Notes: Brian & Sandra's Family History

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401	Elizabeth Hunter was born in Kincardine Twp, Bruce Cty, Ontario to Ann and Murdoch Hunter on May 7th 1859. She appears with her parents in the 1871 and 1881 censuses there. She met and married her husband, Murdoch McLeod, while living in the same area. Shortly after marrying, the young couple relocated to Wasco County, Oregon (Obit) where Murdoch's brothers, Alex and George were already farming. Here they took up homesteading on a farm on the Tygh Ridge and raised their 7 children.Elizabeth's brother, William also moved to the area about 1888 and her mother, Ann, came to reside with Murdoch and Betsy the last few years of her life.The family appears in the 1910 census living in Kingsley village but by the 1920 census they were living in The Dalles and by 1930 the census for The Dalles shows Betsy as a widow living with her daughter Olive and grand daughter Janet whose mother had died. Murdoch's will shows Betsy as being age 65 when he passed away in 1924.Elizabeth had become known as 'Betsy' to some of her relatives and friends. She also kept in touch with her Canadian and NZ family as witnessed by a number of photos. Her cousin, R. D. Finlayson, who visited San Francisco in 1957 was in possession of several photos of Betsy although it is not believed that he visited The Dalles. He could have obtained them when he made contact with Betsy's daughter, Myrtle, while in San Francisco. Elizabeth was a member of First Methodist chirch in The Dalles, Old Wasco County Pioneer assoc and the Columbia Chapter 33 of the Order of the Eastern Star. She passed away at the age of 96. Services were at Smith Callaway Chapel with Rev Revelle Roach officiating. Vault internment in the IOOF cemetery.	Hunter, Elizabeth (I4392)
402	Emigrated 14 Jul 1815, from Greenock, Scotland on the ship "Baltic Merchant" Imigrated 4 Sep 1815, to Quebec, Lower Canada 1815 Living with Christiana White in Blackburn, Kilmarnock, Scotland, occupation Cartwright 1816 Apr 17, residence Lot E18, Concession 1, Bathurst Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada 1819, Residence Bathrust Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada	Kidd, Alexander (I9641)
403	Emigrated 1840 to Ontario, Canada	Stirling, George (I10426)
404	Emigrated in 1774 from Ireland to Ballstown, Albany County, New York, USA MILITARY SERVICE: 1779 NY Jessup's Rangers- corporal MILITARY DISCHARGE: 1783 New York, NY LAND GRANT: Bef 13 Oct 1784 Edwardsburg Twp., Grenville Co., UC HEIGHT: 5' 8" David Hunter Sr. of South Gower Twp. has been mistaken for David Hunter Sr. of Yonge Twp. since the 1790's. Not only descendants, genealogists and U.E. Loyalists groups, but also government official during their lifetimes made this error. Both men were U.E. Loyalists with large families. Both had sons named James, David Jr., and John/Jonathan. And both had daughters named Elizabeth, nicknamed Betsy. Both were probably married twice. However a 1797 map of Edwardsburgh Twp., clearly shows the 1st David Hunter Sr. living in that township on 100 acres near his in-laws the McIlmoyls. A similarly dated map of Yonge Twp. shows the 2nd David Hunter Sr. on 200 acres on the St. Lawrence River. Other differences between these 2 men- South Gower Twp. was a farmer, whereas Yonge Twp. was a millwright. The first man was born in Ireland in 1761. The 2nd man's birth place/date is unknown. Before the American Revolution the 1st man lived in New York State and the 2nd lived in Vermont. South Gower died at a young age in the fall 1816 according to his brother-in-law Thomas McIlmoyl. Surrogate Court records from that time support this date. David Hunter Sr of Yonge Twp lived until old age and died c. 1833. His signature on many post 1816 documents support the 2 man theory. To illustrate the make-up of the 1st man's family there exists an 1810 Township Census for South Gower. Listing the names and ages of all citizens individually it reads:vDavid Hunter 47,Gette Hunter 27,SamÕl Hunter 18,Jane Hunter 14,David Hunter Jun'r 11,Mary Hunter 8,James Hunter 6,John Hunter 4,Peter Hunter 2,Elizabeth Hunter 0 As well, Thomas McIlmoyl submitted to the Surveyor General a signed affadavit in 1831 which attests to the lineage of the 1st David Hunter Sr.'s offspring. It reads: Grandfather's name was Samuel, he died at New York, in the time of the revolution. Samuel,Jane,David,Mary,James,Peter,Elizabeth,John,Nelson,Frances,Margrat (sic)	Hunter, David (I3247)
405	Emigrated in 1832	Moynes, Elizabeth Colling (I5747)
406	Emigrated to Argentina c 1903.I don't know why or exactly when my grandfather went to Argentina, but it was said that he introduced merino sheep to Patagonia. He had an estancia of about 300,000 acres, with 60 gauchos, and flew the Union Jack from his flagpole. All "gone with the wind" a long time ago. 2 of his brothers and one of his sisters also went to the Argentine.- ex Ronnie Land, 8 Apr 2005	Sadleir, Robert Hunt (I7903)
407	Emigrated to Canada from England 1843	Moynes, Thomas (I5749)
408	Emigrated to Canada in 1905 with Family BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England	Cardy, Edward Horace (I875)
409	Emigrated to Canada in 1905 with Family	Collard, Elizabeth Emily (I891)
410	Emigrated to Canada in 1908 BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England	Cardy, George (I874)
411	Emigrated to Canada in 1908	Firth, Ethel (I879)
412	Emigrated to Canada in 1927 BT27/1174, Ships Departures, The National Archives, Ruskin Avenue, Kew, TW9 4DU, United Kingdom Ships Name Minnedosa Official Number 142717 Steamship Line Canadian Pacific Master’s Name JN Griffiths Registered Tonnage 8,310 Port of Embarkation Southampton Where Bound Saint John NB Date 30th March 1927 Date of Departure 31st March 1927 Contract Ticket Number Name of Passengers Destination Profession Ages of Passengers 30442 Jesse Banfield Canada Farmer 39 49 Fieldside Rd, Old Bromley Road, Bromley, Kent Lily Canada H. Wife 44 Dorothy Canada None 14 Jessie Canada None 3 Imigration Records (1925 - 1935), National archives of Canada Surname Banfield Banfield Banfield Banfield Given name Jesse Lily Dorothy Jessie Age 39 44 14 3 Sex M F F F Nationality En En En En Date of arrival 1927/04/09 (yyyy/mm/dd) Port of arrival Saint John, New Brunswick Ship Minnedosa, Canadian Pacific Reference RG76 - Immigration, series C-1-c Volume 1927 volume 5 Page 84 Microfilm reel T-14850 Minnedosa, Canadian Pacific Minnedosa was the sister of Melita, and the careers of these two ships paralleled one another from start to finish to an extraordinary degree. Laid down in 1913 at Barclay, Curle & Co. of Glasgow, she was intended for the Hamburg America Line. World War I intervened, however, and while on the stocks she was purchased by Canadian Pacific. After being launched as Minnedosa in 1917, she was towed to Harland & Wolff in Belfast for the installation of her engines and fitting out as a troop carrier. She entered service with a 5 December 1918 maiden voyage from Liverpool to St. John, New Brunswick, her passengers being Canadian troops returning home. When her trooping duties were completed, Minnedosa was placed on Canadian Pacific's regular service from Liverpool to Canada, and remained in that service until 1922. She then moved over to the line's Antwerp-Southampton-Canada route. Minnedosa was refitted and modernized in 1925 at Hawthorne, Leslie & Co. of Newcastle. She then returned to service from Antwerp to Canada. She returned to the Liverpool-Canada service in 1927 and (after 129 transatlantic roundtrips) was laid up in 1931. The ship was sold for scrapping in Genoa in 1935, but was bought from the breakers by the Italian government, renamed Piemonte and used as a troop transport in Italy's Abyssinian campaign. In 1938, she was placed on Lloyd Triestino's Far East service. Piemonte survived a torpedo attack near Messina in November 1942, but not an airborne Allied bombing attack, at Messina, in May 1943. She capsized and sank, half submerged in shallow water. Raised in 1949, she was then towed to Spezia for scrapping. Sources: Bonsor's North Atlantic Seaway; Haws' Merchant Fleets; Kludas' Great Passenger Ships of the World.	Banfield, Jesse (I931)
413	Emigrated to Canada in 1927 DATE OCCUPATION ADDRESS 1882 Maidstone, Kent 5 April 1891 Phoenix Cottages, Nettlestead, Kent 31 March 1901 Barmaid 81 Waterloo Road, Wellington Arms, Lambeth, London 1911 Witness to marriage 49 Fieldside Rd, Old Bromley Road, Bromley, Kent 30 March 1927 SS Minnedosa 9 April 1927 arrived St John, New Brunswick, Canada BT27/1174, Ships Departures, The National Archives, Ruskin Avenue, Kew, TW9 4DU, United Kingdom Ships Name Minnedosa Official Number 142717 Steamship Line Canadian Pacific Master’s Name JN Griffiths Registered Tonnage 8,310 Port of Embarkation Southampton Where Bound Saint John NB Date 30th March 1927 Date of Departure 31st March 1927 Contract Ticket Number Name of Passengers Destination Profession Ages of Passengers 30442 Jesse Banfield Canada Farmer 39 49 Fieldside Rd, Old Bromley Road, Bromley, Kent Lily Canada H. Wife 44 Dorothy Canada None 14 Jessie Canada None 3 Imigration Records (1925 - 1935), National archives of Canada Surname Banfield Banfield Banfield Banfield Given name Jesse Lily Dorothy Jessie Age 39 44 14 3 Sex M F F F Nationality En En En En Date of arrival 1927/04/09 (yyyy/mm/dd) Port of arrival Saint John, New Brunswick Ship Minnedosa, Canadian Pacific Reference RG76 - Immigration, series C-1-c Volume 1927 volume 5 Page 84 Microfilm reel T-14850	Cruttenden, Lily (I926)
414	Emmigrated from England about 1836	Everson, John (I1013)
415	Emmigrated from England about 1836	Baker, Elizabeth (I1014)
416	Emmigrated from England about 1837	Everson, John (I6057)
417	Emmigrated from England about 1837	Everson, Maria (I6058)
418	Emmigrated to Africa in 1904	Willoughby, Arthur (I5222)
419	Emmigrated to Canada	Sangster, Claude John (I9877)
420	Emmigrated to Canada	Sangster, Delarine Eugene Jenny (I9881)
421	Emmigrated to Canada 1820-1823 and settled in Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada	Colwell, Francis (I6102)
422	Emmigrated to Canada in 1820, of Leeds, Ontario	Hales, James (I4841)
423	Emmigrated to Canada in 1839 with wife Mary and sons William and John, settled in Kemptville before moving to Kincardine.	Gaddis, James Henry Rev. (I841)
424	Emmigrated to Canada in 1891	Ellis, Hetty May (I5866)
425	Emmigrated to Canada with sister to Oshawa, Ontario, worked as a Domestic.	Hume, Katherine (I8750)
426	Emmigrated to U.S.A. in 1878 per 1910 census. U.S.A. Naturalization as of 21 Sept 1898, seal affixed 15 Dec 1903. Location, Sault Ste. Marie, Chippema County, Michigan, U.S.A.	Bertrand, James Allen (I5823)
427	English descent for Essex County, and of Irish extraction, original name being O'Cardy BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England - farm labourer Reported to be both a farm labourer and Horseman/keeper. 1871 Census records inlaws William & Susan living next door to them	Cardy, Daniel (I862)
428	Ernest Augustus Slade 11.He was born 18th September 1834 in the County of Cumberland, NSW which was Sydney. He was baptised on the 2nd of November 1834 at the Parish of Saint James, in the County of Cumberland. Fathers name was Ernest Augustus Slade and Mothers name was Mary Ann Curran their abode at the time of birth was stated as Castlereagh Street & Macquarie Street Sydney.. His Mothers surname was to be used from here on as his Family name. A Minister of the Church of England named Richard Hill in 1834 christened Ernest. In the year of 1859, which was the year of his marriage to Lavinia Brooker, he had been living in Parramatta NSW for 34 years, six children to this marriage have been found so far. Ernest died of heart disease after being sick for 4 months. Informant of his death was his son Mark David Curran his second eldest son of 133 North Road Newport Victoria.	Curran, Ernest Augustus II (I9331)
429	Evan was reported to be a mole catcher living in the middle of Shrewsbury in 1813. (Geoff White - Helsinki, 2000)	Binnall, Evan (I10310)
430	Executrix of her husbands Will.	Davis, Elizabeth (I3523)
431	Family Ancestry is Irish. Born in Leeds Quebec, he went to Vermilion, Alberta to homestead with his father but was unsuccessful and returned to Okotoks, Alberta to operate a dray business (1926-1940). After marrying Merle, they moved to Black Diamond, Alberta. He was an oilfield worker in Turner Valley, Alberta.	Patterson, Hugh Alexander (I7135)
432	Family Name: ELLIS Given Name(s): Crhistiana Event: MARRIAGE Spouse's Family Name: ARCHIBALD Spouse's Given Name(s): Chas Jno Birth Place: CORNWALL Registration Year: 1896 Registration Number: 3657	Family F2686
433	Family Name: ELLIS Given Name(s): Wilmot Sex: Female Event: MARRIAGE Spouse's Family Name: HODGE Spouse's Given Name(s): John Henry Registration Year: 1888 Registration Number: 7770	Family F2691
434	Family Name: ELLIS Given Name(s): Wilmot Sex: Unknown Event: DEATH Father's Name: Edyvean Jno Mother's Name: UNKNOWN - Ellen Age: 54 Death Place: Cwood Registration Year: 1899 Registration Number: 9179	Edyvean, Wilmot (I7879)
435	Family Name: HODGE Given Name(s): Bessie Event: BIRTH Father's Name: Jno Hy Mother's Name: ELLIS - Wilmot Birth Place: EAGLEHAWK Registration Year: 1889 Registration Number: 30625 Family Name: HODGE Given Name(s): Bessie Event: DEATH Father's Name: Jno Hy Mother's Name: ELLIS - Wilmot Death Place: Eaglehawk Registration Year: 1889 Registration Number: 16264	Hodge, Bessie (I7893)
436	Family Name: HODGE Given Name(s): John Henry James Sex: Male Event: DEATH Father's Name: HODGE John Mother's Name: SIMMONS - Martha Age: 58 Death Place: SOUTH YARRA Registration Year: 1923 Registration Number: 16798 Family Name: HODGE Given Name(s): John Henrt Event: DEATH Father's Name: Hodge Robt Hy Mother's Name: CAMERON - Mary Age: 67 Death Place: Rmond Registration Year: 1948 Registration Number: 544 Family Name: HODGE Given Name(s): John Henry Event: DEATH Father's Name: Mother's Name: HODGE - Catherine Jane Age: 21 Birth Place: Death Place: SANDHURST Registration Year: 1883 Registration Number: 12442 Family Name: HODGE Given Name(s): John Henry Event: DEATH Father's Name: Henry Alfred Mother's Name: NICHOLS - Annie Mary Age: 43 Death Place: Drou Registration Year: 1976 Registration Number: 10008 Hodge deaths with Birthplace Cornwall Surname Given Name(s) Event Sps Snm / Father Sps Gvn / Mother Year Reg. No HODGE Ann D Craze Thomas - Jane 1865 2754 age 36 HODGE Samuel D Daniel 1872 6082 age 23 HODGE Mary D Eve Samuel U - Elizabeth 1866 5491 age 34 HODGE Sally D Mundy Renatius UNKNOWN - Sally 1868 889 age 37 HODGE Elizabeth Ann D Reynolds John BELLMAN - Ann 1874 24 HODGE John D 1880 11304 age 29 HODGE Jonathan D Jonathan 1878 2358 age 47 HODGE John D Francis WEBB - Ann 1878 6670 age 63 wife Catherine Sellar	Hodge, John Henry (I7892)
437	Family Name: HODGE Given Name(s): Maud Sex: Female Event: BIRTH Father's Name: Jno Hy Mother's Name: ELLIS - Wilmot Birth Place: EAGLEHAWK Registration Year: 1891 Registration Number: 22317	Hodge, Maud (I7894)
438	Family Name: HODGE Given Name(s): Robt Edyvean Sex: Male Event: BIRTH Father's Name: Jno Hy Mother's Name: ELLIS - Wilmot Birth Place: E HAWK Registration Year: 1894 Registration Number: 11379	Hodge, Robert Edyvean (I7895)
439	Family Name: HODGE Given Name(s): Wilmot Event: DEATH Father's Name: Ellis Richard Mother's Name: EDYVEAN - Wilmot Age: 73 Death Place: Ehawk Registration Year: 1939 Registration Number: 12706	Ellis, Wilmot (I7891)
440	Family Name: LAMPSHIRE Given Name(s): Elizabeth Frances Sex: Female Event: MARRIAGE Father's Name: Mother's Name: Spouse's Family Name: CORDWELL Spouse's Given Name(s): John William Age: Birth Place: Death Place: Registration Year: 1886 Registration Number: 1082	Family F2683
441	Family Name: LAMPSHIRE Given Name(s): William Sex: Male Event: MARRIAGE Spouse's Family Name: LAMPSHIRE Spouse's Given Name(s): Elizabeth Ann Registration Year: 1859 Registration Number: 2963	Family F2680
442	Family Name: LAMPSHIRE Given Name(s): Wm Jno Sex: Unknown Event: MARRIAGE Father's Name: Mother's Name: Spouse's Family Name: KEAM Spouse's Given Name(s): Myrtle Mavis Age: Birth Place: Death Place: Registration Year: 1935 Registration Number: 7196	Family F2688
443	Family tree downloaded from Ancestry.com suggests a birth date of Jan 8 1896	Arnold, Claressa (I52)
444	Farmed Lot 11, Con 19, Greenock Township until 1904 when he bought the Lovat Hotel.	McArthur, Duncan (I10055)
445	Farmed near Blackstock, then to a farm near Manchester, where Tom died. Buried at Bethel Cemetery, Oakwood.	Archer, Thomas (I5895)
446	Farmed near Blackstock, then to a farm near Manchester, where Tom died. Following Tom's death Mary and foster son, Perry Chase, moved to the farm on Highway 7 just south of the Cambray turn, where she lived until her death. Buried at Bethel Cemetery, Oakwood.	Cory, Mary Jane (I5894)
447	Farmed on the 12th concession of Mariposa until 1918, when they moved to the 9th concession. Ritired to the Village of Oakwood. Buried at East Oakwood Cemetery.	Prouse, William (I5900)
448	Father was a Dr. in Newmarket, County Cork, Ireland She left John Philpot for another man.	Creagh, Sarah (I506)
449	Father: Robert Crawford b: 20 JUN 1793 in Monaghan, Ireland Mother: Susannah Spence b: 22 DEC 1805 in Albion, Ontario, Canada Marriage: Julia Wilson b: 15 SEP 1851 in Caledon, Ontario, Canada Married: 05 APR 1868 Children: 1.Susannah Mary Crawford b: 14 JUL 1873 in Albion, Ontario, Canada 2.Anna Bertha Clara Crawford b: 01 JAN 1883 in Third Line, Lot Albion Cty Peel, Ontario, Canada 3.Julia Emmalyne Crawford b: 03 NOV 1881 in Peel Co.,Ontario,Canada 4.Robert James Crawford b: 17 MAR 1885 in Albion, Ontario, Canada 5.Ethel Lillie Crawford b: 02 APR 1889 in Albion, Ontario, Canada 6. Esther Crawford b: 08 MAR 1879 in Albion, Ontario, Canada 7. William Spence Crawford b: 21 SEP 1869 in Albion, Ontario, Canada 8. Margaret Jane Crawford b: 10 NOV 1875 in Albion, Ontario, Canada 9. Elizabeth Ann Crawford b: 03 NOV 1871 in Albion, Ontario, Canada 10. Florence Ammelia Crawford b: 06 FEB 1877 in Albion, Ontario, Canada 11. Agnes Louise Crawford b: 12 JAN 1887 in Albion, Ontario, Canada 12. Liche Crawford b: 1889 in Algoma, Ontario Canada (This one must have died before 1891 because he or she is not in 1891 Census nor the 1901 Census)	Crawford, William Spence (I10990)
450	Flora married William sometime after the death of his first wife, Gertrude in 1935.Little is known about her including her last name. She passed away about a year after William	Flora Clara (I4398)