Ernest Benjamin Gillis Family History
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201 | Ezra was 3 years old, born in 1858 in Ontario. Religion was WM. | BROWN, Ezra Healy Phmb (I615)
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202 | Fact 1 A "protor'later" (tax collector) for Barony of Trugh. | McNab, Fred R. (I68)
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203 | Fact 1 A damask manufacturer | McDowell, Alexander (I592)
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204 | Fact 1 Daughter of Fred R. McNabb, protor-later (tax coll'r) for Barony of Trugh | McNab, Olive Rebecca (I65)
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205 | Fact 1 Died at age 16. | Codville, Hilary M. Jr (I42)
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206 | Fact 1 Emigrated to Canada from Ireland with brother, John William. | Gillis, James (I62)
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207 | Fact 1 Emigrated to Canada with brother James. | Gillis, William (I43)
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208 | Fact 1 First Gillis to occupy the home farm. | Gillis, Maj. Robertus Oliver (I64)
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209 | Fact 1 First Job: Worked on farm, $10/mo. | Gillis, William Neil (I25)
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210 | Fact 1 Purchased small holdings in Ireland | Gillis, Andrew (I61)
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211 | Fact 1 Resided in Beinfeit, Saskatchawaan | Gillis, Robert Brown (I7347)
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212 | Fact 1 Resided in Montreal, Canada | Gillis, Rebecca (I7357)
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213 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I15)
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214 | Fact 2 2nd Job: Worked in Pharmacy, $5/mo. | Gillis, William Neil (I25)
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215 | Fact 2 Had 5 sons, 2 daughters | Gillis, Andrew (I61)
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216 | Fact 3 Finished high school, Balaton, MN | Gillis, William Neil (I25)
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217 | Family trees submitted by Ancestry members. | Source (S228)
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218 | for marriage 2), see M210-3-001269 mar 23 Feb 1858 William Robinson, widdower, and Margaret Gallagher !MARRIAGE: Not listed in A.P. ============================================================= Subj: Robinson/Gowan Date: 3/23/04 10:52:12 AM Pacific Standard Time From: d.e.gowan@att.net To: JWARK@aol.com File: Robinsonsup.RTF (2141 bytes) DL Time (32000 bps): < 1 minute Sent from the Internet (Details) Dear John & Marcella, The Gowan material arrived yesterday. Interesting, and I feel sure that these are the sisters David went to visit in 1855, but Mary's birth date is certainly a puzzle. 1826 or 27 is a bit of a problem, since David was supposedly the youngest, and came to the States in 1841 at age 17, but we don't have firm evidence for either of those numbers. 1808 would mean Mary gave birth to her youngest at age 47, not impossible, but I think unlikely at that time. And how could people mistake a person's age by 18 years, younger or older? I am looking for help on the Gowans in Co. Down, as I have not been able to locate anything on my own, so if someone comes up with information about the family, that may answer the question. It certainly isn't bothering me. As to the Robinsons, you have given me some information about Elizabeth's parents that is good to have. I knew nothing but their names before. And I even have her grandparents' names, so that was a real breakthrough. I can offer considerable information about the 2 who strayed, William and Elizabeth, since the latter is my own family, and I have known a good many of the former's descendents since childhood. So I am attaching something for 2 generations. I don't know how much you would be interested in, but will be glad to give you the whole story, as I have it so far, if you would want it. It looks as though John and I are distantly connected by marriage. Thanks for all your help. Don Download: Robinsonsup.RTF Additions to the list of descendents of James Robinson and Sarah Goe Family history, from the descendents of John Stuart and Thomas, plus the 1880 census, indicates that William was the oldest son of James and Sarah. William Robinson b. 14 Jan 1830 d. 5 Jan 1900 m. Margaret Gallagher b. 21 July 1830 d. 3 Oct 1912 Moved from Quebec to the Volga, Iowa area abt. 1870 children (all but David born in Canada): John Stuart (as spelled in the Cleghorn history) - b. 7 Jan 1859 d. 28 Oct 1935 m. Mary Ross - b. 28 Mar 1861 d. 1 Mar 1937 married 14 Feb 1883 in Iowa (5 children; full history available) Daughter - name unreadable in 1880 census, born 1862 Thomas G. - b. 1863 d. 1937. Thomas married one of my great-aunts, Mary Jane Gowan (b. Aug 1862 d. 4 Jan 1929) They had 3 children (full history available) 4 more from the 1880 census. I have not tried to trace them. Margaret Bailey b. 1865 Joseph b. 1868 Samuel b. 1868 David b. 1871 Moved to Volga, Clayton, IA in 1869. [PM1] | Robinson, William (I1053)
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219 | for marriage 2), see M210-3-001269 mar 23 Feb 1858 William Robinson, widdower, and Margaret Gallagher !MARRIAGE: Not listed in A.P. ============================================================= Subj: Robinson/Gowan Date: 3/23/04 10:52:12 AM Pacific Standard Time From: d.e.gowan@att.net To: JWARK@aol.com File: Robinsonsup.RTF (2141 bytes) DL Time (32000 bps): < 1 minute Sent from the Internet (Details) Dear John & Marcella, The Gowan material arrived yesterday. Interesting, and I feel sure that these are the sisters David went to visit in 1855, but Mary's birth date is certainly a puzzle. 1826 or 27 is a bit of a problem, since David was supposedly the youngest, and came to the States in 1841 at age 17, but we don't have firm evidence for either of those numbers. 1808 would mean Mary gave birth to her youngest at age 47, not impossible, but I think unlikely at that time. And how could people mistake a person's age by 18 years, younger or older? I am looking for help on the Gowans in Co. Down, as I have not been able to locate anything on my own, so if someone comes up with information about the family, that may answer the question. It certainly isn't bothering me. As to the Robinsons, you have given me some information about Elizabeth's parents that is good to have. I knew nothing but their names before. And I even have her grandparents' names, so that was a real breakthrough. I can offer considerable information about the 2 who strayed, William and Elizabeth, since the latter is my own family, and I have known a good many of the former's descendents since childhood. So I am attaching something for 2 generations. I don't know how much you would be interested in, but will be glad to give you the whole story, as I have it so far, if you would want it. It looks as though John and I are distantly connected by marriage. Thanks for all your help. Don Download: Robinsonsup.RTF Additions to the list of descendents of James Robinson and Sarah Goe Family history, from the descendents of John Stuart and Thomas, plus the 1880 census, indicates that William was the oldest son of James and Sarah. William Robinson b. 14 Jan 1830 d. 5 Jan 1900 m. Margaret Gallagher b. 21 July 1830 d. 3 Oct 1912 Moved from Quebec to the Volga, Iowa area abt. 1870 children (all but David born in Canada): John Stuart (as spelled in the Cleghorn history) - b. 7 Jan 1859 d. 28 Oct 1935 m. Mary Ross - b. 28 Mar 1861 d. 1 Mar 1937 married 14 Feb 1883 in Iowa (5 children; full history available) Daughter - name unreadable in 1880 census, born 1862 Thomas G. - b. 1863 d. 1937. Thomas married one of my great-aunts, Mary Jane Gowan (b. Aug 1862 d. 4 Jan 1929) They had 3 children (full history available) 4 more from the 1880 census. I have not tried to trace them. Margaret Bailey b. 1865 Joseph b. 1868 Samuel b. 1868 David b. 1871 Moved to Volga, Clayton, IA in 1869. [PM1] | ROBINSON, William (I1053)
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220 | Fred was raised at Tullaree, Ireland, about 1/8 mi. so. of village of Glasslough. In the early 1600s in northern Ireland, Fred R. McNab was a protor-later, or tax collector, for the Barony of Trough, in County Monaghan - a very important man at that time. The barony of Trough is made up of two civil parishes: Errigal Trough and Donagh. Errigal Trough is the northern tip of county Monaghan, which forms an arrowhead pointing into county Tyrone to the north. Errigal Trough is bordered by county Tyrone to the west, north, and east. The civil parish of Donagh is south of the eastern part of Errigal Trough, and county Armagh lies to the immediate east. The town of Emyvale is on the border of the civil parishes of Errigal Trough and Donagh. The town of Glasslough is in Donagh. | McNAB, Fred R. (I68)
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221 | Fred was raised at Tullaree, Ireland, about 1/8 mi. so. of village of Glasslough. In the early 1600s in northern Ireland, Fred R. McNab was a protor-later, or tax collector, for the Barony of Trough, in County Monaghan - a very important man at that time. The barony of Trough is made up of two civil parishes: Errigal Trough and Donagh. Errigal Trough is the northern tip of county Monaghan, which forms an arrowhead pointing into county Tyrone to the north. Errigal Trough is bordered by county Tyrone to the west, north, and east. The civil parish of Donagh is south of the eastern part of Errigal Trough, and county Armagh lies to the immediate east. The town of Emyvale is on the border of the civil parishes of Errigal Trough and Donagh. The town of Glasslough is in Donagh. | McNab, Fred R. (I68)
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222 | from England to Ireland | Gillis, Colonel Robertus Oliver (I876)
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223 | From Ireland at age 17 to Inverness QB | Mooney, John (I602)
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224 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County his baptismal date is Nov. 8, 1849 and his burial date was July 19, 1910 at age 61. 1881 Census John, 31 Sarah, 30 William, 6 Sarah, 4 Hanna, 2 Robert, 3/12 Hanna, 68, Ireland, widow 1891 Census John, 41 Sarah, 40 William, 16 Sarah, 14 Hannah, 12 Robert, 10 John, 8 George, 6 Mary, 2 Hannah, 77 1901 Census for Inverness, Megantic County Leith, John, 51, Aug. 20, 1849 Leith, Sara, 50, Jan 2 1852 Leith, Robert, 20, Dec. 27, 1880 Leith, John, 18, Dec. 23, 1882 Leith, George, 16, Dec. 21, 1884 Leith, Mary, 12, Oct. 2, 1888 Leith, Walter, 9, Aug. 27, 1891 Leith, Hannah, 92, Oct. 31, 1808 !BIRTH-CHRISTENING: Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY, Repertory of Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue de la region de l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Pub. No. 5; Births p156;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT; NOTE: "(bapt) 08/11/1849 LEITH, John Loftus (born) 02/09/1849 John (fa) & Hannah ROBINSON Inv. bapt.: Second Inverness and Points adjacent Anglican Church" MARRIAGE: Ibid.; Marriages p 81; NOTE: Name of Susan Jane should probably be Sarah Jane ??? "28/02/1873 LEITH, John (farmer) [John (farmer) & Hannah Robinson Inverness] ROBINSON, Susan Jane [James (farmer) & Sarah Goe Invernes] Presbyterian Church (Inverness)" DEATH-BURIAL: Ibid.; Burials p 71; NOTE: Burial date should probably be 22/07/1910, needs verif ??? "(bur) 12/07/1910 LEITH, John Loftus (m) 61 y (farmer) b c1849 (dec) 19/07/1910 sep.: Methodist Church (Inv.)" !DEATH-BURIAL: Cemetery Recordings of Megantic County, Quebec, Transcribed by M/M W.T.L.Harper; 1838-1993; Unpub.Manus. 1972-; p4/10, St.Stephens Anglican Cemetery, Rectory Hill,Co.Megantic,Quebec,Canada; LDS Film 1750756, FHC Menlo Park CA; NOTE: Headstone Inscription. "LEITH, John 1849-1910 his wife Sarah Robinson 1850-1930 their sons William Leith 1874-1895 Walter Leith 1894-1918" From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County his baptismal date is Feb. 7, 1847 Parents are John LEITH & Hannah ROBINSON son John's birth [APMB] CENSUS 1881 QC, MEGANTIC 50, Inverness East e-2, page 15, FHL 1375831 NAC C-13195 Sex: Marr: Age: Origin: Birthplace: John LEITH M M 31 Irish Q Occ:Farmer Religion:Church of England Married to Sarah, 4 children In the home is his widowed mother Sarah LEITH F M 30 Irish Q Religion:Church of England William LEITH M 6 Irish Q Religion:Church of England Sarah LEITH F 4 Irish Q Religion:Church of England Hanna LEITH F 2 Irish Q Religion:Church of England Robert LEITH M <1 Irish Q Born: Hanna LEITH (ROBINSON) F W 68 Irish Ireland Religion:Church of England Widowed [Mother CENSUS 1901 QC, MEGANTIC 169, Inverness d-4, page 4, T-6531 Kin: Age: Born: Occupation: Religion: Status: Head 51 QC 20 Aug 1849 Farmer Meth Married to Sarah, 3 children !BIRTH-CHRISTENING: Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY, Repertory of Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue de la region de l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Pub. No. 5; Births p156;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT; NOTE: "(bapt) 08/11/1849 LEITH, John Loftus (born) 02/09/1849 John (fa) & Hannah ROBINSON Inv. bapt.: Second Inverness and Points adjacent Anglican Church" MARRIAGE: Ibid.; Marriages p 81; NOTE: Name of Susan Jane should probably be Sarah Jane ??? "28/02/1873 LEITH, John (farmer) [John (farmer) & Hannah Robinson Inverness] ROBINSON, Susan Jane [James (farmer) & Sarah Goe Invernes] Presbyterian Church (Inverness)" DEATH-BURIAL: Ibid.; Burials p 71; NOTE: Burial date should probably be 22/07/1910, needs verif ??? "(bur) 12/07/1910 LEITH, John Loftus (m) 61 y (farmer) b c1849 (dec) 19/07/1910 sep.: Methodist Church (Inv.)" !DEATH-BURIAL: Cemetery Recordings of Megantic County, Quebec, Transcribed by M/M W.T.L.Harper; 1838-1993; Unpub.Manus. 1972-; p4/10, St.Stephens Anglican Cemetery, Rectory Hill,Co.Megantic,Quebec,Canada; LDS Film 1750756, FHC Menlo Park CA; NOTE: Headstone Inscription. "LEITH, John 1849-1910 his wife Sarah Robinson 1850-1930 their sons William Leith 1874-1895 Walter Leith 1894-1918" | Leith, John Loftus (I999)
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225 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County his baptismal date is Nov. 8, 1849 and his burial date was July 19, 1910 at age 61. 1881 Census John, 31 Sarah, 30 William, 6 Sarah, 4 Hanna, 2 Robert, 3/12 Hanna, 68, Ireland, widow 1891 Census John, 41 Sarah, 40 William, 16 Sarah, 14 Hannah, 12 Robert, 10 John, 8 George, 6 Mary, 2 Hannah, 77 1901 Census for Inverness, Megantic County Leith, John, 51, Aug. 20, 1849 Leith, Sara, 50, Jan 2 1852 Leith, Robert, 20, Dec. 27, 1880 Leith, John, 18, Dec. 23, 1882 Leith, George, 16, Dec. 21, 1884 Leith, Mary, 12, Oct. 2, 1888 Leith, Walter, 9, Aug. 27, 1891 Leith, Hannah, 92, Oct. 31, 1808 !BIRTH-CHRISTENING: Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY, Repertory of Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue de la region de l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Pub. No. 5; Births p156;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT; NOTE: "(bapt) 08/11/1849 LEITH, John Loftus (born) 02/09/1849 John (fa) & Hannah ROBINSON Inv. bapt.: Second Inverness and Points adjacent Anglican Church" MARRIAGE: Ibid.; Marriages p 81; NOTE: Name of Susan Jane should probably be Sarah Jane ??? "28/02/1873 LEITH, John (farmer) [John (farmer) & Hannah Robinson Inverness] ROBINSON, Susan Jane [James (farmer) & Sarah Goe Invernes] Presbyterian Church (Inverness)" DEATH-BURIAL: Ibid.; Burials p 71; NOTE: Burial date should probably be 22/07/1910, needs verif ??? "(bur) 12/07/1910 LEITH, John Loftus (m) 61 y (farmer) b c1849 (dec) 19/07/1910 sep.: Methodist Church (Inv.)" !DEATH-BURIAL: Cemetery Recordings of Megantic County, Quebec, Transcribed by M/M W.T.L.Harper; 1838-1993; Unpub.Manus. 1972-; p4/10, St.Stephens Anglican Cemetery, Rectory Hill,Co.Megantic,Quebec,Canada; LDS Film 1750756, FHC Menlo Park CA; NOTE: Headstone Inscription. "LEITH, John 1849-1910 his wife Sarah Robinson 1850-1930 their sons William Leith 1874-1895 Walter Leith 1894-1918" From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County his baptismal date is Feb. 7, 1847 Parents are John LEITH & Hannah ROBINSON son John's birth [APMB] CENSUS 1881 QC, MEGANTIC 50, Inverness East e-2, page 15, FHL 1375831 NAC C-13195 Sex: Marr: Age: Origin: Birthplace: John LEITH M M 31 Irish Q Occ:Farmer Religion:Church of England Married to Sarah, 4 children In the home is his widowed mother Sarah LEITH F M 30 Irish Q Religion:Church of England William LEITH M 6 Irish Q Religion:Church of England Sarah LEITH F 4 Irish Q Religion:Church of England Hanna LEITH F 2 Irish Q Religion:Church of England Robert LEITH M <1 Irish Q Born: Hanna LEITH (ROBINSON) F W 68 Irish Ireland Religion:Church of England Widowed [Mother CENSUS 1901 QC, MEGANTIC 169, Inverness d-4, page 4, T-6531 Kin: Age: Born: Occupation: Religion: Status: Head 51 QC 20 Aug 1849 Farmer Meth Married to Sarah, 3 children !BIRTH-CHRISTENING: Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY, Repertory of Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue de la region de l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Pub. No. 5; Births p156;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT; NOTE: "(bapt) 08/11/1849 LEITH, John Loftus (born) 02/09/1849 John (fa) & Hannah ROBINSON Inv. bapt.: Second Inverness and Points adjacent Anglican Church" MARRIAGE: Ibid.; Marriages p 81; NOTE: Name of Susan Jane should probably be Sarah Jane ??? "28/02/1873 LEITH, John (farmer) [John (farmer) & Hannah Robinson Inverness] ROBINSON, Susan Jane [James (farmer) & Sarah Goe Invernes] Presbyterian Church (Inverness)" DEATH-BURIAL: Ibid.; Burials p 71; NOTE: Burial date should probably be 22/07/1910, needs verif ??? "(bur) 12/07/1910 LEITH, John Loftus (m) 61 y (farmer) b c1849 (dec) 19/07/1910 sep.: Methodist Church (Inv.)" !DEATH-BURIAL: Cemetery Recordings of Megantic County, Quebec, Transcribed by M/M W.T.L.Harper; 1838-1993; Unpub.Manus. 1972-; p4/10, St.Stephens Anglican Cemetery, Rectory Hill,Co.Megantic,Quebec,Canada; LDS Film 1750756, FHC Menlo Park CA; NOTE: Headstone Inscription. "LEITH, John 1849-1910 his wife Sarah Robinson 1850-1930 their sons William Leith 1874-1895 Walter Leith 1894-1918" | LEITH, John Loftus (I999)
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226 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County his baptismal date June 7, 1855 1881 Census for Hoosick Falls, 25, Que., moulder, in household of John Daly He was an accountant for a hotel in Schenectady, N.Y. From Georgia Garnsey Some years after Isabella died, Robert remarried a woman named Caroline whom my grandmother Rose (Rozella) loathed. Rose actually left home as soon as she was old enough (and her father had died) and I have the advertisement she took out for her "Children's Hair Cutting" business. Robert was buried next to Isabella in the Hoosick Falls cemetery and I have a photo of their graves somewhere in my files of the gravesite. The photo was obtained from a descendant of Albert Leith's. Interment Record for Robert Leith Name: Leith, Robert Born: 1856 Died or Buried: 1906 Buried: Maple Grove (Old) Section: 4 County/State: Rensselaer, NY Notes: town: Hoosick wife: Isabella Leith | Leith, Robert (I1006)
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227 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County his baptismal date June 7, 1855 1881 Census for Hoosick Falls, 25, Que., moulder, in household of John Daly He was an accountant for a hotel in Schenectady, N.Y. From Georgia Garnsey Some years after Isabella died, Robert remarried a woman named Caroline whom my grandmother Rose (Rozella) loathed. Rose actually left home as soon as she was old enough (and her father had died) and I have the advertisement she took out for her "Children's Hair Cutting" business. Robert was buried next to Isabella in the Hoosick Falls cemetery and I have a photo of their graves somewhere in my files of the gravesite. The photo was obtained from a descendant of Albert Leith's. Interment Record for Robert Leith Name: Leith, Robert Born: 1856 Died or Buried: 1906 Buried: Maple Grove (Old) Section: 4 County/State: Rensselaer, NY Notes: town: Hoosick wife: Isabella Leith | LEITH, Robert (I1006)
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228 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County his name is listed as Porturs and his baptismal date is Feb. 23, 1845 1861 Census for Megantic County, 16 years, Wesl Meth. labourer From Georgia Garnsey Kirby records Porter, 24, b. Inverness, C.of E., son of John and Hannah Leith and Mary, 20 b. New Ireland, C.of E., daughter of John and Mary Cassady, residence Concord Vermont, clergy, Sheldon B. Currier. "On 10.27.1870 Porter Leith, farmer, age 24, birthplace Inverness, C.E., parents John and Hannah leith- married mary Cassady, residence Concorde, Vt., age 20, birthplace New ireland, C.E., parents John and Mary Cassady. He is listed in 1880, Danville, Caledonia County as Portar Leith, 32, Canada, farmer Mary, wife, 32, Canada Willie, 8, Vermont John, 6, Vermont Treserdy Casady, 18, Canada, servant He is listed in the Saint Johnsbury directory, 1889-1890 Portuas Leith, blacksmith, 30 Pleasant Mrs. Mary John H. William 1900 Census for Caledonia County, St. Johnsbury, 30 Pleasant Street Porteous, Nov. 1847, day labourer Mary, June 1849 John, March 1875 He is buried in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Plot CF18, 1841-1915 CF18 LEITH 1841 1915 Father CF18 LEITH 1852 1904 Mother CF18 LEITH Willie 1872 1893 CF18 LEITH William June 7, 1893 ? 21 yrs 6 ms 21 ds - son of Portuas & Mary Leith | Leith, Portious (I1365)
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229 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County his name is listed as Porturs and his baptismal date is Feb. 23, 1845 1861 Census for Megantic County, 16 years, Wesl Meth. labourer From Georgia Garnsey Kirby records Porter, 24, b. Inverness, C.of E., son of John and Hannah Leith and Mary, 20 b. New Ireland, C.of E., daughter of John and Mary Cassady, residence Concord Vermont, clergy, Sheldon B. Currier. "On 10.27.1870 Porter Leith, farmer, age 24, birthplace Inverness, C.E., parents John and Hannah leith- married mary Cassady, residence Concorde, Vt., age 20, birthplace New ireland, C.E., parents John and Mary Cassady. He is listed in 1880, Danville, Caledonia County as Portar Leith, 32, Canada, farmer Mary, wife, 32, Canada Willie, 8, Vermont John, 6, Vermont Treserdy Casady, 18, Canada, servant He is listed in the Saint Johnsbury directory, 1889-1890 Portuas Leith, blacksmith, 30 Pleasant Mrs. Mary John H. William 1900 Census for Caledonia County, St. Johnsbury, 30 Pleasant Street Porteous, Nov. 1847, day labourer Mary, June 1849 John, March 1875 He is buried in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Plot CF18, 1841-1915 CF18 LEITH 1841 1915 Father CF18 LEITH 1852 1904 Mother CF18 LEITH Willie 1872 1893 CF18 LEITH William June 7, 1893 ? 21 yrs 6 ms 21 ds - son of Portuas & Mary Leith | LEITH, Portious (I1365)
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230 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County burial date was July 18, 1868. | Hamilton, Jane (I1325)
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231 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County burial date was July 18, 1868. | HAMILTON, Jane (I1325)
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232 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County marriage date and their marriage witnesses were Mark Scott and John Leith Jr. Census 1861 for District 2, Township of Inverness, Megantic County 1861 1871 John 45 55 Hannah 40 67 Elizabeth 20 William 19 Portious 16 John 14 21 James 12 Robert 6 15 John 83 Jane 78 Eliza J Grey 23 U. Canada Gwen Rawlings has Eliz J. Grey living with them, b. 1839, UC Death date from Civil War records of son William. Affidavit Proof as To Celibacy and Sonship of Soldiers Shown by credible witnesses, William Patterson and William Gallagher, filed Feb. 25, 1874 Under non-support from husband John R. Mackie, MD filed Feb. 25 1874 1st Testifies that he attended professionally claimants husband from June 1870 to the date of his death, Jan. 17, 1872, during which time he was suffering from a disease of the bowels known as chronis ulceration, and also with chronic enlargement of the liver, which finally ended in cancerous disease of the liver. The peculiar chronic nature of said diseases which rendered claimants husband an invalid, prevented said husband from working on his farm or otherwise supporting his family for a number of years. Decedent informed me when I underwook the treatment of his case that he had experienced symptoms which indicated the existence of said diseases during the past twenty years. I think from professional knowledge of the progress of said deseases that decedednt for a number of years was incapacitated for the performance of farming work and that assistance was requisite to his supporting his family. That from the history of the case, the chronice nature of the disease, intensely diseased condition of the affected organs, and collateral testimony of friends long acquainted with deceased, "affirms belief in" the complete physical disability of decedent at the date of soldiers death. W.H. Lamly, Justice of the Peace, testifies that Dr,. Mackie is a Durgeon and Physcian in good standing. !st Testify, Robert Rickaby and John Murray filed June 25, 1873 that claimants husband was unable to work and labor on his farm as it requires, and at date of the soldiers enlistment the father was always unable to work because of ill health, and was so conditioned continuously thereafter. 1st Testify, Joseph Patterson and George Currie filed June 25 1873 that Claimants husband was unable to do but very little labor for "the last fifteen years and was under the doctors care the most of said time". Mothers Brief states in the year 1864, shows that the S.E. half of Lot No. 22, 10th Range is valued in John Leith's name at $540. John Montgomery, testifies, that the property of claimants husbadn in 1864 was worth about $500. currency. Robert Rickaby and John Murray testify that claimants property is worth about $500 or $600, stock and all. Joseph Patterson and George Currie testify that they had property worth about $850. Claimant now has no property. It was spent during the sickness of her husband "John Leith was from an area within Enniskillen in Co. Fermanagh not far from Glasslough in Co. Monaghan. John was in the Fermanagh Militia. The Leiths are all buried in the St. Stephens graveyard right next to their property on Range 10 in Inverness QC." - [Georgia Garnsey][PM1] "John Leith was from an area within Enniskillen in Co. Fermanagh not far from Glasslough in Co. Monaghan. John was in the Fermanagh Militia. The Leiths are all buried in the St. Stephens graveyard right next to their property on Range 10." - Georgia Garnsey (Note: John is the son of John Leith Sr (b. 1778 IRE ? d. abt 1940) and Jane Hamilton (b. 1783). His siblings: Ann (m. John Roger Wilton, lived in High Bluff, Manitoba, Canada); Elizabeth (m. David William Falconer Gray and lived in Inverness, Megantic Co., Quebec, Canada); Hamilton (m. Marion Currie, lived in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada); and Charlotte (m. Thomas Wilton, lived in Inverness, Megantic, Quebec, Canada). | Leith, John (I988)
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233 | From Paul Vachon's book, Repertory of Births, Marriages and Burials: The Anglo-Protestants of Megantic County marriage date and their marriage witnesses were Mark Scott and John Leith Jr. Census 1861 for District 2, Township of Inverness, Megantic County 1861 1871 John 45 55 Hannah 40 67 Elizabeth 20 William 19 Portious 16 John 14 21 James 12 Robert 6 15 John 83 Jane 78 Eliza J Grey 23 U. Canada Gwen Rawlings has Eliz J. Grey living with them, b. 1839, UC Death date from Civil War records of son William. Affidavit Proof as To Celibacy and Sonship of Soldiers Shown by credible witnesses, William Patterson and William Gallagher, filed Feb. 25, 1874 Under non-support from husband John R. Mackie, MD filed Feb. 25 1874 1st Testifies that he attended professionally claimants husband from June 1870 to the date of his death, Jan. 17, 1872, during which time he was suffering from a disease of the bowels known as chronis ulceration, and also with chronic enlargement of the liver, which finally ended in cancerous disease of the liver. The peculiar chronic nature of said diseases which rendered claimants husband an invalid, prevented said husband from working on his farm or otherwise supporting his family for a number of years. Decedent informed me when I underwook the treatment of his case that he had experienced symptoms which indicated the existence of said diseases during the past twenty years. I think from professional knowledge of the progress of said deseases that decedednt for a number of years was incapacitated for the performance of farming work and that assistance was requisite to his supporting his family. That from the history of the case, the chronice nature of the disease, intensely diseased condition of the affected organs, and collateral testimony of friends long acquainted with deceased, "affirms belief in" the complete physical disability of decedent at the date of soldiers death. W.H. Lamly, Justice of the Peace, testifies that Dr,. Mackie is a Durgeon and Physcian in good standing. !st Testify, Robert Rickaby and John Murray filed June 25, 1873 that claimants husband was unable to work and labor on his farm as it requires, and at date of the soldiers enlistment the father was always unable to work because of ill health, and was so conditioned continuously thereafter. 1st Testify, Joseph Patterson and George Currie filed June 25 1873 that Claimants husband was unable to do but very little labor for "the last fifteen years and was under the doctors care the most of said time". Mothers Brief states in the year 1864, shows that the S.E. half of Lot No. 22, 10th Range is valued in John Leith's name at $540. John Montgomery, testifies, that the property of claimants husbadn in 1864 was worth about $500. currency. Robert Rickaby and John Murray testify that claimants property is worth about $500 or $600, stock and all. Joseph Patterson and George Currie testify that they had property worth about $850. Claimant now has no property. It was spent during the sickness of her husband "John Leith was from an area within Enniskillen in Co. Fermanagh not far from Glasslough in Co. Monaghan. John was in the Fermanagh Militia. The Leiths are all buried in the St. Stephens graveyard right next to their property on Range 10 in Inverness QC." - [Georgia Garnsey][PM1] "John Leith was from an area within Enniskillen in Co. Fermanagh not far from Glasslough in Co. Monaghan. John was in the Fermanagh Militia. The Leiths are all buried in the St. Stephens graveyard right next to their property on Range 10." - Georgia Garnsey (Note: John is the son of John Leith Sr (b. 1778 IRE ? d. abt 1940) and Jane Hamilton (b. 1783). His siblings: Ann (m. John Roger Wilton, lived in High Bluff, Manitoba, Canada); Elizabeth (m. David William Falconer Gray and lived in Inverness, Megantic Co., Quebec, Canada); Hamilton (m. Marion Currie, lived in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada); and Charlotte (m. Thomas Wilton, lived in Inverness, Megantic, Quebec, Canada). | LEITH, John (I988)
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234 | George was an excellent golfer - some said he could have been a professional. He was also excellent at horse shoes - and often during family picnics, he and the other "uncle" would toss horseshoes during the afternoon. George worked in Everett as an architect. | LEE, George (I317)
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235 | Glaslough, Co. Monaghan, Ireland | Gillis, William (I66)
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236 | Glenn Robert SWINGLER Born February 25, 1917, passed away October 4, 2004. Glenn leaves behind his loving wife of 61 years, Elaine, children Nancy Basl (Bill), Sally Rongren (Erik), Steven and Richard (Diane) and grandchildren Lisa and Michael Rongren and Alex and Catherine Basl. Preceded in death by son David and grandson Robbie. A Memorial Service will be held Friday, Oct. 8, 1:30 p.m. at West Side Presbyterian Church, 3601 California Ave. SW. Remembrances to West Side Presbyterian. Arrangements entrusted to Howden-Kennedy Funeral Home of West Seattle. Published in The Seattle Times from Oct. 7 to Oct. 8, 2004 - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/seattletimes/obituary.aspx?pid=2683176#sthash.yBiry8t3.dpuf | SWINGLER, Glenn Robert (I303)
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237 | Graduated from Balaton High School and Mankato State College. Grace taught high school at St. James County School. After marrying Robert, her family grew up in Minneapolis. | Gillis, Grace May (I24)
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238 | Graduated from Balaton High School and Mankato State College. Grace taught high school at St. James County School. After marrying Robert, her family grew up in Minneapolis. | GILLIS, Grace May (I24)
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239 | Griffith's 1860, Donagh Parish (Mrs. Harvey) | Gillis, Samuel (I67)
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240 | Hannah was born 5/11/1841, the daughter of William & Nancy (Robinson) Gillis . She married Robert Scott . Hannah died 12/28/1875 at the age of 33. Hannah is buried in Boutelles Cemetery but has no stone. The burial information is a compilation of church records. Scott, Hannah Gillis, d. 28 Dec 1874, age 33y 6m 17d, wife of Robert. Boutelle Cemetery record (see footnote for John William Gillis) lists year of death as 1874 but heretofore reportedly was 1875. States she was married to Robert Scott. this Robert could have married Hannah GILLIS, then Christiana Cascadden ?? there are two Roberts about the same age of 1837/8 ??? Robert 1838 son of Mark Scott and Margaret Little !BIRTH-CHRISTENING: Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY, Repertory of Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue de la region de l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Pub. No. 5; Births p101;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT; NOTE: "(bapt) 28/02/1843 GILLIS, Hannah (born) 11/05/1841 William (fa) & Nancy ROBINSON Inv. bapt.: Methodist Church (Ireland)" !MARRIAGE: Leeds Wesleyan Methodist Church Register; 1861; M210/3, frame 001373, National Archives of Quebec; Federation of Quebec Families, Case postale 6700, Sillery, QC, G1T 2W2, Canada; NOTE: (from disk) "Seventh leaf Marriages Robert Scott of the Parish of St Sylvester and Hannah Gillis of the Township of Inverness were united by me in marriage on the eighth of April one thousand eight Hundred and Sixty two in presence of subscribing witnesses Wm D Brown Minister Witnesses Parties William Gillis Robert Scott William Scott Hannah Gillis" MARRIAGE: Not listed in Anglo Pro. First marriage for Robert to Hannah GILLIS Found in church records. MARRIAGE: Ibid.; Marriages p 137; NOTE: Second marriage for Robert to Christiana CASCADDEN "29/02/1876 SCOTT, Robert Township of Nelson CASCADDEN, Christiana St-Margaret Methodist Church (Leeds)" DEATH-BURIAL: Ibid.; Burials p 126; NOTE: "(bur) 01/01/1875 SCOTT, Hannah (dec) 30/12/1874 mar Robert SCOTT Nelson sep.: Methodist Church (Leeds)" !DEATH-BURIAL: Cemetery Recordings of Megantic County, Quebec; 1838-1993; Records in poss of Gladys Patton, Lennoxville, QC, Canada; p6, Boutelle Cemetery, Inverness, QC, Canada; NOTE: Headstone Inscription "GILLES ... Hannah Gillis wife of Robert Scott died Dec 28, 1874 age 33 yrs 6 mos 17 days" | Gillis, Hannah (I49)
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241 | Hannah was born 5/11/1841, the daughter of William & Nancy (Robinson) Gillis . She married Robert Scott . Hannah died 12/28/1875 at the age of 33. Hannah is buried in Boutelles Cemetery but has no stone. The burial information is a compilation of church records. Scott, Hannah Gillis, d. 28 Dec 1874, age 33y 6m 17d, wife of Robert. Boutelle Cemetery record (see footnote for John William Gillis) lists year of death as 1874 but heretofore reportedly was 1875. States she was married to Robert Scott. this Robert could have married Hannah GILLIS, then Christiana Cascadden ?? there are two Roberts about the same age of 1837/8 ??? Robert 1838 son of Mark Scott and Margaret Little !BIRTH-CHRISTENING: Paul Vachon, THE ANGLO-PROTESTANTS OF MEGANTIC COUNTY, Repertory of Births, Marriages, and Burials; 1826-1991; Societe Genealogigue de la region de l'Amiante, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada, 1992, Pub. No. 5; Births p101;US/CAN 971.4575 K2r,Fiche 6125775,LDS FHL Salt Lake City UT; NOTE: "(bapt) 28/02/1843 GILLIS, Hannah (born) 11/05/1841 William (fa) & Nancy ROBINSON Inv. bapt.: Methodist Church (Ireland)" !MARRIAGE: Leeds Wesleyan Methodist Church Register; 1861; M210/3, frame 001373, National Archives of Quebec; Federation of Quebec Families, Case postale 6700, Sillery, QC, G1T 2W2, Canada; NOTE: (from disk) "Seventh leaf Marriages Robert Scott of the Parish of St Sylvester and Hannah Gillis of the Township of Inverness were united by me in marriage on the eighth of April one thousand eight Hundred and Sixty two in presence of subscribing witnesses Wm D Brown Minister Witnesses Parties William Gillis Robert Scott William Scott Hannah Gillis" MARRIAGE: Not listed in Anglo Pro. First marriage for Robert to Hannah GILLIS Found in church records. MARRIAGE: Ibid.; Marriages p 137; NOTE: Second marriage for Robert to Christiana CASCADDEN "29/02/1876 SCOTT, Robert Township of Nelson CASCADDEN, Christiana St-Margaret Methodist Church (Leeds)" DEATH-BURIAL: Ibid.; Burials p 126; NOTE: "(bur) 01/01/1875 SCOTT, Hannah (dec) 30/12/1874 mar Robert SCOTT Nelson sep.: Methodist Church (Leeds)" !DEATH-BURIAL: Cemetery Recordings of Megantic County, Quebec; 1838-1993; Records in poss of Gladys Patton, Lennoxville, QC, Canada; p6, Boutelle Cemetery, Inverness, QC, Canada; NOTE: Headstone Inscription "GILLES ... Hannah Gillis wife of Robert Scott died Dec 28, 1874 age 33 yrs 6 mos 17 days" | GILLIS, Hannah (I49)
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242 | Harold was a pharmacist. | Brown, Harold Wesley Phm.B. (I1496)
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243 | Harold was a pharmacist. | BROWN, Harold Wesley Phm.B. (I1496)
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244 | He received his Bachelor of Pharmacy (Phm.B) from the U of T, July 16, 1920. There were 135 graduates in his class of which, seven were women. University of Toronto | Brown, Edgar Carlyle Phmb (I112)
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245 | He received his Bachelor of Pharmacy (Phm.B) from the U of T, July 16, 1920. There were 135 graduates in his class of which, seven were women. | BROWN, Edgar Carlyle Phmb (I112)
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246 | He was a co-pilot for the British Bible Society and made his home with his mother, Ellen, when not travelling. | Kean, Robert (I5591)
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247 | He was a co-pilot for the British Bible Society and made his home with his mother, Ellen, when not travelling. | KEAN, Robert (I5591)
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248 | He was baptized Apr. 9, 1842, of John and Hannah, in the Methodist Church, Ireland Twsp. 1861 Census Megantic County, 19 years, Wesl. Meth., laborer, with parents. He and cousin George Wilton enlisted in Vermont in the Civil War. He was a private in the 8th Regiment, Company C. of the Vermont Infantry, #000557, 0008, 00002420. Died 1864 in the U.S. Civil War at the Battle of Cedar Creek in the Shenandoah Valley. | Leith, William (I1008)
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249 | He was baptized Apr. 9, 1842, of John and Hannah, in the Methodist Church, Ireland Twsp. 1861 Census Megantic County, 19 years, Wesl. Meth., laborer, with parents. He and cousin George Wilton enlisted in Vermont in the Civil War. He was a private in the 8th Regiment, Company C. of the Vermont Infantry, #000557, 0008, 00002420. Died 1864 in the U.S. Civil War at the Battle of Cedar Creek in the Shenandoah Valley. | LEITH, William (I1008)
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250 | Headstone says 1811 | Robinson, Hannah (I987)
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