[NI0003]
1891 Census
Name - Meek, Edward
Sex - M
Age - 25
Country or Province of Birth - Ontario
Place of Birth of Father -Ireland?
Place of Birth of Mother - Ontario
Religion - Presbyterian
Profession, Occupation or Trade - Reg. ...?... M.D.
Instruction - read and write
1901 Census
Name - Meek Dr. Edward
Sex - M
Color - W
Relationship to Head of family or household - Head
Single, married, widowed or divorced - S
Month and date of birth - 26 Feb
Year of birth - 1866
age at last birthday - 35
Country or place of birth - Ontario
Racial or Tribal origin - Irish
Nationality - Canadian
Religion - Presbyterian
Profession, occupation or trade - Physician
Employer - 1
Education - can read, can write, can speak English
Mother tongue - English
Died Playing golf at Nassau, Bahamas. Praticed medicine at Port Rowan, Norfolk Co. Ontario.
Put his nephew, Benjamin Meek through medical school at University of Toronto.
Dr. Edward Meek never married.
Buried at Bayview Cemetery, Port Rowan, Ontario at same site as his brother William H. Meek.
[NI0005]
Obit found in the "Globe and Mail" Nov. 4, 1957
A.W.Miles, Funeral Home, 30 St Clair Ave West, Toronto
[NI0021]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 15, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.18]
Individual: Meek, W. H.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Aylmer, Malahide Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
1901 Census
Name - Meek, William H
Sex - M
Color - W
Relationship to Head of Family or Household - Head
Single, married, widowed or divorced - S
Month and date of birth - 31 Jan
Year of birth - 1869
Age at last birthday - 32
Country or place of birth - Ontario
Racial or Tribal origin - Irish
Nationality - Canadian
Religion - Presbyterian
Profession, occupation, trade of ....?.... of living ...?... with person - Druggist
Employer - 1
Education and Language of each person... - can read, can write, can speak English
Mother Tongue - English
Robert and Margaret Harrison
[NI0027]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48839.8]
Individual: Lewis, Chancy
Event: Living
Year: 1832
Place: Yarmouth
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 11
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48839.9]
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 20
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48839.9]
Individual: Lewis, Chancy
Event: Living
Year: 1833
Place: London District
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 20
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48839.10]
Individual: Lewis, Chancy
Event: Living
Year: 1833
Place: Malahide
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 20
1871 census
"LEWIS" , "CHANCEY" , , Sex= , Age="63"
Headcode= , Birthplace="US" , Religion=" WM"
Ethnicity=" WELTCH" , Occup=" WAGGON MAKER"
District No.="5" , Sub-dist Code="C" , Division No.="2" , Page No./Code="71"
County Code="ELG" , Town/TWP/Ward="Southwold Twp."
microfilm # c-9898
Doc: "Genealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan and Family," MS-871, R.15, PAO (Res203); INDEX TO THE 1871 CENSUS OF ONTARIO: ELGIN (Res205); CANADA CENSUS: 1851, Southwold, Elgin, ON, C-11719, p.157 (Res205); CANADA CENSUS: 1851 Agricultural Enumeration, Southwold, Elgin, ON, C-11719 (Res205); DEATH NOTICES FROM THE CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, 1836-1850 (Res208); UPPER CANADA NATURALIZATION REGISTERS, RG 5, B 47, v.7, #23, NAC, C-15693 (Res299).
Bio: No children by second marriage to Mary Hoyt (Res203). Wesleyan Methodist; Welsh; Waggonmaker (1871, Res205). Innkeeper; Church of England; Frame one-story house, one inn (1851, Res205). Living in Port Stanley Village in Elgin County, Ontario
1871. According to 1851 Agricultural Enumeration, Chauncey held Lot 18 South, Port Stanley Village, 1 acre (Res205). His wife died at Fingal, Southwold in 1845 (Res208). Apparently, he met and married her in Rock Island, IL (Res208) and they came to Canada abt. 1842. Res299, NATURALIZATION: Res. of Yarmouth Twp. on 10 Feb 1841; recorded 12 Aug 1842 (res. of Yarmouth on that date); date of expiration of 7 years res. in Upper Canada, Oct 1835 (makes entry date Oct 1828); is over the age on consent; signature.
[NI0028]
left Whitehall, N.Y. state to come to Elgin County, Ont. in 1828[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48835.7]
Individual: Lewis, B.
Event: Living
Year: 1832
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: The Story of the Talbot Settlement 1803-1840. A Frontier History of Southwestern Ontario.
Author: Wayne Paddon
Publication place: St. Thomas, ON
Publication year: 1975
Volume/Page(s): 114
Note DAR has his Birth date as 1781.
DOC:"Genealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan" MS-871, R.15, PAO
bio: At least one child (Amasa0 was born in Whitehall, Washington, N.Y states he accompanied his children to Elgin, Ontario c.1828. (Res 203): Cheshire, CT is in the township of Wallingford. Res236, IGI, Birth; birth year and place; parents names including mother's maiden name, name spelled "Barnabus"
[NI0029]
NOTES FOR ASAHEL BRADLEY LEWIS
Doc: "Genealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan" MS-871, R.15, PAO (Res203)
Canadian Census 1851, Yarmouth, Village of St. Thomas, Elgin ON., C-11719, p.-41 (Res205); Death Notices from the CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, 1836-1850 (Res207); CANADIAN DICTIONARY OF BIOGRAPHY, v V1, 1821-1935, pp 399-400, (Res207); Ontario Historical Society, Paters and Records, v 1X, 1910, p164
"Register of Baptism, Marriages and Deaths at St. Thomas, U.C..." (Res208):BELDENS ATLAS OF ELGIN COUNTY, ONTARIO, 1877 (Res212) "The Liberal of St. Thomas, Ontario, 1832-1833,"
Western Ontario Historical Notes, v XX1, n2, 1965 (Res224)
Bio: Census states his wife is a widow in St. Thomas, Ont.,(Res205). Editor and founder of the "Liberal" newspaper of St. Thomas (1832 until his death) which was sympathetic to the reform movement in Upper Canada. See CANADIAN DICTIONARY OF BIOGRAPHY, v V!, pp 399-400 for more biography material (Res 207) Died of typhus at the age of 28. May have lived in Rock Island, IL. before coming to Canada as his brother Chauncey , was married there (Res207). Marriage particulars from Res208: married by Rev. Alexander MacIntosh of the St. Thomas Mission, by Annas, witnesses, William B. Lee, Archibald Chisolm, Samuel Ellison and John Lee. He was a yeoman residing in Malahide Twp. at the time of his wedding (Res208). Res 212 states that " Men of judgment....tell us that few political writers in our country have ever handled great political questions with more ability than did this young man of 27 years." Res 224, "The Liberal." states that Asahel was assisted by the use of advertising and a high degree of professional competence; Asahel was also interested in book and job printing and the sale of Arabian horses, ordinary horses, wagons and surveyors compasses; he helped to establish his younger brothers, Joel, Seth and Lyman in either farms of businesses; Asahel was a deeply earnest young man capable of sound political insights but his work was seldom original, he had no sense of humor and his writing swung from extremely eloquent to very murky; he was fascinated with military history and had no deep Christian zeal or doctrine
other sources has Asahel dying at 32 years of age (Historical Atlas of Elgin County)
[NI0030]
Joel Lewis was born in Whitehall N.Y. in 1806. Lewis a farmer, Manufacturer, had a blacksmith shop, had a repair shop for machinery, made cabinets etc.
In 1833 Joel married Hannah, who was the daughter of Simeon Davis, one of the earliest pioneers of Malahide Township.[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48877.20]
Individual: Lewis, Joel
Event: Married
Year: 1833
Place: Malahide
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 20
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48877.22]
Individual: Lewis, Joel
Event: Living
Year: 1842
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Farmer.
Source: Extracts from the 1842 federal census of Yarmouth Township, Elgin County, Microfilm #C1345.
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48877.23]
Individual: Lewis, Joel
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
"LEWIS" , "JOEL" , , Sex= , Age="65"
Headcode= , Birthplace="USA" , Religion=" FT"
Ethnicity=" ENGLISH" , Occup=" F"
District No.="6" , Sub-dist Code="A" , Division No.="1" , Page No./Code="66"
County Code="ELG" , Town/TWP/Ward="Yarmouth Twp."
Doc: "Genealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan" MS-871, R.15, PAO (Res203)
BELDEN'S ATLAS OF ELGIN COUNTY, 1877 (Res212); UPPER CANADA NATURALIZATION REGISTERS, RG 5, B 47, v #18, NAC, C-15693 (Res299)
Bio: Had a farm in Elgin County, ON., adjoining his Brother, Amasa's farm until Amasa sold his farm in 1851 to brother, Seth (Res203). No children. Farmer, religion, FT (?); English(1871)
Res212: Emigrated to Ontario in 1828: Residence, Cider Mill and Vinegar Factory on north half Lot 26, con. 7, Yarmouth, Elgin, Ont.; Has a hospitable brick mansion where 'all the fireside charities that dignify life are dispensed with right good will." "mechanical ingenuities and eccentricities, love of knowledge and independence of thought." also has blacksmith shop, wagon shop, repair shop etc., moved to present house in 1835. second son of Barnabas Lewis. Marriage and birth date from Res212. I have photocopies of his residence and farm/factory and also a protrait of him (Res212). Res299, NATURALIZATION. res of yarmouth Twp. on Feb 10, 1841, res of Yarmouth on 12 Aug 1842; date of expiation of 7 years residence in U.C., October 1835. {makes entry into Canada, October 1828) ; over the age of consent, signature.
[NI0031]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48832.7]
Individual: Lewis, Amasa
Event: Living
Year: 1842
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Farmer.
Source: Extracts from the 1842 federal census of Yarmouth Township, Elgin County, Microfilm #C1345.
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48832.8]
Individual: Lewis, Amasa
Event: Married
Year: 1851
Place: Norwich
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Oxford
Source: District Marriage Registers of Upper Canada, Brock District 1839-1857.
Publisher: Provincial Archives of Ontario
Publication place: Toronto
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48832.10]
Individual: Lewis, Amasa
Event: Living
Year: 1874
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: The History of Aylmer to 1900.
Author: Kirk Barons
Publisher: Heritage Aylmer
Publication place: Aylmer, ON
Publication year: 1981
Volume/Page(s): 105
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48832.11]
Individual: Lewis, Amasa
Event: Living
Year: 1881
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: The History of Aylmer to 1900.
Author: Kirk Barons
Publisher: Heritage Aylmer
Publication place: Aylmer, ON
Publication year: 1981
Volume/Page(s): 118
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48832.12]
Individual: Lewis, Amasa
Event: Died
Year: 1897
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: The History of Aylmer to 1900.
Author: Kirk Barons
Publisher: Heritage Aylmer
Publication place: Aylmer, ON
Publication year: 1981
Volume/Page(s): 131
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
"LEWIS" , "AMASA" , , Sex= , Age="60"
Headcode= , Birthplace="U S A" , Religion=" CE"
Ethnicity=" WELSH" , Occup=" NG"
District No.="6" , Sub-dist Code="C" , Division No.="3" , Page No./Code="33"
County Code="ELG" , Town/TWP/Ward="Malahide Twp."
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48832.19]
Individual: Lewis, Amica
Event: Living
Year: 1832
Place: Yarmouth
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 11
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48832.20]
Individual: Lewis, Amica
Event: Living
Year: 1833
Place: London District
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 20
bio: was an enterprising businessman, involved in shipping grain from Port Bruce, Ontario, operating a hotel, building roads and reailroads, etc. See Res203. All vital statistics from Res203, Res205, 1871 Census: age 60; b. US; Church of England; Welsh, no occupation given. Dist, 5, Sub C/3, p.33, Naturalization: Res. Yarmouth Twp. on Feb 1841: res, Yarmouth, on 12 Aug 1842, date of expiration of 7 years res in U.C. Jun 1838 (makes entry date June 1831; over the age of consent.
Justice of the peace ub Aylmer, Ont.,. Forwarding Merchant; Universalion Religion, living in a two story house., frame house in 1861. commenced buying grain in port Bruce in 1851 and built a dock from which to ship it. the Roads were very bad so a bee of 40 men cut the road so that Lewis dock was approachable; in 1855, the gravel road from Aylmer to Port Bruce was finished, built by a company, most of whom now live in Aylmer. The "Liberal" states that he helped his brother, Asahel develop the "Liberal" especially with developing advertising; his Brother Asahel helped set the younger brothers up in business of farming.
[NI0032]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48912.19]
Individual: Lewis, Seth
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Malahide Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 61
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48912.20]
Individual: Lewis, Seth
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
Canadian Census 1871, Ontario
"LEWIS" , "SETH" , , Sex= , Age="59"
Headcode= , Birthplace="USA" , Religion=" UT"
Ethnicity=" ENGLISH" , Occup=" F"
District No.="6" , Sub-dist Code="A" , Division No.="1" , Page No./Code="56"
County Code="ELG" , Town/TWP/Ward="Yarmouth Twp."
Bio: In 1851, Bought farm of brother , Amasa, in Elgin County,English origin, farmer, religion, UT?
Living in Elgin County (1871) has a saw mill and residence on south half of Lot 26, con. 7, Yarmouth, Elgin, Ont.; emigrated from Whitehall, NY to Yarmouth Ont. in 1828 with his father, Barnabas Lewis and family; with his brother-in-law, Mr Hoyt, established a factory for pumps and wooden ware and finally for lumber and shingles; he is a practical machinist; has two daughters, is "substantial, progressive, upright, kind of heart." Copy of his residence and sawmill is in the Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877. One of his daughters became Mrs Marshall.
[NI0033]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48893.13]
Individual: Lewis, Lyman
Event: Living
Year: 1842
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Farmer.
Source: Extracts from the 1842 federal census of Yarmouth Township, Elgin County, Microfilm #C1345.
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48893.14]
Individual: Lewis, Lyman
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
Canadian Census 1871, Ontario
"LEWIS" , "LYMAN" , , Sex= , Age="55"
Headcode= , Birthplace="USA" , Religion=" FW"
Ethnicity=" ENGLISH" , Occup=" F"
District No.="6" , Sub-dist Code="A" , Division No.="1" , Page No./Code="11"
County Code="ELG" , Town/TWP/Ward="Yarmouth Twp."
[NI0034]
Doc: "Genealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan" MS-871, R.15, PAO (Res203)
BELDEN'S ATLAS OF ELGIN COUNTY, 1877 (Res212)
Bio: Res212 states she is formerly of Port Stanley which indicates she is Deceased. {probably notes of Beldens}
[NI0035]
Bio: was partner in the Harbour co., Port Bruce, Elgin, Ont., with brother-in-law, Amasa Lewis. Farmer, Universlion religion, live in frame, one and a half story house (1861)
Step daughter , Adelia, living with them and a male and female servant in 1861.
Census states: b. NS, no religion given, Scotch, farmer, Dist 6, Sub c/27 p.13
[NI0065] God Parents: Sam Jackson and Molly Legg, both of Deux Riviere, Ontario
[NI0073]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59076.13]
Individual: Meek, Charles
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Aldborough Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 59
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59076.15]
Individual: Meek, Charles
Event: Living
Year: 1891
Place: Qu'Appelle District
Province of record source: Saskatchewan
Source: Extracts from the 1891 Federal Census of Assiniboia East, Microfilm #T6425-T6427.
Publisher: National Archives of Canada
Publication place: Ottawa
Volume/Page(s): B11,p.13
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59076.16]
Individual: Meek, Charles
Event: Living
Year: 1901
Place: Beaver Mouth
Province of record source: British Columbia
Comments: Mill hand.
Source: Henderson's British Columbia Gazetteer and Directory and Mining Companies for 1900-1901.
Volume/Page(s): 198
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[NI0074]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59076.23]
Individual: Meek, Edward
Event: Living
Year: 1916
Province of record source: Ontario
Comments: Lawyer.
Source: The Canadian Almanac and Miscellaneous Directory for the year 1916.
Author: Arnold W. Thomas
Publisher: Copp-Clark Company
Publication place: Toronto
Publication year: 1915
Volume/Page(s): 464
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 23, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59076.23]
Individual: Meek, Edward
Event: Living
Year: 1916
Province of record source: Ontario
Comments: Lawyer.
Source: The Canadian Almanac and Miscellaneous Directory for the year 1916.
Author: Arnold W. Thomas
Publisher: Copp-Clark Company
Publication place: Toronto
Publication year: 1915
Volume/Page(s): 464
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59076.23]
Individual: Meek, Edward
Event: Living
Year: 1916
Province of record source: Ontario
Comments: Lawyer.
Source: The Canadian Almanac and Miscellaneous Directory for the year 1916.
Author: Arnold W. Thomas
Publisher: Copp-Clark Company
Publication place: Toronto
Publication year: 1915
Volume/Page(s): 464
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[NI0075]
1871 Census
"MEEK" ,"JOHN" ," " , SEX=" " , AGE="65"
HEADCODE=" " , BP="IRELAND" , R="CE" , E="IRISH" , OCC="F"
DISTRICT="005 , SUBDIST="C" , DIV-PG#="2 , PG#(CODE)="13"
SUBDIST NAME= Southwold
1871 Census lists Robert as being born around 1823, born In Ireland and residing in the same location as Andrew.
Thomas A. Meek was residing in same location according to the 1871Census but was born much later in 1841. In the death registration of Thomas A. Meek it lists John Meek and Catherine Campbell as parents.
This indicates Joh, Robert and Andrew may have been brothers
[NI0076]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59078.20]
Individual: Meek, John I.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
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Individual: Meek, John
Event: Living
Year: 1833
Place: Yarmouth
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Gentleman.
Source: Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1803-1834.
Author: Thomas B. Wilson
Publisher: Hunterdon House
Publication place: Lambertville, NJ
Publication year: 1985
Volume/Page(s): 254, 255
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59078.10]
Individual: Meek, John
Event: Living
Year: 1833
Place: Yarmouth
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Gentleman.
Source: Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1803-1834.
Author: Thomas B. Wilson
Publisher: Hunterdon House
Publication place: Lambertville, NJ
Publication year: 1985
Volume/Page(s): 293
Place: Toronto, York Township
(1871 census)
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 8, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59078.8]
Individual: Meek, John
Event: Living
Year: 1832
Place: Yarmouth
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Merchant.
Source: Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1803-1834.
Author: Thomas B. Wilson
Publisher: Hunterdon House
Publication place: Lambertville, NJ
Publication year: 1985
Volume/Page(s): 246
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0077]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.10]
Individual: Meek, Thomas
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Southwold Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 62
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.4]
Individual: Meek, Thomas
Event: Living
Year: 1851
Place: Delaware Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Middlesex
Source: Extracts from the 1851 federal census of Delaware Township, Middlesex County, Microfilm #C11738.
Publisher: National Archives of Canada
Publication place: Ottawa
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.5]
Individual: Meek, Thomas
Event: Living
Year: 1851
Place: Delaware Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Middlesex
Comments: Farmer.
Source: Extracts from the 1851 federal census of Delaware Township, Middlesex County, Microfilm #C11738.
Publisher: National Archives of Canada
Publication place: Ottawa
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.6]
Individual: Meek, Thomas
Event: Married
Year: 1865
Place: Ontario County
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Ontario County Marriage Register, R.G. 8 (1858-1969) Series I-6-B, Vol. 45-47.
Publisher: Provincial Archives of Ontario
Volume/Page(s): Vol.2,p.52
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.8]
Individual: Meek, Thomas
Event: Living
Year: 1871
Place: London
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Middlesex
Comments: Watchman.
Source: Lovell's Canadian Dominion Directory for 1871.
Publisher: John Lovell
Publication place: Montreal
Publication year: 1871
Volume/Page(s): 492
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.10]
Individual: Meek, Thomas
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Southwold Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 62
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[NI0078]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.12]
Individual: Meek, Thomas, Jr.
Event: Living
Year: 1830
Place: Southwold
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1803-1834.
Author: Thomas B. Wilson
Publisher: Hunterdon House
Publication place: Lambertville, NJ
Publication year: 1985
Volume/Page(s): 163
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.13]
Individual: Meek, Thomas, Jr.
Event: Married
Year: 1830
Place: Southwold
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1803-1834.
Author: Thomas B. Wilson
Publisher: Hunterdon House
Publication place: Lambertville, NJ
Publication year: 1985
Volume/Page(s): 163
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Marriage is listed on Elgin County Web page under REGISTER OF BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS
AT ST. THOMAS, UNITED CHURCH
in July, 1824
Commencing with the establishment of the Mission
This register was presented to the Mission of St. Thomas
by the Reverend A. Mackintosh, its First Missionary
listed as 12 Jan, 1830. other sources list Jan 09, 1830.
[NI0079]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59081.15]
Individual: Meek, William Thomas
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: St Thomas, Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 64
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[NI0084]
Doc:"Genealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan" MS-871, R.15, PAO (s 203)
BELDENS ATLAS OF ELGIN COUNTY, ONTARIO, 1877 (Res212)
Bio: her father was a pioneer of Malahide Twp, Elgin County, Ontario (Res212) Marriage date from (Res212)
[NI0086]
"MEEK" ,"JANE" ," " , SEX="1" , AGE="75"
HEADCODE=" " , BP="IRELAND" , R="CE" , E="IRISH" , OCC=" "
DISTRICT="005 , SUBDIST="C" , DIV-PG#="2 , PG#(CODE)="13"
SUBDIST NAME="Southwol"
[NI0090]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48828.4]
Individual: Lewis, A.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Aylmer, Malahide Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48828.4]
Individual: Lewis, A.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Aylmer, Malahide Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48828.5]
Individual: Lewis, A.
Event: Living
Year: 1876
Place: Dereham Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Norfolk
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Oxford and Brant, 1876/75.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Port Elgin
Publication year: 1972
Volume/Page(s): 38
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48828.6]
Individual: Lewis, A.
Event: Living
Year: 1876
Place: South Norwich Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Oxford
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Oxford and Brant, 1876/75.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Port Elgin
Publication year: 1972
Volume/Page(s): 41
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48828.7]
Individual: Lewis, A.
Event: Living
Year: 1877
Place: Lobo Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Middlesex
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of Middlesex County, 1878.
Publisher: Mika Silk Screening Limited
Publication place: Belleville
Publication year: 1972
Volume/Page(s): A73
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[NI0091]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48831.22]
Individual: Lewis, Alma
Event: Living
Year: 1842
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Seamstress.
Source: Extracts from the 1842 federal census of Yarmouth Township, Elgin County, Microfilm #C1345.
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0092]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48832.2]
Individual: Lewis, Amaca
Event: Living
Year: 1833
Place: Malahide
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 20
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0094]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48833.1]
Individual: Lewis, Amy
Event: Married
Year: 1832
Place: Yarmouth
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 11
BIO: DIED FAIRLY EARLY IN MARRIAGE. Census: middle initial; age 43, b. Ont.,Baptist, Welsh, Farmer, Dist 6, sub C/4, p. 19
[NI0096]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 19, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48839.14]
Individual: Lewis, Charity ?
Event: Living
Year: 1832
Place: Malahide
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriages of the London District 1800-1833.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 11
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[NI0097]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48853.13]
Individual: Lewis, Frances E.
Event: Born
Year: Abt 1845
Place: Ontario
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Extracts from the 1851 federal census of Chatham, Kent County, Microfilm #C11729.
Publisher: National Archives of Canada
Publication place: Ottawa
Volume/Page(s): 16A
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48853.14]
Individual: Lewis, Frances E.
Event: Living
Year: 1851
Place: Chatham, Kent County
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Kent
Source: Extracts from the 1851 federal census of Chatham, Kent County, Microfilm #C11729.
Publisher: National Archives of Canada
Publication place: Ottawa
Volume/Page(s): 16A
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[NI0098]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48872.4]
Individual: Lewis, James
Event: Living
Year: 1842
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Farmer.
Source: Extracts from the 1842 federal census of Yarmouth Township, Elgin County, Microfilm #C1345.
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0099]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48879.11]
Individual: Lewis, John
Event: Living
Year: 1842
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Farmer.
Source: Extracts from the 1842 federal census of Yarmouth Township, Elgin County, Microfilm #C1345.
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Canadian Census 1871 Ontario
"LEWIS" , "JOHN" , , Sex= , Age="33"
Headcode= , Birthplace="ONTARIO" , Religion=" GB"
Ethnicity=" ENGLISH" , Occup=" WAGGONMAKER"
District No.="13" , Sub-dist Code="D" , Division No.="2" , Page No./Code="1"
County Code="OXF" , Town/TWP/Ward="Oxford East Twp."
[NI0100]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48888.22]
Individual: Lewis, Joshua
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 62
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Canadian Census 1871, Ontario
"LEWIS" , "JOSHUA" , , Sex= , Age="40"
Headcode= , Birthplace="O" , Religion=" CP"
Ethnicity=" IRISH" , Occup=" F"
District No.="6" , Sub-dist Code="A" , Division No.="4" , Page No./Code="46"
County Code="ELG" , Town/TWP/Ward="Yarmouth Twp."
[NI0101]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.39968.7]
Individual: Hutchinson, James
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: St Thomas, Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 64
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[NI0112] Aunt Squibb called this Frank "Shantz Preston"
[NI0118]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48829.4]
Individual: Lewis, Abner
Event: Died
Year: 1847
Place: Oxford County
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Wills of Oxford County 1805 to 1870.
Editor: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Ontario Genealogical Society - Oxford County Branch
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 7
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48829.5]
Individual: Lewis, Abner
Event: Died
Year: 1847
Place: Oxford County
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Wills of Oxford County 1805-1870.
Author: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Oxford County Branch Ontario Genealogical Society
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 7
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[NI0119]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 23, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59077.0]
Individual: Meek, Elizabeth
Event: Born
Year: Abt 1832
Place: Ireland
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Extracts from the 1851 federal census of Delaware Township, Middlesex County, Microfilm #C11738.
Publisher: National Archives of Canada
Publication place: Ottawa
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 23, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59077.1]
Individual: Meek, Elizabeth
Event: Living
Year: 1851
Place: Delaware Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Middlesex
Source: Extracts from the 1851 federal census of Delaware Township, Middlesex County, Microfilm #C11738.
Publisher: National Archives of Canada
Publication place: Ottawa
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 23, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59077.2]
Individual: Meek, Elizabeth
Event: Married
Year: 1865
Place: Ontario County
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Ontario County Marriage Register, R.G. 8 (1858-1969) Series I-6-B, Vol. 45-47.
Publisher: Provincial Archives of Ontario
Volume/Page(s): Vol.2,p.52
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[NI0129]
Death Certificate copy on hand. #026065.
Died in Victoria Hospital, London, Ontario on March 19, 1918 at 56 years old. he was a printer. Son of William Meek and Emily Matthews
[NI0133]
"LEWIS" , "ABRAM" , "IL" , Sex= , Age="18"
Headcode="1" , Birthplace="USA" , Religion=" BA"
Ethnicity=" FRENCH" , Occup=" NG"
District No.="6" , Sub-dist Code="A" , Division No.="3" , Page No./Code="2"
County Code="ELG" , Town/TWP/Ward="Yarmouth Twp."
[NI0134]
"LEWIS" , "GEORGE" , , Sex= , Age="60"
Headcode= , Birthplace="USA" , Religion=" WM"
Ethnicity=" IRISH" , Occup=" BARBER"
District No.="6" , Sub-dist Code="A" , Division No.="1" , Page No./Code="64"
County Code="ELG" , Town/TWP/Ward="Yarmouth Twp."
[NI0135]
"LEWIS" , "SARAH" , , Sex="1" , Age="87"
Headcode="1" , Birthplace="U STATES" , Religion=" EM"
Ethnicity=" IRISH" , Occup=
District No.="5" , Sub-dist Code="C" , Division No.="3" , Page No./Code="66"
County Code="ELG" , Town/TWP/Ward="Southwold Twp."
[NI0136]
Mrs A.
Married in Wentworth twp 1869
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48828.1]
Individual: Lewis, Mrs. A.
Event: Married
Year: 1869
Place: Wentworth County
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Wentworth County Marriage Register, R.G. 8 (1858-1869) Series I-6-B, Vol. 82.
Publisher: Provincial Archives of Ontario
Volume/Page(s): #204
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[NI0151]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59079.14]
Individual: Meek, Robert
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Dunwich Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 60
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[NI0152]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59079.12]
Individual: Meek, Peter
Event: Living
Year: 1876
Place: West Oxford Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Oxford
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Oxford and Brant, 1876/75.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Port Elgin
Publication year: 1972
Volume/Page(s): 43
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[NI0153]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.23]
Individual: Meek, William
Event: Died
Year: 1865
Place: West Oxford
Province of record source: Ontario
Comments: Yeoman.
Source: Wills of Oxford County 1805-1870.
Author: Darryl Bonk
Publisher: Oxford County Branch Ontario Genealogical Society
Publication year: 1980
Volume/Page(s): 26
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.22]
Individual: Meek, William
Event: Living
Year: 1851
Place: Delaware Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Middlesex
Source: Extracts from the 1851 federal census of Delaware Township, Middlesex County, Microfilm #C11738.
Publisher: National Archives of Canada
Publication place: Ottawa
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.21]
Individual: Meek, William
Event: Born
Year: Abt 1839
Place: Ireland
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Extracts from the 1851 federal census of Delaware Township, Middlesex County, Microfilm #C11738.
Publisher: National Archives of Canada
Publication place: Ottawa
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[NI0154]
1871 Census
"MEEK" ,"JULIA" ," " , SEX="1" , AGE="50"
HEADCODE=" " , BP="O" , R="CE" , E="IRISH" , OCC=" "
DISTRICT="005 , SUBDIST="C" , DIV-PG#="2 , PG#(CODE)="13"
SUBDIST NAME="Southwol" (1871 census)
[NI0155]
Ontario Death Index File # 1819278....FHC
Death Certificate #011565, 1917
Death Registration copy not obtained yet.
[NI0161]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Jan 6, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59076.7]
Individual: Meek, Andrew
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Dunwich Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 60
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
1871 Census
Meek, Andew Sex: Male Age:50
Birthplace: Ireland
Occupation:Farmer
District="013", Subdist="C", Dive-PGz31, PG#(CODE)="13"
SUBDIST NAME="Dunwich"
Census suggests Andrew was born in 1821 in Ireland. Possibly brother of John (Yarmouth) and Robert (Dunwich)
1871 Census lists Robert as being born around 1823, born In Ireland and residing in the same location as Andrew.
Thomas A. Meek was residing in same location according to the 1871Census but was born much later in 1841. In the death registration of Thomas A. Meek it lists John Meek and Catherine Campbell as parents.
This indicates John, Robert and Andrew may have been brothers
]LNAME[ MEEK FNAME[ ANDREW
RESID[ DUNWICH DATE[ AUG 27, 1874 FILE[ 536 MFNO[ 1379
NOTES[ - executrix was Sarah Meek, Dunwich,widow- wife was Sarah Meek
[NI0162]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 4, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48920.10]
Individual: Lewis, Walter
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48920.10]
Individual: Lewis, Walter
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48920.9]
Individual: Lewis, Walter
Event: Married
Year: 1866
Place: Kent County
Province of record source: Ontario
Source: Kent County Marriage Register, R.G.8, (1858-1869) Series I-6-B.
Publisher: Provincial Archives of Ontario
Publication place: Toronto
Volume/Page(s): 68,#1
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48920.10]
Individual: Lewis, Walter
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 4, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.48920.10]
Individual: Lewis, Walter
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Bio: Methodist Religion (1851, Res205); attending shcool in 1871
[NI0163]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 5, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.88474.3]
Individual: Williams, George
Event: Living
Year: 1842
Place: Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Extracts from the 1842 federal census of Yarmouth Township, Elgin County, Microfilm #C1345.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 5, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.88479.14]
Individual: Williams, George R.
Event: Living
Year: 1831
Place: Yarmouth
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1803-1834.
Author: Thomas B. Wilson
Publisher: Hunterdon House
Publication place: Lambertville, NJ
Publication year: 1985
Volume/Page(s): 178
"Genealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan" MS-871, R.15, PAO (Res203)
[NI0165]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 5, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.61104.15]
Individual: Moore, Crowel
Event: Living
Year: 1831
Place: Yarmouth
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Comments: Yeoman.
Source: Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1803-1834.
Author: Thomas B. Wilson
Publisher: Hunterdon House
Publication place: Lambertville, NJ
Publication year: 1985
Volume/Page(s): 198
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0166]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Dec 5, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.61195.13]
Individual: Moore, M. T.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: St Thomas, Yarmouth Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 65
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0168]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Jan 3, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.14]
Individual: Meek, Thomas A.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Dunwich Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 60
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0170]
One of three to settle on Union Road in Southwolod Twp. in 1812
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 62
Death source: Ontario Registry, Christian Guardian, P.117 (Family Tree maker Disk) lists James as 57 when he died, December 16, 1834, and his birth place as Ballymena, Antrim Co., Ireland
[NI0176]
copy of Death Certificate #013278, Index file Film # 1819278 fhc
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.18]
Individual: Meek, W. H.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Aylmer, Malahide Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0177] COPY Of Death Certificate #003894, Index File Film # 1819278 FHC
[NI0179] Copy oc Death Certificate # 003893, Index File Film @ 1819278 FHC
[NI0180]
Copy of Death Certificate #008133 Index File Film # 1819278
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 15, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.18]
Individual: Meek, W. H.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Aylmer, Malahide Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Nov 18, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.18]
Individual: Meek, W. H.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Aylmer, Malahide Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 63
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0181]
birth registration of her son William Henry lists the mother as Margaret McKing
Gravestone lists her as Margaret McKeen
Names of two other sons are unknown
[NI0191]
""MEEK" ,"WILLIAM" ," " , SEX=" " , AGE="56"
HEADCODE=" " , BP="IRELAND" , R="CP" , E="IRISH" , OCC="F"
DISTRICT="005 , SUBDIST="C" , DIV-PG#="1 , PG#(CODE)="13"
SUBDIST NAME="Southwol"
[NI0193]
]LNAME[ MEEK FNAME[ ANDREW
RESID[ DUNWICH DATE[ AUG 27, 1874 FILE[ 536 MFNO[ 1379
NOTES[ - executrix was Sarah Meek, Dunwich,widow- wife was Sarah Meek
[NI0195]
[Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: Jan 6, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.59080.14]
Individual: Meek, Thomas A.
Event: Living
Year: 1872
Place: Dunwich Township
Province of record source: Ontario
County of record source: Elgin
Source: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin, 1877, including Armstrong & Company's County of Elgin Directory for 1872.
Publisher: Cumming Atlas Reprints
Publication place: Stratford
Publication year: 1976
Volume/Page(s): 60
Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred.
[NI0200]
After medical School, moved to Cripple Creek, Colorado
Abt 1907, Tavelled to Oklahoma City, with a patient, ended up living there
Abt 1707, Member of "Pickwick" Club, a male only fraternity like club in Oklahoma City
Ejoyed drinking and gambling
Had a car wreck near Alva, OK, injured leg
[NI0235]
Census Lists Robert Meek as a Merchant in Caledon Twp., Peel County.
Town of Alton, Ontario.
Kept a store and started a flour Mill
[NI0256] Infant lived 12 days. May have been named but none listed on Death REgistration #009951 FHC
[NI0258]
Birth REgistration # 006396
Lists Andrew J meek and Annie Currie as Parents
[NI0282] Bio; her brother, Amasa, set up the Harbour Company in Port Bruce with her second husband Lindley Moore. Universalion religion, frame, one and a half story house (1861); her daughter, Adelia, is living with the family in Port Bruce, Ontario.
[NI0290]
"Gemealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan" MS-871, R.15, PAO (Res203)
At least one child born in Whiltehall, Washington, NY (Res 203)
[NI0291] "Gemealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan" MS-871, R.15, PAO (REs 203)
[NI0293]
Doc: genealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan" MS-871, R.15, PAO (Res203)
Res 203; CANADA CENSUS: 1851 Yarmouth, Village of St. Thomas, Elgin, Ont.
c-11719, p 41 (Res205); DEATH NOTICES FROM THE CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, 1836-1850
(Res 207) CANADIAN DICTIONARY OF BIOGRAPHY, v V1, 1821-1835,pp 399-400
(Res207) ONTARIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Papers and Records v1X, 1910, p. 164, 172, "Register of Baptisms, marriages and Deaths at St. Thomas, U.C......"
(Res208): OBITUARIES FROM ONTARIO'S CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, 1861-1870. Donald A. McKenzie, 1988, p. 199 (Res 299)
Bio: Widow; Methodist, living in Frame, one story house in St. Thomas, Ont., with her daughter, Adelaide (1851, Res 205). Marriage particulars from Res208 married by Rev. Alexander MacIntosh of the St. Thomas Mission, by Annas, witnesses, William B. Lee, Archibald Chisolm, Samuel Ellison and John Lee.. She was a spinster residing in Southwolde Twp. at the time of her marriage (Res 208). Baptism and birth from her Res208: baptized by Rev Dr Stewart, missionary to St. Thomas, sponsors were: Francis Siddal and Mercy N. Martin. Her parents names are given as William Hopkins, deceased, and Sarah Freeman, which implies that her mother had remarried, Res 299, OBITUARIES...'
BIRTHPLACE; moved in her seventh year with her parents to Dunham, C.E.;moved to St. Thomas in 1820; death date and place, at the res. of son-in-law, Mr. Jackson, age 54; predeceased by her two sons, survived by a dau.; CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, 16 Oct., 1861, p. 164
[NI0294] Bio: Res299, Obituaries: Obit of mother states that she has two sons who predeceaased her. since they ar4e not in the 1851 Census, I assume that thy died before that time
[NI0295] Bio: Lucy does not appear in 1851 Census, her husband has remarried to Mary Holt (Res205). Eath date and place and birthdate from Res207. According to Res207, she moved to Rock Island, IL abt. 1837 where she married her husband. They came to Canada abt, 1842(Res207). She was in her 30th year when she died (res207
[NI0296] Bio: Does not appear in 1861 Census and husband has remairied (Res206)
[NI0297] Bio: Buried in the W.J Kerr plot besife her husband (Res 203). No issue Universalion religion, frame, two story house in 1861 (Res206)
[NI0300] Bio: French origin according to 1871 Census, Born in Orwell, Ont., She waas also know as "Anny". Obit sates her brithplace as Orwell, Ont., which is in Yarmouth Twp., Elgin Co. She lived at her residence on main St. at the time of her death. Married by the Rev. Faather D.C. Ryan (Obit). She has a quiet and amiable disposition. Her son, REv, D.D. McMillan, officiaated aat her funeral. Roman Catholic, living in frame, one story house in 1861.
[NI0301] Bio: Attended the 50th Wedding celebration for her sister, Amy Ann, in 1907, Lived in Gananoque, ON. in 1907. Living with father and step-mother, Wesleyan Methodist religion in 1861
[NI0303]
REs: Lochiel, Glenagarry, Ont., (1851-1871) Aylmer Ont., Port Bruce, Ont., Alexandria, Glengarry, Ont., malahide, Elgin, Ont., (1861)
occ: School teacher !857), Merchant (1861 Census); Medical Doctor (1871 Census); P;itical (Canadain Senate: 1884); Coroner; Justice of the peace; Sawmill Owner, Township Village Councillar, Labourer (1851 Census). Director of Sovereign Bank, Merchant Fire Insurance and Ont. Medical Association.
Bio: Bapt. by Fr. John MacDonald, sponsors were Angus MacDonald and Sally MacMaster. Educated in local schools and spwnet a few years in Western Ont., where he met and married his wife.. Studied medicine in Toronto, araduated in 1965. Came to Alexandria after graduation and purchased home built by Dr. Colin MacDonald and began to practise. Unsuccesfully opposed Archibald McNab in the by-election for House of Commons (Conservative) IN 1875 but appointed to the Senate in 1884. Spoke fluent Gaelic and compossed songs in Gaelic. Surname also spelled "MacMillan". May have been maarried in Holy Angels Church. According to his biogarphy and obituary, his father was descended from an " anciet Scottish family resididng at Falcon Grove, Glengarry, Inveresshire, Scotland." Also eduacated by private tuition. REl: R.C.. MD from Victoria University, Toronto.Obituary for long list of involvements and more complete biography. He was a good story teller and conversationalist and "hospitality itself". List of his surviving sisters: Mrs J. McDonald, Edmonton.: Mrs D.S. McDonald, Bridge End, Ontario; Mrs McCuaig, Montreal and Mrs J.J. Kennedy, Alexandria, Ontario.
Merchant, Roman Catholic, living in frame one story house with one horse, one cow ($90.00 calue), 2/5 acres and store ($2000 capital investment) in 1861. His brother, Alexander, is living with him in 1861.
Doc: "Genealogy of Sen. Donald Macmillan and Family" MS-871, R,15, PAO
STORMOUNT, DUNDAS, AND GLENGARRY: A HISTORY; Canada Census: 1871; A HISTORY OF GLENGARRY; Information from Jocelyn Campbell. Obituary, Baptism extracted from parish REgister, otes; CanadaCcensus, Malahide, Elgin, Ontario. Div. 1, p.4, C-1018
FACT6
[NI0329]
Doc: PASSENGERS ON THE "LION" FROM ENGLAND TO BOSTON, 1632, by Sandra S. Olney, v.1, p.369 (Res335); Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHL (Res235).
Bio: Res335, "LION:" Birth, marriage, death dates and places; children's particulars; parents' names.
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
31L301 BARNABAS LEWIS
b. August 17, 1753, Wallingford, CT., d. Wells, Vermont. he m. 1st March 10, 1752 (or May 1, 1753), Waterbury. CT to Jerusha Doolittle, who died May 24, 1754, Cheshire, Conn., dau of Ebenezer F. Doolittle. He married 2nd., December 15, 1756 (or February 27, 1759) Waterbury, to Deborah Brooks, who d. February 11, 1759. Waterbury, dau. of Thomas Brooks of Wallingford. He m. 3rd., February 24, 1762, Wallingford, to Rachel Curtis, dau. of Enoch Curtis and Rachel Plumb. Barnabas Lewis and his son Benjamin moved to Wells, VT., 1807 from Cheshire, CT.; his sons Zuriel and Levi came before 1800, and his son David,, before the Revolution.
Doc IGI, 1988 Version 2,16, FHL, Computer Printout (Res236)
Bio: Res236, Marriage date and place: Souce's surename given as Curis and Carter (from birth of children, I assume that the correct naaame is Curtis) Res236 Birth: birth date and place: parents' names. Res236, Births of children: all children born in Wallingford Twp, New Haven, CT Cor 771, DAR: birth (1773), marriage and deaath particulars, lists his three marriages and wives particulars, childrens' particulars: took the oath of Fidelity as a Patriot: took the Oath of A. llegiance ot the State of Conneticut in 1777 (p 522, "Cheshire, CT, 1694-1840" by Joseph P. Beach, 1812 List of Freeman 1777). REs366, Evertons: gives b. date as 1733; wife's particulars and ancestry.
BIRTH: IGI, 1988 Edition, Version 1.16; Family History Library.
MARRIAGE: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991
DEATH: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991
[NI0330]
NOTES FOR RACHEL CURTIS:
Doc: ICI, 1988 Edition, Version 2.16: Evertons Gedsrch, Internet, Family Group Sheet Printouts (Res366)
Bio: Re236, Mariage entered twice, once with the surname as "Curtis" and once with ther surname as "Carter", particulars the same in both; I have accepted her surname as Curtis as this is also the name listed on the births of some of her children, date and place. Res236, Births of children born in Wallingford Twp, New Haven, CT, DAR: gives nam, she is the third wife of Barnabas Lewis; birth, Marriage and death particulars lists children and particulars. Res 366, Everton's: b. date is given as "abt" 1741; no b. place; many generations of her ancestry given.
BIRTH:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
MARRIAGE:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
DEATH:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
[NI0331]
NOTES FOR JURUSHA LEWIS
Doc: Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHC (Res)235);
Dar Membership application of Lisa Rojecki, Wa (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives her birthdate as September 1, 1763, Wallingford, CT which is different than the IGI; husbands surname
!BIRTH: Computerized IGI Version 2.16; 1988: Family History Library
[NI0332]
Doc: "Genealogy of Sen. Donald MacMillan and Family." MS-871, R.15, PAO
(Res) 203); ICI, 1988 Edition, Version 2.16, FHL, Computer printout (Res236);
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
Bio: REs236, Genealogy" a haandwritten note incicates Zurial is the brother of Barnabas and has issue "Addie Scott" whom I assume to be a female as Scott must be her married name. Res236, Birth: birth date and place, parents names. Cor 771, DAR: gives his name and particulars, wifes particulars, list of sources used.
!BIRTH: IGI; 1988 Edition, Version 2.16; Family History Library
!Marriage: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
!DEATH:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
[NI0333]
DAR, you write a brief, concise request to "Record Copy, NSDAR, 1776 D St.,y>
[NI0334]
Notes for RACHAEL LEWIS
[NI0335]
NOTES FOR SARAH LEWIS
[NI0336]
NOTES FOR ESTER LEWIS
[NI0337]
Doc: PASSENGERS ON THE "LION" FROM ENGLAND TO BOSTON, 1632, by Sandra S. Olney, v.1, p.369 (Res335); Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHL (Res235).
[NI0338]
Doc: Computerized ICI Ver. 2.16, FHL (Res 235)
[NI0339]
Doc: Computerized ICI Ver. 2.16, FHL (Res 235)
[NI0340]
Doc: Computerized ICI Ver. 2.16, FHL (Res 235)
[NI0343]
Doc: PASSENGERS ON THE "LION" FROM ENGLAND TO BOSTON, 1632, by Sandra S. Olney, v.1, p.369 (Res335); Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHL (Res235).
[NI0344]
Doc: PASSENGERS ON THE "LION" FROM ENGLAND TO BOSTON, 1632, by Sandra S. Olney, v.1, p.369 (Res335); Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHL (Res235).
[NI0345]
Doc: DAR Membership Application of Lisa I.H. Rojecki, Issaquah, Wa (Cor771)
[NI0346]
[NI0347]
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991
[NI0348]
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991
[NI0349]
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
[NI0350]
NOTES FOR AZARIAH LATHROP
[NI0351]
NOTES FOR ABIGAIL HITCHCOCK
[NI0352]
[NI0353]
:Doc: Computerized ICI Ver. 2.16, FHL (Res 235)
[NI0354]
Doc: Computerized ICI Ver. 2.16, FHL (Res 235)
[NI0355]
Notes for Deborah Brooks
[NI0356]
Child of Barnabas Lewis ad Deborah Brooks is:
[NI0357]
Another source has her name as Jerimiah Doolittle
[NI0358]
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
[NI0359]
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
[NI0360]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0361]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0362]
Notes for BENJAMIN LEWIS:
[NI0363]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0364]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0365]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0367]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0369]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0370]
Sources differ on birth dates of both brothers naamed levi
[NI0372]
Doc: Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHC (Res235).
[NI0373]
Doc: Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHC (Res235).
[NI0376]
Doc: Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHC (Res235).
[NI0377]
Doc: Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHC (Res235).
[NI0378]
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NOTES for Elizabeth Burnham:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
[NI0387]
dOC: "gENEALOGY OF sEN. dONALD mACmILLAN AND fAMILY" ms-871, r.15, pao
[NI0388]
!BIRTH: IGI; 1988 Edition, Version 2.16; Family History Library
[NI0389]
Notes for Sarah Allen:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
[NI0398]
Bio: Res299, Obituaries: Obit of mother states that she has two sons who predeceaased her. since they ar4e not in the 1851 Census, I assume that thy died before that time
[NI0399]
Pioneer Lewis Families, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, VOL1
[NI0400]
Bio: Res299, Obituaries: Obit of mother-in-law states that she died at his house in St. Thomas, Aug 1861. As wife was single in 1851 Census, they must have been married between 1851 and Aug 1861
[NI0401]
Bio: Attended the 50th WEdding Anniversary celebration fro her parents in 1907 with her husband and children, McPhee: birth 1835.
[NI0402]
Bio: Entered McGill Medical School 1881, graduated in 1885 as M.D. There is a stained glass window in St. Finnian's Ch in Aleandria in his memory. His death date may be 1887. His estated is listed in the dndex for Stormount, Dundas and Glengarry: #112, 1889, Alexandria, GS-1-1263
[NI0415]
Pioneer Lewis Family, Vol 1
[NI0416]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, p 740
[NI0417]
31L103 SAMUEL LEWIS (p 740, Vol ! Pioneer Lewis Families, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michaael L. Cook)
[NI0418]
other source says Sarah Lewis died Aug 10, 1704
[NI0419]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0420]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0421]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0424]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0425]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0426]
Another source has his birth place as Llangough, Wales
[NI0427]
A differnet source lists Felix Alcutt or Olcutt
[NI0431]
[NI0433]
Daniel, John, Joseph, Ebenezer, Job, Hannah and William.
[NI0436]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0437]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0443]
Hannah Frisbie, born 1700, married STephen Abbott 1725 Branford, died 1803 ( yes) Middlebury
[NI0446]
bIO: Took ill on 12 Feb., 1890, was attended by her father and other doctors. Was an accomplihed musician, played the organ for St. Finnian's Ch., and sang. 28 years old at death; left behind two young sons, the youngest being 20 months.
[NI0447]
Bio: Attended the 50th Wedding anniversaary for his paarents in 1907 with his wife.
[NI0449]
Res: Lochiel, Glengarry, Ontaario (1871 Census)
[NI0450]
Bio: First name may be spelled "Milas.
[NI0453]
Twin of James Angus buried in one coffin
[NI0454]
Went by Tessie, Lived in London, Ontario
[NI0455]
Bio: Died of diptheria
[NI0465]
Bio: Was an architect in London, ON.
[NI0468]
Infant of Mary Holt and Chauncey lewis buried at Chauncey Lewis grave site. Fingal Cemetary, Fingal, Ontario
[NI0473]
A Digest of Early Connecticut Probate Records, Vol. 6, 1695-1700, Pub. 1904 by Charles William Manwaring
[NI0479]
"Pioneer Lewis Families" Vol 1, Cook Publications, Copyright 1978 by Michael Cook.
[NI0481]
taken from Pioneer Lewis families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0482]
Marriage to Anne Cousens: Marriage record at St. Mary's Abchurch, January 11, 1639/40 reads "Robert Lewis, gent . of Trinity, Minories, widower, 36, and Anne Cosens, of St. Mary, Abchurch, spijnster, 25, her father dead, consent of her mother, Mary Jacobson, alias Cosens, ux, Jacob Jacobson, of same.
[NI0503]
Abisha Lewis and his wife Sarah are buried in the West Center, Berkshire, Mass Cemetery, along with several other family members
[NI0504]
Samuel Lewis operated the first TAvern in West Stockbridge, Mass. He resided at one time in Champlain, N.Y.
[NI0506]
Pioneer Lewis Families, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, VOL1
[NI0507]
Pioneer Lewis Families, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, VOL1
[NI0513]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1,
[NI0514]
Notes for AURELIA LEWIS:
[NI0516]
Notes for LYMAN HINMAN:
[NI0522]
Pioneer Lewis Families, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, VOL1
[NI0523]
Another source has Berri spelled Berry.
[NI0526]
Morgan is buried in the Spring GroveCemetery in Hartford CT.
[NI0541]
Pioneer Lewis Families, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, VOL1
[NI0542]
Pioneer Lewis Families, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, VOL1
[NI0557]
William Merriman lived in Tudeley, Kent, England in 1635 and came to America in 1638
[NI0558]
William Merriman lived in Tudeley, Kent, England in 1635 and came to America in 1638
[NI0561]
Another source has Williams wife, Mary Tibbets as Mary Andrews, daughter of William Hopkins and Mary Andrews
[NI0587]
Francis Davie was Samuel J. Cote's first wife. They resided in Moosinee, Ont. where Sam ran a trap line.In the early thirties, Sam returned from trapping to find his wife and children dead of a flu epidemic.
[NI0591]
He was CAptain and first Registrar of Farmington
[NI0601]
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[NI0603]
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[NI0607]
BOLTWOOD, ROBERT, Hartford 1648, rem. 1659 to Hadley, freem. 26 Mar. 1661, d. 6 Apr. 1684, an enterpris. and brave man; by w. Mary, wh. d. 14 May 1687, had only s. Samuel, ment. below, and these ds. Sarah, wh. m. 31 May 1666, Isaac Warner of Hatfield, and next, in 1696, deac. John Loomis of Windsor; Lydia, wh. m. 2 Apr. 1674, John Warner of Springfield, and d. 26 Jan. 1683; Martha, wh. m. 1 Apr. 1674, Daniel Warner of Hatfield, and d. 1710; and Mary, wh. m. 24 Oct. 1667, James Beebee of Hadley, and d. 19 Aug. 1676. SAMUEL, Hadley, s. of the preccd. rem. to Farmington, m. Sarah, d. of capt. William Lewis, had five s. and five ds. rem. to Deerfield, and was k. 29 Feb. 1704 in the assault by Fr. and Ind. His wid. d. 10 Aug. 1722, aged 70. Of the ch. Samuel, b. 12 Oct. 1679, m. Hannah Alexander, and d. 1738; Sarah m. Nathaniel Kellogg; Eliz. m. Eleazer Mattoon; Robert, b. 19 Apr. 1683, was k. at the same time with his f.; Ebenezer was of Berwick; Rebecca, b. 1691, bec. sec. w. of Daniel Shattuck, 7 May 1724; Solomon, b. 2 July 1694, d. 20 Sept. 1762, was ancest. of Ebenezer, H. C. 1773, and of Lucius M. Will. Coll. 1814.
[NI0655]
Samuel died at an early age
[NI0664]
Capt. Benjamin Hitchcock was married to Elizabeth Ives by Capt. Yale, Oct. 1, 1718.
[NI0666]
Another source indicates her name is Elizabeth Rogers
[NI0734]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0735]
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
[NI0815]
Lydia Cook, d,dec 30, 1753. Jason must have remarried after that date as some of his children were born after 1753.
[NI0851]
"Asahel Hitchcock lived in the village of Cheshire, Child: 126 Miles, went to New York , where he died"
[NI0858]
Mix up in birthdates here,
[NI0867]
Was a Judge of Probate, Town Clerk, etc,
[NI0868]
Jared Hitchcock marrried Irene Bartholomew
[NI0885]
HITCHCOCK, Ichabod, Lucy, W11293, BLW #95681-160-55, CT Line, (wid was also pensioned as wid of Charles Tuttle her former husband who died in the War of 1812), wid appl 5 Jun 1856 Geaguga Co OH aged 77, sol lived at Cheshire in New Haven Co CT at enl, wid m 1st Charles Tuttle 18 Feb 1796 & he d 6 Aug 1814 & wid m 2nd to Ichabod Hitchcock on 6 Oct 1815 at Hamden CT & he d 26 May 1820 Cheshire CT, wid stated her daughter Nancy Wilmot the only heir at law of her 1st husband Charles Tuttle rec'd a BLW based....
[NI0959]
Maried and went to Kentucky
[NI1214]
Families of Anciet New Haven: Azuba (Cook) Benham. Cook may have been her maiden name
[NI1481]
John L Hitchcock m. Eunice Hudson 20 Sep 1786 at Cheshire CT >
[NI1553]
> Ira Hitchcock married Hannah d/o Asahel Hotchkiss
[NI1582]
He filed for pension in 1818 at the age of 60
[NI1619]
HITCHCOCK, Elida, Esther, W25777, MA Line, sol applied (pension) 28 Mar 1818 New Haven Co CT aged 59, he lived at Lenox MA at enl, sol m Esther Warner 9 Apr 1786 at Hamden CT, sol d 14 Jan 1840, wid appl 18 Aug 1843 at Hamden CT aged 85, in 1825 sol had mentioned a daughter Sarah aged 21
[NI1954]
residence: Southbury, CT.
[NI1968]
1871 Census:
[NI1970]
Dentist in Orangeville, Ontario
[NI1971]
Stayed on the farm in Mono Twp. Dufferin County.
[NI1972]
Was middle child of three
[NI1973]
Deeded John Lewis farm to Abraham Williamson, both were residence of Sunderland, VT. (the Benson Family Records, pg. 121)
[NI1983]
Benjamin was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, enlisting as a private in the 12th Mass. Regt, commanded by Col. Samuel Brewer
[NI1985]
The Lewis Cemetery in Ellery Twp, Chautauqua Co., New York, was named after Able Lewis.
[NI2021]
Could have owned farm land per 1880 Atlas of newaygo Co., MI, page 9, section 32 & 33 in Ensley Twp.
[NI2024]
Possible mother of Abel is Almira Hubbard
[NI2048]
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[NI2055]
1500, Meeks were once "DeMique" according to Victor Meek
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[NI2082]
Possibly came to Oklahoma City in 1902
[NI2084]
1918, Founded the National Opera Co. in Washington, D.C.
[NI2085]
Known as "Peggy"
[NI2140]
Obtained Crown grant on the 5th line of Mono Township. buried at cemetery of Mitchell's Church (Yellowbriar)
[NI2143]
lived in Alton, sahred store with Robert. Later had a hotel built in 1851-52. Gave the name to the village(from a paper printed in Alton) and was the first postmaster. The position staayed in the family until 1883, when brother Robert was postmaster.
[NI2144]
Had two daghters by her first husband.
[NI2428]
In 1788 Benjamin, Matthew and James Lewis, "all of Hooksick NY", bought a parcel of land in Pownal, VT. from David Starard, and in 1793 Benjamin and Matthew, then of Pownal, VT., conveyed their interest to James. [The Benson Family Records pg.122]
[NF019]
Aunt Lide had many relatives in the U.S.
[NF777]
Sometimes before 1820, Able and his family moved to Chautauqua Twp., Chautauqua Co., New York. That part of Chautauqua Twp. was soon made into Ellery Twp. , where he apparently purchased land from the Holland Land Co. He was a farmer and possibley a carpenter.
[NS76021]
facts from Frederick Meek data
[NS39221]
Some of Michael Cook;s reference material mentioned in his book was from the book "Lewisiana" various volumes
[NS39222]
Excellant
[NS39223]
Volume 1
[NS20671]
Druggist
[NS20673]
Norfolk County Census of 1901
Notes for DEBORAH LEWIS
Doc: Computerized IGI, vERSION 2.16, 1988, fhc (rES 235)Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991
!BIRTH IGI;1988 Edition, Version 2.16; FAmily History Library
Doc: Computerized IGI, Version 2.16, 1988, FHC (Res235);
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991
Bio: Cor771,DAR gives her birth date and place; and husbands name.
!Birth: IGI vERSION 2.16; Family History Library
Doc: Computerized IGI version 2.16, 1988, FHC (Res 235);
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, Cor771
Bio: Cor771, DAR gives her birthdate and place; husband's name
!bIRTH: IGI;1988 Edition, ver 2.16, Family History Library
Doc: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991; (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR gives her birth,datem and place, husbands name:twin
!BIRTH IGI, 1988 Version 2.16; Family History Library
Bio: Res335, "LION:" Birth, marriage, death dates and places; children's particulars; parents' names.
NOTES FOR BENJAMIN LEWIS
Doc: Computerized ICI Ver. 2.16, FHL (Res 235)
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives his birth date and place, wife's name:twin
!BIRTH; ICI 1988 Edition, Ver. 2.16, FHL
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives his birth date and place, wife's name
!BIRTH; ICI 1988 Edition, Ver. 2.16, FHL
!Marriage: DAR, Washington, DC; membership application of L. Rojecki, Issaquah, WA, 12 Feb 1991
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives his birth date and place,husbaands name
!BIRTH; ICI 1988 Edition, Ver. 2.16, FHL
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives her husband's name but does not give her birthdate.
!BIRTH:IGI; 1988 Edition, Ver. 2.16, FHL
Bio: Res335, "LION:" Birth, marriage, death dates and places; children's particulars; parents' names.
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
31L231 - DR. BENJAMIN LEWIS
b. September 21, 1701, Wallingford, CT., m. November 3, 1724, Ester Matthews. Some authorities list only 14 children, but #15-16 are on town records of Wallingford and both named in probate of will of Jesse Lewis, their brother, February 6, 1759
Bio: Res335, "LION:" Birth, marriage, death dates and places; children's particulars; parents' names.
Bio: Cor771 DAR: gives his surname only
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives his birth date and place, wife's name:twin
!BIRTH; ICI 1988 Edition, Ver. 2.16, FHL
!MARRIAGE:
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
!DEATH
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR gives his name only
Bio: Cor771, DAR:gives his name only
Bio: gives is name only
Doc:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771 gives his name only
Doc:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor)771
Bio: Cor771 gives her name only.
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
Bio. Cor771, DAR gives her name only
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives his name only
Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991, (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives his NAME ONLY
DOC: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
BIO: cOR771, DAR gives her name,marriage date: deaath date derived from date of her husband's second marriage
!MARRIAGE: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
DAvis Lewis, b. April 20, 1757; m. (1) Elizabeth Burnham; m. (2) Rebecca Hotchkiss
NOTES for David Lewis
Doc: DAR Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
bio: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771) gives his name birthdate (this may be incorrect or parents' marriage date may be incorrect as his birth precedes their marriage date by two years): wive's names.
!Birth: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
Notes for Jeusha Doolittle
Doc:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
Bio:Cor 771, DAR: gives her name , mar. date, children's particulars: death date deduced from date of husbands second marriage.
Marriage: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
BIO:Cor771, DAR gives his name, birth and deaath dates.
!BIRTH:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
!DEATH:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
BIO: Cor771, DDAR: gives his (possibly a female) name, birthdate, died young.
!BIRTH:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
!DEATH:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
31l297 - Bela Lewis
31l299 Elizabeth Lewis
Benjamin Lewis had a deed June 12, 1772 from Ezra Fellows of Sheffield, Mass. of land on Maple Hill in West Stockbridge, originally laid out to David Naunanneckanuck. At first town meeting in West Stockbridge, June 28, 1774, Benajmin Lewis was made clerk and treasurer, having settled in town from Avon, Conn., then Northington, a part of Farmington. Before he left Northington, a church was organized in 1750 and the meetings were held at the hime of Benjamin before the meeting house was completed in 1754. the house was on the east side of the Farmington River, near the old burying ground. "The History of Hartford County, P. 5, gives facts relating to the organization of the church which grew out of separate meetings held as early as 1746. It is very likely that the meetings were held at the house of a Benjamin Lewis, father of this Benjamin, for the latter was not married until 1754 and was not likely to have been a householder in 1750.
Sources for all of Benjamin Lewis' children and grandchildren were taken from the LDS Records and a book, "Pioneer Lewis Families, Copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, C.G. He got his sources from the 'Lewisiana", 1887-1907, various articles.
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
75L101 Benjamin Lewis
31L302 - JESSE LEWIS
b. January 29, 1734, Wallingford, CT.: Will probated February 5, 1759.
31L303 CALEB LEWIS
b.May 22, 1736, Wallingford, CT. It is stated he m. March 13, 1760, Wallingford, Abigail Moss, b September 30, 1740, dau. of Benjamin Moss and Abigail Cole of Wallingford, and sister to Joseph Moss who m. Ester Lewis [31L305]
31L305 ESTER LEWIS
31L306 [DIED YOUNG]
31L307
LDS SOURCE has birth of Ebenezer as 1660 at Farmington, CT
Pioneer Lewis Family #31l108. d. Jan 22, 1909/10, New haven CT. He m. Dec 2, 1685, Elizabeth Merriman, b. Sep. 14, 1669, d. 1709, dau of Capt. Nathaniel Merriman and wife Olney, who settled in Wallingford in 1670. Ebenezer Lewis settled in eastern part of Wallingford in 1684. In new Haven, CT., probate records give April 17,1711, the distrubutionof estated of Ebenezer lewis to widow and ten children, and Apri 7, 1713 estate of the eldest son Hezekiah divided in 9 parts. Evidently his wife Abagail died before his death in 1711, and in the absense of children, his brothers and sisters became his heirshis mother waiving her rights in his estate. William Fredricks exhibited May 19, 1713 return for the estated which was accepted. There were then living in 1713, ten children of Ebenezer. See Lewisiana, Vol. xv, p161-162
Hartford Town Votes, I: 202; Original Distribution, p. 72; Manwaring's Hartford Probate Records, I:321
" A committee was appointedin 1683, to assign Ebenezer Lewis a plce to build a shop for his trade of a smith." He also located near the tunnel. Doubltess, he used the smith's tools, which his grandfather William Lewis had secured from John Holloway and had willed to him.
Pioneer Lewis Families, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, VOL1
31L2198 - MARY LEWIS
b. ca 1688, Wallingford, Conn. She m. August 10, 1710 in Wallingford by Justice Hall to Abraham Doolittle, b. March 27, 1684, Wallingford, d. may 10, 1733, Cheshire, Conn. He was the son of Abraham Doolittle and Mercy Holt. Mary is not included in most lists of children, but knowing there was a 10th child, and her name appears on most deeds with that of her husband as heirs of Ebenezer Lewis, it appears this is correct. Deed january 29, 1729, Heirs of Ebenezer Lewis to Sergt. Hohn Hall. a piece of land that was Ebenezer Lewis and "known by ye name of the elbo"....included the names Abraham Doolittle and Mary Doolittle among assignors, Also Deed, p 419, vol 6, Wallingford dated August 6, 1728, l;ast parties signed January 17, 1731, recorded January 21, 1731 gives all the children of Ebenezer lewis then living with the exception of Benjamin and in case of the daughters, with their husbands names. Mary and her husband settled in Cheshire parish, north of the village, being among it's eaarliest inhabitants.
Seleky is listed as FElix in Families of Ancient New haven, Vol 1V
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
31L229 - BARNABAS LEWIS
b. November 4, 1697, Wallingford, CT, d. October 1, 1729. he m. Elizabeth (surname not known). See Lewisiana Vol. XV1, p. 207-209
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1, Cook Publications, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook
31L230-HANNAH LEWIS
B. October 10, 1699, Wallingford, CT, m February 8, 1721, Captain Samuel Cook, b. March 5, 1695, d. November 7, 1745, New Havne, CT., son of Samuel Cook and Hannah Ives
Pioneer Lewis Families, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, VOL1
31L232 - MALACHI LEWIS
b. October 4, 1703, Wallingford, CT, d. Middletown, CT. He m. May 7, 1728 at Middletown, Hannah Wilcox.
settled in Middleton, Ct
Doc: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives her name only
Bio: Res 203 stated "Addie Scott's father was Barnabas Lewis' brother Zuriel."
!Marriage: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
!DEATH:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
Bio: Cor771, DAR: gives his name and particulars: list of sources used
Bio: cor771, DAR gives her name and particulars, list of sources used.
!BIRTH Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
!aMRRIAGE: Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
!DEATH:Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, DC: Membership Application of Lisa H, Rojecki, Issaquah, WA: 12 Feb., 1991 (Cor771)
b, 1831, St Thomas, Ontario, Canada, d. there October 6, 1865. She m. there to William Jackson
Pioneer Lewis Families, copyright 1978 by Michael L. Cook, VOL1 has Adelaide Lewis's death date at 1865. Several children born after that date indicating William Jackson must have remarried.
Bio: Methodist; living in Frame, one-story house in St. Thomas, Onat with her mother (1851), Res299, Obituaries: Obit of her mother, mother dies at her house in St. Thomas, 1861: gives husband's surname: also that she had two brothers whoo must have died pre-1851 Census
Her name given as Mary Belle
Obit states she was b. in St. Thomas, Ont.,
D. date June, 1918, t(other sources give 1919 as d. year.
b. May 6, 1645, c. ca 1690. she m. Benjamin Judd, b. ca 1642, Hartford, CT d. 1689, the son of Thomas judd (who was at Cambridge 1634, hartford 1636, Farmington 1644-1679, then Northampton) Administrtion of estate of Benjamin Judd (with inventory of 267 pounds, 3 shillings) was granted to widow Mary judd November 6, 1689. On March 3 1691/92 the Court record states "Whereas the Asministrator of the Estate of Benjamin Judd is deceased, Administration of the estate of Benj. Judd and wife (Inventory 292 pounds, 13 shillings, 7 pence is granted to Benjamin Judd, his son......."
31L102b PHILIP LEWIS bapt. December 13, 1646, d. 1724, Fairfield, CT, He m. Sarah Ashley, b. August 23, 1648, Springfiled, Mass., dau of Robert Ashley of Springfield and Mary Horton, widow of Thomas Horton. he was made freeman 1677, was in Farmington, CT 1689, Hadley 1688 or 1698, Fairfield 1692-98. he bought land in Stratford 1693 and Fairfield 1701. His daughter waas admistratrix of Will, 1725. His father William [31L102] in his will of July 16, 1689, states "I do give to my son Philip a full confirmation of the living he liveth upon at Hartford, according to the tenture of my Hon'd Father's will". Under the old English law of primogeniture he claimed the whole fo his father's estate but in the settlement (he being one of the executors) he was allowed a double portion.
b. August 18, 1648, hartford, CT, d. november 13 (or 25), 1725 (or 1732) m. 1st, Elizabeth Judd, who d. 1705-06, Farmington, and m. 2nd, Mary (surname not known). He was a sergent in the militia, made freeman 1676, Wife joined the Church 1691.
Inventory of Sergeant Samuel lewis, 894 pounds, 9 shillings taken by Isaac Cowles, Daniel Judd, and Isaac lewis. February 1, 1725-26, and admistration granted to Mary lewis, widow, and Samuel lewis, eldest son. On jaanuary 3, 1726-27, Mary Lewis and Samuel Lewis exhibited an account of their Administration. Paid in debts and charges, 85 pounds, 5 shillings, 11 pence, and there remained 838 pounds, 19 shillings to distributed. Order to Mary Lewis, relict, widow, 44 pounds, 18 shillings to be with dower. To Samuel lewis, eldest son, 235 pounds, 19 shillings which is his dower portion of the estate. To John, Nehemiah, Nathan, and Josiah Lewis, to each of them 117 pounds, 19 shillings, 6 pence and to Hannah Gridley, 86 pounds, 6 shillings, she havning formerly received 31 pounds, 12 shillings; the rest of the children to receive their single portion of the estate. The court appointed mary lewis to be guardian of children, Nathan Lewis, 20 yeaars of age, and Josiah Lewis, 17 yeaars of age.
March 7, 1726-27, Report of Distribution of estate was filed. On June 12, 1726, Samuel lewis of Farmington moved the Court that he be allowed, for serving his father, Samuel lewis, deseased, 7 years after he was 21 years of age, to the value of 140 pounds was resisted by his mother mary Lewis. In May 1728, the Court decided the case was (not?) recognizable and dismissed the case with costs to be paid by Samuel lewis, who appealed.
A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records, Hartford District, Vol. 2 1700-1729, Pub. 1904 by Charles William Manwaring 1723-1729 Inv. in Vol. XII< page 213-214
Lewis, Sergt. Samuel. Invt. L(pounds)894-00-00. Taken by Isaac Cowles, Daniel Judd and Isaac Lewis. Court recrod, Page 114--1st February, 1725-6: Adms. granted to Mary Lewis, widow, and Samuel Lewis, eldest son.Page 144--3 January, 1726-7: Mary Lewis and Samuel Lewis Adms., exhibited an account of thier Adms. Paid in debts and charges, L85-05-11.
Accepted. Ivt. with additions, L924-05-07; subtracting L85-05-11, there remains L838-19-00 to be distributed. Order to Mary Lewis, relict, widow, L44-18-10 with dower; to Samuel Lewis, oldest son :235-19-00, which is his double portion of sd. estate; to John, Nehemiah, Nathan and Josiah Lewis, to each of them, L117-19-06; and to Hannah Gridley, L86-06-00, she havign formerly received L31-12-00; the rest of the children of sd. decd; which is his double portion of sd. estate; to John, Nehemiah, Nathan and Josiah Lewis, to each of them, L117-19-06; and to Hannah Gridley, L86-06-00, she havign formerly received L31-12-00; the rest of the children of sd. decd; And appoint Isaac Cwoles, Daniel Judd and John Porter, of Farmington, distributors. this Court do appoint Mary Lewis of FArmington, widow, to be guardian unto her children, vizt., Nathan Lewis, 20 years, and Josiah Lewis, 17 years of age. Rec. L200.
Page 147--7 March, 1726-7: Report of dist. Adms. grandted a Quietus Est.
Page 184--12 June (1726), 1728: Samuel Lewis of Farmington moves this court that he be allowed, for serving his fater, SAmuel Lewis, decd., 7 years after he was 21 years of age, to the value of L140 out of the estate. Resisted by the mother, Mary Lewis.Page 186--May, 1728: This court decides the case not cognizable in this Court and dissmist the case with costs to Samuel Lewis, who appealed to the Superior Court.
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31L104 SARAH LEWIS
b. 1652, Farmington, CT. d. August 10, 1722, Hadley, Massachusettts, She m. Sergent Samuel Boltwood, b. Hartford CT., d. February 29, 1704 (killed by Indians) Deerfield meadows,
Hadley, Mass., the son of Robert and Mary Boltwood of Hadley
after her husbands death, she returned to Hadley, CT.
31L105 HANNAH LEWIS
b. 1653-54, Farmington, CT., d. February 24, 1725. She m. 1st, may 17, 1671, Samuel Crowe, of Hadley, b. Hartford, Conn., d. May 18, 1676 (killed at Falls Fight). son of John Crowe and Elizabeth Goodwin of Hartford, Conn., and Hadley, Mass. She m. 2nd, November 5, 1676, Daniel marsh, b. 1653, Hartford, Conn., d Februarty 24, 1725, son of John Marsh and Anne Webster.
31L106 - WILLIAM LEWIS
bapt. march 15, 1656-57, Farmington, Connecticut, d 1737. He m. phebe Moore, b. april 25, 1669, d. August 19, 1725, dau of Deacon Isaac Moore of Farmington. he was a schoolmaster, even after he was sixty years old. On January 8, 1717/18 the Ecclesiastical Society of Farmington voted to pay William Lewis, schoolmaster, for teaching school, the past year. Also voted him 5 shillings for collecting the rate bill and wood tax for the schools. In 1704, he lived in the house his father [31L102] built in 1660, where Elm Tree Inn now (1905) stands, on the Hartford Road, in Farmington. At that time it was one of the seven houses ordered fortified against the French and Indians. He joined the Church at Farmington, May 22, 1688. See Lewisiana, Vol. 1V, p. 87, and Vol. XVv11, p. 63.
31L107 - FELIX LEWIS
bapt. December 12, 1658, Farmington, CT, d. after 1738 (ref: WAKEMAN GENEAALOGY), Hadley, Massachusetts. She m. thomas Selden of Hadley, bapt. August 30, 1645, Hartford, CT., d. November 24, 1734, Hadley, Mass., the son of Thomas Selden and hester Wakeman of Hartford, CT.
31L109 - JOHN LEWIS
b. may 15, 1665, d. ca 1694 (Savage says aged 19 years). He and "relict" exhibited in Court the Inventory (1025 pounds, 19 shillings) of his father's estate taken August 28, 1690 by thomas Bull and Thomas Porter, march 1, 1700/01 [?], "by request of the sons of Capt, William Lewis, John Lewis was Joyned to Philip Lewis and William Lewis as Administrators to the estate of Capt. WilliamLewis."
Estate of John Lewis of Farmington, Inventory 157 pounds, 6 shillings, 2 pence, taken October 10, 1694, by john Stanley, Jr. and Samuel Newell. Legatees were his brothers ans sisters.
31L110 - JAMES LEWIS
b. July 10, 1667, Farmington, CT, d. 1728, Jamaca, Long Island, New York. he m. Mary Meekins. Resided Hartford, where a child was baptized april 5, 1690 and later Farmington, where two sons were baptized. "Ran away" to Jamaca, New York, 1697, apparantley deserting his wife and family and d. there in 1728.
Mary Lewis of Farmington filed a petition (Court Records, march 4, 1696/97 as her husband had escaped out of the colony, that the estate being small may be secured for her subsistence. It was ordered that the Estate of James Lewis, "what is left of it" be secured for her by the Townsmen of Farmington and "Improved for her Maintenance. James Lewis seems to have been wholly lost sight of by the family, for in distrbution of his father's estate June 7, 1701, both James and John are recorded as dead.
In Private Contoversies, Vol X1, p.69, July 1, 1718, James Lewis of Jamaca, Long Isalnd, appealed from a Decree of the Court, March 17, 1709/10, Allowing distrubution of the Estaated of William Lewis of Farmington, and on p.75, August 5, 1719, William Lewis [31l106] and Nathaniel lewis [31l113] were cited into Court to object......
Another source has his death place as Farmington, CT. U.S.A.
Probate Records 1677 to 1687 Manwarring: 152-3-4
Lewes, William sen. (the ages), Farmington, Invt, L280-00-00 of Estate of willaim Lewes sen., Dec'd, at FArmington, sometime living in Hadley. Lands in Hadley and Hatfield apprized by aaron Cooke sen., Samuel Porter sen., 3d December, 1683.
4 Dec., Capt. William Lewes made oath that htis is a true Inventroy of his Father William Lewes Estate at Hadley & Hatfield, to the best of his knowledge. Will dated 30 August, 1683.
I Willaim Lewis, beng stricken in years, do think it meet to set in order the Estate which God hath graciously given me. Item. I gve to my grand child Ezekiel Lewes al my Estate at hadly, aso al the Land on Hatfield side, he paying his brother Nathaniel the just sum of six score pound when he comes to the age of 21 years. If Ezekeil die, Nathaniel to possess it. If both di, then to my grandchild Abigail Lewes and her heirs forever. I give to Abigail one piece of Land at Harford, four acres within the meadow gate that leads to the neck, bounded on the highway west, Bartholomew Barnard South, Richard Goodman EAst, and John Allyn north. Also I give to Abigail Lewes one parcell of Land tward the south end of the long meadow, north on Bartholomew Barnard, east on the Great River, on my own Land south, and the Rivulet west, by Estimaiton on half acre. I give to my grand daughter with this provision: In case my grand child Philip Lewes will pay to my gr. child Abigail Lewes L40 in Current pay of the Country in sixteen years, that is to say, :2-10 per year to my overseers before the middle of January as Rent, then and there after to be to Abigail and to her heirs forever. I give to my rand child Ebenezer Lewes the Smith's tools that I bought of John Holloway. I make my son William Lewes Executor. I desire Lt. Samuel Steele of Wethersfield and Samuel Parick of Hadly to Overseers. WILLIAM LEWES.
Witness: Robert Porter, Thomas X Newell sen.
Court Record, page 77--18 December, 1683: Will and Inv. Exhibited.
Vol. IV., P. C., No. 143.
No. 144. Statement of James Steele sen: This may Satisfi this honored Court, or whom els it may consarn, that I being occasionally at Capt. Lawese hous sum time be fore old Mr Lawes died, sd. Mr Lawes falling in to sum discors with me about is gransome Philip Lawes at Hartford, amongst other discours he sd,. that sd. philip owed him a considerable sum for rent. I do not remember the particular quntyty how much, but I know it was a great delle, and hee desired me to tell sd. Philip that he must provid to pay him. I tould him he had best to wrighte to him and so he did and sent the letter by myself and pryd me to deliver it to his granson an so I did. Capt. Lawes rd the leter to his father in my hering. I doe not remember that pricklers of the sd. leter, but the substance of it was respecting what we had bin speking of respectng philip Lawes above sd.
James Steele, Sen.,
Harford, March 7---'90-'91
Samuel was the son of Robert and Mary (------)
Killed by the French and Indians 29 February 1703/4, Deerfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts.
Sarah was born circa 1652, died 10 August 1722.
Killed by the French and Indians 29 February 1703/4, Deerfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts.
Their son Robert was also killed in the Deerfield massacre.
Samuel: 12 October 1679-1738; married Hannah Alexander.
Elizabeth: 12 April 1681, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut-?; married 20 July 1715 Eleazer Mattoon.
Robert: 19 April 1683-29 February 1703/4, Deerfield, Massachusetts.
Sarah, married 28 June 1692 Nathaniel Kellogg.
Ebenezer, no dates.
Rebecca: 1691-?; married 7 May 1724 David Shattuck.
Solomon: 2 July 1694-20 September 1762.
Nathaniel Kellog was the son of Joseph Kellogg and Abigail Terry.
"Kellogg".
Eleazer Mattoon was the son of Philip Mattoon and Sarah Hawks.
More about Samuel Boltwood: Killed in Deerfield meadows Massacre, one son, killed and another died while returning from 10 years captivity in Canada, where he was taken after the 1704 fight and sold into slavery to the French-Canadians. three sons and four nephews took part in that fight. Like his father, Robert, he was a sergeant, noted for his strenght and bravery.
Hannah Marsh.
Hannah: 17 May 1694, Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts-12 September 1758; married 26 December 1754 Luke Hitchcock.
Luke was the son of Luke Hitchcock and Sarah Burt.
Luke Hitchcock: 13 July 1691, Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts-May 1775, Granville, Massachusetts
Martha Colton was Luke Hitchcock's first wife..Before he married Hannah Marsh.
31l298 Bela Lewis
31L304 - SAMUEL LEWIS
b. June 4, 1709, Waallingford, Conn., d Kent, Conn,. He married February 24, 1729/30 to Mary Taintor, b. July 11, 1711, Branford, Conn., dau. of Josheph Taintor and Elizabeth Foote. A letter dated may 18, 1740, a letter of recommendation from the church at Westchester, "in order to be embodied with a church to be gathered at Kent, Conneticut, where they have now for some time resided."
Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol 1 has Samule Lewis, 31L304, listed on p 754 as been born March 8, 1741.
The same Samuel lewis, 31L304 is listed on p. 762 as been born June 4, 1709. This mistake was probably corrected in a further Volume of Pioneer Lewis Families. (There were five written bu Michael Cook)
Polly Frisbie died 1872 married to William Lee Farnham
Obit says he was a civil servant in Toronto; attended the funeral of his brother, Rev. D.D. mcMillan and was resididng in Toronto at the rime. Educated in Alexandria, Ontario, and subsequently was a student at Ottawa University; retired in 1936; was parishoner of St. Peters Church in toronto, funeral held in Alexandria, Ont., interred in family plot.
occ. Catholic Priest; served Lochiel and Dalkeith, Glengarry from 1903 to 1920 then at St. Paul's Home and the Nazareth Orphanage at Cornwall, ON until his death. Went to University in Ottawa, Grand Seminary in Montreal, ordained a priest in St. James' Cathedral, Montreal, 21 DEc 1895.
Bio: Bapt. by Fr, John O'Connor, sponsors were James R. McDonald of Lot 34 in the 9th con of Lancaster and his wife Cahterine McMillan. Travelled by horse and buggy in summer, horse and cutter in winter while pastor at Lochiel. Postal address was RR#1, Alexandria in 1927. Attended the 50th Wedding Celebration for his parents in 1907. Was very musical. Died of a heart attack. Interred in the family plot.
Doc: "Butternuts and Maple Syrup" pp 282, 283
Canada Census 1871, Lochiel, Glengarry, ON.
p.35 GLENGARRY COUNTY COLLECTION, MU1145, PAO
GENEALOGY OF SENATOR DONALD MACMILLAN AND FAMILY, MS-871, R.15,PAO
Lived in Winnipeg, MB.
Attened the 50th wedding Celebration of parents in 1907.
Lewis, Ezekiel, Farmington. Court Record, Page37-13 April, 1698: to all Christian people to whom these presents shall come: Know ye that I, Ezekiel Lewis, of ffarmington, in consideration of the fidelity and good service, to gather with those sums of money and reasonable satisfaction that I have Received from Sampson, Negro, heretofore Servant to my Father William Lewis deceased, and of late in my hands and belonging unto me, until this time and discharge the sd. Sampson, Negro, his wife and children, from my service and all manner of right, Claim, Challenge and demand that I ever had or may hereafter have by virture of any writing or Instrument made over unto me or in me, I say I do set at liberty and grant freedome to the aforementioned Negroes from my heirs and assigns forever. Given under my hand and seal this first day of August, in the year of our Lord 1698.
Ezekiel Lewis, Ls.
Witness: Isaa Meacham sen., Caleb Stanly Jr.
there is a deed on file, Cathcart to WilliamLlewis, afterwards deeded to his son, Christopher Lewis.
LDS RECORDS
Mariage of Christopher Lewis.
m November 9, 1618, Trinity, minories, London (license granted my Bishop of London's office), to Ann Exton. Mariage license gives Christopher Lewis of St. Andrew, Undershaft, London, a tailor, and Ann Extion, of Trinity, Minories, London, spinster of __________ Exton, deceased.
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75L102 - ABISHA LEWIS
B. May 15, 1766, Avon, Conn., d. July 9, 1852, West Stockbridge, mass. He m. in Lenox, Mass. to Sarah Scripture, dau. of Mr. Scripture and Miss Brigham. REmoved from West Stockbridge, Mass. to Champlain, New York at one time.
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75L103 - SAMUEL HART LEWIS
m. and Ashmun. At one time resided in Champlain, New york, as well as West Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
75L104 - DARIUS LEWIS
d. Egremont, Mass. Had no children but left property to adopted son, Albert, who was heir of will written 1818, probated 1850
75L105 - BENJAMIN LEWIS
d. West Stockbridge, Mass. (Will dated August 6, 1822, probated October 1, 1822). He m. 1st, Ruth Tillotson, b. 1762, FArmington, Conn., d. November 21, 1803, and m. 2nd Catherine Rees, b. May 24, 1775, dau. of John Rees and Mary Spoor.
75L107 - EDNA LEWIS
b. April 12, 1793, West Stockbridge, Mass., d. Maine, Broome County, New York. She m. (intentions published January 29, 1817) in 1819 to Sands Niles. In her will she is called "of Union, Broome County, New York.
Aurelia Lewis was the daughter of Abisha Lewis and Sarah Scripture Lewis. She was born in West Center, Berkshire, Massachusetts.
She was baptized into the Mormon faith and went to Salt Lake City, Utah with her husband and children. More information about her life can be found family page of Lyman Hinman.
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b. April 5, 1795, West Stockbridge, Mass., d. Nauvoo, Utah. She m. Lyman Hinman, b. West Stockbridge;
became Mormons and removed to Salt Lake City and then nauvoo.
two different spellings of her first name.
Lyman Hinman was a wealthy merchant in West Stockbridge, Berkshire County, Massachusetts. He married Aurelia Lewis on August 16, 1819. Her father, Abishi Lewis thought Lyman was a sinful person because he drove his horse and buggy the four miles from West Stockbridge to West Center to court Aurelia on the Sabbath day.
Lyman was a merchant and farmer and also a millwright. Lyman was Justice of The Peace in West Stockbridge from 1834 for seven years.
Lyman and Aurelia's first son was born in 1823 and died when he was five years old. The minister came and bemoaned the fact that the child had not been baptized. "It's a shame that such a beautiful child should be condemned to Hell", he said to Lyman. Lyman replied, "Don't you think Aurelia is suffering enough without talking to her like that? Anyway, I do not believe that he will go to hell just because he has not been sprinkled. Little children are pure and innocent. That was twelve years before he heard the Mormon gospel.
No playing ball or other games for their little children on Sunday. They were not even permitted to pick a flower from those which lined the path as they went to church. They just sat quietly after church and read and memorized the chatechism -- that is what the older ones did, who could read. I can't imagine what the smaller ones did.
They had a twenty-two (22) room house. The third floor was a ball room which was kept so well waxed that Helen, the youngest of the family, could not walk across it without falling down. Her eldest sister, Evaline, had a governess who made her walk back and forth across the long room to get the correct "carriage and poise" for a lady until she was so tired. She said once she was never more tired from hours of hard work later in life.
They had a large brick oven opening out of doors where Aurelia did her baking once a week. They built the fire right in the oven. Whenever enough embers were raked out and swept down clean, then cakes went in first, pies, and then bread and last a whole bushel of apples. Helen said she would never forget how good these smelled when taken out. Other times the children would hide in the oven when their cousins came to play. There were large trees all around the house and a swing in one of them. They had their gold plated table service with the family crest stamped or engraved on it. The family crest also adorned the knocker on the front door, the silver mountings on the harness, etc.
Lyman's father, Enoch Hinman, did not belong to any church. He said to Lyman one time, "The true church is not on the earth but it is coming; I will not live to see it, but thee will, and when thee hears it, thee will know it is true." And Lyman did. Enoch died in 1838, before the Mormon Elders came to that part of Massachusetts. Lyman first heard the gospel in 1840, preached by William Hyde. He immediately applied for baptism. Elder Lamb suggested he wait two weeks and think it over. Lyman answered, "I've waited all my life, just as my father did", so he was baptized then.
Aurelia was a real aristocrat and these Mormons were not for her, but after two years, she too was baptized. Their youngest child, Helen, was three (3) years old when Lyman sold his store for what he could get for it, and being unable to sell the house gave it to the city. They packed up their five (5) children and headed west to join the Saints. They migrated to Nauvoo in 1843. When they left their home in West Stockbridge, they went via Buffalo and crossed Lake Erie. Lyman secured passage for the family on a boat which was soon to leave. When it came time to go to the boat, Aurelia said, "Let us be off." But, Lyman did not want to go. Aurelia fussed about it. Lyman said, "Never mind, I'll get thee a better boat." On arrival, they learned that the other boat had burned at sea and all lives were lost.
They arrived in Salt Lake City on September 20, 1848, five years after leaving their home of plenty. Five years of hardships we cannot imagine, and still more to come. They endured cold, hunger, sickness, and diseases brought on by these circumstances but remained true and faithful. They came to Salt Lake City with President Brigham Young's second company.
Corn did not ripen and so moulded on the cob. They would shell off the best of it, dry it the best they could and grind it in the coffee mill, mix it with water and cook into small cakes which were so strong, they made their mouths sore. They had scurvy so bad that a silver tube Aurelia had had put in her head to correct a weeping sinus leading from her eye, came out the roof of her mouth, and she could take her double teeth out herself they were so loosened by the disease.
Lyman and his sons, Morgan and Henry, were carpenters and lumbermen. They built many of the first mills in Utah, in Farmington, Davis County. Lyman also worked in the lumber business in Santiquin. He also studied the use of herbs and was a homepatic doctor ministering to the sick as did Aurelia most of her life. Some years ago, one of these old mills was torn down in Davis County. The Hinman men's names were found carved on one of the large timbers. The workmen said the workmanship was perfect with joints fitted so well -- good enough for a piano.
Lyman attended the Farmington Ward, Davis, Utah, Utah Stake.
Lyman was a member of the Vermillion Settlement Branch in 1845. (Iowa)
Lyman was always doing things for other people who needed help. He was a very lovable man and people felt they could tell him any of their troubles, problems or sorrows and he would always understand them and help them in some way. He was well off and if people needed money, he saw they received it. He gave the church thousands of dollars to build chapels and temples and all other things needed.
Lyman died in 1864 and Aurelia in 1868 in Farmington, Davis, Utah. They are buried in the cementery there.
75L109 - BENJAMIN HART LEWIS
b. Aug 20, 1797, West Stockbridge, Mass., d. October 28, 1883, Leroy, Michigan. He m.,1st. 1821, Betsy Rew, b. 1798, d October 20,1824, dau of Solomon Rew. He m. 2nd, 1825, Adaline Wooding. In his father's will, Benjamin is called of "Palmyra, Michigan".
Another source has deaath date June 23, 1809
75L116 - Darius Irenus Lewis
b. September 11, 1791, West Stockbridge, Mass., m. (intentions publishedJanuary 6, 1812) to Mary Rees.
75L117 - MELANCTON LEWIS
b. November 3, 1795, West Stockbridge, Mass., m, (intentions published September 221, 1820) West Stockbridge, to Emmeline Moffitt, b. June 21, 1801, dau. of Judge Lemuel Moffitt and Eunice Kellogg.
Witnesses to their marriage were May T. Tinkletir, L.M. Williston
solemized by Wood B. willingston, Anglican,
Registration certificate 7935
Nathaniel Kellogg "Sr."
________________________
NAME:
1990 AF....Nathaniel Kellogg
Hopkins....Nathaniel Kellogg
BIRTH:
1990 AF....October 8, 1669
Hopkins....October 8, 1669
PLACE OF BIRTH:
1990 AF....Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
PARENTS:
1990 AF...............Joseph KELLOGG and Abigail TERRY
Hopkins....Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG and Abigail TERRY
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Nathaniel married Sarah BOLTWOOD on June 28, 1692.
Hopkins....Nathaniel married Sarah BOLTWOOD on June 28, 1682.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Abigail
Hopkins....9 children: Nathaniel "Jr.," Ebenezer, Ezekiel, Samuel, Sarah,
Abigail, Mary, Ephraim, Experience
(all children were born in Hadley, Massachusetts)
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR:
Hopkins..."He was in Deerfield [Massachusetts] June 6, 1693, when the town was
attacked by the Indians; he escapted and alarmed the town."
OCCUPTION:
Hopkins..."He was one of the largest taxpayers in Hadley [Massachusetts];
Lieutenant in the militia; selectman of Hadley, 1717, '21, '24, '27,
'37."
RESIDENCE:
Hopkins..."He removed to the Third Precinct of Hadley [Massachusetts] (now
Amherst), and was one of the original members of the church there,
November 7, 1739."
DEATH:
1990 AF....October 30, 1750
Hopkins....October 30, 1750
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SOURCES
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1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 8PGL-ZM
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Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Pages 43 (personal entry) and 31
Joseph Kellogg "Sr.," Lieutenant
______________________
NAME:
1990 AF...........Joseph Kellogg
1990 AF...........Joseph Kellogg
Hopkins....Lieut. Joseph Kellogg
BIRTH:
1990 AF....April 1, 1626
1990 AF....April 1, 1626
BAPTISM:
Hopkins....April 1, 1626
PLACE OF BAPTISM:
Hopkins....Great Leighs, England
PARENTS:
1990 AF....Martin KELLOGG and Prudence BIRD
1990 AF....Martin KELLOGG and Prudence BIRD
Hopkins....Martin KELLOGG and Prudence BIRD
EMIGRATION:
Hopkins..."It is not known in what year he came to America."
FIRST MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....Joseph married Joanna "probably in England."
SECOND MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Joseph married Abigail TERRY.
1990 AF....Joseph married Abigail TERRY.
Hopkins....Joseph married Abigail TERRY.
CHILDREN of FIRST MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....9 children: Elizabeth "I," Joseph "Jr. the 1st," Nathaniel "I,"
John, Martin, Edward, Samuel, Joanna, Sarah
CHILDREN of SECOND MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....1 listed: Ensign Stephen
1990 AF....1 listed: Nathaniel
Hopkins....11 children: Stephen, Nathaniel "II," Abigail,
Elizabeth "II," Prudence, Ebenezer, Jonathan,
Daniel "I," Joseph "Jr. the 2nd," Daniel "II,"
Ephraim
CHILDREN:
Joseph had 9 children with his first wife and 11 children with his second wife,
for a total of 20 children.
RELIGION:
Hopkins..."He and his wife [Joanna] were `joined' to the church, October 9,
1653."
RESIDENCES:
Hopkins..."He was in Farmington, Connecticut, in 1651, where he was an early
settler and served several terms as selectman."
Hopkins..."He removed from Boston [Massachusetts] to Hadley [Massachusetts]
and was one of the proprietors."
DEATH:
Hopkins..."He died between June 27, 1707, when his will was dated and February
4, 1708, when it was proved."
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SOURCES
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1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 55JG-D5
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Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Pages 24-31 (personal entry)
Abigail Terry
______________
NAME:
1990 AF....Abigail Terry
1990 AF....Abigail Terry
Hopkins....Abigail Terry
BIRTH:
1990 AF....September 21, 1646
1990 AF....September 21, 1646
Hopkins....September 21, 1646
PLACE OF BIRTH:
Hopkins....Windsor, Connecticut
PARENTS:
1990 AF....Stephen TERRY and Joan HARDY \
1990 AF....Stephen TERRY and Joan HARDY > Discrepancy
Hopkins....Stephen TERRY and Elizabeth /
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Abigail married Joseph KELLOGG.
1990 AF....Abigail married Joseph KELLOGG.
Hopkins....Abigail married Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG after September 14, 1666.
She was his second wife of two.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Ensign Stephen "Sr."
1990 AF....1 listed: Nathaniel
Hopkins....11 children: Stephen, Nathaniel "II," Abigail,
Elizabeth "II," Prudence, Ebenezer, Jonathan,
Daniel "I," Joseph "Jr. the 2nd," Daniel "II,"
Ephraim
DEATH:
Hopkins..."she died between May 29, 1717, when her will was dated, and October
31, 1726, when it was proved."
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SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 8GZ8-R9
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Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Pages 25, 30 and 31
31L295 LUCY LEWIS
31L296 - LOIS LEWIS
Early Families of Wallingford Connecticut states, Eliakim, #68, was born in 1746, son of Dan and Esther Hitchcock, They later state Eliakim maried Betty hill, July 23, 1734, d. Nove 21, 1754
Married twice
"Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Vol II: F-M", Abstracted by Virgil D. White, The National Publishing Company, Waynesboro, TN 1991 "Property of US Army"
She died 17 Nov 1836
in 1820: Nancy age 155 and Seth aged 12 ...
Milsb: 9 Nov 1784, Isaac b: 8 Feb 1786 and Levi b: 9 May 1787
on her father's srv in the War of 1812 (warrant was #27317 & dated 17 Jul 1847), in 1839 wid stated her only living chilren were; Nancy Wilmot who was b 23 Jun 1797 & Abigail Hitchcock who was b 24 Apr 1818, wid made aff'dt 4 Sep 1860 in Geauga Co OH & an Abraham & Nancy Wilmot were her witnesses
"sol was lost at sea in Dec 1801"
"Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Vol II: F-M", Abstracted by Virgil D. White, The National Publishing Company, Waynesboro, TN 1991 "Property of US Army" P. 1654
Merab b: 5 Dec 1786, John b: 28 Feb 1790, Eunice b: 5 Jun 1793, Lambert b: 28 May 1795, Lucy Almira b: 4 May 1797, Anna b: 10 Sep 1799 and Elizabeth b: 17 Oct 1801
Ira Hitchcock married Hannah d/o Asahel Hotchkiss on 29 Sep 1785 at New Milford CT
d 12 Mar 1822 or 1824 at Massena NY
children: Hannah, Ebenezer, Sarah, Amos, Harley, Olive Eggleston, Maria Polly, Amenta Nounet, Zina & John
Hannah born about 1767
"Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Vol II: F-M", Abstracted by Virgil D. White, The National Publishing Company, Waynesboro, TN 1991 "Property of US Army" p. 1654
Source: "Genealogy Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files Vol. II: F-M", abstracted by Virgil D. White, The National Historical Pulishing Company in Waynesboro, TN 1991 Property of US Army
Page 1654
Harrison, Edward
Age 66
Birthplace: Ireland
REligion: CO
Occupation: Weaver
Dist 4, A
Div: 4, D
County of Peel
Caledon Twp
Bef. 1765, moved to Bershire Co., Mass. where he purchased 60 acre Farm in Washington Twp.
Ary notes
He served at School Kill (Schuykill), PA and Valley Forge, PA., as well He was also at a camp near White Plains, N.Y. as well as West Point, N.Y.
Pease Cemetery:
Located 1/4 mile north of the intersection of U.S. 20 and the Oran-Delphi road in Pompey Twp., N.Y. Their graves are located left of the center of the cemetery
Internment: Pease Cememtery, Pompey Twp., Onandaga Co., New York
It is situated 1 mile north from Rt. 17 at Maple Springs, N.Y.
Employment: Proprietor, Excahnge Hotel, Cedar Springs
Employnet: Was a deputy Sherriff Of Kent County
Internment: Elmwod Cemetery, Cedar Springs, MI
Fact 1: Would visit son Orva via train from Cedar Springs
Fact 2: Said to have beaten 1st wife, later resulting in her death in an alcoholic rage
Cause of death: REsult of mugging for gold retirenet pocket watch in Grand Rapids, MI
Medical Information: said to be an alcoholic.
Able's headstone gives his date of birth as Oct 23, 1846 but it is believed that 1844 is correct. this may be because he was conceived prior to wedlock
Able supposedly had deserted after joining the Army during the Civil War, seems to have dissapeared.
Joanna Kellogg
_______________
NAME:
Hopkins....Joanna Kellogg
BIRTH:
Hopkins....December 8, 1664
PLACE OF BIRTH:
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
PARENTS:
Hopkins....Lieut. Joseph KELLOGG
MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....Joanna married Deacon John SMITH "Sr." on November 29, 1683.
CHILDREN:
Hopkins....12 children: John "Jr.," Joanna, Rebecca, Joseph, Martin, Eleazer,
Sarah "I," Sarah "II," Prudence, Experience,
Elizabeth, Mindwell
DEATH:
Hopkins....After April 16, 1727, as "she survived him [her husband]."
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SOURCES
________
Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Pages 40 and 41 (personal entry)
Samuel Kellogg "Sr."
_____________________
NAME:
Hopkins....Samuel Kellogg
BIRTH:
Hopkins....April 4, 1699
PLACE OF BIRTH:
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
PARENTS:
Hopkins....Nathaniel KELLOGG and Sarah BOLTWOOD
MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....Samuel married his cousin, Sarah SMITH on May 22, 1724.
Sarah was his 1st cousin.
CHILDREN:
Hopkins....8 children: Samuel, Joanna, Gad, Daniel, Huldah, Mary, Lucy, Sarah
MILITARY:
Hopkins..."He was probably the Samuel KELLOGG who accompanied the PEPPEREL
expedition in 1724; in Captain BARNARD's Company, July to November,
1722."
RESIDENCE:
Hopkins..."He removed to South Hadley [Massachusetts] in 1727 and was on the
committee to see the building of ye meeting house in South Hadley
in 1729."
DEATH:
Hopkins....May, 1741
PLACE OF DEATH:
Hopkins....South Hadley, Massachusetts
RELATIVES:
His wife, Sarah SMITH, was his 1st cousin.
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Pages 76 (personal entry) and 43
Abigail Kellogg
________________
NAME:
1990 AF....Abigail Kellog
Hopkins....Abigail Kellogg
BIRTH:
1990 AF....March 19, 1703
Hopkins....March 19, 1703
PLACE OF BIRTH:
1990 AF....Amherst, Hampshire, Massachusetts \
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts / Discrepancy
PARENTS:
1990 AF....Nathaniel KELLOGG and Sarah BOLTWOOD
Hopkins....Nathaniel KELLOGG and Sarah BOLTWOOD
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Abigail married Benjamin SHELDON on September 14, 1726.
Hopkins....Abigail married Benjamin SHELDON.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Mary
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 8PG7-C1
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Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 43
Stephen Kellogg "Jr."
______________________
NAME:
1990 AF....Stephen Kellogg "Jr."
BIRTH:
1990 AF....February 3, 1695
PLACE OF BIRTH:
1990 AF....Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
PARENTS:
1990 AF....Ensign Stephen KELLOGG "Sr." and Lydia BELDEN
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Stephen married Abigail LOOMIS on May 1, 1718.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Moses
DEATH:
1990 AF....December 11, 1738
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 2NC5-1F
Stephen Kellogg "Sr.," Ensign
_______________________
NAME:
1990 AF....(Ens.) Stephen Kellogg "Sr."
Hopkins...........Stephen Kellogg
BIRTH:
1990 AF....April 9, 1668
Hopkins....April 9, 1668
PLACE OF BIRTH:
1990 AF....Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
PARENTS:
1990 AF...............Joseph KELLOGG and Abigail TERRY
Hopkins....Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG and Abigail TERRY
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Stephen married Lydia BELDEN on May 8, 1694.
Hopkins....Stephen married Lydia BELDEN.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Stephen
DEATH:
1990 AF....June 5, 1722
PLACE OF DEATH:
1990 AF....Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 36K5-D4
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The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 30
Lydia Belden
_____________
NAME:
1990 AF....Lydia Belden
Hopkins....Lydia Belden
BIRTH:
1990 AF....March, 1675
PLACE OF BIRTH:
1990 AF....Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut
PARENTS:
1990 AF....John BELDEN and Lydia STANDISH
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Lydia married Ensign Stephen KELLOGG on May 8, 1694.
Hopkins....Lydia married Stephen KELLOGG.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Stephen "Jr."
DEATH:
1990 AF....January 6, 1757
PLACE OF DEATH:
1990 AF....Colchester, New London, Connecticut
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 36L5-F9
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The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 30
Sarah Boltwood
_______________
NAME:
1990 AF....Sarah Boltwood
Hopkins....Sarah Boltwood
BIRTH:
1990 AF....October 1, 1672
Hopkins....October 1, 1672
PLACE OF BIRTH:
1990 AF....Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
PARENTS:
1990 AF.......................Samuel BOLTWOOD and Sarah LEWIS
Hopkins................Sergt. Samuel BOLTWOOD and Sarah LEWIS
Hopkins..."daughter of Sergt. Samuel BOLTWOOD and Sarah LEWIS"
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Sarah married Nathaniel KELLOGG on June 28, 1692.
Hopkins....Sarah married Nathaniel KELLOGG on June 28, 1692.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Abigail
Hopkins....9 children: Nathaniel, Ebenezer, Ezekiel, Samuel, Sarah, Abigail,
Mary, Ephraim, Experience
(all children were born in Hadley, Massachusetts)
DEATH:
1990 AF....After 1761
PLACE OF BIRTH:
1990 AF....Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 8PGR-8P
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Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Pages 31 and 43
Martin Kellogg
_______________
NAME:
1990 AF....Martin Kellogg
1990 AF....Martin Kellogg
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Martin married Prudence BIRD.
1990 AF....Martin married Prudence BIRD.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Joseph
1990 AF....1 listed: Joseph
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 55JP-VF
Prudence Bird
______________
NAME:
1990 AF....Prudence Bird
1990 AF....Prudence Bird
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Prudence married Martin KELLOGG.
1990 AF....Prudence married Martin KELLOGG.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Joseph
1990 AF....1 listed: Joseph
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 55JF-WL
Stephen Terry
______________
NAME:
1990 AF....Stephen Terry
1990 AF....Stephen Terry
Hopkins....Stephen Terry
Goodwin....Stephen Terry
BIRTH:
Hopkins....August 25, 1608
PLACE OF BIRTH:
Hopkins....Stockon, Wiltshire, England
PARENTS:
Hopkins....John TERRY and Mary WHITE
EMIGRATION:
Hopkins..."came to America on the `Mary and John' in 1630"
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Stephen married Joan HARDY. \
1990 AF....Stephen married Joan HARDY. > Discrepancy
Hopkins....Stephen married Elizabeth /
Goodwin....Stephen married (UNKNOWN) about 1635
in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Abigail
1990 AF....1 listed: Abigail
Hopkins....1 listed: Abigail
Goodwin....4 children: Mary, John, Elizabeth, Abigail
MILITARY:
Hopkins.."[In Windsor, Connecticut] he was a member of the first troop of
cavalry organized in this country."
RESIDENCE:
Hopkins..."admitted freeman in Dorchester, Massachusetts May 16, 1631; removed
to Windsor, Connecticut in 1637....He removed to Hadley
[Massachusetts] as early as 1663, and was its first constable."
Goodwin..."one of the first settlers of Windsor, Conn., afterwards of Hadley,
Mass."
DEATH:
Hopkins....1668
PLACE OF DEATH:
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 8PGL-TX
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The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 25
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Goodwin
"First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts" by Nathaniel Goodwin, 1856
Page 223
Joan or Elizabeth Hardy
________________________
NAME:
1990 AF....Joan Hardy \
1990 AF....Joan Hardy > Discrepancy
Hopkins....Elizabeth /
Goodwin....Unknown
MARRIAGE:
1990 AF....Joan married Stephen TERRY.
1990 AF....Joan married Stephen TERRY.
Hopkins....Elizabeth married Stephen TERRY.
Goodwin....She married Stephen TERRY about 1635
in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
CHILDREN:
1990 AF....1 listed: Abigail
1990 AF....1 listed: Abigail
Hopkins....1 listed: Abigail
Goodwin....4 children: Mary, John, Elizabeth, Abigail
BURIAL:
Goodwin..."The wife of Stephen TERRY was buried June 5, 1647. (Windsor
Records.)"
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
1990 Ancestral File, Version 3.04 [on CD-ROM computer] of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Ancestral File Number 8PGL-V4
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Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 25
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Goodwin
"First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts" by Nathaniel Goodwin, 1856
Page 223
Joanna (Unknown) - first wife of Lieutenant Joseph Kellogg "Sr."
_________________
NAME:
Hopkins....Joanna _______
MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....Joanna married Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG "probably in England."
She was his first wife of two.
CHILDREN:
Hopkins....9 children: Elizabeth "I," Joseph "Jr. the 1st," Nathaniel "I,"
John, Martin, Edward, Samuel, Joanna, Sarah
RELIGION:
Hopkins.."[She and her husband] were `joined' to the church, October 9,
1653."
DEATH:
Hopkins....September 14, 1666
PLACE OF DEATH:
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Pages 25 and 30
Abigail Kellogg
________________
NAME:
Hopkins....Abigail Kellogg
BIRTH:
Hopkins....October 9, 1671
PLACE OF BIRTH:
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
PARENTS:
Hopkins....Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG and Abigail TERRY
MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....Abigail married Jonathan SMITH.
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 31
Jonathan Smith
_______________
NAME:
Hopkins....Jonathan Smith
MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....Jonathan married Abigail KELLOGG.
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 31
Elizabeth Kellogg
__________________
NAME:
Hopkins....Elizabeth Kellogg
BIRTH:
Hopkins....October 9, 1673
PLACE OF BIRTH:
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
PARENTS:
Hopkins....Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG and Abigail TERRY
MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....Elizabeth married Lieutenant John NASH.
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 31
John Nash, Lieutenant
___________
NAME:
Hopkins....Lieut. John Nash
MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....John married Elizabeth KELLOGG.
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 31
Samuel Kellogg "Sr.," Deacon
______________________
NAME:
Hopkins...........Samuel Kellogg "Sr."
Hopkins....Deacon Samuel Kellogg
BIRTH:
Hopkins....September 28, 1662
PLACE OF BIRTH:
Hopkins....Hadley, Massachusetts
PARENTS:
Hopkins....Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG and Joanna
MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....Samuel married Sarah MERRILL on September 22, 1687
in Hartford, Connecticut.
CHILDREN:
Hopkins....9 children: Samuel "Jr.," Margaret, Abraham, John, Isaac, Jacob,
Benjamin, Joseph, Daniel
Hopkins..."In December, 1728, all the children, except Abraham and John, who
were dead, heirs of Sarah KELLOGG, deceased, sold land in Hartford
[Connecticut]."
MILITARY:
Hopkins..."Goods valued at one pound, 7 shillings and six pence, belonging to
him, were impressed in Hartford [Connecticut] for use in the
expedition against Canada, August 8, 1711."
RELIGION:
Hopkins..."He and his wife were admitted to the Second Church in Hartford
[Connecticut], March 17, 1695."
RESIDENCE:
Hopkins..."He bought land in the South Meadow in Hartford [Connecticut] in
1691, which he sold in 1705, and bought land in West Hartford
[Connecticut], where he was deacon in the church, and where he died."
DEATH:
Hopkins....1717
PLACE OF DEATH:
Hopkins....West Hartford, Connecticut
WILLS:
Hopkins..."In 1717-18, his estate was distributed to his wife and the children
named below. Her will was probated in Hartford [Connecticut]
November 3, 1719."
ANECDOTE:
Hopkin...."One of his descendants (George C. KELLOGG, born 1788) in a KELLOGG
memorandum says: `When Samuel was two years old he was playing near
the fire, while his mother was absent, the cross-bar* broke and a
kettle of soap fell, which would have killed the child had not
Colonel STANLEY snatched him up. Colonel STANLEY was then (1664)
living in Hadley [Massachusetts], and when he returned to Hartford
[Connecticut], a few year later (prior to 1669), he probably took the
child and reared him in his family."
*"The inflammable chimneys of logs and clay, hurriedly and readily
built by the first settlers, soon gave place in all houses to vast
chimneys of stone, built with projecting inner ledges, on which
rested a bar about six or seven or eight feet from the floor, called
a lug-pole or back-bar. This was made of green wood and thus
charred slowly--but it charred surely in the generous flames of the
great chimney heart. The destruction of a dinner sometimes was
attended with the loss of a life. Later the back-bars were made of
iron."
_______________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES
________
Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Pages 39 and 40 (personal entry)
John Kellogg "Sr."
___________________
NAME:
Hopkins....John Kellogg
BAPTISM:
Hopkins....December 29, 1650
PLACE OF BAPTISM:
Hopkins....Farmington, Connecticut
PARENTS:
Hopkins....Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG and Joanna
FIRST MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....John married Sarah MOODY on December 23, 1680
in Hadley, Massachusetts.
She widowed him on September 10, 1689.
SECOND MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....John married Ruth after September 10, 1689.
CHILDREN of FIRST MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....5 children: Sarah, John "Jr. the 1st," Joseph, Samuel, son
CHILDREN of SECOND MARRIAGE:
Hopkins....6 children: Ruth, Joanna, Esther, Abigail, John "Jr. the 2nd,"
James
CHILDREN:
John had 5 children with his first wife and 6 children with his second wife,
for a total of 11 children.
RESIDENCE:
Hopkins..."He resided in
DEATH:
Hopkins..."He died between 1723 and 1728"
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SOURCES
________
Hopkins
The Kellogg genealogy book by Timothy Hopkins, 1903
Page 33 (personal entry)
Stagename: Edouard Albion Meek
Met wife in Waashington, D.C.
b. in Armagh, Ireland and lived in Dayton, Ohio, (Greene County), U.S.A. Chingnacousy twp. in Peel County, Ontario and in Mono Township of Dufferin County, Ontario
Second Husband, Joseph Reddell was born in Co. Monaghan, Ireland. In a Toronto Directory he is recorded as a plasterer living at 146 Terauley St, Toronto. Buried in Necropolis cemetery.
He was appointed "housekeeper" of St. Lawrence Hall in 1869, This position passed to his widow, then to his son james and to his daughter-in-law Chaarlotte on James' death.
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