Notes: Lanark County Origins

Notes

Matches 46,301 to 46,350 of 48,188

#	Notes	Linked to
46301	Role: Witness See Rachel & Margaret Jane in 1911 census	Clark, Rachel (I4197)
46302	Role: Witness See Rachel & Margaret Jane in 1911 census	Clark, James Jr. (I4438)
46303	Role: Witness Sgt. John Ashley (Ashby) received an initial location ticket for all of Lot 24 in Concession 2, Front of Yonge Township, Leeds County. This property is slightly to the north west of the village of Mallorytown. An investigation of this property reveals that it was all swamp land draining into Jones Creek which flows through the southern end of the property. Early maps indicate much more open water on the creek than visible on today's GIS maps suggesting that the water table has changed, but today this area remains undeveloped. Farmland in the township begins in concession 3. A second location ticket was granted for Lot 19 SW in Concession 10 of Bathurst township of Lanark County, then part of the Bathurst District. This remote property was located on the shores of the Bolton Creek as it flows out of Bennett Lake. It is also directly west of the village of Fallbrook	Andrews, Susanna "Susan" (I4763)
46304	Role: Witness She appears as Mrs. M. McMillan, no age given on the ships list First name(s) Jenny Last name McMillan Gender Female Birth year 1893 Age 18 Age as transcribed 18 Marital status S Occupation Dom Departure day 6 Departure month 5 Departure year 1911 Departure port Glasgow Departure country Scotland Entry struck out N Destination port Montreal Destination Montreal Province or maritime Quebec Country Canada Destination place - country CANADA Destination country Canada Ship name Saturnia Ship official number 129489 Ship registered tonnage 5494 Ship square feet 30399 Ship master's first name David Ship master's last name Taylor Shipping line Donaldson Number of passengers 907 Length of voyage in days 21 Ship departure port GLASGOW Ship destination port Montreal Ship destination country Canada Record set Passenger Lists Leaving UK 1890-1960 Category Travel & migration Subcategory Passenger Lists Collections from Great Britain, Scotland, Canada, Americas	Becksted, Margaret (I68585)
46305	Role: Witness The deed to the property was obtained from the Crown "Province of Upper Canada" on 22 Mar 1826 by Alexander Kidd. In 1831 Alexander Kidd sold to Alexander Dodds for the sum of ?245. In 1867, Sarah Dodds, widow of Alexander Dodds, sold to her son Thomas Dodds. In 1902 Margaret Dodds, widow of Thomas Dodds, sold to her son Ralph Dodds Sr. In 1946 Ralph Dodds Sr. sold to his son Ralph W. Dodds. In 1961 Ralph W. Dodds, sold to his son Howard E. Dodds. ?i?from E. Miller working notes?/i?	Dodds, Ralph Wilson (I1822)
46306	Role: Witness The deed to the property was obtained from the Crown "Province of Upper Canada" on 22 Mar 1826 by Alexander Kidd. In 1831 Alexander Kidd sold to Alexander Dodds for the sum of ?245. In 1867, Sarah Dodds, widow of Alexander Dodds, sold to her son Thomas Dodds. In 1902 Margaret Dodds, widow of Thomas Dodds, sold to her son Ralph Dodds Sr. In 1946 Ralph Dodds Sr. sold to his son Ralph W. Dodds. In 1961 Ralph W. Dodds, sold to his son Howard E. Dodds. ?i?from E. Miller working notes?/i?	Dodds, Howard Edwin (I8260)
46307	Role: Witness The Eaglesham lands were already heavily burdened with bonds, the first of which had been granted by his father in 1898. In1917 his father died, and he inherited the Polnoon lands as well. These too were heavily burdened, and his father seems to have left considerable debts. He had to pass the Polnoon lands to his father's trustees, who disburdened them, and sold them oon to William Douglas Weir, BaronWeir of Eastwood and Jame George Weir,who in 1933 passed them on to the Polnoon Estate Company, which was probably in their control. Even this was only delaying financial disaster for the Gilmours, but for the next few years Angus had other things on his mind.	Gilmour, Allen of Argyll (I37791)
46308	Role: Witness The first property John Ashby purchased was from Mrs Elizabeth Fisher of Northampton, widow in 1616. Mrs Fisher was a daughter of William Peasenoll of Bugbrooke one of an old family of yeomen of that name still living in the village. William Peasenoll made his will in 1580, and thereby devised his freehold lands and house to his wife Phillippe for life with remainder after her death to his daughter Elizabeth the wife of Robert Fisher of Northampton intail. The interest thus given to Mrs Fisher was certainly not one which she could legally sell, but in 1616 by a deed of feoffment dated 1st June in that year she sold the property to John Ashby and Richard Ashby for ?105. The property is described as follows in the conveyance ? All that messuage tenement one close and half yardland in arable meadow and pasture land with their and every of their right &c situate lying and being in Bugbrooke aforesaid now in the tenure of the said Elizabeth her assignee or assignes, farmers or tenants. ?105 at that time would be equal to about ?1000 at the present. The Richard Ashby who joined John Ashby in the purchase was not his brother but his second cousin, a son of Steven Ashby, the son of William Ashby's eldest son Robert. From the will of this Richard Ashby and an inquisition taken after his death, it seems that ?i?he and John Ashby each took half the yardland and that they held the house jointly. Richard Ashby directs his wife to sell his house called "Fisher's House lately purchased of Elizabeth Fisher of Northampton" and devises a "house called Newmans a quartern of land called Fisher's land" and other property to his youngest son Richard. ?/i?This will was proved in 1617. The inquisition taken at Northampton in 1619 states that Richard Ashby was seized at the time of his death of and in a moiety of one messuage and one close and of and in one quarterne of a yardland at Bugbrooke called "Fisher's land". After reciting his will and mentioning several other properties the inquisition goes on to say that the moiety of Fisher's house and land were held of Richard Cope Esquire as of his Manor of Bugbrooke by fealty and suit of court, and by the rent of 16d per annum in lieu of all other services. John Ashby's moiety would of course have been held in the same way. He retained the deed of conveyance and it is now amongst Morris Ashby's old documents. Fishers land is frequently mentioned in the subsequent deeds but not the house and probably John Ashby concurred with Richard Ashby's executrix in selling it.	Ashby, John (I28212)
46309	Role: Witness This property was the site of a dam and water power - the mill power house has been restored by the Bowes family 3 Nov 1845 - Crown Grant to James Condie 19 Apr 1850 - James Condie to William Elliott for ?200. William Elliot died in 1863. Between 1856 and 1866, portions of the property were granted David Ballantyne, James and Mary Fraser On 13 Dec 1866 Margaret Elliott et al deeded the property to John Gibson for $1600.00 - all On 13 Dec 1866 Isobel Foster et al deeded the property to John Gibson for $1600.00 - all "Two of John's grandchildren, Samuel (1871-1955) and his sister Mary (1874-1959), were the last Gibsons to live in the home. ?i?Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5?/i?	Gibson, William Murray (I366)
46310	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, Margaret (I8134)
46311	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, John (I19678)
46312	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, Robert (I19751)
46313	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, Jenet (I36583)
46314	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, Jane (I36586)
46315	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, Agnes (I36588)
46316	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, Catherine (I36591)
46317	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Brown, Jenet "Jane" (I19744)
46318	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, James (I19752)
46319	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, William (I19753)
46320	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, Alexander (I19754)
46321	Role: Witness This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.	Dick, Elizabeth (I22373)
46322	Role: Witness Transport Atlas, Capatain Turnbull, sailed from Greenock July 11th 1815, and arrived at Quebec September 4th 1815 with 242 passengers, who proceeded in this vessel under the command of Liutenant Champion, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Transports. Ages shown are ages at time of deposit paid which ranged from April to June 1815. (No. is the list position on the master list of settlers; maiden name of married females is shown in goven name colum within ( ); if married or single status indicated, this is shown in occupation column as (m) or (s); destination for the majority was "U" Upper Canada, for those destined to "L" Lower Canada an "L" is placed in the remarks column; place of residence may include information from both master and arrival lists; majority of Passengers are Scottish, with Irish and English passengers noted in the remarks column; # in remarks colum indicates position on arrival list) #18 Barber Thomas, age 35, (m) tailor, Torthorwald (Dumfries), paid L18.02, #13 Janet (Hannah), wife, Torthorwald Agnes, 8, daughter, Torthorwald John, 6, son, Torthorwald Mary, 2 3/4, daughter, Torthorwald Robert, 8 mos., son, Torthorwald Party of 1 man, 1 woman, 3 males under 12 years, 2 females under 12 years Former residence Dumfries arrived on ship 'Atlas' in 1815 located at Burgess R. Twp. [Ontario], Conc. 10, lot W8 on 7 April 1816. Thomas Barber Janet Hannah Barber Wife John Barber Child Mary Barber Child Agnes Barber Child Robert Barber Child	Barber, Robert (I1594)
46323	Role: Witness Transport Atlas, Capatain Turnbull, sailed from Greenock July 11th 1815, and arrived at Quebec September 4th 1815 with 242 passengers, who proceeded in this vessel under the command of Liutenant Champion, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Transports. Ages shown are ages at time of deposit paid which ranged from April to June 1815. (No. is the list position on the master list of settlers; maiden name of married females is shown in goven name colum within ( ); if married or single status indicated, this is shown in occupation column as (m) or (s); destination for the majority was "U" Upper Canada, for those destined to "L" Lower Canada an "L" is placed in the remarks column; place of residence may include information from both master and arrival lists; majority of Passengers are Scottish, with Irish and English passengers noted in the remarks column; # in remarks colum indicates position on arrival list) #18 Barber Thomas, age 35, (m) tailor, Torthorwald (Dumfries), paid L18.02, #13 Janet (Hannah), wife, Torthorwald Agnes, 8, daughter, Torthorwald John, 6, son, Torthorwald Mary, 2 3/4, daughter, Torthorwald Robert, 8 mos., son, Torthorwald Party of 1 man, 1 woman, 3 males under 12 years, 2 females under 12 years Former residence Dumfries arrived on ship 'Atlas' in 1815 located at Burgess R. Twp. [Ontario], Conc. 10, lot W8 on 7 April 1816. Thomas Barber?tab? Janet Hannah Barber?tab?Wife John Barber?tab?Child Mary Barber?tab?Child Agnes Barber?tab?Child Robert Barber?tab?Child	Hannah, Janet (I9336)
46324	Role: Witness Transport Atlas, Capatain Turnbull, sailed from Greenock July 11th 1815, and arrived at Quebec September 4th 1815 with 242 passengers, who proceeded in this vessel under the command of Liutenant Champion, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Transports. Ages shown are ages at time of deposit paid which ranged from April to June 1815. (No. is the list position on the master list of settlers; maiden name of married females is shown in goven name colum within ( ); if married or single status indicated, this is shown in occupation column as (m) or (s); destination for the majority was "U" Upper Canada, for those destined to "L" Lower Canada an "L" is placed in the remarks column; place of residence may include information from both master and arrival lists; majority of Passengers are Scottish, with Irish and English passengers noted in the remarks column; # in remarks colum indicates position on arrival list) #18 Barber Thomas, age 35, (m) tailor, Torthorwald (Dumfries), paid L18.02, #13 Janet (Hannah), wife, Torthorwald Agnes, 8, daughter, Torthorwald John, 6, son, Torthorwald Mary, 2 3/4, daughter, Torthorwald Robert, 8 mos., son, Torthorwald Party of 1 man, 1 woman, 3 males under 12 years, 2 females under 12 years Former residence Dumfries arrived on ship 'Atlas' in 1815 located at Burgess R. Twp. [Ontario], Conc. 10, lot W8 on 7 April 1816. Thomas Barber Janet Hannah Barber Wife John Barber Child Mary Barber Child Agnes Barber Child Robert Barber Child	Barber, Mary (I9337)
46325	Role: Witness Transport Atlas, Capatain Turnbull, sailed from Greenock July 11th 1815, and arrived at Quebec September 4th 1815 with 242 passengers, who proceeded in this vessel under the command of Liutenant Champion, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Transports. Ages shown are ages at time of deposit paid which ranged from April to June 1815. (No. is the list position on the master list of settlers; maiden name of married females is shown in goven name colum within ( ); if married or single status indicated, this is shown in occupation column as (m) or (s); destination for the majority was "U" Upper Canada, for those destined to "L" Lower Canada an "L" is placed in the remarks column; place of residence may include information from both master and arrival lists; majority of Passengers are Scottish, with Irish and English passengers noted in the remarks column; # in remarks colum indicates position on arrival list) #18 Barber Thomas, age 35, (m) tailor, Torthorwald (Dumfries), paid L18.02, #13 Janet (Hannah), wife, Torthorwald Agnes, 8, daughter, Torthorwald John, 6, son, Torthorwald Mary, 2 3/4, daughter, Torthorwald Robert, 8 mos., son, Torthorwald Party of 1 man, 1 woman, 3 males under 12 years, 2 females under 12 years Former residence Dumfries arrived on ship 'Atlas' in 1815 located at Burgess R. Twp. [Ontario], Conc. 10, lot W8 on 7 April 1816. Thomas Barber?tab? Janet Hannah Barber?tab?Wife John Barber?tab?Child Mary Barber?tab?Child Agnes Barber?tab?Child Robert Barber?tab?Child	Barber, John Sr. (I9338)
46326	Role: Witness Transport Atlas, Capatain Turnbull, sailed from Greenock July 11th 1815, and arrived at Quebec September 4th 1815 with 242 passengers, who proceeded in this vessel under the command of Liutenant Champion, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Transports. Ages shown are ages at time of deposit paid which ranged from April to June 1815. (No. is the list position on the master list of settlers; maiden name of married females is shown in goven name colum within ( ); if married or single status indicated, this is shown in occupation column as (m) or (s); destination for the majority was "U" Upper Canada, for those destined to "L" Lower Canada an "L" is placed in the remarks column; place of residence may include information from both master and arrival lists; majority of Passengers are Scottish, with Irish and English passengers noted in the remarks column; # in remarks colum indicates position on arrival list) #18 Barber Thomas, age 35, (m) tailor, Torthorwald (Dumfries), paid L18.02, #13 Janet (Hannah), wife, Torthorwald Agnes, 8, daughter, Torthorwald John, 6, son, Torthorwald Mary, 2 3/4, daughter, Torthorwald Robert, 8 mos., son, Torthorwald Party of 1 man, 1 woman, 3 males under 12 years, 2 females under 12 years Former residence Dumfries arrived on ship 'Atlas' in 1815 located at Burgess R. Twp. [Ontario], Conc. 10, lot W8 on 7 April 1816. Thomas Barber?tab? Janet Hannah Barber?tab?Wife John Barber?tab?Child Mary Barber?tab?Child Agnes Barber?tab?Child Robert Barber?tab?Child	Barber, Agnes (I9339)
46327	Role: Witness wife and five children DODS, CONSTANCE E. "A Selection of Lists from British Military Records, Series 'C' (Vol. 625)." In Families: Ontario Genealogical Society, vol. 25:2 (May 1986), pp. 95-104.	Borrowman, Mary Grant (I26543)
46328	Role: Witness wife and five children DODS, CONSTANCE E. "A Selection of Lists from British Military Records, Series 'C' (Vol. 625)." In Families: Ontario Genealogical Society, vol. 25:2 (May 1986), pp. 95-104.	Hanna, Marion "Minnie" (I36620)
46329	Role: Witness wife and five children DODS, CONSTANCE E. "A Selection of Lists from British Military Records, Series 'C' (Vol. 625)." In Families: Ontario Genealogical Society, vol. 25:2 (May 1986), pp. 95-104.	Borrowman, William (I36625)
46330	Role: Witness wife and five children DODS, CONSTANCE E. "A Selection of Lists from British Military Records, Series 'C' (Vol. 625)." In Families: Ontario Genealogical Society, vol. 25:2 (May 1986), pp. 95-104.	Borrowman, Marion (I36626)
46331	Role: Witness wife and five children DODS, CONSTANCE E. "A Selection of Lists from British Military Records, Series 'C' (Vol. 625)." In Families: Ontario Genealogical Society, vol. 25:2 (May 1986), pp. 95-104.	Borrowman, John "Morman John" (I36627)
46332	Role: Witness wife and five children DODS, CONSTANCE E. "A Selection of Lists from British Military Records, Series 'C' (Vol. 625)." In Families: Ontario Genealogical Society, vol. 25:2 (May 1986), pp. 95-104.	Borrowman, Hannah (I36629)
46333	Role: Witness William Miller?u?,?/u? sailed from Glasgow, Scotland 7 Apr 1820 Prompt, located 19 Nov 1820; wife, 1s +12, 1d +12, 2d -12. 1829 Report. 1834 - Miller and part of family here. Wretched lot. Port of Quebec report: 1820 May 13?tab?Brig Prompt, gone up to Montreal, was not boarded yesterday	Burns, Margaret (I12)
46334	Role: Witness William Miller?u?,?/u? sailed from Glasgow, Scotland 7 Apr 1820 Prompt, located 19 Nov 1820; wife, 1s +12, 1d +12, 2d -12. 1829 Report. 1834 - Miller and part of family here. Wretched lot. Port of Quebec report: 1820 May 13?tab?Brig Prompt, gone up to Montreal, was not boarded yesterday	Miller, Thomas (I22)
46335	Role: Witness Woman age 43, male children 23, 22; female 6, 2. Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, part 3, page 508, list 23/24.	McLaren, Little Peter (I13331)
46336	Role: Witness Woman age 43, male children 23, 22; female 6, 2. Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, part 3, page 508, list 23/24.	Stirling, Margaret (I13397)
46337	Role: Witness Woman age 43, male children 23, 22; female 6, 2. Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, part 3, page 508, list 23/24.	McLaren, Finlay (I13583)
46338	Role: Witness Woman age 43, male children 23, 22; female 6, 2. Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, part 3, page 508, list 23/24.	McLaren, Janet (I13584)
46339	Role: Witness Woman age 43, male children 23, 22; female 6, 2. Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, part 3, page 508, list 23/24.	McLaren, John (I13622)
46340	Role: Witness Woman age 43, male children 23, 22; female 6, 2. Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, part 3, page 508, list 23/24.	McLaren, James (I13398)
46341	Role: Witness	Miller, Janet (I20)
46342	Role: Witness	Wilson, Ann (I24)
46343	Role: Witness	Miller, John Mason (I335)
46344	Role: Witness	Beatty, Margaret (I336)
46345	Role: Witness	Miller, Jennette A. "Janet" (I339)
46346	Role: Witness	Dodds, Jean M. (I1544)
46347	Role: Witness	McEwan, Agness "Aggie" (I1540)
46348	Role: Witness	Boyle, David Miller (I2084)
46349	Role: Witness	Jamieson, Agnes "Nancy" (I2085)
46350	Role: Witness	Jamieson, Agnes "Nancy" (I2085)

Notes

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46301

Role: Witness
See Rachel & Margaret Jane in 1911 census

Clark, Rachel (I4197)

46302

Role: Witness
See Rachel & Margaret Jane in 1911 census

Clark, James Jr. (I4438)

46303

Role: Witness
Sgt. John Ashley (Ashby) received an initial location ticket for all of Lot 24 in Concession 2, Front of Yonge Township, Leeds County. This property is slightly to the north west of the village of Mallorytown. An investigation of this property reveals that it was all swamp land draining into Jones Creek which flows through the southern end of the property. Early maps indicate much more open water on the creek than visible on today's GIS maps suggesting that the water table has changed, but today this area remains undeveloped. Farmland in the township begins in concession 3.
A second location ticket was granted for Lot 19 SW in Concession 10 of Bathurst township of Lanark County, then part of the Bathurst District. This remote property was located on the shores of the Bolton Creek as it flows out of Bennett Lake. It is also directly west of the village of Fallbrook

Andrews, Susanna "Susan" (I4763)

46304

Role: Witness
She appears as Mrs. M. McMillan, no age given on the ships list
First name(s)      Jenny
Last name      McMillan
Gender      Female
Birth year      1893
Age      18
Age as transcribed      18
Marital status      S
Occupation      Dom
Departure day      6
Departure month      5
Departure year      1911
Departure port      Glasgow
Departure country      Scotland
Entry struck out      N
Destination port      Montreal
Destination      Montreal
Province or maritime      Quebec
Country      Canada
Destination place - country      CANADA
Destination country      Canada
Ship name      Saturnia
Ship official number      129489
Ship registered tonnage      5494
Ship square feet      30399
Ship master's first name      David
Ship master's last name      Taylor
Shipping line      Donaldson
Number of passengers      907
Length of voyage in days      21
Ship departure port      GLASGOW
Ship destination port      Montreal
Ship destination country      Canada
Record set      Passenger Lists Leaving UK 1890-1960
Category      Travel & migration
Subcategory      Passenger Lists
Collections from      Great Britain, Scotland, Canada, Americas

Becksted, Margaret (I68585)

46305

Role: Witness
The deed to the property was obtained from the Crown "Province of Upper Canada" on 22 Mar 1826 by Alexander Kidd. In 1831 Alexander Kidd sold to Alexander Dodds for the sum of ?245. In 1867, Sarah Dodds, widow of Alexander Dodds, sold to her son Thomas Dodds. In 1902 Margaret Dodds, widow of Thomas Dodds, sold to her son Ralph Dodds Sr. In 1946 Ralph Dodds Sr. sold to his son Ralph W. Dodds. In 1961 Ralph W. Dodds, sold to his son Howard E. Dodds.
?i?from E. Miller working notes?/i?

Dodds, Ralph Wilson (I1822)

46306

Dodds, Howard Edwin (I8260)

46307

Role: Witness
The Eaglesham lands were already heavily burdened with bonds, the first of which had been granted by his father in 1898. In1917 his father died, and he inherited the Polnoon lands as well. These too were heavily burdened, and his father seems to have left considerable debts. He had to pass the Polnoon lands to his father's trustees, who disburdened them, and sold them oon to William Douglas Weir, BaronWeir of Eastwood and Jame George Weir,who in 1933 passed them on to the Polnoon Estate Company, which was probably in their control. Even this was only delaying financial disaster for the Gilmours, but for the next few years Angus had other things on his mind.

Gilmour, Allen of Argyll (I37791)

46308

Role: Witness
The first property John Ashby purchased was from Mrs Elizabeth Fisher of Northampton, widow in 1616. Mrs Fisher was a daughter of William Peasenoll of Bugbrooke one of an old family of yeomen of that name still living in the village. William Peasenoll made his will in 1580, and thereby devised his freehold lands and house to his wife Phillippe for life with remainder after her death to his daughter Elizabeth the wife of Robert Fisher of Northampton intail. The interest thus given to Mrs Fisher was certainly not one which she could legally sell, but in 1616 by a deed of feoffment dated 1st June in that year she sold the property to John Ashby and Richard Ashby for ?105. The property is described as follows in the conveyance ?
All that messuage tenement one close and half yardland in arable meadow and pasture land with their and every of their right &c situate lying and being in Bugbrooke aforesaid now in the tenure of the said Elizabeth her assignee or assignes, farmers or tenants.

?105 at that time would be equal to about ?1000 at the present. The Richard Ashby who joined John Ashby in the purchase was not his brother but his second cousin, a son of Steven Ashby, the son of William Ashby's eldest son Robert. From the will of this Richard Ashby and an inquisition taken after his death, it seems that ?i?he and John Ashby each took half the yardland and that they held the house jointly. Richard Ashby directs his wife to sell his house called "Fisher's House lately purchased of Elizabeth Fisher of Northampton" and devises a "house called Newmans a quartern of land called Fisher's land" and other property to his youngest son Richard. ?/i?This will was proved in 1617. The inquisition taken at Northampton in 1619 states that Richard Ashby was seized at the time of his death of and in a moiety of one messuage and one close and of and in one quarterne of a yardland at Bugbrooke called "Fisher's land". After reciting his will and mentioning several other properties the inquisition goes on to say that the moiety of Fisher's house and land were held of Richard Cope Esquire as of his Manor of Bugbrooke by fealty and suit of court, and by the rent of 16d per annum in lieu of all other services. John Ashby's moiety would of course have been held in the same way. He retained the deed of conveyance and it is now amongst Morris Ashby's old documents. Fishers land is frequently mentioned in the subsequent deeds but not the house and probably John Ashby concurred with Richard Ashby's executrix in selling it.

Ashby, John (I28212)

46309

Role: Witness
This property was the site of a dam and water power - the mill power house has been restored by the Bowes family
3 Nov 1845 - Crown Grant to James Condie
19 Apr 1850 - James Condie to William Elliott for ?200.
William Elliot died in 1863.
Between 1856 and 1866, portions of the property were granted David Ballantyne, James and Mary Fraser
On 13 Dec 1866 Margaret Elliott et al deeded the property to John Gibson for $1600.00 - all
On 13 Dec 1866 Isobel Foster et al deeded the property to John Gibson for $1600.00 - all
"Two of John's grandchildren, Samuel (1871-1955) and his sister Mary (1874-1959), were the last Gibsons to live in the home.
?i?Posted 04 May 2012 by grantg5?/i?

Gibson, William Murray (I366)

46310

Role: Witness
This was the lot assigned to James and Janet but James drowned on the way to Lanark County. His son John was eighteen at the time and although the minimum age for receiving land was nineteen he was permitted to take on the lot that would have gone to his father. Neighbours helped the young people to get established and it was left to the older girls to care for the house and younger siblings.

Dick, Margaret (I8134)

46311

Dick, John (I19678)

46312

Dick, Robert (I19751)

46313

Dick, Jenet (I36583)

46314

Dick, Jane (I36586)

46315

Dick, Agnes (I36588)

46316

Dick, Catherine (I36591)

46317

Brown, Jenet "Jane" (I19744)

46318

Dick, James (I19752)

46319

Dick, William (I19753)

46320

Dick, Alexander (I19754)

46321

Dick, Elizabeth (I22373)

46322

Role: Witness
Transport Atlas, Capatain Turnbull, sailed from Greenock July 11th 1815, and arrived at Quebec September 4th 1815 with 242 passengers, who proceeded in this vessel under the command of Liutenant Champion, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Transports. Ages shown are ages at time of deposit paid which ranged from April to June 1815. (No. is the list position on the master list of settlers; maiden name of married females is shown in goven name colum within ( ); if married or single status indicated, this is shown in occupation column as (m) or (s); destination for the majority was "U" Upper Canada, for those destined to "L" Lower Canada an "L" is placed in the remarks column; place of residence may include information from both master and arrival lists; majority of Passengers are Scottish, with Irish and English passengers noted in the remarks column; # in remarks colum indicates position on arrival list)
#18 Barber
Thomas, age 35, (m) tailor, Torthorwald (Dumfries), paid L18.02, #13
Janet (Hannah), wife, Torthorwald
Agnes, 8, daughter, Torthorwald
John, 6, son, Torthorwald
Mary, 2 3/4, daughter, Torthorwald
Robert, 8 mos., son, Torthorwald

Party of 1 man, 1 woman, 3 males under 12 years, 2 females under 12 years
Former residence Dumfries arrived on ship 'Atlas' in 1815
located at Burgess R. Twp. [Ontario], Conc. 10, lot W8 on 7 April 1816.

Thomas Barber
Janet Hannah Barber     Wife
John Barber     Child
Mary Barber     Child
Agnes Barber     Child
Robert Barber     Child

Barber, Robert (I1594)

46323

Role: Witness
Transport Atlas, Capatain Turnbull, sailed from Greenock July 11th 1815, and arrived at Quebec September 4th 1815 with 242 passengers, who proceeded in this vessel under the command of Liutenant Champion, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Transports. Ages shown are ages at time of deposit paid which ranged from April to June 1815. (No. is the list position on the master list of settlers; maiden name of married females is shown in goven name colum within ( ); if married or single status indicated, this is shown in occupation column as (m) or (s); destination for the majority was "U" Upper Canada, for those destined to "L" Lower Canada an "L" is placed in the remarks column; place of residence may include information from both master and arrival lists; majority of Passengers are Scottish, with Irish and English passengers noted in the remarks column; # in remarks colum indicates position on arrival list)
#18 Barber
Thomas, age 35, (m) tailor, Torthorwald (Dumfries), paid L18.02, #13
Janet (Hannah), wife, Torthorwald
Agnes, 8, daughter, Torthorwald
John, 6, son, Torthorwald
Mary, 2 3/4, daughter, Torthorwald
Robert, 8 mos., son, Torthorwald

Party of 1 man, 1 woman, 3 males under 12 years, 2 females under 12 years
Former residence Dumfries arrived on ship 'Atlas' in 1815
located at Burgess R. Twp. [Ontario], Conc. 10, lot W8 on 7 April 1816.

Thomas Barber?tab?
Janet Hannah Barber?tab?Wife
John Barber?tab?Child
Mary Barber?tab?Child
Agnes Barber?tab?Child
Robert Barber?tab?Child

Hannah, Janet (I9336)

46324

Barber, Mary (I9337)

46325

Role: Witness
Transport Atlas, Capatain Turnbull, sailed from Greenock July 11th 1815, and arrived at Quebec September 4th 1815 with 242 passengers, who proceeded in this vessel under the command of Liutenant Champion, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Transports. Ages shown are ages at time of deposit paid which ranged from April to June 1815. (No. is the list position on the master list of settlers; maiden name of married females is shown in goven name colum within ( ); if married or single status indicated, this is shown in occupation column as (m) or (s); destination for the majority was "U" Upper Canada, for those destined to "L" Lower Canada an "L" is placed in the remarks column; place of residence may include information from both master and arrival lists; majority of Passengers are Scottish, with Irish and English passengers noted in the remarks column; # in remarks colum indicates position on arrival list)
#18 Barber
Thomas, age 35, (m) tailor, Torthorwald (Dumfries), paid L18.02, #13
Janet (Hannah), wife, Torthorwald
Agnes, 8, daughter, Torthorwald
John, 6, son, Torthorwald
Mary, 2 3/4, daughter, Torthorwald
Robert, 8 mos., son, Torthorwald

Party of 1 man, 1 woman, 3 males under 12 years, 2 females under 12 years
Former residence Dumfries arrived on ship 'Atlas' in 1815
located at Burgess R. Twp. [Ontario], Conc. 10, lot W8 on 7 April 1816.

Thomas Barber?tab?
Janet Hannah Barber?tab?Wife
John Barber?tab?Child
Mary Barber?tab?Child
Agnes Barber?tab?Child
Robert Barber?tab?Child

Barber, John Sr. (I9338)

46326

Role: Witness
Transport Atlas, Capatain Turnbull, sailed from Greenock July 11th 1815, and arrived at Quebec September 4th 1815 with 242 passengers, who proceeded in this vessel under the command of Liutenant Champion, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Transports. Ages shown are ages at time of deposit paid which ranged from April to June 1815. (No. is the list position on the master list of settlers; maiden name of married females is shown in goven name colum within ( ); if married or single status indicated, this is shown in occupation column as (m) or (s); destination for the majority was "U" Upper Canada, for those destined to "L" Lower Canada an "L" is placed in the remarks column; place of residence may include information from both master and arrival lists; majority of Passengers are Scottish, with Irish and English passengers noted in the remarks column; # in remarks colum indicates position on arrival list)
#18 Barber
Thomas, age 35, (m) tailor, Torthorwald (Dumfries), paid L18.02, #13
Janet (Hannah), wife, Torthorwald
Agnes, 8, daughter, Torthorwald
John, 6, son, Torthorwald
Mary, 2 3/4, daughter, Torthorwald
Robert, 8 mos., son, Torthorwald

Party of 1 man, 1 woman, 3 males under 12 years, 2 females under 12 years
Former residence Dumfries arrived on ship 'Atlas' in 1815
located at Burgess R. Twp. [Ontario], Conc. 10, lot W8 on 7 April 1816.

Thomas Barber?tab?
Janet Hannah Barber?tab?Wife
John Barber?tab?Child
Mary Barber?tab?Child
Agnes Barber?tab?Child
Robert Barber?tab?Child

Barber, Agnes (I9339)

46327

Role: Witness
wife and five children

DODS, CONSTANCE E. "A Selection of Lists from British Military Records, Series 'C' (Vol. 625)." In Families: Ontario Genealogical Society, vol. 25:2 (May 1986), pp. 95-104.

Borrowman, Mary Grant (I26543)

46328

Hanna, Marion "Minnie" (I36620)

46329

Borrowman, William (I36625)

46330

Borrowman, Marion (I36626)

46331

Borrowman, John "Morman John" (I36627)

46332

Borrowman, Hannah (I36629)

46333

Role: Witness
William Miller?u?,?/u? sailed from Glasgow, Scotland 7 Apr 1820 Prompt, located 19 Nov 1820; wife, 1s +12, 1d +12, 2d -12. 1829 Report. 1834 - Miller and part of family here. Wretched lot.

Port of Quebec report:
1820 May 13?tab?Brig Prompt, gone up to Montreal, was not boarded yesterday

Burns, Margaret (I12)

46334

Miller, Thomas (I22)

46335

Role: Witness
Woman age 43, male children 23, 22; female 6, 2.

Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: MG 11, Colonial Office 42, vol. 159, part 3, page 508, list 23/24.

McLaren, Little Peter (I13331)

46336

Stirling, Margaret (I13397)

46337

McLaren, Finlay (I13583)

46338

McLaren, Janet (I13584)

46339

McLaren, John (I13622)

46340

McLaren, James (I13398)

46341