Notes: Lanark County Origins

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46151	Role: Witness Alexander Callendar arrived on the Brig Prompt 1820 and located Dalhousie C2 L17 near William Miller and Margaret Burns. Name:?tab?Alexander Callander Arrival Year:?tab?1820 Arrival Place:?tab?Quebec, Canada Family Members:?tab?With wife & 6 children Source Publication Code:?tab?9758.1 Primary Immigrant:?tab?Callander, Alexander Annotation:?tab?Date and port of arrival. Name of ship, place of origin, place of destination, date of birth and death, parentage, occupation, and other historical and family data may also be provided. Source Bibliography:?tab?WHYTE, DONALD. A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada before Confederation. Toronto: Ontario Genealogical Society. Volume 2, 1995. 435p.	Callander, Isabella "Bella" (I15002)
46152	Role: Witness Alexander Callendar arrived on the Brig Prompt 1820 and located Dalhousie C2 L17 near William Miller and Margaret Burns. Name:?tab?Alexander Callander Arrival Year:?tab?1820 Arrival Place:?tab?Quebec, Canada Family Members:?tab?With wife & 6 children Source Publication Code:?tab?9758.1 Primary Immigrant:?tab?Callander, Alexander Annotation:?tab?Date and port of arrival. Name of ship, place of origin, place of destination, date of birth and death, parentage, occupation, and other historical and family data may also be provided. Source Bibliography:?tab?WHYTE, DONALD. A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada before Confederation. Toronto: Ontario Genealogical Society. Volume 2, 1995. 435p.	Callander, William (I18339)
46153	Role: Witness Alexander Callendar arrived on the Brig Prompt 1820 and located Dalhousie C2 L17 near William Miller and Margaret Burns. Name:?tab?Alexander Callander Arrival Year:?tab?1820 Arrival Place:?tab?Quebec, Canada Family Members:?tab?With wife & 6 children Source Publication Code:?tab?9758.1 Primary Immigrant:?tab?Callander, Alexander Annotation:?tab?Date and port of arrival. Name of ship, place of origin, place of destination, date of birth and death, parentage, occupation, and other historical and family data may also be provided. Source Bibliography:?tab?WHYTE, DONALD. A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada before Confederation. Toronto: Ontario Genealogical Society. Volume 2, 1995. 435p.	Callander, James (I18731)
46154	Role: Witness "Abercrombie Street - Trans Atlantic Bridgeton - sailed with 7 children; wife arrived later. James Baird came from Glasgow but was originally from Perthshire Scotland. He appears to have sailed with seven children but without his wife, Janet King. She appears to be buried with him at Hopetown so possibly she remained behind and joinde him in 1821. Some women, pregnant or with a sick child, did this." The Lanark Society Settlers, Carol Bennett	Baird, Reeve Andrew David (I4965)
46155	Role: Witness "Abercrombie Street - Trans Atlantic Bridgeton - sailed with 7 children; wife arrived later. James Baird came from Glasgow but was originally from Perthshire Scotland. He appears to have sailed with seven children but without his wife, Janet King. She appears to be buried with him at Hopetown so possibly she remained behind and joinde him in 1821. Some women, pregnant or with a sick child, did this." The Lanark Society Settlers, Carol Bennett	Baird, Jean (I4976)
46156	Role: Witness "Abercrombie Street - Trans Atlantic Bridgeton - sailed with 7 children; wife arrived later. James Baird came from Glasgow but was originally from Perthshire Scotland. He appears to have sailed with seven children but without his wife, Janet King. She appears to be buried with him at Hopetown so possibly she remained behind and joinde him in 1821. Some women, pregnant or with a sick child, did this." The Lanark Society Settlers, Carol Bennett	Baird, Janet (I5059)
46157	Role: Witness "Abercrombie Street - Trans Atlantic Bridgeton - sailed with 7 children; wife arrived later. James Baird came from Glasgow but was originally from Perthshire Scotland. He appears to have sailed with seven children but without his wife, Janet King. She appears to be buried with him at Hopetown so possibly she remained behind and joinde him in 1821. Some women, pregnant or with a sick child, did this." The Lanark Society Settlers, Carol Bennett	Baird, Catherine (I5082)
46158	Role: Witness "Abercrombie Street - Trans Atlantic Bridgeton - sailed with 7 children; wife arrived later. James Baird came from Glasgow but was originally from Perthshire Scotland. He appears to have sailed with seven children but without his wife, Janet King. She appears to be buried with him at Hopetown so possibly she remained behind and joinde him in 1821. Some women, pregnant or with a sick child, did this." The Lanark Society Settlers, Carol Bennett	Baird, Margaret (I5083)
46159	Role: Witness "Abercrombie Street - Trans Atlantic Bridgeton - sailed with 7 children; wife arrived later. James Baird came from Glasgow but was originally from Perthshire Scotland. He appears to have sailed with seven children but without his wife, Janet King. She appears to be buried with him at Hopetown so possibly she remained behind and joinde him in 1821. Some women, pregnant or with a sick child, did this." The Lanark Society Settlers, Carol Bennett	King, Janet (I4968)
46160	Role: Witness "Abercrombie Street - Trans Atlantic Bridgeton - sailed with 7 children; wife arrived later. James Baird came from Glasgow but was originally from Perthshire Scotland. He appears to have sailed with seven children but without his wife, Janet King. She appears to be buried with him at Hopetown so possibly she remained behind and joinde him in 1821. Some women, pregnant or with a sick child, did this." The Lanark Society Settlers, Carol Bennett	Baird, Matthew (I5035)
46161	Role: Witness "Abercrombie Street - Trans Atlantic Bridgeton - sailed with 7 children; wife arrived later. James Baird came from Glasgow but was originally from Perthshire Scotland. He appears to have sailed with seven children but without his wife, Janet King. She appears to be buried with him at Hopetown so possibly she remained behind and joinde him in 1821. Some women, pregnant or with a sick child, did this." The Lanark Society Settlers, Carol Bennett	Baird, John Henry (I5057)
46162	Role: Witness "John Ashby Senior of Bugbrooke yeoman" made his will in 1719 leaving to his son Richard half a quateerne of a yardland and directing him to get him a stone at the head of his grave. "Richard Ashby of Bugbrooke Yeoman" died in 1748 leaving his half quarterne of a yardland to his wife Lydia together with all the rest of his property.	Ashby, Richard (I28447)
46163	Role: Witness "John Ashby Senior of Bugbrooke yeoman" made his will in 1719 leaving to his son Richard half a quateerne of a yardland and directing him to get him a stone at the head of his grave. "Richard Ashby of Bugbrooke Yeoman" died in 1748 leaving his half quarterne of a yardland to his wife Lydia together with all the rest of his property.	Frost, Lydia (I28448)
46164	Role: Witness "They left Liverpool on a sailing vessel that took six weeks to make the crossing to Montreal. They had got within a few days of Montreal when a storm from the west blew them back out into the Atlantic. During the voyage the two older girls , Mary and Sarah, prepared the meals. From Montreal they made their way to Brockville, Ontario where they spent the winter and then went up to Perth area where they rented farms for a number of years, including Bromley, a hamlet about 5 miles NW of Perth(sic, actually in Renfrew county) (where their youngest son James was born).The Bromley place may have been rented from the McNabs and if so, it would mark the beginning of a long-standing inter-family association. On the 13th of May 1867 John purchased, for 800 pounds, the SW 1/2 and NE 1/2 of Lot 16, Bathurst Twp. Lanark Co. from Thomas Wilson, son of John's uncle George Wilson. George had settled there in 1816 and had encouraged John to emmigrate to the Perth area. George Wilson* built the wood frame portion of what we call the "Gibson family home" in the 1830's on the SW 1/2 of lot 16. John later acquired the adjoining southern portion of lot 17 (see photo of 1850's map), giving him a total of about 300 acres. In the 1880's John's son William built a larger brick house, attaching the old wood frame building to the rear of it. ?i?Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5 Obit suggest that he arrived in 1845.?/i?	Murray, Agnes Thomson (I3770)
46165	Role: Witness "They left Liverpool on a sailing vessel that took six weeks to make the crossing to Montreal. They had got within a few days of Montreal when a storm from the west blew them back out into the Atlantic. During the voyage the two older girls , Mary and Sarah, prepared the meals. From Montreal they made their way to Brockville, Ontario where they spent the winter and then went up to Perth area where they rented farms for a number of years, including Bromley, a hamlet about 5 miles NW of Perth(sic, actually in Renfrew county) (where their youngest son James was born).The Bromley place may have been rented from the McNabs and if so, it would mark the beginning of a long-standing inter-family association. On the 13th of May 1867 John purchased, for 800 pounds, the SW 1/2 and NE 1/2 of Lot 16, Bathurst Twp. Lanark Co. from Thomas Wilson, son of John's uncle George Wilson. George had settled there in 1816 and had encouraged John to emmigrate to the Perth area. George Wilson* built the wood frame portion of what we call the "Gibson family home" in the 1830's on the SW 1/2 of lot 16. John later acquired the adjoining southern portion of lot 17 (see photo of 1850's map), giving him a total of about 300 acres. In the 1880's John's son William built a larger brick house, attaching the old wood frame building to the rear of it. ?i?Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5 Obit suggest that he arrived in 1845.?/i?	Gibson, Elizabeth (I12388)
46166	Role: Witness "They left Liverpool on a sailing vessel that took six weeks to make the crossing to Montreal. They had got within a few days of Montreal when a storm from the west blew them back out into the Atlantic. During the voyage the two older girls , Mary and Sarah, prepared the meals. From Montreal they made their way to Brockville, Ontario where they spent the winter and then went up to Perth area where they rented farms for a number of years, including Bromley, a hamlet about 5 miles NW of Perth(sic, actually in Renfrew county) (where their youngest son James was born).The Bromley place may have been rented from the McNabs and if so, it would mark the beginning of a long-standing inter-family association. On the 13th of May 1867 John purchased, for 800 pounds, the SW 1/2 and NE 1/2 of Lot 16, Bathurst Twp. Lanark Co. from Thomas Wilson, son of John's uncle George Wilson. George had settled there in 1816 and had encouraged John to emmigrate to the Perth area. George Wilson* built the wood frame portion of what we call the "Gibson family home" in the 1830's on the SW 1/2 of lot 16. John later acquired the adjoining southern portion of lot 17 (see photo of 1850's map), giving him a total of about 300 acres. In the 1880's John's son William built a larger brick house, attaching the old wood frame building to the rear of it. ?i?Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5 Obit suggest that he arrived in 1845.?/i?	Gibson, Mary Ann (I12390)
46167	Role: Witness "They left Liverpool on a sailing vessel that took six weeks to make the crossing to Montreal. They had got within a few days of Montreal when a storm from the west blew them back out into the Atlantic. During the voyage the two older girls , Mary and Sarah, prepared the meals. From Montreal they made their way to Brockville, Ontario where they spent the winter and then went up to Perth area where they rented farms for a number of years, including Bromley, a hamlet about 5 miles NW of Perth(sic, actually in Renfrew county) (where their youngest son James was born).The Bromley place may have been rented from the McNabs and if so, it would mark the beginning of a long-standing inter-family association. On the 13th of May 1867 John purchased, for 800 pounds, the SW 1/2 and NE 1/2 of Lot 16, Bathurst Twp. Lanark Co. from Thomas Wilson, son of John's uncle George Wilson. George had settled there in 1816 and had encouraged John to emmigrate to the Perth area. George Wilson* built the wood frame portion of what we call the "Gibson family home" in the 1830's on the SW 1/2 of lot 16. John later acquired the adjoining southern portion of lot 17 (see photo of 1850's map), giving him a total of about 300 acres. In the 1880's John's son William built a larger brick house, attaching the old wood frame building to the rear of it. ?i?Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5 Obit suggest that he arrived in 1845.?/i?	Gibson, Sarah Murray (I12971)
46168	Role: Witness "They left Liverpool on a sailing vessel that took six weeks to make the crossing to Montreal. They had got within a few days of Montreal when a storm from the west blew them back out into the Atlantic. During the voyage the two older girls , Mary and Sarah, prepared the meals. From Montreal they made their way to Brockville, Ontario where they spent the winter and then went up to Perth area where they rented farms for a number of years, including Bromley, a hamlet about 5 miles NW of Perth(sic, actually in Renfrew county) (where their youngest son James was born).The Bromley place may have been rented from the McNabs and if so, it would mark the beginning of a long-standing inter-family association. On the 13th of May 1867 John purchased, for 800 pounds, the SW 1/2 and NE 1/2 of Lot 16, Bathurst Twp. Lanark Co. from Thomas Wilson, son of John's uncle George Wilson. George had settled there in 1816 and had encouraged John to emmigrate to the Perth area. George Wilson* built the wood frame portion of what we call the "Gibson family home" in the 1830's on the SW 1/2 of lot 16. John later acquired the adjoining southern portion of lot 17 (see photo of 1850's map), giving him a total of about 300 acres. In the 1880's John's son William built a larger brick house, attaching the old wood frame building to the rear of it. Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5 Obit suggest that he arrived in 1845.	Gibson, John Jr. (I12389)
46169	Role: Witness "They left Liverpool on a sailing vessel that took six weeks to make the crossing to Montreal. They had got within a few days of Montreal when a storm from the west blew them back out into the Atlantic. During the voyage the two older girls , Mary and Sarah, prepared the meals. From Montreal they made their way to Brockville, Ontario where they spent the winter and then went up to Perth area where they rented farms for a number of years, including Bromley, a hamlet about 5 miles NW of Perth(sic, actually in Renfrew county) (where their youngest son James was born).The Bromley place may have been rented from the McNabs and if so, it would mark the beginning of a long-standing inter-family association. On the 13th of May 1867 John purchased, for 800 pounds, the SW 1/2 and NE 1/2 of Lot 16, Bathurst Twp. Lanark Co. from Thomas Wilson, son of John's uncle George Wilson. George had settled there in 1816 and had encouraged John to emmigrate to the Perth area. George Wilson* built the wood frame portion of what we call the "Gibson family home" in the 1830's on the SW 1/2 of lot 16. John later acquired the adjoining southern portion of lot 17 (see photo of 1850's map), giving him a total of about 300 acres. In the 1880's John's son William built a larger brick house, attaching the old wood frame building to the rear of it. Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5 Obit suggest that he arrived in 1845.	Gibson, Mariane (I15923)
46170	Role: Witness 28 Dec 1921 - Robert John Drummond (widower) to Eliza Miller 13 Nov 1923 - Eliza Miller to Ralph Mervyn & Gertrude A. Miller 30 Jun 1927 - Ralph M. Miller, Gertrude E. Miller to Robert T. Blair (Bernard & Jean Brady farm)	Frizelle, Gertrude Alice (I1322)
46171	Role: Witness 6 Jan 1836, John Poole,Jr. sold Drum. C4 L7 SW to Thomas Poole of Drum. for 100 pds. Witnessed: William Poole, George Poole. This is believed to be part of John Poole Sr. estate settlement.	Poole, John (I3530)
46172	Role: Witness Jacob Poole Of Growtown - And the Yola Dialect http://www.taghmon.com/vol3/chapter4/chapter4.htm	Poole, Jonathan "John" (I24391)
46173	Role: Witness ?b?Jacob Poole Of Growtown - And the Yola Dialect?/b? ?i?http://www.taghmon.com/vol3/chapter4/chapter4.htm?/i?	Poole, Joseph (I23683)
46174	Role: Witness A Dictionary of Scottish Settlers to Canada Before Confederation, Donald White #Blair, William, 2779-5 October 1858. From Glasgow. bro. James B. qv. Arrived Quebec on the Alfred, Sep 1820; settled 25 Feb 1821, Lot 21SW, Con 6, Sherbrooke Twp, Lanark Co., ON, m. Catherine Sym, qv. ch: 1 John, d inf; 2 Hugh, 1817-1910; 3 John, b 1820; 4Jane, b 1822; 5 Janet, b 1825; 6 Henry, 1828-1903; 7. James William, 1835-1914. ICS-2; DC 13 Mar 1988.	Blair, Henry (I6414)
46175	Role: Witness A Dictionary of Scottish Settlers to Canada Before Confederation, Donald White #Blair, William, 2779-5 October 1858. From Glasgow. bro. James B. qv. Arrived Quebec on the Alfred, Sep 1820; settled 25 Feb 1821, Lot 21SW, Con 6, Sherbrooke Twp, Lanark Co., ON, m. Catherine Sym, qv. ch: 1 John, d inf; 2 Hugh, 1817-1910; 3 John, b 1820; 4Jane, b 1822; 5 Janet, b 1825; 6 Henry, 1828-1903; 7. James William, 1835-1914. ICS-2; DC 13 Mar 1988.	Blair, James William (I6415)
46176	Role: Witness A Dictionary of Scottish Settlers to Canada Before Confederation, Donald White #Blair, William, 2779-5 October 1858. From Glasgow. bro. James B. qv. Arrived Quebec on the Alfred, Sep 1820; settled 25 Feb 1821, Lot 21SW, Con 6, Sherbrooke Twp, Lanark Co., ON, m. Catherine Sym, qv. ch: 1 John, d inf; 2 Hugh, 1817-1910; 3 John, b 1820; 4Jane, b 1822; 5 Janet, b 1825; 6 Henry, 1828-1903; 7. James William, 1835-1914. ICS-2; DC 13 Mar 1988.	Blair, John (I14530)
46177	Role: Witness A Dictionary of Scottish Settlers to Canada Before Confederation, Donald White #Blair, William, 2779-5 October 1858. From Glasgow. bro. James B. qv. Arrived Quebec on the Alfred, Sep 1820; settled 25 Feb 1821, Lot 21SW, Con 6, Sherbrooke Twp, Lanark Co., ON, m. Catherine Sym, qv. ch: 1 John, d inf; 2 Hugh, 1817-1910; 3 John, b 1820; 4Jane, b 1822; 5 Janet, b 1825; 6 Henry, 1828-1903; 7. James William, 1835-1914. ICS-2; DC 13 Mar 1988.	Blair, Jane "Jeanie" (I16115)
46178	Role: Witness A Dictionary of Scottish Settlers to Canada Before Confederation, Donald White #Blair, William, 2779-5 October 1858. From Glasgow. bro. James B. qv. Arrived Quebec on the Alfred, Sep 1820; settled 25 Feb 1821, Lot 21SW, Con 6, Sherbrooke Twp, Lanark Co., ON, m. Catherine Sym, qv. ch: 1 John, d inf; 2 Hugh, 1817-1910; 3 John, b 1820; 4Jane, b 1822; 5 Janet, b 1825; 6 Henry, 1828-1903; 7. James William, 1835-1914. ICS-2; DC 13 Mar 1988.	Blair, Janet (I102)
46179	Role: Witness A girl under 12 is listed with Samuel Boyd who is unmarried (widowed?) upon arrival. This was likely Sarah Pearl Boyd.	Boyd, Sarah Pearl (I21699)
46180	Role: Witness a quarryman who lost a leg in an accident	Wallace, Robert (I45389)
46181	Role: Witness a quarryman who lost a leg in an accident	Hamilton, Janet (I45743)
46182	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Klum, George Washington (I6493)
46183	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Klum, Charles K. (I14587)
46184	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Klum, Mary Ellen (I14605)
46185	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Marsh, Margaret (I14608)
46186	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Klum, William Henry Jr. (I14610)
46187	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Geddis, Suylvanus R. (I14626)
46188	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Geddis, Mary M. (I14627)
46189	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Klum, Edward H. (I14584)
46190	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Klum, Hypathia Lucy (I14585)
46191	Role: Witness Accompanied by Nye families	Klum, Sarah Jane (I14589)
46192	Role: Witness accompanied by wife Fanny, (son) 5 , Edgar 1	Ford, Edgar Thomas "Eddie" (I5441)
46193	Role: Witness accompanied by wife Fanny, (son) 5 , Edgar 1	Oakley, Frances Jane "Fanny" (I14387)
46194	Role: Witness Accompaning John Poole were George, Jacob, Thomas, Mrs. Frizell (?), Mrs. Tully (Ann), Mrs. Imeson (Sarah), Mary (invalid). Some records suggest that John Poole Sr. arrrive in Canada on 31 May 1819 although the ships records indicate that it was 20 Jun 1819. Atlantic (Brig) 1817 Armstrong, John 1818 Lansdown, C5 SW21 In 1817 Brig Atlantic was flying a Quarantine flag on arrival at Quebec. Passage - 75 Days 1817 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Brennan, James 1818 Elmsley, C1 NE22 1819 Brig Atlantic also carried rum and molasses. Biggans?, James 1818 Kitley, C9 SW4 Arrived - 13 Aug 1817 1819 Bryan, William 1820 Beckwith, C6 NE2 At - Quebec 1818 Cannon/Camron?, James 1818 Drummond, C3 SW6 Carried - 140 Settlers 18?? Clandinon?, Arthur 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW13 In 1819 another Brig or two Brigs named Captain Richard Harper 1817 Connors, Thomas 1818 Kitley, C9 NE4 Atlantic arrived at Quebec; the first under 1817 Doyle, Samuel 1817 Oxford, C5 RH5R Captain S. Dunscombe, 22 May, from Passage - 42 Days 1820 Dro**s, William 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE6 Bermuda, and the second under Captain From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Elliot, George 1818 Burgess, C9 SW12 Bell, 10 September, from Liverpool. Neither Arrived - 12 June 1818 1818 Elliot, Margaret (Widow) 1818 Burgess, C9 NE12 reported passengers. At - Quebec 1818 Elliot, Robert 1818 Drummond, C7 SW14 Carried - 158 Settlers 1818 Ferguson, Joseph 1818 Beckwith, C8 SW4 Captain Harper 1818 Ferguson, Samuel? 1818 Beckwith, C8, NE4 1818 Ferguson, William 1818 Beckwith, C6 SW4 Passage - ?? 1819 Gillis, Archibald 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE3 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Grimes/Ginnis?, Christopher 1818 Kitley, C5 R14 Arrived - 20 June 1819 18?? Hamilton, Joseph 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE10 At - Quebec 1818 Harrison, Stewart 1818 Kitley, C5 F14 Carried - 151 Settlers 1817 Hobson, John 1817 Oxford, C5 NE20 Captain Harper 1820 Johnston, Abraham 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW6 1819 Johnston, Edward 1821 Bathurst, C12 NE15 Sailed - 02 May 1820 1817 Leggitt, John 1817 South Crosby, C4 N5 From - Dublin, Ireland 1817 Leggitt, Martha (Widow) 1817 South Crosby, C4 N20 Arrived - 24 June 1820 1817 Leggitt, Robert 1817 South Crosby, C4 S20 At - Quebec 1817 Leggitt, William 1817 South Crosby, C2 N20 Carried - 160 Settlers ???? Newton/Nowlan, Manny 1820 Beckwith C12 NE12 1817 Willoughby, John 1817 Lansdown, C2 SW21 1817 Armstrong, William 1817 Lansdown, C2 NE21 Captain R. Harper 1819 Nolan, John 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE12 1819 Nolan, Luke 1819 Beckwith, C3 NE3 1819 Nolan, Patrick 1819 Beckwith, C4 SW11 1817 Parkinson?, Alexander 1817 Oxford, C3 RH30 R 1819 Pool/Poole, George 1820 Drummond, C12 SW24 1819 Pool/Poole, Jacob 1820 Drummond, C12 SW25 1819 Pool/Poole, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C12 NE24 1819 Preston, John 1819 Drummond, C10 SW11 1819 White, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C7 NE5	Poole, Thomas P. (I3204)
46195	Role: Witness Accompaning John Poole were George, Jacob, Thomas, Mrs. Frizell (?), Mrs. Tully (Ann), Mrs. Imeson (Sarah), Mary (invalid). Some records suggest that John Poole Sr. arrrive in Canada on 31 May 1819 although the ships records indicate that it was 20 Jun 1819. Atlantic (Brig) 1817 Armstrong, John 1818 Lansdown, C5 SW21 In 1817 Brig Atlantic was flying a Quarantine flag on arrival at Quebec. Passage - 75 Days 1817 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Brennan, James 1818 Elmsley, C1 NE22 1819 Brig Atlantic also carried rum and molasses. Biggans?, James 1818 Kitley, C9 SW4 Arrived - 13 Aug 1817 1819 Bryan, William 1820 Beckwith, C6 NE2 At - Quebec 1818 Cannon/Camron?, James 1818 Drummond, C3 SW6 Carried - 140 Settlers 18?? Clandinon?, Arthur 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW13 In 1819 another Brig or two Brigs named Captain Richard Harper 1817 Connors, Thomas 1818 Kitley, C9 NE4 Atlantic arrived at Quebec; the first under 1817 Doyle, Samuel 1817 Oxford, C5 RH5R Captain S. Dunscombe, 22 May, from Passage - 42 Days 1820 Dro**s, William 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE6 Bermuda, and the second under Captain From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Elliot, George 1818 Burgess, C9 SW12 Bell, 10 September, from Liverpool. Neither Arrived - 12 June 1818 1818 Elliot, Margaret (Widow) 1818 Burgess, C9 NE12 reported passengers. At - Quebec 1818 Elliot, Robert 1818 Drummond, C7 SW14 Carried - 158 Settlers 1818 Ferguson, Joseph 1818 Beckwith, C8 SW4 Captain Harper 1818 Ferguson, Samuel? 1818 Beckwith, C8, NE4 1818 Ferguson, William 1818 Beckwith, C6 SW4 Passage - ?? 1819 Gillis, Archibald 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE3 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Grimes/Ginnis?, Christopher 1818 Kitley, C5 R14 Arrived - 20 June 1819 18?? Hamilton, Joseph 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE10 At - Quebec 1818 Harrison, Stewart 1818 Kitley, C5 F14 Carried - 151 Settlers 1817 Hobson, John 1817 Oxford, C5 NE20 Captain Harper 1820 Johnston, Abraham 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW6 1819 Johnston, Edward 1821 Bathurst, C12 NE15 Sailed - 02 May 1820 1817 Leggitt, John 1817 South Crosby, C4 N5 From - Dublin, Ireland 1817 Leggitt, Martha (Widow) 1817 South Crosby, C4 N20 Arrived - 24 June 1820 1817 Leggitt, Robert 1817 South Crosby, C4 S20 At - Quebec 1817 Leggitt, William 1817 South Crosby, C2 N20 Carried - 160 Settlers ???? Newton/Nowlan, Manny 1820 Beckwith C12 NE12 1817 Willoughby, John 1817 Lansdown, C2 SW21 1817 Armstrong, William 1817 Lansdown, C2 NE21 Captain R. Harper 1819 Nolan, John 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE12 1819 Nolan, Luke 1819 Beckwith, C3 NE3 1819 Nolan, Patrick 1819 Beckwith, C4 SW11 1817 Parkinson?, Alexander 1817 Oxford, C3 RH30 R 1819 Pool/Poole, George 1820 Drummond, C12 SW24 1819 Pool/Poole, Jacob 1820 Drummond, C12 SW25 1819 Pool/Poole, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C12 NE24 1819 Preston, John 1819 Drummond, C10 SW11 1819 White, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C7 NE5	Poole, Rev. George (I3441)
46196	Role: Witness Accompaning ?b?John Poole were George, Jacob, Thomas, Mrs. Frizell (?), Mrs. Tully (Ann), Mrs. Imeson (Sarah), Mary (invalid)?/b?. Some records suggest that John Poole Sr. arrrive in Canada on 31 May 1819 although the ships records indicat that it was 20 Jun 1819. Atlantic (Brig) 1817 Armstrong, John 1818 Lansdown, C5 SW21 In 1817 Brig Atlantic was flying a Quarantine flag on arrival at Quebec. Passage - 75 Days 1817 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Brennan, James 1818 Elmsley, C1 NE22 1819 Brig Atlantic also carried rum and molasses. Biggans?, James 1818 Kitley, C9 SW4 Arrived - 13 Aug 1817 1819 Bryan, William 1820 Beckwith, C6 NE2 At - Quebec 1818 Cannon/Camron?, James 1818 Drummond, C3 SW6 Carried - 140 Settlers 18?? Clandinon?, Arthur 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW13 In 1819 another Brig or two Brigs named Captain Richard Harper 1817 Connors, Thomas 1818 Kitley, C9 NE4 Atlantic arrived at Quebec; the first under 1817 Doyle, Samuel 1817 Oxford, C5 RH5R Captain S. Dunscombe, 22 May, from Passage - 42 Days 1820 Dro**s, William 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE6 Bermuda, and the second under Captain From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Elliot, George 1818 Burgess, C9 SW12 Bell, 10 September, from Liverpool. Neither Arrived - 12 June 1818 1818 Elliot, Margaret (Widow) 1818 Burgess, C9 NE12 reported passengers. At - Quebec 1818 Elliot, Robert 1818 Drummond, C7 SW14 Carried - 158 Settlers 1818 Ferguson, Joseph 1818 Beckwith, C8 SW4 Captain Harper 1818 Ferguson, Samuel? 1818 Beckwith, C8, NE4 1818 Ferguson, William 1818 Beckwith, C6 SW4 Passage - ?? 1819 Gillis, Archibald 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE3 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Grimes/Ginnis?, Christopher 1818 Kitley, C5 R14 Arrived - 20 June 1819 18?? Hamilton, Joseph 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE10 At - Quebec 1818 Harrison, Stewart 1818 Kitley, C5 F14 Carried - 151 Settlers 1817 Hobson, John 1817 Oxford, C5 NE20 Captain Harper 1820 Johnston, Abraham 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW6 1819 Johnston, Edward 1821 Bathurst, C12 NE15 Sailed - 02 May 1820 1817 Leggitt, John 1817 South Crosby, C4 N5 From - Dublin, Ireland 1817 Leggitt, Martha (Widow) 1817 South Crosby, C4 N20 Arrived - 24 June 1820 1817 Leggitt, Robert 1817 South Crosby, C4 S20 At - Quebec 1817 Leggitt, William 1817 South Crosby, C2 N20 Carried - 160 Settlers ???? Newton/Nowlan, Manny 1820 Beckwith C12 NE12 1817 Willoughby, John 1817 Lansdown, C2 SW21 1817 Armstrong, William 1817 Lansdown, C2 NE21 Captain R. Harper 1819 Nolan, John 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE12 1819 Nolan, Luke 1819 Beckwith, C3 NE3 1819 Nolan, Patrick 1819 Beckwith, C4 SW11 1817 Parkinson?, Alexander 1817 Oxford, C3 RH30 R 1819 Pool/Poole, George 1820 Drummond, C12 SW24 1819 Pool/Poole, Jacob 1820 Drummond, C12 SW25 1819 Pool/Poole, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C12 NE24 1819 Preston, John 1819 Drummond, C10 SW11 1819 White, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C7 NE5	Poole, Rev. Jacob (I3439)
46197	Role: Witness Accompaning ?b?John Poole were George, Jacob, Thomas, Mrs. Frizell (?), Mrs. Tully (Ann), Mrs. Imeson (Sarah), Mary (invalid)?/b?. Some records suggest that John Poole Sr. arrrive in Canada on 31 May 1819 although the ships records indicat that it was 20 Jun 1819. Atlantic (Brig) 1817 Armstrong, John 1818 Lansdown, C5 SW21 In 1817 Brig Atlantic was flying a Quarantine flag on arrival at Quebec. Passage - 75 Days 1817 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Brennan, James 1818 Elmsley, C1 NE22 1819 Brig Atlantic also carried rum and molasses. Biggans?, James 1818 Kitley, C9 SW4 Arrived - 13 Aug 1817 1819 Bryan, William 1820 Beckwith, C6 NE2 At - Quebec 1818 Cannon/Camron?, James 1818 Drummond, C3 SW6 Carried - 140 Settlers 18?? Clandinon?, Arthur 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW13 In 1819 another Brig or two Brigs named Captain Richard Harper 1817 Connors, Thomas 1818 Kitley, C9 NE4 Atlantic arrived at Quebec; the first under 1817 Doyle, Samuel 1817 Oxford, C5 RH5R Captain S. Dunscombe, 22 May, from Passage - 42 Days 1820 Dro**s, William 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE6 Bermuda, and the second under Captain From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Elliot, George 1818 Burgess, C9 SW12 Bell, 10 September, from Liverpool. Neither Arrived - 12 June 1818 1818 Elliot, Margaret (Widow) 1818 Burgess, C9 NE12 reported passengers. At - Quebec 1818 Elliot, Robert 1818 Drummond, C7 SW14 Carried - 158 Settlers 1818 Ferguson, Joseph 1818 Beckwith, C8 SW4 Captain Harper 1818 Ferguson, Samuel? 1818 Beckwith, C8, NE4 1818 Ferguson, William 1818 Beckwith, C6 SW4 Passage - ?? 1819 Gillis, Archibald 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE3 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Grimes/Ginnis?, Christopher 1818 Kitley, C5 R14 Arrived - 20 June 1819 18?? Hamilton, Joseph 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE10 At - Quebec 1818 Harrison, Stewart 1818 Kitley, C5 F14 Carried - 151 Settlers 1817 Hobson, John 1817 Oxford, C5 NE20 Captain Harper 1820 Johnston, Abraham 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW6 1819 Johnston, Edward 1821 Bathurst, C12 NE15 Sailed - 02 May 1820 1817 Leggitt, John 1817 South Crosby, C4 N5 From - Dublin, Ireland 1817 Leggitt, Martha (Widow) 1817 South Crosby, C4 N20 Arrived - 24 June 1820 1817 Leggitt, Robert 1817 South Crosby, C4 S20 At - Quebec 1817 Leggitt, William 1817 South Crosby, C2 N20 Carried - 160 Settlers ???? Newton/Nowlan, Manny 1820 Beckwith C12 NE12 1817 Willoughby, John 1817 Lansdown, C2 SW21 1817 Armstrong, William 1817 Lansdown, C2 NE21 Captain R. Harper 1819 Nolan, John 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE12 1819 Nolan, Luke 1819 Beckwith, C3 NE3 1819 Nolan, Patrick 1819 Beckwith, C4 SW11 1817 Parkinson?, Alexander 1817 Oxford, C3 RH30 R 1819 Pool/Poole, George 1820 Drummond, C12 SW24 1819 Pool/Poole, Jacob 1820 Drummond, C12 SW25 1819 Pool/Poole, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C12 NE24 1819 Preston, John 1819 Drummond, C10 SW11 1819 White, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C7 NE5	Poole, Sarah (I3443)
46198	Role: Witness Accompaning ?b?John Poole were George, Jacob, Thomas, Mrs. Frizell (?), Mrs. Tully (Ann), Mrs. Imeson (Sarah), Mary (invalid)?/b?. Some records suggest that John Poole Sr. arrrive in Canada on 31 May 1819 although the ships records indicat that it was 20 Jun 1819. Atlantic (Brig) 1817 Armstrong, John 1818 Lansdown, C5 SW21 In 1817 Brig Atlantic was flying a Quarantine flag on arrival at Quebec. Passage - 75 Days 1817 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Brennan, James 1818 Elmsley, C1 NE22 1819 Brig Atlantic also carried rum and molasses. Biggans?, James 1818 Kitley, C9 SW4 Arrived - 13 Aug 1817 1819 Bryan, William 1820 Beckwith, C6 NE2 At - Quebec 1818 Cannon/Camron?, James 1818 Drummond, C3 SW6 Carried - 140 Settlers 18?? Clandinon?, Arthur 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW13 In 1819 another Brig or two Brigs named Captain Richard Harper 1817 Connors, Thomas 1818 Kitley, C9 NE4 Atlantic arrived at Quebec; the first under 1817 Doyle, Samuel 1817 Oxford, C5 RH5R Captain S. Dunscombe, 22 May, from Passage - 42 Days 1820 Dro**s, William 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE6 Bermuda, and the second under Captain From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Elliot, George 1818 Burgess, C9 SW12 Bell, 10 September, from Liverpool. Neither Arrived - 12 June 1818 1818 Elliot, Margaret (Widow) 1818 Burgess, C9 NE12 reported passengers. At - Quebec 1818 Elliot, Robert 1818 Drummond, C7 SW14 Carried - 158 Settlers 1818 Ferguson, Joseph 1818 Beckwith, C8 SW4 Captain Harper 1818 Ferguson, Samuel? 1818 Beckwith, C8, NE4 1818 Ferguson, William 1818 Beckwith, C6 SW4 Passage - ?? 1819 Gillis, Archibald 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE3 From - Dublin, Ireland 1818 Grimes/Ginnis?, Christopher 1818 Kitley, C5 R14 Arrived - 20 June 1819 18?? Hamilton, Joseph 1820 Bathurst, C11 NE10 At - Quebec 1818 Harrison, Stewart 1818 Kitley, C5 F14 Carried - 151 Settlers 1817 Hobson, John 1817 Oxford, C5 NE20 Captain Harper 1820 Johnston, Abraham 1820 Bathurst, C11 SW6 1819 Johnston, Edward 1821 Bathurst, C12 NE15 Sailed - 02 May 1820 1817 Leggitt, John 1817 South Crosby, C4 N5 From - Dublin, Ireland 1817 Leggitt, Martha (Widow) 1817 South Crosby, C4 N20 Arrived - 24 June 1820 1817 Leggitt, Robert 1817 South Crosby, C4 S20 At - Quebec 1817 Leggitt, William 1817 South Crosby, C2 N20 Carried - 160 Settlers ???? Newton/Nowlan, Manny 1820 Beckwith C12 NE12 1817 Willoughby, John 1817 Lansdown, C2 SW21 1817 Armstrong, William 1817 Lansdown, C2 NE21 Captain R. Harper 1819 Nolan, John 1819 Beckwith, C1 NE12 1819 Nolan, Luke 1819 Beckwith, C3 NE3 1819 Nolan, Patrick 1819 Beckwith, C4 SW11 1817 Parkinson?, Alexander 1817 Oxford, C3 RH30 R 1819 Pool/Poole, George 1820 Drummond, C12 SW24 1819 Pool/Poole, Jacob 1820 Drummond, C12 SW25 1819 Pool/Poole, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C12 NE24 1819 Preston, John 1819 Drummond, C10 SW11 1819 White, Thomas 1820 Drummond, C7 NE5	Poole, Mary (I3565)
46199	Role: Witness and later to Terrebonne. Quebec, Canada	Smiley, Agnes "Nancy" (I16944)
46200	Role: Witness Arrived on the Alexander withwife, 1son +12; 1 son-12; 1 dau +12; 2 dau -12	Adams, John Westland (I42847)

Notes

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46151

Role: Witness
Alexander Callendar arrived on the Brig Prompt 1820 and located Dalhousie C2 L17 near William Miller and Margaret Burns.

Name:?tab?Alexander Callander
Arrival Year:?tab?1820
Arrival Place:?tab?Quebec, Canada
Family Members:?tab?With wife & 6 children
Source Publication Code:?tab?9758.1
Primary Immigrant:?tab?Callander, Alexander
Annotation:?tab?Date and port of arrival. Name of ship, place of origin, place of destination, date of birth and death, parentage, occupation, and other historical and family data may also be provided.
Source Bibliography:?tab?WHYTE, DONALD. A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada before Confederation. Toronto: Ontario Genealogical Society. Volume 2, 1995. 435p.

Callander, Isabella "Bella" (I15002)

46152

Callander, William (I18339)

46153

Callander, James (I18731)

46154

Role: Witness
"Abercrombie Street - Trans Atlantic Bridgeton - sailed with 7 children; wife arrived later.
James Baird came from Glasgow but was originally from Perthshire Scotland. He appears to have sailed with seven children but without his wife, Janet King. She appears to be buried with him at Hopetown so possibly she remained behind and joinde him in 1821. Some women, pregnant or with a sick child, did this." The Lanark Society Settlers, Carol Bennett

Baird, Reeve Andrew David (I4965)

46155

Baird, Jean (I4976)

46156

Baird, Janet (I5059)

46157

Baird, Catherine (I5082)

46158

Baird, Margaret (I5083)

46159

King, Janet (I4968)

46160

Baird, Matthew (I5035)

46161

Baird, John Henry (I5057)

46162

Role: Witness
"John Ashby Senior of Bugbrooke yeoman" made his will in 1719 leaving to his son Richard half a quateerne of a yardland and directing him to get him a stone at the head of his grave. "Richard Ashby of Bugbrooke Yeoman" died in 1748 leaving his half quarterne of a yardland to his wife Lydia together with all the rest of his property.

Ashby, Richard (I28447)

46163

Frost, Lydia (I28448)

46164

Role: Witness
"They left Liverpool on a sailing vessel that took six weeks to make the crossing to Montreal. They had got within a few days of Montreal when a storm from the west blew them back out into the Atlantic. During the voyage the two older girls , Mary and Sarah, prepared the meals. From Montreal they made their way to Brockville, Ontario where they spent the winter and then went up to Perth area where they rented farms for a number of years, including Bromley, a hamlet about 5 miles NW of Perth(sic, actually in Renfrew county) (where their youngest son James was born).The Bromley place may have been rented from the McNabs and if so, it would mark the beginning of a long-standing inter-family association.

On the 13th of May 1867 John purchased, for 800 pounds, the SW 1/2 and NE 1/2 of Lot 16, Bathurst Twp. Lanark Co. from Thomas Wilson, son of John's uncle George Wilson. George had settled there in 1816 and had encouraged John to emmigrate to the Perth area. George Wilson* built the wood frame portion of what we call the "Gibson family home" in the 1830's on the SW 1/2 of lot 16. John later acquired the adjoining southern portion of lot 17 (see photo of 1850's map), giving him a total of about 300 acres. In the 1880's John's son William built a larger brick house, attaching the old wood frame building to the rear of it.
?i?Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5

Obit suggest that he arrived in 1845.?/i?

Murray, Agnes Thomson (I3770)

46165

Gibson, Elizabeth (I12388)

46166

Gibson, Mary Ann (I12390)

46167

Gibson, Sarah Murray (I12971)

46168

Role: Witness
"They left Liverpool on a sailing vessel that took six weeks to make the crossing to Montreal. They had got within a few days of Montreal when a storm from the west blew them back out into the Atlantic. During the voyage the two older girls , Mary and Sarah, prepared the meals. From Montreal they made their way to Brockville, Ontario where they spent the winter and then went up to Perth area where they rented farms for a number of years, including Bromley, a hamlet about 5 miles NW of Perth(sic, actually in Renfrew county) (where their youngest son James was born).The Bromley place may have been rented from the McNabs and if so, it would mark the beginning of a long-standing inter-family association.

On the 13th of May 1867 John purchased, for 800 pounds, the SW 1/2 and NE 1/2 of Lot 16, Bathurst Twp. Lanark Co. from Thomas Wilson, son of John's uncle George Wilson. George had settled there in 1816 and had encouraged John to emmigrate to the Perth area. George Wilson* built the wood frame portion of what we call the "Gibson family home" in the 1830's on the SW 1/2 of lot 16. John later acquired the adjoining southern portion of lot 17 (see photo of 1850's map), giving him a total of about 300 acres. In the 1880's John's son William built a larger brick house, attaching the old wood frame building to the rear of it.
Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5

Obit suggest that he arrived in 1845.

Gibson, John Jr. (I12389)

46169

Role: Witness
"They left Liverpool on a sailing vessel that took six weeks to make the crossing to Montreal. They had got within a few days of Montreal when a storm from the west blew them back out into the Atlantic. During the voyage the two older girls , Mary and Sarah, prepared the meals. From Montreal they made their way to Brockville, Ontario where they spent the winter and then went up to Perth area where they rented farms for a number of years, including Bromley, a hamlet about 5 miles NW of Perth(sic, actually in Renfrew county) (where their youngest son James was born).The Bromley place may have been rented from the McNabs and if so, it would mark the beginning of a long-standing inter-family association.

On the 13th of May 1867 John purchased, for 800 pounds, the SW 1/2 and NE 1/2 of Lot 16, Bathurst Twp. Lanark Co. from Thomas Wilson, son of John's uncle George Wilson. George had settled there in 1816 and had encouraged John to emmigrate to the Perth area. George Wilson* built the wood frame portion of what we call the "Gibson family home" in the 1830's on the SW 1/2 of lot 16. John later acquired the adjoining southern portion of lot 17 (see photo of 1850's map), giving him a total of about 300 acres. In the 1880's John's son William built a larger brick house, attaching the old wood frame building to the rear of it.
Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5

Obit suggest that he arrived in 1845.

Gibson, Mariane (I15923)

46170

Role: Witness
28 Dec 1921 - Robert John Drummond (widower) to Eliza Miller
13 Nov 1923 - Eliza Miller to Ralph Mervyn & Gertrude A. Miller
30 Jun 1927 - Ralph M. Miller, Gertrude E. Miller to Robert T. Blair
(Bernard & Jean Brady farm)

Frizelle, Gertrude Alice (I1322)

46171

Role: Witness
6 Jan 1836, John Poole,Jr. sold Drum. C4 L7 SW to Thomas Poole of Drum. for 100 pds. Witnessed: William Poole, George Poole. This is believed to be part of John Poole Sr. estate settlement.

Poole, John (I3530)

46172

Role: Witness
Jacob Poole Of Growtown - And the Yola Dialect
http://www.taghmon.com/vol3/chapter4/chapter4.htm

Poole, Jonathan "John" (I24391)

46173

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

Poole, Joseph (I23683)

46174

Role: Witness
A Dictionary of Scottish Settlers to Canada Before Confederation, Donald White
#Blair, William, 2779-5 October 1858. From Glasgow. bro. James B. qv. Arrived Quebec on the Alfred, Sep 1820; settled 25 Feb 1821, Lot 21SW, Con 6, Sherbrooke Twp, Lanark Co., ON, m. Catherine Sym, qv. ch: 1 John, d inf; 2 Hugh, 1817-1910; 3 John, b 1820; 4Jane, b 1822; 5 Janet, b 1825; 6 Henry, 1828-1903; 7. James William, 1835-1914. ICS-2; DC 13 Mar 1988.

Blair, Henry (I6414)

46175

Blair, James William (I6415)

46176

Blair, John (I14530)

46177

Blair, Jane "Jeanie" (I16115)

46178

Blair, Janet (I102)

46179

Role: Witness
A girl under 12 is listed with Samuel Boyd who is unmarried (widowed?) upon arrival. This was likely Sarah Pearl Boyd.

Boyd, Sarah Pearl (I21699)

46180

Role: Witness
a quarryman who lost a leg in an accident

Wallace, Robert (I45389)

46181

Role: Witness
a quarryman who lost a leg in an accident

Hamilton, Janet (I45743)

46182