Notes: Brian & Sandra's Family History

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51	1881 - District 19, Liversedge, Yorkshire, England (birthplace: Clifton, age 30)	Brown, Amelia (I5267)
52	1881 - District 19, Liversedge, Yorkshire, England (census, son, 6, Scholar, born: Clifton)	Hartley, Adam (I5269)
53	1881 - District 19, Liversedge, Yorkshire, England (census, son, 8, Scholar, born: Clifton)	Hartley, James Edward (I5268)
54	1881 British Census - Lived at Giffords Farm, Runwell, Essex, England 1871 Census records parrents William & Susan living next door to daughter Hannah and husband Daniel Cardy	Peggs, Hannah (I863)
55	1881 British Census records Betty living with her son David T's family in Birmingham	Thompson, Betty Ann (I431)
56	1881 British Census records her living with Mother and family at Wheal Ellen, St Agnes, Cornwall, England Note: She and her husband immigrated to Winnipeg, Canada.	Jory, Louisa (I281)
57	1881 British Census records her living with Mother and family at Wheal Ellen, St Agnes, Cornwall, England	Jory, Sarah Jane (I276)
58	1881 British Census records her living with Mother and family at Wheal Ellen, St Agnes, Cornwall, England	Jory, Elizabeth (I277)
59	1881 British Census records her living with Mother and family at Wheal Ellen, St Agnes, Cornwall, England	Jory, Julia (I282)
60	1881 British Census records her living with Mother and family at Wheal Ellen, St Agnes, Cornwall, England, going to school, age 6	Jory, Amelia (I280)
61	1881 British Census records him living with Mother and family at Wheal Ellen, St Agnes, Cornwall, England	Jory, James (I274)
62	1881 British Census records him living with Mother and family at Wheal Ellen, St Agnes, Cornwall, England going to school, age 12	Jory, Richard John (I278)
63	1881 British Census records him living with parrents at: B 13 Paxton Road, Birmingham, Warwick, England Immigrated to Canada from Birmingham, England in 1894. 1901 Census records year of birth as 1874. 1901 Census - Occupation listed as Book Keeper age 27, living in Halifax with his Mother, Step Father, brother Rupert, Leslie, sister Ethal, step sister Mable, and Aunt Elizabeth By 1908 the family had moved to Winnepeg, Manitoba where Miriam and Edgar Rex were born. 1911 Census records his sons Lawley and Gilbert living with his mother Mabel (Parker) and Leighill Norris at 399 Brunswick St. Halifax, an 8 room home on Apr 10, 1911. 1911 His daughter Miriam died in Oct 1909, then wife Martha died in Jan 1910, then son Edgar Rex in Apr 1910. Edgar Percy must have asked his mother Mabel to look after the two boys Lawley and Gilbert since they are listed in the 1911 Cape Breton South Census of NovaScotia as living with Mabel, her new husband Leighill Norris, and Edgar's Aunt Elizabeth. 1915 World War 1 Attestation Paper records Edgar signing up March 25th, 1915. His papers indicate that he reported his birth as 1878. In Mar 1915, Edgar would have been either 42, or 40 depending on which dob we use. He reported being only 36.	Parker, Edgar Percy Scotton (I444)
64	1881 British Census records living at 355 Camden St., Birmingham, Warwick, England age 45	Parker, Rebecca Sophia (I432)
65	1881 British Census records living at 355 Camden St., Birmingham, Warwick, England and attending school, age 7	Tillotson, John David Parker (I437)
66	1881 British Census records living at 355 Camden St., Birmingham, Warwick, England, Engine Fitter, age 46	Tillotson, John (I435)
67	1881 British Census records living at 355 Camden St., Birmingham, Warwick, England, Warehouse Woman, age 22	Tillotson, Mary Jane Matilda (I436)
68	1881 British Census records living at 91 Burbury St. Aston, Warwick, England.	Parker, Ann Elizabeth (I430)
69	1881 British Census records living at 91 Burbury St. Aston, Warwick, England. A general Dealer in Twines & Paper, age 42 living with wife and daughter Elizabeth.	Parker, Rowland Thompson (I433)
70	1881 British Census records Occupation as Commercial Traveller and living with family at B 13 Paxton Road, Birmingham, Warwick, England	Parker, David Thompson (I434)
71	1881 British Census records year of birth as 1871	Parker, David Wallace (I442)
72	1881 Cencus listed as Grocer Unemployed	Hartley, David (I11132)
73	1881 Census - Giles' family is living with his parents, just a couple of households away from his sister Catherine (wife of Joseph Nelson Bertrand)	Bronson, Giles Warren (I5831)
74	1881 Census - Son Giles' family is living with Barney and Elizabeth, and just a couple of households away from his daughter Catherine (wife of Joseph Nelson Bertrand) The following is from Karen Black's website: Barnabas is assumed to be the father of Barnabas b.1831 but like his parentage, this is unconfirmed. May also be Wm.'s (b.1775) and Wealthy's son. A man called Diar Brunson also enlisted in the 6th Percy Company in Nortumberland Co. in 1825, too. Was this his brother? The man who married Elizabeth Stone and Peggy Masters was the second Barnabas Brunson in Ontario. Like his grandfather, he continued to spell his surname "Brunson." Almost nothing is known about him, except that he remained on the Percy Twp. property he had inherited from his grandfather. The names of his wives and children were determined through census records for Percy Twp., Northumberland County and his children's marriage registers. In the cases of both this Barny and his grandfather, their parentage is ambiguous. Chiefly because he named his third son Amasa, we have settled on Amasa Sr. as this Barnabas' most likely father. Due to the paucity of Ontario records for this time period, no marriage register has been found for Barnabas. Barnabas died in south Burleigh Twp., north of Stony Lake, probably because he went there to stay with his son Amasa after Elizabeth died. Amasa had followed his uncle Giles Stone there about 1861. More About BARNABAS BRUNSON: Census: 1851, Seymour Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario, Canada Enlisted: June 27, 1825, 2nd Regiment Northumberland Mil., Percy Twp. Part of 6th Percy , Company. Also enlisted was Diar, Brunson. Occupation: farmer Property: April 12, 1831, Sold 100 acres (Lot 24, Conc. 2 in Percy Twp.) to John Mallory. Religion: Bible Christian Resided: About 1878, Con 3, Lot 2, Seymour Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario, Canada.	Brunson, Barnabas (I1070)
75	1881 Census listed as a Cotton Piecener	Hartley, William (I11133)
76	1881 Census records occupation as English Methodist Minister	Robeson, Rev. John Edward (I6609)
77	1881 Resided in Harley, Shropshire, England 1891 Arrived Canada, age 12 1891 Resided Smith Township, perterborough County, Ontario, Canada 1901 Resided Calgary, Alberta, Canada 1921 Resided Smith Township, Peterborough County, Ontario, Canada Obituary: Peterborough Examiner Newspaper,dated: Sat. 27 January 1951,pg. 2,c. 5. MRS. HERB. L. McILMOYLE Mrs. Herbert L. McIlmoyle 74,of Selwyn,died Saturday following a lengthy illness. She was born in England,the former Margaret Annie Adelaide (Daisy) Butler,daughter of the late Joseph Butler and Mary Agnes Russell. She came to Canada at the age of 11 and completed her education in Smith Township. Later she moved to Lakefield and then to Selkirk,Manitoba,where she lived for 17 years. She came to Selwyn from Selkirk and has lived there for 40 years. Mrs. McIlmoyle was a member of Selwyn Uni- ted Church and a life member of the Women’s Association of that church. Her husband,Her- bert L. McIlmoyle,predeceased her. She leaves three sons,George and Max at home,and Herbert of Smith Township; six dau- ghters,Mrs. William Bell (Daisy) of Otanabee, Mrs. Beryl Clysdale (Audrey) of Peterborough, Mrs. Wellie Northey (Ethel),and Mrs. Garnet Northey (Ivy) of Smith Township,Mrs. Douglas Davis (Grace) of Lakefield,,and Mrs. Rolland Scott (Vera) of Lindsay Highway; two sisters Mrs. Geo. Parsons of Hall’s Glen,and Mrs. Ethel Gunn of Toronto; three brothers Ernest Butler of Hall’s Glen,Bert Butler of Peterborough,and William Butler of Selkirk,Manitoba,16 grand- children and nine great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Anderson Funeral Home,Lakefield. The Rev. D.P. Morris of Selwyn United Church will conduct the services. Burial will be in Ray’s Cemetery,Lakefield.	Butler, Margaret Annie Adelaide (I2285)
78	1881 William lived with Harriet and his seven children. He was an innkeeper at the Coach and Horses on Cross Hill, Shrewsbury.	Bennett, William (I10317)
79	1890 listed as Painter at son's (George) Marriage Record	Kemm, George (I11181)
80	1891 Census - living with brother John and his wife, Mother Mary and sister Catherine.	Fraser, Margaret (I10031)
81	1891 Census lists both her parents as being born in Scotland1881 Census - Burleigh, Anstruther & Chandos; Peterborough Cty1891 Census - Burleigh, Anstruther & Chandos; Peterborough Cty1901 Census - Chandos Twp; Peterborough Cty	McPhee, Effie (I4237)
82	1900 Census of Daughter Annie reports 8 children and 5 currently living.	Unknown (I9166)
83	1901 Canadian Census records year of Immigration from Scotland as 1862	McKerroll, Mary (I3808)
84	1901 Canadian Census records year of Immigration from Scotland as 1863	McFadyen, Dugald (I3780)
85	1901 Canadian Census, Northumberland East #95, Brighton A-6 pg 1, S records Ethnic Origin as German.	Dingman, Emma Mabel (I4096)
86	1901 Census - Peterorough East, harvey Township, Ontario.	Northey, Elizabeth Anne (I1602)
87	1901 Census - Peterorough East, harvey Township, Ontario.	McIlmoyle, William James (I1741)
88	1901 Census - Peterorough East, harvey Township, Ontario. Living with parents.	McIlmoyle, Eva (I1744)
89	1901 Census - Peterorough East, harvey Township, Ontario. Living with parents.	McIlmoyle, Mary Margaret (I1745)
90	1901 Census - Peterorough East, harvey Township, Ontario. Living with parents.	McIlmoyle, Henry (I1746)
91	1901 Census - Peterorough West, Smith Township, Ontario. Living next door to James & Mary Jane Northey. Two doors away from Jame's son Samuel and his family.	McIlmoyle, William Nathan (I1529)
92	1901 Census - Peterorough West, Smith Township, Ontario. Living next door to William Nathan McIlmoyle & Elizabeth, and next door to son Samuel and his family.	Northey, James (I4141)
93	1901 Census - records emmigration from England in 1856	Heasman, Frances Jane (I7221)
94	1901 Census does not record Sarah with the Family. She is probably married by this time.	Scott, Sarah Ellen (I1513)
95	1901 Census records DOB as Apr 14, 1876.	Scott, Hugh (I1512)
96	1901 Census records Nelson and Emma living just a couple houses away from Joseph (his brother) and Catherine (Brunson) Bertrand.	Family F1876
97	1901 Census records Thomas living a few homes down the street from a few other Guest Families. These are most likely his parents and brother's homes.	Guest, Thomas (I1502)
98	1901 Census records three additional lodgers: Robert Willson Aug 14, 1862 married, Jennie Willson Aug 10 1877 married, and Mary Welch Nov 3 1865 single. George and Elizabeth came to Okotoks, Alberta in 1914 (from Ontario). George owned a flour mill and in 1918, sold it and moved to Letehbridge, Alberta. Then thy moved to Vancouver B.C.	Podger, George Sidney (I2310)
99	1901 Census records three additional lodgers: Robert Willson Aug 14, 1862 married, Jennie Willson Aug 10 1877 married, and Mary Welch Nov 3 1865 single. George and Elizabeth came to Okotoks, Alberta in 1914 (from Ontario). George owned a flour mill and in 1918, sold it and moved to Letehbridge, Alberta. Then thy moved to Vancouver B.C.	Ridpath, Elizabeth Swan (I2316)
100	1901 Census records year of birth as 1861. Immigrated to Canada from Birmingham, England in 1894. 1901 Census records Living with Mabel (Parker) and Leigh Norris at 399 Brunswick St. Halifax, an 8 room home on Apr 10, 1901. 1881 British Census records living at 91 Burbury St. Aston, Warwick, England with parents Rowland and Ann,	Parker, Elizabeth Ann (I438)