Notes: Brian & Sandra's Family History

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#	Notes	Linked to
101	1901 Census: living down the road from his parents.	Everson, Walter (I7202)
102	1908 Oct 28 - Witnessed brother Augustus's Marriage and name recorded as Edna Flannery fo Belleville	Bertrand, Julia Edna (I120)
103	1911 Canada Census notes George and family were farming on Lot 19, Concession A, Grennock, Bruce County, where he was born.	Colwell, George Evans (I6252)
104	1911 Canadian Census records family living in Brock Township, Con 11, Lot 18.	Gall, William (I3056)
105	1911 Canadian Census, Living in Toronto Centre, Ward 2, 205 George Street. Living with her sister Alta as owners of a boarding house.	Davis, Emma (I4108)
106	1911 Canadian Census, living in Toronto Centre, Ward 2, 205 George Street, rooming house with Sister Emma.	Davis, Alta (I2267)
107	1911 Census records Annie living with Husband and 4 children in Halifax, Nova Scotia, down the street from her parents. See Nova Scotia, district 33, Halifax, pg 3, line 16. Obituary in The Calgary Herald, Sat, Apr 20, 1957 ·Page 2	Kline, Annie Hammil (I562)
108	1911 Census records as Irish descent.	Scott, Elizabeth Anne (I21)
109	1911 Census records immigration as 1906 to Alberta, Strathcona with family.	Willoughby, Richard (I5216)
110	1911 Census records immigration as 1906 to Alberta, Strathcona with husband and family	Cheffers, Annie (I8882)
111	1911 Census records Minnie as a Lodger in South Toronto. Occupation is listed as a Chocolate Dipper, working 50 weeks a years, 40 hours a week, and earned $360 in 1910.	Porter, Minnie (I10778)
112	1911 Census records Thomas living with father Joseph and Step mother Euphema.	Manley, Thomas F. (I4300)
113	1911 Census records Thomas living with father Joseph and Step mother Euphema.	Manley, Henry Erwin (I4302)
114	1916 Census of Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba 139 Inkster, 14 Winnipeg North, Manitoba Norman F Cossar, Head, Male, 26, 1890, b: Scotland, immigrated 1908, Scotch Clara Cossar, Wife, Female, 27, 1889, b: England, immigrated 1906, English Grace Cossar, Daughter, Female, 5, 1911, b:Manitoba, Englih Ella Cossar, Daughter, Female, 4, 1913, b:England, immigrated 1913, English Ethel Jones, Sister-in-law, Female, 23, b:England, immigrated 1913,English,housekeeper (Ella may be Ethel's Daugther based upon arrival date)	Cossar, Norman Francis (I939)
115	1917-1918 Attended Union School Section #4 in Kincardine Township.	Colwell, Florence (I6138)
116	1921 Census, living in Riverside, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Canada	Dempsey, William (I10948)
117	1921 Census, living in Riverside, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Canada	Thompson, Elizabeth (I10953)
118	1921 Census, living with parents in Riverside, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Canada	Dempsey, William James (I10961)
119	1921 Census, living with parents in Riverside, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Canada	Dempsey, Robert (I10964)
120	1924 living in Curraun, Mohill, Leitrim, Ireland	Hunt, Latetia Theresa Lavinia (I7992)
121	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2486
122	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2488
123	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2477
124	1985: Dorothy is married to Ivan Trousdale and lives in Vancouver British Columbia. Ivan is an administrator for an oil company (could be retired) and Dorothy was a stenographer for a paper company. Dorothy suffers from arthritis quite badly. (Arthritis seems to be on both sides of my family. Grandpa, Roland had it and so does my mother.) Butch died when he was about a year and a half old. The girls are all married and live in or around Vancouver British Columbia (per Joan Patterson)	Family F2474
125	1985: Eleanor and John live in Sherwood Park, near Edmonton, Alberta. (per Joan Patterson)	Family F2490
126	1985: George Victor left Okotoks while his parents, George and Elizabeth where still living there. He joined the army and went overseas. (WW1) After being wounded in 1917, he returned to Toronto Ontario and then to Vancouver British Columbia. My mother remembers him being a butcher in Vancouver. While in the butcher shop, he banged his head on a meat hook. This put pressure on his brain as he had a plate in hsi head as a result of the injury in the war. He had to quit butchering. When helping Gradma, Reitta, paint or wall-paper, he jumped down off a chair, hurting his ankle which wouldn't heal. Gangrene set in resulting in amputation of his leg above the knee. His wife Clara, had been married previously and had a son, John. (per Joan Patterson)	Family F2469
127	1985: George was in the Army in WW2. He was in the Engineer Corp, first stationed in Truro, Nova Scotia, then in England, then in France. After the war he was a carpenter in Lethbridge Alberta until retiring due to poor health. They still live in Lethbridge.	Family F2482
128	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2487
129	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7154)
130	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7155)
131	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7144)
132	1985: He is married and has a family. Was a founding member of the Alberta Bouvier Club. History of the Alberta Bouvier Club The Alberta Bouvier des Flandres Club was formed in June of 1978, by founding members Dyrl Campbell, Barrie and Bonnie Caskey, Diana and Stanley Case, Jim and Bonnie Curran, Wm. Dekort Jr., Randy and Linda Young, George and Sonia Kuperis, and John and Sonja Tummers.	Campbell, Dyrl Ernest Nelson (I7179)
133	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2485
134	1985: Lillian remained in Okotoks. She married Ernest Hogge in Okotoks. Ernest's family were early settlers in the area. (per Joan Patterson)	Family F2470
135	1985: Lillian worked in the drug store in Okotoks for years. After William's death she went to live with Ernest's mother, Lillian then went to live in Sherwood Park with Eleanor. It is quite coincidental as Ernest's mother eventually went senile. So, unfortunately, did Aunt Lil and she knew no one prior to her death. (per Joan Patterson)	Podger, Lilian Grace (I4284)
136	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2481
137	1985: Muriel was a bookkeeper/accountant. She retired with Roy to live in Vancouver. (per Joan Patterson)	Podger, Ida Muriel (I3655)
138	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2484
139	1985: Roy was a master mariner. He retired to live with Muriel in Vancouver. Unfortunately, Roy just suffered a stroke and is not very well. (per Joan Patterson)	Campbell, Roy (I7130)
140	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7158)
141	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7153)
142	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2479
143	1995 residing in Muncton, Newbrunswick	Crawford, Clarence Osborne (I55)
144	2. John Wall Born Dec. 9th, 1825 in Beckwith Twp. John took out a lot on Con. 1 SDR when he came with his family to Grey County in the late 1840s. He never married that we know of. He probably farmed beside his parents and helped clear the land. John is living in Bentinck in 1871 with his mother and Edward Wynn Jr. In 1881 they are still living in Bentinck. In 1891 John and his mother, Anne, are living in Hanover. According to Anglican Church records, Anne died July 1st, 1892 in Hanover. John probably stayed living at that location. We have found no record of John's death. Tracing John and Jane is very difficult because the Hanover Post burned in 1900 burning all the old newspapers. A caretaker at St. George's cemetery, where Moses Wall is buried, burned all the records of internments. He also took off with the bank account "according to a local historian". So we presume that Jane and Edward Wynn, Ann Jane Wynn, and John Wall and his mother, Ann Wall, are buried in a family plot at St. George's cemetery. The marker only tells us about Moses Wall who died on January 17th, 1864. These deaths were never registered. The only other record we have found of John is where he voted for a public school trustee in 1881. In local church records we did find Anne (Merritt) Wall's death recorded.	Wall, John Ferguson (I8300)
145	2021 Resident of Lakefield, Ontario, Canada Rr 3, lakefield, On 1945 Patient at Trintiy, Ontario,Canada (Voters List,)	Northey, John David (I5435)
146	3. James Wall Born May 4, 1829 in Beckwith Twp and died January 8, 1909. James came to Grey County with his parents and siblings and took out Lot 22 on Con. 1 SDR. Shortly after that he moved to Sydenham Twp. The 1851 Census shows him living there with his sister Mary Ann. He is listed as being a blacksmith. He married Caroline (Lana) Frank in that location and their descendants were two daughters, Mary Ann Wall (b.1853-d. January 28, 1928), who, in 1872, married Alfonzo Berdan (b.1853-d.1921) and Catherine Matilda Wall (b.1856-d. October 12, 1928) who, in 1873, married John Henry Chute (b. about 1852). The weddings of both Mary Ann and her sister Catherine Matilda were in Elgin Co. Caroline Frank Wall apparently died while the girls were very young. James then moved from Grey County to Elgin County. It would be quite a journey with two small children in the 1850s. Elgin County marriage records show that on Apr. 25, 1859 James Wall married Delilah Ferguson King (b. Abt. 1841–d. December 22, 1916). Delilah was the widow of Joseph King and had a daughter, Elizabeth King (b.1855-d.1892), who, in 1873, in Elgin County, married William Chute (b. 1854-d.1929). Descendants of James and Delilah were Lannie Wall (b.1864–d.1875), Susan Wall (b.1865-d.1952) married in 1883 to Ruben A. Powers (b.1859-d.1922), Joseph Danford Wall (b. 1866-d. March 16, 1882) who died after falling from a tree, Margaret Jane Wall (b.1868-d.1868), John David Wall (b. 1869-d.1936) married in 1885 to Cynthia Ann Perry (b.1864-d.1948), and Dilley M. Wall (b. 1875-d.1940) married in 1891 to Charles A. Roloson (b.1868-d.1941). James Wall is shown in the 1871 -1881, 1891, and 1901 censuses as living in Elgin County. James passed away Jan. 8, 1909 and is buried in the Luton Cemetery near Aylmer, and Delilah passed away Dec. 22, 1916 and is buried with James at Luton Cemetery. It is interesting to note that Elizabeth King (Delilah's daughter from her first marriage) and Catharine Wall (James' daughter from his first marriage), step-sisters, were both married on Dec. 10, 1873, to two brothers, William and John Chute.	Wall, James (I8306)
147	4. Mary Ann Wall Born Nov. 23, 1832 at Montague Township, Lanark Co. Mary Ann married Ambrose Rose on November 22, 1854, Smith Falls, Lanark Co, Ontario. They had a family of four children. Their first born was a son, William, born in Canada in 1856. They moved to Alexandria, Jefferson County, New York. They are shown in the 1860 US Census as living there. Children born in New York were Melissa, in 1856, and sons, Alvin, born 1858 and James A., born 1859. Mary Ann must have died sometime in the 1860s. The 1870 US Kansas Census shows Ambrose married to a wife, Hannah, and a son Merton. It does not list his first family. Where did the children live after their mother died? I have found that William Rose moved to Elgin County sometime before the 1881 Ontario census. He was a farmer. He married Harriet and they had three children; Lillie (1880 – 1939), Arthur (1882 – 1898), and William J. (1893 – 1962). All are buried in Union Cemetery, Yarmouth Twp., Elgin County, Ontario. William L. Rose (July 11, 1856 - Sept 30, 1908) and Harriet E. Rose, (March 3, 1855 – Jan. 8, 1933), are also buried in Union Cemetery. There is no concrete information on Melissa born in 1856. Alvin Rose is shown in the 1881 Census living on a farm in Leeds & Grenville County, Ontario. Ontario marriage records show a marriage of Alvin Rose of New York to Caroline Phillips, on September 3rd, 1881. Both are said to be residents of Renfrew. In Renfrew, Alvin and Caroline Rose had a son, George (1891-1897) and a daughter Melissa (1900-1968). Melissa married Harold T. McIlvenna on October 4th, 1918. Alvin's wife Caroline died October 10, 1913 and he then married Anna Maley in 1917. Alvin died on May 27th, 1931. These family members are buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Ontario. James A. Rose (1857-1922) immigrated to Canada in 1876. The 1881 Census tells us he was a shoemaker married to Phoebe Land (1857-1940) and living in Elgin County. The family of James and Phoebe consisted of seven boys: William b.1880, Walter b. 1881, Robert b. 1882, Edward b. 1885, Harry b. 1890, George b. 1894, Joseph b. 1901. James and his wife, Phoebe, are buried in Aylmer Cemetery, Section C, Malahide Twp, Elgin Co, Ont.	Wall, Mary Anne (I8305)
148	4353-25 Neil Gordon McFADYEN, 27, TTC motorman, Ontario, 6 Pendrith St., s/o William McFADYEN, b. Ont & Jennie PENDRIE, married Rebecca WATTS, 23, B.T.Co. operator, England, 544 Bathurst St., d/o Alfred William WATTS, b. England & Ada Mary BURROW, witn: Amy Barwell WALKER & Mary A. MEISTER, both of 84 Follis Ave., 8 Aug 1925 at St. Cyprians Church	Family F3656
149	5. Maria Wall-This is Patrick Burns line. Born about 1834 in Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario and died April 24th, 1900 in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan where she moved after her husband's death. Maria came to Grey County, Ontario with her parents and siblings from Lanark Co, in the late 1840s. She married James Bottrell about 1851. James was born in Cornwall, England, 1827 and his family came to Canada before the 1851 Grey County census. In Bentinck Township, Grey County, James Bottrell's parent's home was across Durham Road from the farm of Moses Wall whose daughter was Maria Wall. In the 1851 Agricultural Census of Ontario, we find Maria and James married and living on the land next to the farm of James' parents, William Bottrell (b. 1798) and his wife, Mary Bottrell (b. 1796). William and Mary Bottrell were born in Cornwall, England. William Bottrell's gravestone states a "native of Cronwall" and date of death is April 30th, 1858, age 60 years. He is buried at the St. George Cemetery, Hanover, Grey Co, Ontario, Canada. Most likely his wife Mary is there too. Found Mary's death registration; Mary Bottrell died on Oct. 4th, 1880, age 92, Widow. Born Cornwall, England, 1788. Informant: Robt Campbell (her son in law). She died at her daughter's home, Charity (Bottrell) Campbell, at the District of Muskoka, Muskoka Co, Ontario. The Bottrell family is shown living in Warbstow parish at Launceston, of Cornwall County, England in the 1841 census; William Botteral, his wife Mary, and their children: -James (1827) -Robert (1833) -Charity (1836) She married Robert Campbell. From a gravestone at St. George Cemetery: William, son of Robt & Charity Campbell, died May 16th, 1855 age 2 yrs. Charity died on June 18th, 1896, age 63 at the District of Muskoka. On her death registration is listed born in Cornwall, England and Robert died on Feb, 26th, 1923, age 93, born 1830 Ireland. -Philip (1837) "Native of Cornwall" died Sept. 29th, 1879, aged 43 years, his wife Mary Ann, died June 7th 1904, aged 78 years from their gravestone inscription at St. George Cemetery. -Samuel (1839) Married Mary Camble on Oct. 3rd, 1860, Normanby Twp, Grey Co. Found two more children in the William and Mary Bottrell family; -William born 1823, England. (He's living with the family in the 1851 Bentinck Twp, Grey Co, Ontario census). -John, born 1816, England. John married a Betsy (1818) about 1841 in England. They came over from England about 1844. They are farming next door to William and Mary in the 1851 Bentinck Twp Census. On the 1871 Census tell us that Maria and James Bottrell were in Grey County, Ontario and that James was a butcher. James and Maria had ten children: John born Sept. 1853 (died Feb 16th, 1855 from gravestone from the St. George Cemetery at Hanover, with inscription listing his parents, James and Maria Battrell, age 2 years, 5 months), Ann, William Henry, Jane, James Albert, Samuel Amos, Margaret Matilda, Mary Jane, Catherine, and John. -Ann Bottrell (b. 1855) married Henry W. Young (b. abt. 1848) in Hanover, Ontario on March 5th, 1873. John Bottrell (d. February 16th, 1855) buried in the St. George Cemetery in Bentinck Township, Ontario. -William Henry Bottrell, (b. November 24th, 1855-d. September 29th, 1909), married Mary Ann (b. October 30th, 1865). William died in London, Ontario. -James Albert Bottrell (b. about 1860) married Catherine Brocher on Oct. 24th, 1883. -Samuel Amos Bottrell, (b. January 5th, 1863- d. August 26th, 1922) married Margaret Sarah Donnelly (b. March 2nd, 1873) in Hanover, Ontario on November 18th, 1889. Margaret was the daughter of John Donnelly and Alice Russell of Bentinck Township. Samuel and Margaret had three daughters, Edna Mary (b. 1891), Gertrude Maria (b. April 7th, 1893 in Walkerton, Ontario), and Pearl (b. April 23rd, 1897 in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan – d. September 21st, 1937 in Detroit, Michigan). Edna married John Madden, Gertrude married James Hurst and, in London, Ontario, Pearl married Daniel Burns (b. June 15th, 1896 in Ontario – d. December 18th, 1970 in Detroit, Michigan) in a Roman Catholic wedding at St. Peter's Cathedral in the heart of London. Pearl and Dan Burns had fifteen children by the time Pearl died at age 40. Her parents, Samuel and Margaret Bottrell, may have briefly lived in the upper peninsula of Michigan at the time of Pearl's birth. Samuel is shown as a landowner there around that time. Later, Samuel and his family settled in London, Ontario where Samuel was a streetcar conductor. -Margaret Matilda Bottrell (b. January 9th, 1867 – d. March 11th, 1944), married William Griffiths (b. 1865) on November 20th, 1889 in Walkerton, Ontario. -Mary Jane Bottrell (b. about 1870). -Catherine Bottrell (b. about 1875). -John W. Bottrell (b. about 1878 in Grey County, Ontario) and died on September 2nd, 1898 in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Saturday, September 3rd, 1898, Page 4 of "The Sault Ste. Marie News" Death of John Bottrell. John Bottrell, driver for P. C. Kelther, after a short illness, died yesterday morning, of inflammation of the bowels. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the M. E. Church. Interment in the Riverside cemetery. Mr. Bottrell leaves a wife to mourn his loss. After James Bottrell died around 1890 Maria went to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan to live with her son, John. Her obituary from April 26, 1900 edition of the Hanover Post says that she had lived in Hanover seven or eight years ago. According to the obituary, Maria died of a stroke. Another obituary-Saturday, April 28th, 1900-Page 6 of "The Sault Ste. Marie News"…Mrs. Maria Bottrell died suddenly Tuesday morning at her home in the Lalande block, Asmun street, from the effects of a parlytic stroke. The deceased was 60 years of age and is survived by five children. The remains were taken to Hanover, Ont., Thursday, by Samuel Bottrell, her son, for internment. Her son William of Walkerton was in Hanover making arrangements for her internment in the Hanover (Crispin) cemetery. Her husband was buried there about 10 years before; however, there is no marker at the cemetery. Our local Librarian (Hanover) got the location from the cemetery caretakers. On Maria's death certificate from Sault Ste. Marie, it states she was at the time of her death, 67 years, 10 months and 28 days old. That would put her birth date as May 26th, 1832. This does not work well with her sister Mary Ann's birth date, which came from church records. It's a mystery!	Wall, Maria (I8309)
150	6. Henry Wall-This is Annabelle (Miller) Holley's line. Born in Montague Township, Lanark Co in Feb. 1st, 1836 and died May 13th, 1910, Bentinck Twp, Grey Co. Henry also came to Grey County in the 1840s with his parents and lived on Con. 1 SDR. Henry married Elizabeth Hillis on Mar. 8th, 1858 in Durham County, Ontario. Elizabeth was born on July 12th, 1836, at Co. Monaghan, Ireland and died Aug. 25th, 1902, Bentinck Twp. Elizabeth's parents, William Hillis (1799) and Mary Boyd (1794), were also a neighbour of the Wall family east of Hanover. Both William and Mary were from Co Monaghan, Ireland. William died on Dec.29th, 1881, age 82 and Mary died on April 25th, 1898, age 104. Dates and ages are from their gravestones at the Durham Cemetery, Bentinck Twp, Grey Co, Ontario, along with where born, "Native of Co. Monaghan, Ireland." They were from the town of Monaghan in Co Monaghan. They are listed in the Legnacreeve-Braddox Presbyterian Church Records there. Initially William Hillis and Mary Boyd lived at Aghnasedagh (a townland), which is part of Monaghan Town, but they attended Legnacreeve Church, which is in the town of Clontibret. Other Hillis families also listed at the same Church are James & Beth Hillis of Lisaginny, Clontibret, & Robert & Mary Hllis of Roghan, Derrynoose. The children (all born in Ireland) of William and Mary: -James, born 1830, married Elizabeth Wall (see her section). -Margaret, born Nov. 12th, 1833, married David Connor. -William 1835. Never married. -Elizabeth, born May 29th, 1837, married Henry Wall. -Sarah, born May 29th, 1837, twin to Elizabeth, married George Torry. -Mary, born Apr 5th, 1842, married John White on Jan 10th, 1871. -Ann, born 1848. Never married. -Jane, Nov. 18th, 1845, married William Running on March 9th, 1875. -Rebecca born on March 12th, 1850. She married Edwin Disney on Jan. 7th, 1879 (the name Helen is in marriage record). The family was in Canada by the 1851 Bentinck Twp, Grey Co, Ontario census. James Hillis married Elizabeth Wall, Henry's sister. Henry Wall married Elizabeth Hillis, James sister. So a Hillis brother and sister married a Wall brother and sister. Henry and Elizabeth probably lived on the lot that James Wall took out from the Crown before he and Mary Ann moved to Sydenham Township, possibly Lot 23, Con 1 SDR. They are both buried in the Crispin Cemetery, Hanover, Grey Co, Ontario. The 1861 Bentinck Twp Grey Co, Census shows that they lived next to Henry's parents, Moses & Ann Wall. Their first two children, Mary Ann (1859 – 1931) and Moses (1861 – 1926) were born there. They then moved to Lot 11, Con 7 Bentinck Twp in 1862. Their third child was William (1863 – 1934). The other children were John (1865 – 1943), Rebecca (1868 – 1948), Margaret Jane (1870 – 1946), and Robert (1873 – 1878). Except for William, the children of Henry and Elizabeth all remained in the Grey County area. William left for the west in about 1906 and we believe that he died in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1934. There is a record of one William Wall who died in Vancouver in 1934 and his age at death was shown as 63 years. Mary Ann never married. Moses Wall (the son) married Mary Elizabeth Donnelly (b. 1864), daughter of John and Alice Donnelly of Bentinck Township. Moses and Mary's children were: -John Henry (b. 1885) who married Sarah Cowdrey (b. 1882) on May 23, 1907. -Elizabeth (Bessie) (1887-1947) who married Sam Wendorf (b.1882). -James (1888-1945). Henry and Elizabeth's son John married Isabella Teasdale and their children were: -Edgar, who died in infancy. -Ruth who married Ross Miller. -Ruby who married Edward Stangler and later Sylvester Benninger. -Rebecca (1868-1946) never married. -Margaret Jane married Willie Owens on Oct. 13th, 1895, Hanover. Their children: Ethel and William. Henry Wall was my Great Grandfather, his son John Wall, was my Grandfather, his daughter Ruth Wall (Miller), was my Mother. We have a lot more information on the descendants of Henry Wall & Elizabeth Hillis available. -Annabelle	Wall, Henry (I8301)