Notes: Brian & Sandra's Family History

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201	Augustus H. Bertram, 56, was a son of Augustus Bertram and Saphrona Robison, born 27 Mar 1865, in Cambellford, Ontario. He was a married farmer who died in Superior Twp, Chippewa, MI, per his two indexed death records. Middle initial questionable - Marker states: Augustus J. Bertram Death record states: Augusts H. Bertram Marriage record states: Augustus Henry Bertram -	Bertram, Augustus Henry (I10806)
202	Ballyalla, Ennis and Monare, Foynes, Barrister at Law Clerk of the Peace for Clare	O'Brien, Robert Vere (I7820)
203	Baptised by Rev. W.L. Scott 1851 Census - Household of her parents, John & Abigail in Smith Twp, Peterborough Cty1861 Census - Household of her parents, John & Abigail in Smith Twp, Peterborough Cty1871 Census - Burleigh, Anstruther, Monmouth, Chandos & Cardiff; Peterborough Cty1881 Census - Burleigh, Anstruther & Chandos; Peterborough Cty1891 Census - Burleigh, Anstruther & Chandos; Peterborough Cty1901 Census - Chandos Twp; Peterborough Cty	McIlmoyle, Abigail (I1552)
204	Baptised by Rev. W.L. Scott BIOGRAPHY: 4 Children.	McIlmoyle, Margarite (I1554)
205	Baptised by Rev. W.L. Scott BIRTH: Does not show up in the 1891 Census Birth place identified as Ontario in 1901 Census, Irish decent. BIOGRAPHY: 1901 Census - family living in Peterborough East, Burleigh Township on Concession 12, Lot 19. Described as a 200 acre lot with 1 home and 3 additional buildings (barns, stables...) One of the additional buildings was being used as a school; one room; 20 students. 1911 Census - living with son Bert and Daughter Edna in Peterborough East, Burleigh Township on Censession 12, Lot 19, just up the road from his son Harry G.	McIlmoyl, Thomas Nicholas (I1006)
206	Baptised by Rev. W.L. Scott	McIlmoyle, Mary (I1549)
207	Baptised by Rev. W.L. Scott	McIlmoyle, Johnathon (I1550)
208	Baptised by Rev. W.L. Scott	McIlmoyle, William (I1551)
209	Baptised by Rev. W.L. Scott	McIlmoyle, Elizabeth (I1553)
210	Baptized by Reverand M Mc(sic) Methodist Minister of Fraserville on 14th day of April 1890.	McIlmoyle, Robert James (I2339)
211	Barbara Ellen McFadyen – 1936 – 2016 Obituary for Barbara “Ellen” McFadyen Barbara Ellen McFadyen (née Edmiston) of Kincardine, passed away at the South Bruce Grey Health Centre-Kincardine, on Friday, December 16, 2016 in her 81st year. Beloved wife of Duncan and mother of Scott (Nancy) McFadyen of Smiths Falls, Sue (Brian) Samson of Hamilton, Eric (Julie) McFadyen of Kincardine and Kate (Dave) Wright of Hanmer. Dear grandmother of Erica, Rob, Ally, Jeffrey, Andrew and Tegan. Survived by her sister Jane Guest of Kincardine. Also missed by many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Predeceased by her brother-in-law Jack Guest and sister-in-law Florence (Hugh) Fitzsimmons. Ellen was a retired nurse who volunteered for many years with the V.O.N. and the Cancer Society. She was a longtime member of the Kincardine Theatre Guild and an avid bridge player and enjoyed Tai Chi. Private family arrangements entrusted to the Davey-Linklater Funeral Home, 757 Princes Street, Kincardine, (519 -396-2701). Memorial donation to the V.O.N. Grey Bruce or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.	Edmiston, Barbara Ellen (I157)
212	Became a clergyman	Colwell, Thomas (I8072)
213	Believed to have moved to Cape Breton possibly via U.S.A.	Hunter, John (I4399)
214	BIOGRAPHY: DATE OCCUPATION ADDRESS 1873 Marden, Kent 3 April 1881 Scholar 8 Wellington Road, Maidstone, Kent 5 April 1891 Farm Labourer Phoenix Cottages, Nettlestead, Kent 4 April 1896 Brewers Foreman 45 N. Gardens, Brighton, Sussex Witness to marriage: Samuel Cardy, Edith Cardy 4 June 1899 Cellarman 111 Claremont Street, Brighton, Sussex 31 March 1901 4 Tichbourne Street, Brighton, Sussex 3 July 1904 Storeman 26 Dean Street, Brighton, Sussex 1907 emmigrated to Ontario, Canada with family	Cruttenden, Lewis (I880)
215	BIOGRAPHY: This family came together in August of 1825 and immediately applied for land which they got: Lot 11 Con 1 Fitzroy and Lots 1 and 2 in the 8th con of Horton. The Griffith family were United Empire Loyalists who came to Kincardine Con 7 Lot 24,25. Originally from Ireland, they had moved to NovaScotia initially, then to the Ottawa Valley. In the mid 1800s five brothers and a sister move to Kincardine township, Ontario, Canada. Parents were John and Eliza.	Griffith, John (I1484)
216	BIOGRAPHY: 10th Earl of Oxford. He was the second son of John de Vere, 7th Earl of Oxford. The title passed to his brother, Thomas (8th earl of Oxford), and then to his nephew, Thomas's son, Robert de Vere (9th earl of Oxford). Robert was a favorite of King Richard II, who created him Duke of Ireland. "These high honours exciting the jealousy of the nobles, and the favourite bearing his fortune imperiously," Robert's enemies demanded that the King dismiss him as a traitor. He fled in disguise to France, then returned with a force of 4000 or 5000 men. He was met at Radcote Bridge by the Earl of Derby and Duke of Gloucester, "wher his troops being surrounded, he could secure personal safety only by abandoning his two gauntlets and armour, and thus swimming down the stream." His enemies discovered letters to him from the King, "calling on him to hasten to London, and the Monarch would be ready to live or die for him." He was attainted by a Parliament called soon after his defeat, outlawed, banished, and stripped of his honors. He died in France in about 1392, wounded by a wild boar while hunting. The earldom was subsequently restored to his uncle, Aubrey, in 1392. Acceded in 1392	De Vere, Aubrey 10th Earl of Oxford (I3743)
217	BIOGRAPHY: 1857 owned Kincardine Con 1 North Durham Road Lot 70	Colwell, Samuel (I129)
218	BIOGRAPHY: 1871, The Bank, New Brunswick, Canada listed as Tide Waiter (Seaman)	Brewster, John W. (I3667)
219	BIOGRAPHY: 1880 US Census shows James Hunt living with her family. Registered as 23yrs <1857> Farmer born in Canada. Parents Canadian.	Hunt, Latetia (I1801)
220	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England DATE OCCUPATION ADDRESS 1874 Wormingford, Essex 1878 Great Baddow, Essex 3 April 1881 Scholar Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex 5 April 1891 4 April 1896 45 N. Gardens, Brighton, Sussex Witness to marriage: Samuel Cardy, Edith Cardy 4 June 1899 111 Claremont Street, Brighton, Sussex 31 March 1901 4 Tichbourne Street, Brighton, Sussex 3 July 1904 26 Dean Street, Brighton, Sussex 1907 Canada	Cardy, Mary Ann Blanche (I876)
221	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England	Cardy, Walter Daniel (I871)
222	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England	Cardy, William Horace (I872)
223	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England	Cardy, Samuel (I873)
224	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England	Cardy, Rose Hannah (I877)
225	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England	Cardy, Philip James (I878)
226	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England - farm labourer	Cardy, Henry (I867)
227	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England - working as a farm labourer	Cardy, Alfred (I869)
228	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England - working as a farm labourer	Cardy, Herbert (I870)
229	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Marshalls Green, Bures St Mary, Suffolk, England	Canzell, Mary Cousins (I2462)
230	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Lived at Marshalls Green, Bures St Mary, Suffolk, England - Agricultural Labourer	Cardy, William (I3578)
231	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census - Occupation Engine Driver Birth Certificate for son Lewis records Edward P Cruttenden (father) as a Black Smith.	Cruttenden, Edward Penfold (I919)
232	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 British Census records Elizabeth as head of the household at Wheal Ellen in St. Agnes, Cornwall, England. Listed as a Tin Miner's Wife Family at home were James, Sarah, Elizabeth, Richard, Amelia, Arthur, Louisa, Julia	Pascoe, Elizabeth Jane (I273)
233	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 Canada Census shows Eliza living with husband Henry, two daughters Margaret and Letitia Griffith and another child listed as Samuel Colwell. Eliza and Samuel owned Lot 70 on Concession 1 NDR of Kincardine Township in 1857.	Stewart, Eliza (I127)
234	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 Census indicates she was not living at the family home.	Cardy, Louisa (I868)
235	BIOGRAPHY: 1881 Census shows Samuel George living with his mother, now married to Henry Griffeth	Colwell, Samuel George (I125)
236	BIOGRAPHY: 1888 Henry married Mary Jane Geddes and moved to Kincardine Con 7 Lot 28 from Con 7 part Lot 17.	Arnold, Henry (I794)
237	BIOGRAPHY: 1891 Census - 98 Northumberland East, Dist i-3 pg 9 family 40 Father and Mother both reported as born in NovaScotia BIOGRAPHY: 1911 Census - 101 Northunmberland East, Dist 38, s7 Living with her son Arthur and his family Martha wife, Cecil and Mildred	Bronson, Catherine (I115)
238	BIOGRAPHY: 1891 Census 98 Northumberland East, District i-3 pg 9 fam 40 Father born in Quebec, Mother born in England BIOGRAPHY: 1901 Living on the North half of Lot 4 on Concession 3, Northumberland East Seymour Township. in a 6 room wooden home on 100 acres with one barn.	Bertrand, Joseph Edward (I114)
239	BIOGRAPHY: 1901 Census shows Albert, age 13, living with another family down the road. BIOGRAPHY: Living with George and Elsie Will. They had several daughters, one Maggie also 13 years old. See 1901 Census District 97 North Ontario, Thorah Township, Sub Dist:0, Div:3, pg:3	Everson, Albert Henry (I1029)
240	BIOGRAPHY: 1901 Census shows Mary Jane living at home as a Boarder. Listed as Jaine Bertram, but the birthdate matches hers.	McIlmoyle, Mary Jane (I105)
241	BIOGRAPHY: 1903 when Henry died, she carried on farming Kincardine Con 7 Lot 28 with some hired help and the assistance of her brothers.	Geddes, Mary Jane (I817)
242	BIOGRAPHY: 1st Bart of Curragh Chase, created a baronet 4 Dec. 1748.M. P. for Askeaton 1797. Served in the 5th Regiment of Foot, Major in the Earl of Inchequen's Regiment. in America war 1783. Colonel of 135th Regiment until it was disbanded 1795. Raised the County Limerick Regiment of Fenables Infantry 1793., and was appointed its Colonel. Died 11 August 1818 . Married Hon, Eleanor Perry, daughter of Rt. Rev. Wm. Cecil, Lord Glentworth, Bishop of Limerick and sister of Edward Henny, 1st Earl of Limerick, on 4 th March 1784. Died 25 Dec. 1820 .	Hunt, Sir Vere 1st Bart of Curragh Chase (I3474)
243	BIOGRAPHY: 2nd Baronet of Curragh Chase. Assumed by royal licence dated 3 Feb. 1832 , the surname and arms of De Vere instead of those of Hunt. Author of poems	De Vere, Aubrey 2nd Bart of Curragh Chase (I3492)
244	BIOGRAPHY: 4 Children.	Manley, Joseph (I2218)
245	BIOGRAPHY: A minor at his father's death.	Hunt, Vere (I1966)
246	BIOGRAPHY: Acquired land lot 23, on the 7th Concession, Brock Township in 1831. Sold lot 23 and accompanied McArthurs to Bruce County.	McIntyre, Murdock (I42)
247	BIOGRAPHY: Bachelor	McArthur, Hugh John (I1045)
248	BIOGRAPHY: Barrister at Law, Justice of the Peace, High Sheriff County Limerick 1870. M. P. for that County 1854-1859. Took title of 4th (and last) Baronet of Currah when his brother Vere died.	De Vere, Stephen Edmund (I3506)
249	BIOGRAPHY: British 1881 Census shows Rachel (68yrs) (widowed) living with a couple boarders Elizabeth Talley (27 yr old female, Jeweller from Birmingham, Eng) Gertrude N. Talley (5 yr old female) at 4 Unett St 1 House 1 Court Birmingham, Warwick, England When her father was stationed in India with his wife, they sent young Rachel back to England, where she stayed at the home of her uncle John Newman and was brought up for several years in close association with her cousin John Henry.	Newman, Rachel (I516)
250	BIOGRAPHY: Cousin and companion to William the Conqueror at the Battle of Hastings 1066. Lord of Longueville, Normandy, France	Giffard, Walter (I1474)