SAMIS, PARKER

Northumberland County:

Please respond to: Wendy SMITH, at wsmith@zeuter.com

Posted: 8 Oct 1998,                 To FINDER

BUSH, ROSEBUSH

Northumberland County:

Please respond to: Phyllis READ, at pjread@istar.ca

Posted: 8 Oct 1998,                 To FINDER

BATTISBY, SHAW, MALLORY

Northumberland County:

Have so far found the following marriages:
Cecilia Ann BATTISBY 1880? Pt. Hope;
James John BATTISBY 1888 Cavan Twp;
Esther BATTISBY 1889 Port Hope m. Arthur G. SHAW of Toronto (b. Quebec);
Jessie BATTISBY 1892 Colborne m. Caleb H. MALLORY of Percy;
James R. BATTISBY 1894 Bobcaygeon;
Margaret BATTISBY 1894 Campbellford;
Edith May BATTISBY 1900 Peterborough;
Ethel BATTISBY 1904 Burks Fall;
Ethel BATTESBY 1905 Burks Fall;
M. Jane BATTISBY 1904 Toronto;
Anna M. BATTESBY 1907 Chatham

And also:
Alexander Milne BATTISBY, Canadian Expeditionary Force database
John Roy (Ray?)BATTISBY, Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid, Newmarket, York
Alexander Ander? BATTISBY, Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid, Beechwood, Ottawa

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Contact Janet McCALLISTER at mccinc@ihug.co.nz

Posted: 24 Oct 1998,                 To FINDER

Our Lady of Mount Carmel CEMETERY BOOK

Northumberland County:

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Contact Dave KEARNEY of Kane, PA at raznun@penn.co

Posted: 24 Oct 1998,                 To FINDER

GEORGE, GERMAN, TRIPP, SALINES

Northumberland County:

Contact Paul GEORGE at pdgeorge@netsync.net

Posted: 3 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

LINTON

Hamilton Township

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Contact Terry LINTON at RVRSONG@aol.com

Posted: 3 NOV 1998,                 To FINDER

VAN WICKLIN

Northumberland County:

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Contact Georgi SILLS of Abbotsford, B. C., Canada at gsills@shaw.ca

Posted: 3 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

VAN NORMAN, RILEY

Frankford, Ontario:

Please reply to: Phyllis READ at pjread@istar.ca

Posted: 3 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

SPENCER, Methodist Church Records

Grafton, Haldimand:

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Contact Ray SPENCER at spencerr@efni.com

Posted: 3 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

YOUNG, CLARK

Am inquiring for an individual who is "not online".

Seeking info on a Catherine YOUNG, born about 1797 in Murray. On Dec 26, 1819 she married Hezekial CLARK at Ameliasburgh. Any information is appreciated. Please reply to: Tom CLARK at grandma@tomwardc@aol.com

Posted: 4 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

SARGENT, BUCK

I am looking for information on the William SARGENT family who left Dummerston, Windham Co., VT around 1809-1816 to go to Northumberland Co, Ontario. His wife was Lois BUCK born about 1787. She was the d/o Elija and Louisa/Lois BUCK, who may have been in Cobourg. William and Lois had three children: William Schuyler SARGENT, born 17 Nov 1809; James Sumner SARGENT, born 28 Nov 1811 and Betsey Ann Jane SARGENT, born 24 Oct 1814.

Any help would be appreciated. Please reply to: Marge HOWE of Williamsville, VT, USA at jmhowe@sover.net

Posted: 4 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

HAYDEN

The HAYDENs came from County Wicklow, Ireland in the 1790's! Thomas was born 1826 and died 1908. Reginald, my great-grandfather was born in Mar 1875 and died in 1950's. My grandfather is Charles Edwin "Pat" HAYDEN, 1904-1964. All these men are buried in the Union Cemetary of Port Hope!

The Family had a foundry on Caven Steet, Port Hope, where the "Hayden Plough" was made and sold to farmers in the area. Does anyone know the history of Hayden Road, located near Cobourg?

Dr. Anson HAYDEN was an Irish rebel, a town councilor in the Bay of Quinte, and was imprisoned in the Kingston jail. Does anyone know anything else about him?

I'm seeking any other kind of information of whatever nature! Please contact: Ian WESTELL of Ottawa at ianhw@sympatico.ca

Posted: 9 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

RICHARDS, HOLLENBACH

I am aware of the family oral history which states that my g-g-gf Remembrance RICHARDS married Liza HOLLENBACH and lived in Northumberland County, Ontario. He was born in the US and came to Canada after the American Revolution, settling in Ontario. Early Militia rolls show a John HOLLENBECK, born 1798, serving with the regiment from Hamilton-Haldiman Townships. I am unsure if HOLLENBECK was a UEL. I am interested in any family information on RICHARDS or HOLLENBACH/HOLLENBECK.

Where could I do further research on these people in Northumberland County and in particular, Hamilton and Haldimand Townships? What sources are available? Who is a good resource contact? Please reply to: Paul RICHARDS of Ottawa at lenoreb@netcom.ca

Posted: 9 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

CRUSO, BUCK

I am searching for information about the histories of Mary Elizabeth CRUSO of Cobourg who died in the 1920's and her husband's family of Roe BUCK. They were married on May 11, 1853. I am a direct descendent of her son, who moved to America and lived in Chicago. Any information would be appreciated.

Please reply to: John TOMLIN at johntim52@earthlink.net

Posted: 9 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

CRANDELL

I am looking for any info on my ancestor, Joseph Abbott CRANDELL from Cramahe, Northumberland Co, Ontario. He was born about 1809.

Please reply to: CRANDELL Researcher at Fabre8@aol.com

Posted: 9 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

DAUNCEY

Looking for ancestors of William and Catherine DAUNCEY. They bought farm property in Brighton Township in 1831, which is now in the town of Wooler. Can anyone provide some details on this family?

Please reply to: Joy CROSBY at mrsc@reach.net

Posted: 9 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

WASHBURN, SAGER, EMANS, TYLER

Looking for information on Samuel WASHBURN, born c. 1810/11 in New York. He came to Northumberland as a young man and married Susannah SAGER about 1829/30.

They had 13 children. The eldest, Daniel WASHBURN, b. 1831, married an Irish gal named Harriet, according to the 1871 census. Samuel and his sons were carpenters and farmers. Ten of the children immigrated back to the U.S and settled in northern Michigan in the late 1870-1880. Daniel remains in Northumberland with at least four of his children. Mary Ann (WASHBURN) EMANS, William WASHBURN, Frederick WASHBURN, SAMUEL WASHBURN and his twin brother, Sanford WASHBURN born 20 July 1843, Louisa WASHBURN, Mariah (WASHBURN) TYLER, George WASHBURN, Willett WASHBURN and Sarah Margaret (WASHBURN) TYLER all go west to Michigan. Do not know what became of their son, Lewis WASHBURN, b. c. 1836, or a female named Madora WASHBURN, b. c. 1864. Samuel dies before 1871 around Campbellford, Brighton Township, Northumberland Co., Ontario. Susannah dies in Central Lake, Antrim Co., Michigan on May 5, 1880.

Can anyone tell me where and when Samuel WASHBURN died and was buried? Contact: Diane L. (WASHBURN) RICE at DIANELRICE@aol.com

Posted: 13 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER

BRADY

The BRADY family moved to Campbellford sometime before 1881 and had a general store called McKenna and Brady until about 1907. They came from Waseca County, Minnesota. About 1907, the family moved to Alberta, Canada and had a farm that covered about a square mile. Farming was so tough during this time that they gave the bank the farm land deed and moved to Minneapolis, MN.

I am a grandson of the store owner and am looking for any information on this family.

Please respond to: Charles BRADY at c.brady@sympatico.ca

Posted: 15 Nov 1998,                 To FINDER