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Seeking information on family of Joseph DORY/DORIE of Hamilton, Cobourg,
1825 occupying Lot 17 of concession A 50 acres. Joseph's wife was Charlotte HELLENBOLT, daughter of Adolphus HELLENBOLT, who moved up to Cobourg from Orleans County New York approximately 1803. Please e-mail Christine SPENCER of Evanston IL at c-spencer3@nwu.edu
Or see information on web site
http://pubweb.nwu.edu/~osmun.
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I am researching my STONEBURGH family tree and am seeking any information about a man named Andrew Wellington STONEBURGH, born in or near Trenton, Ontario, Canada in the Township of Wellington in 1843 and died 9/9/1920 at Fulton, New York. My records indicate that he migrated from Canada
to Volney, New York to locate an older brother in 1870. He married Harriett
Amelia HAYNES within two years after his arrival and produced one son Harry
William STONEBURGH.
I would appreciate any additional information. Please respond to:
Esther STONEBURG at at Stoneburg@aol.com(Grandpa lost the "h" and couldn't find it to put back on)
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I'm researching the OVENS family geneology, but have hit some stumbling blocks getting the family back from upper New York state into Canada.
Two brothers, John J. OVENS, b. 9 Mar 1862-63 and
Thomas G. OVENS, b. 15 Feb 1868 in Durham County, Ontario, CAN.
John J. OVENS is my ggrandfather. This information is gathered from
Applications to become US citizens that were filed in the Yates County, New
York courthouse.
Any help out there would be appreciated in making a link into Canada. Please contact: Steve OVENS at doggau@mailcity.com
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I am looking for information on the children of Leonard CARR b. ca.1836 Norfolk England and Sarah A. BURTON, b. ca. 1845. Leonard died in 1912 in Northumberland County.
Their children were: (William) Francis CARR, b.ca. 1875;
Edward Jesse CARR, b.ca. 1877; Merritt B. CARR, b.ca. 1878; Daniel Ernest, b.ca. 1880, married Mary LEACH, b.ca. 1880; Leonard CARR; Phoebe CARR;
Harry CARR; George POTTER. Leonard is the brother of my gg grandfather, Samuel CARR. I am willing to
share info.
Please respond to: Connie (CARR) Ayers of
Alberta, Canada at
artcon@telusplanet.net
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I am searching for a family surname, BRODIE. The father was born in 1896. Three children born 1927-1933. Two Daughters and one Son. The father is said to be a tanner.
Please respond to: Steve NEWTON at
steve.newton@wwbs.otherside.com
Posted: 15 Nov 1998 Return to Index
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I am looking for information about the family of John WINN, Concession 1, Lot 10 of Cramahe, which was later known as Brighton Township. Three children are known for certain: Joel WINN, b. 1801; Geroge WINN, b. 1817; and Hiram WINN, b. 1821. John's last wife died in 1851 at the age of 63. There may have been an earlier wife??? There was a William WINN, perhaps a son, about 1850. Census data indicates that there were more children, male and female. Any information would be appreciated.
Please respond to: John WINN at johnsir@aol.com
Posted: 15 Nov 1998 Return to Index
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I am searching for family of Hannah LILLIS, nee QUINLAN, who is buried at the St. Mary's Catholic Church--(Old), Grafton, Haldimand, Northumberland Co.. Any information would be appreciated.
Please respond to: Nancy [CLIFFORD] COOPER at
nancycooper@juno.com
Posted: 15 Nov 1998 Return to Index
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* Caleb PRINGLE, of Brighton Township, originally of Richmond Township. He married Olive MacCUMBER in Richmond in 1834. The whole family seems to disappear around 1890. In particular his grandson, Frederick PRINGLE who later moved to Kingston. Are Caleb and Olive buried near Brighton Village/ Or anywhere else in the township? What happened to all the children?
Please respond to: Janice BUTTERWORTH at
janice.butterworth@shaw.ca
Posted: 19 Nov 1998 Return to Index
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Seeking WATSON family information from 1830 - 1850. WATSON's were in Seymour Township. Joseph, John and Martin WATSON were part of a large family. Both parents died and left Joseph and siblings alone. Joseph, rather than be adopted by an aunt, ran away and became a cabin boy on a sailing ship on the Great Lakes.
The three WATSON boys mentioned married three REEVE sisters.
Seeking death information on the parents, marriage information on the brothers, family information such as who was in the family, adoption information, ship information for Joseph's employment, and connections to the REEVE family members such as William B. REEVE, Susannah REEVE, William J. REEVE, Barbara or others.
Please respond to: Dan REPLOGLE at
dlraps@noble.cloc.com
Posted: 22 Nov 1998 Return to Index
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I am looking for a Margaret MAGUIRE or McGUIRE, born September 26, 1841 and was baptised at St. Michael's Catholic Church at Cobourg, Canada on October 2, 1841. Her parents are Edward and Mary [LEONARD] MAGUIRE; the name later changed to McGUIRE. The Edward McGUIRE family moved the the USA and left her in Canada. Would like to find her family.
Please respond to: Anna MORRIS at
jmorris257@aol.com
Posted: 27 Nov 1998 Return to Index
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Abraham CRONKHITE Sr and wife Mary, came from upstate NY to Canada around 1792, bringing with them at least two small children: Abraham Jr (b. 1789) and Samuel (b. 1791). They lived in Fredericksburg, L&A Co, for a while, but had been granted land in Percy Township, Northumberland Co and appeared to go between these two locations. In 1796, they had Jacob (b. in Fredericksburg) and soon Nicholas (b. 1800 in Fredericksburg). Nicholas and Samuel were given their father's land in Percy Twp after his death in the late 1830s. They each had 100 acres of the land.
Samuel fared better, and also had land up in Brighton Twp, likely from receiving land from service performed in the War of 1812. Nicholas had married Elizabeth (nee Walker??) in 1831 presumably in Fredericksburg, and had the following children: Abraham, Mary, Frances, Thomas, Samuel, Abram, Mary (2), and Laurenzo D.. In 1862, Thomas (age 22) and Laurenzo (age 8) moved to Oswego County, NY to start their lives; we have info from Thomas' descendents, but little on Laurenzo. Abraham, son of Nicholas, stayed in Percy Twp for his entire life, with wife Matilda, and had children: Hamilton and Christina (the latter whom moved to Oswego later in her life.)
Around 1862, Elizabeth died and Nicholas remarried to Marjory PEEBLES. They had the following children: William, James, Elizabeth, Sally, Rose and Charlotte. In the early 1880s, Nicholas died, and because of their financial straits, most of the younger children were sent away to homes that could care for them. My great-grandmother, Rose, stayed in touch with her older brother, Will, and her younger sister, Lottie, but nothing is known of the others.
If you think you may have any information on these people or any CRONK/HITES from this area, please email me at:
Jason GILMORE at
ultrann@yahoo.ca
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Researching Charles BULLOCK, b. circa 1821 in Ontario. He is found in 1871 Census in Brighton Township, Northumberland, Ontario. A farmer and English. Child Carl Carlisle BULLOCK, was born 1852 in Ontario and moved to Iowa, USA about 1871. He married Martha Jane LIGGETT in 1881 and moved to Page County, Iowa. Carl died in 1934 in Iowa. His father, Charles, died between 1871 and 1881. Charles' parents are unknown. Any Information would be helpful.
Please contact:
Merriam WHITE at
merriam@sprintmail.com
Posted: 15 Dec 1998 Return to Index
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Looking for the parents of Simon DALMAS, 1854 - 1901 who married Sarah WRIGHT. 1848 - 1919. Any info would be helpful.
IPlease respond to
Cindy SINCLAIR at
sin_amos@KOS.net
Posted: 15 Dec 1998 |
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