glasgow Canadian Emigration Society. Volume: Q.159, Part 3; Page: 507 Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the GEORGE CANNING. Microfilm Reel Number: C-11930 Reference: MG 11 CO 42 Item Number: 13811 Canadian Immigrant Records, Part Two, Author Anonymous; Publisher: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Publisher Date: 1999 Publisher Location: Provo, UT, USA Name: Andrew Miller Year of Record: 1821 Comments List of Glasgow families admitted on the Government grant as settlers in Upper Canada on the ship 'George Canning' Reference Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, page 507, list 1. Source/Event Lists of Scottish families admitted on the Government grant as settlers in Upper Canada on the Ship 'George Canning'. Glasgow, April 13, 1821; 11 lists dated April 13, 1821, signed by Robert Lamond, Sect. to the Committee on Emigration for Scotland. Original data: Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2012. Ancestry.com. U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2010. Source Citation: Place: Quebec, Canada; Year: 1821; Page Number: 19 Name: Andrew Miller Age: 21 Birth Year: abt 1800 Arrival year: 1821 Arrival Place: Quebec, Canada Primary Immigrant: Miller, Andrew Source Publication Code: 6106.61 Annotation: This record was recorded without a source code. Source Bibliography: Source unknown. Household Members: Name Relation Andrew Miller	Miller, Andrew (I18)
1667	See wikipedia - Fumbally Lane Fumbally Lane (Irish: L?ana Fumbally) is a narrow and historic street in Dublin, Ireland, south of the city centre in The Liberties, 'In name and character perhaps the most evocative of all the Liberties' streets.'[1] It connects Blackpitts to New Street and is close to St Patrick's Cathedral. History This area was originally part of the Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore (later called the Earl of Meath's Liberty), having been granted by Henry VIII to Sir William Brabazon, whose ancestors were later the Earls of Meath, after the dissolution of the monasteries in 1538.[2] This location was then on the fringes of the expanding 18th-century city when the lane itself was set out by local brewer and Quaker Jacob Poole in 1721 to connect Blackpitts (where he had property) to New St.[1] The lane has long had mixed industrial and residential use. Historically, tanning brewing and associated industries flourished in this part of Dublin, partly because the River Poddle is close by. The industrial heritage of the area even dates back even to the mid 17th century and is linked to and influenced by both Quakers and Huguenots. In 2006 archaeologists found evidence of medieval leather tanning off Fumbally Lane and nearby New Street with wood-lined soaking pits and elaborate ditch systems. They also identified that one of the existing large old former brewery buildings on Fumbally dates from the 1740s[3] Particularly brewing flourished here in the Fumbally/Blackpitts area since the mid 18th century. It is very possible that the first Dublin porter was brewed here. The Poole and Taylor families, who were related, had brewing interests here from at least that time and before. From 1779 Samuel Madder operated the Blackpitts Porter Company on the north of the lane, he acquired a brewery from a James Farrell.[4] In 1830 John Busby a distiller, acquired a brewery property in Fumbally and erected a new distillery here. This stone faced building features his initials JB and 1836 on a 'cast iron water tank'. This inscription can still be seen today. This particular refurbished 19th century stone faced building is part of the Fumbally Studio development and now home to both apartments and an office building.[1][4] In 1862 John Busby listed as 'a licensed distiller and maltster' was still operating in Fumbally [5] but shortly afterwards sold out. The City of Dublin Brewery was situated on the corner of Fumbally and Backpitts and between 1867 and 1883 they took over the 'Busby' buildings including a still house spirit store and a brewhouse.[4] Later the complex was used for other industrial uses including use as a textile factory in the late 19th century, many of the buildings on the brewing complex and along the lane later fell into disuse or dereliction. A significant detached three storey house possibly dating from the 1720s existed in the street until the late 1980s. According to an unpublished thesis, this rare example of an early Irish house may have been built by the relations of Jacob Poole a Quaker Taylor family [6] who had brewing interests here and in Marrowbone Lane. It may have incorporated offices for the brewery owner, as a deed from 1789 connects it to the brewery. This house was later used as a textile factory, housed 'Blair's Fancy Linens' and was subsequently burnt down and demolished c 1990 [4] Now only the large curved entrance walls and a cobble forecourt remain. According to the 1901 Census just 68 people are listed as living on Fumbally Lane and 102 are listed in the 1911 census.	Poole, Jacob (I24330)
1668	Ships List 1816-1820; National Archives of Canada MG9, D8-27, Vol. 1, Microfilm Reel #C-4651 prepared by Christine Spencer Brig Atlantic, sailed from Dublin Ireland under Captain Harper, arrived Quebec20 Jun 1819, carried 151 settlers, brothers: Thomas Poole, Drummond C12 L24NE, 1820 Jacob Poole, Drummond C12 L25SW, 1820 George Poole, Drummond C12 L24SW, 1820	Poole, Rev. George (I3441)
1669	The census indicates 5 male children under 16 so there was an additional child. http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4719-index.html 1813 Bastard & Crosby South Twps, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard 7 Crosby South Enumerator: Jeremiah Day	Adams, Capt. Joshua Esq. (I13885)
1670	==== ALBERTA MARRIAGE REGISTER Name: George A. Gillies Gender: Male Marriage Date: 1928 Marriage Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Spouse: Dorothy H. Kernaghan ALBERTA MARRIAGE REGISTER Name: Dorothy H. Kernaghan Gender: Female Marriage Date: 1928 Marriage Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Spouse: George A. Gillies ========= Lethbridge Herald Tuesday, November 2, 1982, Lethbridge, Alberta page 18	Family: George Alexander Gillies / Dorothy Henrietta Kernaghan (F18105)
1671	?b?Jacob Poole Of Growtown - And the Yola Dialect?/b? ?i?http://www.taghmon.com/vol3/chapter4/chapter4.htm?/i?	Poole, Richard (I24291)
1672	?i?1821 Bastard Twp, Leeds?/i? ?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4754-1.html ?/i?wife, 2 male children, 2 female children?i? Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2547 District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Silas Smith?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)
1673	?i?David's wife is 24 and they have one female child under 7 http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4672-1.html 1817 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2007, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2547 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Geo. Breckenridge?/i?	Adams, David (I14203)
1674	?i?from Everyday Life in Early Perth ?/i?"In 1823 John Stewart (1788-1881) educated at Trinity College, Dublin, and founder* of Perth's first newspaper, the Independent Examiner, was appointed teacher at the grammar school. An old stone school-house stood on the southeast side of D'Arcy between Gore and Wilson Streets from 1834 to 1846. Some of Perth's social elite would never be comfortable with a common school, so several small private schools (some were called dame schools) were run in town up to the late 1830s... Male private school teachers included Dawson Kerr, and Messrs. Hudson and Tully. *The Perth ?i?Independent Examiner?/i? was established by William Tully and sold to John Stewart after a year (1823).	Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)
1675	?i?From the Sully Family - Part 1 from Osgood Historical Society, noted as from Pioneer Families of Osgoode Township, Vol XV (Elizabeth Stuart.)?/i? "For the large Metcalfe Methodist Circuit, the earliest Class lists now available, those of 1858, indicate that George Sully was leaader fot the Class at Blair's schoolhouse. This class grew so that the schoolhouse must have been overflowing and a second class was formed. In 1863 the Sully members included - George, Ann J., Eliz'th, Jane C., James B. The Blair names were: John Sr., Marg't, John Jr., Wellington. Other surnames represented were - Scrivens, James, McKnight, Howes, Otto, Sheppard, Scott, Savage. Other meeting places were - St Helena, Duncanville, J. Scott's home, Gower's church, Mountain, Bearbrook Church, Metcalfe, McVeigh's Schoolhouse, Fenton's Schoolhouse, Eastman's Schoolhouse. George Sully was very actively involved."	Sully, George Sr. (I22983)
1676	?i?From The Sully Family - Part 1 from Osgoode Historical Society?/i? "From the time of his early arrival, the father showed his intense interest in the Methodist Doctrine. He was in charge of the Hull Circuit and lalter, 1844, local preacher for the Chelsea Circuit."	Sully, Robert of Bridgewater, Somerset, England (I45766)
1677	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/ 1800 Bastard, Kitley, Leeds and Lansdowne Rear Townships, Leeds Copyright (c)2006, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Vance Standifird LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown Sub-District: Bastard, Kitley, Leeds & Lansdowne Rear Enumerated: 10 Apr 1800 ?/i?	Adams, Daniel David (I13965)
1678	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/2005-1.html#top?/i? family of 6, (wife and 4 children) 1800 Bastard, Kitley, Leeds and Lansdowne Rear Townships, Leeds Copyright (c)2006, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Vance Standifird LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown Sub-District: Bastard, Kitley, Leeds & Lansdowne Rear Enumerated: 10 Apr 1800	Adams, Richard "Saxton" Sr. (I13897)
1679	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/2005-1.html#top?/i? One member of the family ? total should be 8. ?i?1800 Bastard, Kitley, Leeds and Lansdowne Rear Townships, Leeds Copyright (c)2006, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Vance Standifird LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown Sub-District: Bastard, Kitley, Leeds & Lansdowne Rear Enumerated: 10 Apr 1800 ?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)
1680	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/2005-1.html?/i? wife and one child 1800 Bastard, Kitley, Leeds and Lansdowne Rear Townships, Leeds Copyright (c)2006, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Vance Standifird LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown Sub-District: Bastard, Kitley, Leeds & Lansdowne Rear Enumerated: 10 Apr 1800	Adams, Richard Saxton Jr. (I13966)
1681	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4365-1.html#top 1801 Bastard & Kitley Twps, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard & Kitley Twps Enumerator: Jehiel Mitchel, Town Clerk?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)
1682	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4668-1.html 1803 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2007, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Ira Schofield?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)
1683	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4668-index.html 1803 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2007, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Ira Schofield ?/i?	Adams, Richard Saxton Jr. (I13966)
1684	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4670-1.html 1805 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2007, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Ira Schofield ?/i?	Adams, Richard "Saxton" Sr. (I13897)
1685	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4670-1.html 1805 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2007, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Ira Schofield?/i?	Adams, Richard Saxton Jr. (I13966)
1686	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4671-1.html 1814 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2007, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2547 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Jeremiah Day ?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)
1687	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4671-1.html ?/i?wife and two male children under 16?i? 1814 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2007, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2547 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Jeremiah Day?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan Jr. (I14176)
1688	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4672-1.html ?/i?37, Stevens, Jonathan, 52,?tab?wife 47, 2 m 14-21, 1 m 7-14, 1 f 14-21, 1 f 0-7 ?i?1817 Bastard Twp, Leeds?/i? ?i? Copyright (c)2007, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2547 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Geo. Breckenridge?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)
1689	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4719-1.html ?/i?No names given Jonathan wife and 2 male children?i? 1813 Bastard & Crosby South Twps, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard 7 Crosby South Enumerator: Jeremiah Day?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan Jr. (I14176)
1690	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/926-1.html 1806 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2547 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Ira Schofield ?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)
1691	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/926-1.html 1806 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2547 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Ira Schofield?/i?	Adams, Richard Saxton Jr. (I13966)
1692	?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/926-1.html 1806 Bastard Twp, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2547 LDS # unknown District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard Township Enumerator: Ira Schofield?/i?	Chamberlain, Lois (I13968)
1693	?i?Ships List 1816-1820; National Archives of Canada MG9, D8-27, Vol. 1, Microfilm Reel #C-4651 prepared by Christine Spencer ?/i?Brig Atlantic, sailed from Dublin Ireland under Captain Harper, arrived Quebec20 Jun 1819, carried 151 settlers, brothers: Thomas Poole, Drummond C12 L24NE, 1820 Jacob Poole, Drummond C12 L25SW, 1820 George Poole, Drummond C12 L24SW, 1820 (John), George, Thomas, Jacob Poole arrived from Ireland on the 'Atlantic' on 23 June 1819 and on the authority of the Commissioner of Forces they located 8 Mar 1820 in Drummond. (C 12 L SW 24, NE 24, SW 25) Thomas on C4 L6. ?i?E Miller notes?u??/i??/u?	Poole, Rev. Jacob (I3439)
1694	?i?ttp://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4719-1.html ?/i?No names given Jonathan, wife and 4 male children -16, 2 females ?i? 1813 Bastard & Crosby South Twps, Leeds Copyright (c)2008, Brian Haskin, OntarioGenWeb's Census Project (http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com) Transcriber: Brian Haskin Proofreader: Proofreader Is Needed LAC # MS-2548 District: Johnstown District Sub-District: Bastard 7 Crosby South Enumerator: Jeremiah Day ?/i?	Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)
1695	?tab? Pollok (Lismany) - At the time of Griffith's Valuation Allan Pollok was the owner of considerable property in various parts of east county Galway. He was one of the principal lessors in the parishes of Donanaghta and Kilquain, barony of Longford as well as in Ahascragh, barony of Clonmacnowen. Pollok was originally from Scotland and had purchased extensive estates in county Galway in the Encumbered Estates Court in the early 1850s, including the two Burke estates of Glinsk and Creggs in the parishes of Ballynakill and Kilbegnet, barony of Ballymoe. A large portion of the Burke estate was sold to Allen Dowell in 1813 for ?30,000. Edmund Dowell sold his estate of 4,401 acres in 1851. It was purchased by Pollok who also bought portions of the West, St.George, Bisset, Eyre and Daly estates in the barony of Longford. Pollok's main residence was at Lismany, near Ballinasloe. In the 1870s he is recorded as holding over 29,000 acres in county Galway as well as a small amount of property in county Dublin. In 1881 he was succeeded by his son John, who married a daughter of John C. R. Bingham, 4th Lord Clanmorris. John's representatives owned over 1000 acres of untenanted demesne land at Lismanny in 1906. They held over 500 acres of untenanted land in the Eyrecourt area as well as the houses at Ballynamuddagh and Cloghbrack.	Pollock, Arthur of Grangemouth and Glasgow (I38017)
1696	?u??i?John Junior: C4 L13 (200 acres)?/u? ?/i?60 acres under cultivation, 13 under crops in 1851, 46 acres under pasture, 1400 acres wood or wild, 6 acres wheat = 100 bushel.	Ferrier, John Jr. (I19576)
1697	@ Lions Gate Hospital, North Vancouver	Ritchie, Charles Arthur of Edmonton (I44629)
1698	A 'Google Earth' view of this property shows it to be low, wet, swampy property. Access to the Scotch Line was over property (Lot 8NE) owned by Abraham, his brother, or Captain McMillan (Lot 7NE). Both of these properties fronting onto the Scotch Line had arable land. John's lot, was situated on an old shoreline for a body of water, the remenants of which form Otty Lake. Even today the 9th line of North Burgess township ends about the frontage of John's property. Land Transactions: 1816 Settlement, John Ferrier 10 Apr 1824 Crown to John Ferrier 4 Jun 1874 John Ferrier,Jr. Dummer twp, to Abraham Ferrier Jr. 22 Dec 1898 Abraham Ferrier to son Malcolm F. Ferrier 8 Jul 1908 Malcolm F. Ferrier to wife Ellen (Findlay) Ferrier 12 Dec 1911 Ellen Ferrier to Abraham Moodie 16 Dec 1916 Abraham Mooodie to son Alexander Moodie	Ferrier, John Sr. (I19574)
1699	A Baker and Merchant he was the son of William Burrows and Jane Graham and married Rebecca McKerracher December 25th, 1872 at Lanark Village. Up to and including his marriage he was enumerated as "Burrows" but after the marriage he is found as Burris.	Burris, Robert (I56150)
1700	A Brief History of Canada and the Canadian People was written by Dr. C. Pelham Mulvany, of Toronto, who also wrote the History of the County and Town of Peterborough. The Township Histories were prepared by Mr. Charles M. Ryan, of Toronto, with local assistance. The History of Haliburton County was written by Mr. Charels R. Stewart, of Haliburton Village. The biographical sketches were prepared by efficient writers from notes collected by the solicitors and a copy of each biography has been sent by mail to the various subjects, giving each an opportunity to correct errors that might have crept int their sketches.	Source (S99)

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1651

82 Glasgow Road

Montague, William Mcadam Thomson (I67246)

1652

82501 Riverton

Watt, Robert Lloyd (I30960)

1653

8311 Euclid Ave., Forest River, ND

Newell, Elizabeth Munro "Beth" (I535)

1654

88 yrs 10 mos.

Son of Peter Campbell.
_____

Perth Citizen Dead
The Late John Gray Campbell, Aged 89
Father Of John Campbell and Mrs. John Macgillivray, Kingston - A Sketch Of His Career

Perth Courier -

On Monday last, 16th inst., John Gray Campbell, of this town, passed through the portals of death to the great beyond, after having lived many years beyond the time the great Hebrew ruler and moralist assigned to man as his stay upon this earth. Born in the year 1826, in October, he had finished nearly his eighty-ninth year when the final call came. He was a son of Peter or Patrick Campbell, who came from the historic Glen Lyon district in Perthshire Scottish Highlands, and settled, with the township, pioneers, on the 6th concession of Bathurst, where he died and where deceased was born. The grandfather, John Campbell, was the leader of the family in this immigration, but he died ery early after his arrival, in 1818. His mother, whose maiden name was Ann Gray, came from Bannfshire, Scotland, and was a sister of the late Robert and George Gray, once well-known in Bathurst. All the family, on both branches, were sturdy Presbyterians, and were staunch Liberals ?..

?.. In 1852 he was married to Miss Helen Murdock, daughter of the late Mr. A.W. Murdock, of Playfairville, and Lanark, Inspector of Public Schools in Lanark County, who survives him. Their children are: Alex. B., Edmonton, Alberta; John M., Kingston; Lorne, Nelson, B.C.; Alma (Mrs. A.B. Rudd), town; Eva (Mrs. W.T. Walker), town; Mary, (Mrs. Jas. Murns [s/b Burns]), Galt; and Annie, (Mrs. John M. Macgillivray), Kingston. The eldest son Peter was drowned in the winter of 1866 while skating on the Fall river. Of the many brothers and sisters, three survive; Alexander, Florida; Mary (Mrs. McArthur) Seattle, Wash.; Catharine, New York City.

The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon to Elmwood cemetery.

For the full article, see: The Weekly British Whig, Monday, August 23, 1915, page 7

Campbell, John Gray (I57718)

1655

896, Friday February 21, The Almonte Gazette, page 4
DEATHS
At Almonte, February 13th, Jessie, eldest daughter of Mr Wm Snedden, aged 39 years

1896, Friday February 21,The Almonte Gazette, front page
Miss Jessie Snedden
Death for the first time entered the home of Mr and Mrs William Snedden, of Church street, on Thursday last and removed a loved one from the family circle. On that day Jessie, the eldest of the family, passed away after an illness of about two years. The trouble first began in the lungs and ended in a general break-up of the system. The deceased, who was in her 39th year, was of a very gentle and kind disposition, and was greatly esteemed by all who were acquainted with her. For nearly eighteen years she was a faithful teacher in St. John's Sabbath school. and her kind treatment of her pupils will long be cherished by them. During the latter part of her illness she suffered much but bore her sufferings with that patience and quiet resignation that bespoke the confident Christian. Before the service on Sabbath morning her pastor, Rev Mr. Mitchell, in referring to her death, said that it had seldom been his lot to stand by the deathbed of one who stood on the borders of eternity with such confident assurance of a happy entrance into the celestial home. The funeral on Sunday, not-withstanding the severity of the weather, was a more than ordinarily large one. The service was conducted by Rev Mr. Mitchell, assisted by Rev Grant. We join a sympathizing community in extending the deepest sympathy to the bereaved family.

Snedden, Jessie (I32867)

1656

8th line of ?

Dick, Elizabeth (I22373)

1657

8th Line of Bathurst

Morris, James (I4949)

1658

9 Oct 1882

Holmes, Elizabeth Ann "Minnie" (I35919)

1659

902, Friday May 9, The Almonte Gazette page 5
DEATHS
In Ramsay, May 7th, Mr Hugh Metcalfe, aged 81 years. Funeral on Friday at 2 o'clock

1902, Friday May 9, The Almonte Gazette page 8
Hugh Metcalf
Few men were better known and more highly respected than Mr Hugh Metcalf, of the 8th line of Ramsay, whose death was announced on Wednesday, at the age of 81. is death was not altogether unexpected. A decline set in last fall, from which he rallied a little this spring, but later acute indigestion seized him and finally dropsy, terminating his life. A man of sterling character and of superior education for his day, he held a foremost place among the early residents of Ramsay. e served in public capacities for several years as township councillor and school trustee. In politics he was an ardent Conservative, and in religion a Presbyterian. The deceased was born at Prescott in 1821, his parents being of English parentage. When but a year old his parents came to Ramsay and settled on the farm occupied by his brother, the late James Metcalfe. Upon attaining manhood he in 1845 married Jane McLean, youngest daughter of the late Lachlan McLean, and a year after his marriage he settled on the farm on the eighth line of Ramsay where he resided continuously up to the time of his death. His widow survives him, likewise his entire family of twelve, nine sons and three daughters. The sons are Messrs James, Robert and Henry and Dr. A.A. of Almonte; Hugh and William of Cando, Dakota; Lachlan, of Kendrick, Idaho; John on the homestead and Alexander, of Ramsay, Mrs Jas Nicholson, of Bowesmont, Dakota; Mrs Henry Eccles, of Steele, Dakota and Mrs Jas. Watt, of Lanark township, are his daughters. The funeral takes place this (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Metcalfe, Hugh Kirby (I31586)

1660

92347 - FaG??

Clark, Mary Jane (I24010)

1661

947, Thrusday December 11, The Almonte Gazette, page 4
MRS. ROBT. ROYCE
Mrs. Robert Royce of White Lake district passed away suddenly at her home on Wednesday morning, Dec. 3. She was going around doing her usual work when she suffered a heart attack. Mrs. Royce was the former Bertha Alice Miller, a daughter of the late Young Miller and his wife Mary Ellis. She was in her 69th year. In 1897 she was married to Robert Royce who predeceased her in April 1929. Left to mourn the loss of a loving mother are, Melville of Almonte; Oliver of White Lake and Lilburn at home; Eva, Mrs. James Raycroft of Blakeney; Stella, Mrs. Wilbert Pierce of Arnprior; Leeta, Mrs. Regie Bowden of Clayton; Rena, Mrs. Grant Patterson of Carleton Place; Vera, Mrs. Albert Seward of Pakenham; one son, Delmer died in 1937. Two sisters, Mrs. Walter Julian of Almonte and Mrs. Allan Wood of Indian Head, Sask.; and one half-sister, Mrs. Anna Raycroft and a brother, Mr. Ernest Miller of Cedar Hill also survive. She was a member of the United Church. Besides the wreaths and sprays from the family and friends were wreaths from the H.E.P.C., and the Blakeney Hunt Club. The funeral was held on Friday at 1.30 and burial was in Cedar (Hill Cemetery.) Rev. Mr. Jasper of White Lake officiated. The pallbearers were John Miller, Clifford Miller, Lawson Miller, Bert Julian, Billie Miller, and George Ellis

Miller, Bertha Alice Mary (I62606)

1662

Appears to be living in home of Robert & Jane Cowie and managing their farm
Name before on list: Robert Cowie, stone mason, Scotland, Presbyterian and Jane Cowie, United States, Presbyterian with 10 Children, stone house
Name following on list: William Lee, Labourer, Scotland, Free Church; log house, Isabella Lee, Scotland, Free Church, son James, 17 also listed as labourer and two younger daughters;
the following family is George McCulloch, 1810, Scotland, Labourer, Presbyterian, wife Agnes and a number of children, frame house

Dodds, Ralph (I1514)

1663

Friday 22 Jul 1910 Incidents of the Week, Newsy Paragraphs Picked up from Various Sources Told Briefly page 1 column 3 Perth Courier
J.M. Ashby, for the past few months tailor for Mr. H.R. Derbyshire, Westport, left on Monday for Kingston where he has accepted a fine position.

Ashby, Lt. John Melville "Melville" (I4289)

1664

1842 Census
Peter is located in Bathurst C3 L6W, he arrived from Scotland in 1820, Presbyterian, 3 born in Scotland 5 born in Canada.

Munro, Peter (I36)

1665

An Extract from the Fassifern Guardian, Wednesday 30 Sep 1931.
David Boyle took up the land which Mr. Ellemore has now also. The children were Clarence, David, Tom, Harriett, Lizzie, Ada and Andrew. When David was three years old he was bitten by a snake and died. Two of the other children died later. Mr. Boyle was a very tall man, and did a lot of pit sawing and carpentering. He built the Congregational Church andGoan's Hotel at Coulon. When he sold his farm to Mr Harry Muller of Obum Obum, he went to live at Clan's blacksmith's shop at the foot of McCourt's Hill. Mr. Gus Lewald now owns that property.

Boyle, David Miller (I2084)

1666

Fonds:     CO 42. Canada, formerly British North America, Original CorrespondenceBachelor, Land Grant Dalhousie Twp. Concession 1 Lot 15E,
Given Name(s): Andrew
Surname: MILLER
Age: 21
Year of Immigration: 1821

PRO CO 42/189/ ff 512/69
George Canning, Potter (Master), Greenock to Quebec, 14 April 1821
Cambuslang Society
John Miller (4 people)
William Gourley (5 people)
Glasgow Canadian
James Miller (5 people)
William Miller (7 people)
Andrew Miller (1 person)
Glasgow Sr. Wrights
Andrew Blair (4 people)

Additional Information: The Glasgow Canadian Emigration Society. Volume: Q.159, Part 3; Page: 507
Record Title: Scottish Immigrants to Upper Canada on board the GEORGE CANNING.
Microfilm Reel Number:     C-11930
Reference:     MG 11 CO 42
Item Number:     13811

Canadian Immigrant Records, Part Two, Author Anonymous; Publisher: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Publisher Date: 1999 Publisher Location: Provo, UT, USA
Name: Andrew Miller
Year of Record: 1821
Comments
List of Glasgow families admitted on the Government grant as settlers in Upper Canada on the ship 'George Canning'

Reference
Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, page 507, list 1.

Source/Event
Lists of Scottish families admitted on the Government grant as settlers in Upper Canada on the Ship 'George Canning'. Glasgow, April 13, 1821; 11 lists dated April 13, 1821, signed by Robert Lamond, Sect. to the Committee on Emigration for Scotland.

Original data: Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2012. Ancestry.com. U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2010. Source Citation: Place: Quebec, Canada; Year: 1821; Page Number: 19
Name: Andrew Miller
Age: 21
Birth Year: abt 1800
Arrival year: 1821
Arrival Place: Quebec, Canada
Primary Immigrant: Miller, Andrew
Source Publication Code: 6106.61
Annotation: This record was recorded without a source code.
Source Bibliography: Source unknown.
Household Members:
Name     Relation
Andrew Miller

Miller, Andrew (I18)

1667

See wikipedia - Fumbally Lane
Fumbally Lane (Irish: L?ana Fumbally) is a narrow and historic street in Dublin, Ireland, south of the city centre in The Liberties, 'In name and character perhaps the most evocative of all the Liberties' streets.'[1] It connects Blackpitts to New Street and is close to St Patrick's Cathedral.

History
This area was originally part of the Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore (later called the Earl of Meath's Liberty), having been granted by Henry VIII to Sir William Brabazon, whose ancestors were later the Earls of Meath, after the dissolution of the monasteries in 1538.[2]

This location was then on the fringes of the expanding 18th-century city when the lane itself was set out by local brewer and Quaker Jacob Poole in 1721 to connect Blackpitts (where he had property) to New St.[1] The lane has long had mixed industrial and residential use. Historically, tanning brewing and associated industries flourished in this part of Dublin, partly because the River Poddle is close by. The industrial heritage of the area even dates back even to the mid 17th century and is linked to and influenced by both Quakers and Huguenots. In 2006 archaeologists found evidence of medieval leather tanning off Fumbally Lane and nearby New Street with wood-lined soaking pits and elaborate ditch systems. They also identified that one of the existing large old former brewery buildings on Fumbally dates from the 1740s[3]

Particularly brewing flourished here in the Fumbally/Blackpitts area since the mid 18th century. It is very possible that the first Dublin porter was brewed here. The Poole and Taylor families, who were related, had brewing interests here from at least that time and before.

From 1779 Samuel Madder operated the Blackpitts Porter Company on the north of the lane, he acquired a brewery from a James Farrell.[4] In 1830 John Busby a distiller, acquired a brewery property in Fumbally and erected a new distillery here. This stone faced building features his initials JB and 1836 on a 'cast iron water tank'. This inscription can still be seen today. This particular refurbished 19th century stone faced building is part of the Fumbally Studio development and now home to both apartments and an office building.[1][4]

In 1862 John Busby listed as 'a licensed distiller and maltster' was still operating in Fumbally [5] but shortly afterwards sold out.

The City of Dublin Brewery was situated on the corner of Fumbally and Backpitts and between 1867 and 1883 they took over the 'Busby' buildings including a still house spirit store and a brewhouse.[4] Later the complex was used for other industrial uses including use as a textile factory in the late 19th century, many of the buildings on the brewing complex and along the lane later fell into disuse or dereliction. A significant detached three storey house possibly dating from the 1720s existed in the street until the late 1980s. According to an unpublished thesis, this rare example of an early Irish house may have been built by the relations of Jacob Poole a Quaker Taylor family [6] who had brewing interests here and in Marrowbone Lane. It may have incorporated offices for the brewery owner, as a deed from 1789 connects it to the brewery. This house was later used as a textile factory, housed 'Blair's Fancy Linens' and was subsequently burnt down and demolished c 1990 [4] Now only the large curved entrance walls and a cobble forecourt remain.

According to the 1901 Census just 68 people are listed as living on Fumbally Lane and 102 are listed in the 1911 census.

Poole, Jacob (I24330)

1668

Ships List 1816-1820; National Archives of Canada MG9, D8-27, Vol. 1, Microfilm Reel #C-4651 prepared by Christine Spencer
Brig Atlantic, sailed from Dublin Ireland under Captain Harper, arrived Quebec20 Jun 1819, carried 151 settlers,
brothers:
Thomas Poole, Drummond C12 L24NE, 1820
Jacob Poole, Drummond C12 L25SW, 1820
George Poole, Drummond C12 L24SW, 1820

Poole, Rev. George (I3441)

1669

The census indicates 5 male children under 16 so there was an additional child.

http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4719-index.html

1813 Bastard & Crosby South Twps, Leeds
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LAC # MS-2548
District: Johnstown District
Sub-District: Bastard 7 Crosby South
Enumerator: Jeremiah Day

Adams, Capt. Joshua Esq. (I13885)

1670

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ALBERTA MARRIAGE REGISTER
Name: George A. Gillies
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 1928
Marriage Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Spouse: Dorothy H. Kernaghan

ALBERTA MARRIAGE REGISTER
Name: Dorothy H. Kernaghan
Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 1928
Marriage Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Spouse: George A. Gillies
=========
Lethbridge Herald
Tuesday, November 2, 1982, Lethbridge, Alberta page 18

Family: George Alexander Gillies / Dorothy Henrietta Kernaghan (F18105)

1671

?b?Jacob Poole Of Growtown - And the Yola Dialect?/b?
?i?http://www.taghmon.com/vol3/chapter4/chapter4.htm?/i?

Poole, Richard (I24291)

1672

?i?1821 Bastard Twp, Leeds?/i?
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?/i?wife, 2 male children, 2 female children?i?

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Sub-District: Bastard Township
Enumerator: Silas Smith?/i?

Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)

1673

?i?David's wife is 24 and they have one female child under 7

http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4672-1.html

1817 Bastard Twp, Leeds
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Sub-District: Bastard Township
Enumerator: Geo. Breckenridge?/i?

Adams, David (I14203)

1674

?i?from Everyday Life in Early Perth

?/i?"In 1823 John Stewart (1788-1881) educated at Trinity College, Dublin, and founder* of Perth's first newspaper, the Independent Examiner, was appointed teacher at the grammar school. An old stone school-house stood on the southeast side of D'Arcy between Gore and Wilson Streets from 1834 to 1846.

Some of Perth's social elite would never be comfortable with a common school, so several small private schools (some were called dame schools) were run in town up to the late 1830s... Male private school teachers included Dawson Kerr, and Messrs. Hudson and Tully.

*The Perth ?i?Independent Examiner?/i? was established by William Tully and sold to John Stewart after a year (1823).

Tully, Dr. William Edward Sr. (I9694)

1675

?i?From the Sully Family - Part 1 from Osgood Historical Society, noted as from Pioneer Families of Osgoode Township, Vol XV (Elizabeth Stuart.)?/i?

"For the large Metcalfe Methodist Circuit, the earliest Class lists now available, those of 1858, indicate that George Sully was leaader fot the Class at Blair's schoolhouse. This class grew so that the schoolhouse must have been overflowing and a second class was formed. In 1863 the Sully members included - George, Ann J., Eliz'th, Jane C., James B. The Blair names were: John Sr., Marg't, John Jr., Wellington. Other surnames represented were - Scrivens, James, McKnight, Howes, Otto, Sheppard, Scott, Savage. Other meeting places were - St Helena, Duncanville, J. Scott's home, Gower's church, Mountain, Bearbrook Church, Metcalfe, McVeigh's Schoolhouse, Fenton's Schoolhouse, Eastman's Schoolhouse. George Sully was very actively involved."

Sully, George Sr. (I22983)

1676

?i?From The Sully Family - Part 1 from Osgoode Historical Society?/i?

"From the time of his early arrival, the father showed his intense interest in the Methodist Doctrine. He was in charge of the Hull Circuit and lalter, 1844, local preacher for the Chelsea Circuit."

Sully, Robert of Bridgewater, Somerset, England (I45766)

1677

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1800 Bastard, Kitley, Leeds and Lansdowne Rear Townships, Leeds
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?/i?

Adams, Daniel David (I13965)

1678

?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/2005-1.html#top?/i?

family of 6, (wife and 4 children)

1800 Bastard, Kitley, Leeds and Lansdowne Rear Townships, Leeds
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Sub-District: Bastard, Kitley, Leeds & Lansdowne Rear
Enumerated: 10 Apr 1800

Adams, Richard "Saxton" Sr. (I13897)

1679

?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/2005-1.html#top?/i?

One member of the family ? total should be 8.

?i?1800 Bastard, Kitley, Leeds and Lansdowne Rear Townships, Leeds
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Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)

1680

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wife and one child

1800 Bastard, Kitley, Leeds and Lansdowne Rear Townships, Leeds
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Adams, Richard Saxton Jr. (I13966)

1681

?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4365-1.html#top

1801 Bastard & Kitley Twps, Leeds
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Sub-District: Bastard & Kitley Twps
Enumerator: Jehiel Mitchel, Town Clerk?/i?

Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)

1682

?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4668-1.html

1803 Bastard Twp, Leeds
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Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)

1683

?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4668-index.html

1803 Bastard Twp, Leeds
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?/i?

Adams, Richard Saxton Jr. (I13966)

1684

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1805 Bastard Twp, Leeds
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?/i?

Adams, Richard "Saxton" Sr. (I13897)

1685

Adams, Richard Saxton Jr. (I13966)

1686

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1814 Bastard Twp, Leeds
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District: Johnstown District
Sub-District: Bastard Township
Enumerator: Jeremiah Day
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Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)

1687

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?/i?wife and two male children under 16?i?
1814 Bastard Twp, Leeds
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District: Johnstown District
Sub-District: Bastard Township
Enumerator: Jeremiah Day?/i?

Stevens, Jonathan Jr. (I14176)

1688

?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4672-1.html

?/i?37, Stevens, Jonathan, 52,?tab?wife 47, 2 m 14-21, 1 m 7-14, 1 f 14-21, 1 f 0-7

?i?1817 Bastard Twp, Leeds?/i?
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Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)

1689

?i?http://ontariocensus.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transcripts/pre1851/4719-1.html

?/i?No names given Jonathan wife and 2 male children?i?
1813 Bastard & Crosby South Twps, Leeds
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Sub-District: Bastard 7 Crosby South
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Stevens, Jonathan Jr. (I14176)

1690

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1806 Bastard Twp, Leeds
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Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)

1691

Adams, Richard Saxton Jr. (I13966)

1692

Chamberlain, Lois (I13968)

1693

?i?Ships List 1816-1820; National Archives of Canada MG9, D8-27, Vol. 1, Microfilm Reel #C-4651 prepared by Christine Spencer
?/i?Brig Atlantic, sailed from Dublin Ireland under Captain Harper, arrived Quebec20 Jun 1819, carried 151 settlers,
brothers:
Thomas Poole, Drummond C12 L24NE, 1820
Jacob Poole, Drummond C12 L25SW, 1820
George Poole, Drummond C12 L24SW, 1820

(John), George, Thomas, Jacob Poole arrived from Ireland on the 'Atlantic' on 23 June 1819 and on the authority of the Commissioner of Forces they located 8 Mar 1820 in Drummond. (C 12 L SW 24, NE 24, SW 25) Thomas on C4 L6.
?i?E Miller notes?u??/i??/u?

Poole, Rev. Jacob (I3439)

1694

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?/i?No names given Jonathan, wife and 4 male children -16, 2 females
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1813 Bastard & Crosby South Twps, Leeds
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Stevens, Jonathan (I13970)

1695

?tab?
Pollok (Lismany) - At the time of Griffith's Valuation Allan Pollok was the owner of considerable property in various parts of east county Galway. He was one of the principal lessors in the parishes of Donanaghta and Kilquain, barony of Longford as well as in Ahascragh, barony of Clonmacnowen. Pollok was originally from Scotland and had purchased extensive estates in county Galway in the Encumbered Estates Court in the early 1850s, including the two Burke estates of Glinsk and Creggs in the parishes of Ballynakill and Kilbegnet, barony of Ballymoe. A large portion of the Burke estate was sold to Allen Dowell in 1813 for ?30,000. Edmund Dowell sold his estate of 4,401 acres in 1851. It was purchased by Pollok who also bought portions of the West, St.George, Bisset, Eyre and Daly estates in the barony of Longford. Pollok's main residence was at Lismany, near Ballinasloe. In the 1870s he is recorded as holding over 29,000 acres in county Galway as well as a small amount of property in county Dublin. In 1881 he was succeeded by his son John, who married a daughter of John C. R. Bingham, 4th Lord Clanmorris. John's representatives owned over 1000 acres of untenanted demesne land at Lismanny in 1906. They held over 500 acres of untenanted land in the Eyrecourt area as well as the houses at Ballynamuddagh and Cloghbrack.

Pollock, Arthur of Grangemouth and Glasgow (I38017)

1696

?u??i?John Junior: C4 L13 (200 acres)?/u?
?/i?60 acres under cultivation, 13 under crops in 1851, 46 acres under pasture, 1400 acres wood or wild, 6 acres wheat = 100 bushel.

Ferrier, John Jr. (I19576)

1697

@ Lions Gate Hospital, North Vancouver

Ritchie, Charles Arthur of Edmonton (I44629)

1698

A 'Google Earth' view of this property shows it to be low, wet, swampy property. Access to the Scotch Line was over property (Lot 8NE) owned by Abraham, his brother, or Captain McMillan (Lot 7NE). Both of these properties fronting onto the Scotch Line had arable land. John's lot, was situated on an old shoreline for a body of water, the remenants of which form Otty Lake. Even today the 9th line of North Burgess township ends about the frontage of John's property.
Land Transactions:
1816 Settlement, John Ferrier
10 Apr 1824 Crown to John Ferrier
4 Jun 1874 John Ferrier,Jr. Dummer twp, to Abraham Ferrier Jr.
22 Dec 1898 Abraham Ferrier to son Malcolm F. Ferrier
8 Jul 1908 Malcolm F. Ferrier to wife Ellen (Findlay) Ferrier
12 Dec 1911 Ellen Ferrier to Abraham Moodie
16 Dec 1916 Abraham Mooodie to son Alexander Moodie

Ferrier, John Sr. (I19574)

1699

A Baker and Merchant he was the son of William Burrows and Jane Graham and married Rebecca McKerracher December 25th, 1872 at Lanark Village.

Up to and including his marriage he was enumerated as "Burrows" but after the marriage he is found as Burris.

Burris, Robert (I56150)

1700

A Brief History of Canada and the Canadian People was written by Dr. C. Pelham Mulvany, of Toronto, who also wrote the History of the County and Town of Peterborough. The Township Histories were prepared by Mr. Charles M. Ryan, of Toronto, with local assistance. The History of Haliburton County was written by Mr. Charels R. Stewart, of Haliburton Village. The biographical sketches were prepared by efficient writers from notes collected by the solicitors and a copy of each biography has been sent by mail to the various subjects, giving each an opportunity to correct errors that might have crept int their sketches.

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