Mary Brant1
F, #59862, b. circa 1786
- Father*: Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant1 b. Mar 1742, d. 24 Nov 1807
- Mother*: Catherine "Adonwentishon" Croghan1 b. 1759, d. Nov 1837
- Birth*: circa 1786; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Margaret Brant1
F, #59863, b. 1788, d. 23 November 1860
- Father*: Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant1 b. Mar 1742, d. 24 Nov 1807
- Mother*: Catherine "Adonwentishon" Croghan1 b. 1759, d. Nov 1837
- Birth*: 1788; Grand River, Province of Quebec; Date 1788 & location Brantford per family tree of lynn533 on ancestry.ca, Sep 9 2019. per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1,2
- Marriage*: 1805; Grand River, Brant Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of lynn533 on ancestry.ca, Sep 9 2019.; Principal=Powlss Powless2
- Death*: 23 November 1860; Brantford, Brant Co., Canada West; per family tree of lynn533 on ancestry.ca, Sep 9 2019.2
- Married Name: 1805; Powless2
Family: Powlss Powless b. 1778, d. Jan 1852
Catherine Brant1
F, #59864, b. 1792, d. 24 November 1867
- Father*: Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant1 b. Mar 1742, d. 24 Nov 1807
- Mother*: Catherine "Adonwentishon" Croghan1 b. 1759, d. Nov 1837
- Birth*: 1792; Grand River, Upper Canada; Date 1792 & location Brantford per family tree of lynn533 on ancestry.ca, Sep 9 2019. Date 1791 per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1,2
- Marriage*: circa 1813; per family tree of lynn533 on ancestry.ca, Sep 9 2019.; Principal=Peter John2
- Death*: 24 November 1867; Burlington, Ontario; Date Nov 24 1867 & location Burlington per family tree of lynn533 on ancestry.ca, Sep 9 2019. per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1,2
- Married Name: circa 1813; John2
Family: Peter John b. 1788, d. b 1832
John "Ahyouwaighs" Brant1
M, #59865, b. 27 September 1794, d. 27 August 1832
- Father*: Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant1 b. Mar 1742, d. 24 Nov 1807
- Mother*: Catherine "Adonwentishon" Croghan1 b. 1759, d. Nov 1837
- Birth*: 27 September 1794; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Death*: 27 August 1832; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Magdelena Johnson1
F, #59866, b. 1762, d. 19 January 1817
- Father*: Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet1 b. 3 Jul 1715, d. 11 Jul 1774
- Mother*: Mary Molly "Degonwadonti" Brant1 b. 1736, d. 16 Apr 1796
- Birth*: 1762; Johnstown, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A.; Date 1764 per FindaGrave. Date c. 1763 & location Montgomery Co. NY per family tree of dacraig5985 on ancestry.ca, Nov 8 2020.1,2,3
- Marriage*: 1791; Johnson Hall, Johnstown, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A.; "Ferguson-Johnson; John Ferguson & Helena Johnson, ... 1791." Marriages in "Parish Register of Kingston Upper Canada, 1785-1811, Part 2".
Date 1791 & location Johnson Hall, Johsntown NY per family tree of dacraig5985 on ancestry.ca, Nov 8 2020. per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=John Ferguson1,2 - Death*: 19 January 1817; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Upper Canada; Date Jan 19 1817 & location Kingston per FindaGrave. per family tree of dacraig5985 on ancestry.ca, Nov 8 2020.2,3
- Burial*: 21 January 1817; St. Paul's Anglican Churchyard, Kingston, Frontenac Co., Upper Canada; FindaGrave: Name: Magdelen Helena Johnson Ferguson; BIRTH: 1764; DEATH: 19 Jan 1817 (aged 52–53), Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada; BURIAL: St. Paul's Anglican Churchyard, Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada; MEMORIAL ID: 173788970 (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/173788970/magdelen-helena-ferguson)3
- Married Name: 1791; Ferguson1
Family: John Ferguson b. c 1760, d. 1830
John Ferguson1
M, #59867, b. circa 1760, d. 1830
- Birth*: circa 1760; Date c 1758 & location Kingston Ont. per family tree of dacraig5985 on ancestry.ca, Nov 8 2020. Date c 1760 per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1,2
- Marriage*: 1791; Johnson Hall, Johnstown, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A.; "Ferguson-Johnson; John Ferguson & Helena Johnson, ... 1791." Marriages in "Parish Register of Kingston Upper Canada, 1785-1811, Part 2".
Date 1791 & location Johnson Hall, Johsntown NY per family tree of dacraig5985 on ancestry.ca, Nov 8 2020. per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=Magdelena Johnson1,2 - Death*: 1830; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Upper Canada; Date 1830 per FindaGrave. Date 1818 & location Kingston per family tree of dacraig5985 on ancestry.ca, Nov 8 2020. Date Jan 18 1818 per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1,2,3
- Burial*: 1830; St. Paul's Anglican Churchyard, Kingston, Frontenac Co., Upper Canada; FindaGrave: Name: John Ferguson; BIRTH: unknown; DEATH: 1830, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada; BURIAL: St. Paul's Anglican Churchyard; Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada; MEMORIAL ID: 174862101; Note: Data from a death notice found in the Kingston Chronicle of April 10, 1830 p3 col 3 confuses this John Ferguson with a John McLenon, a native of Rosshire Scotland who died on April 3, 1830 at Kingston Mills, age 74 years, which has been further perpetuated in reference to this John Ferguson, seemingly not one and the same. My understanding is that John Ferguson's burial is recorded in the lower burial ground register for St George's as occurring in 1830 but this has not been confirmed and the register entry itself should be viewed to proceed with any further certainty. SJM (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/174862101/john-ferguson)
Note: This is very confusing. Not sure what to make of it. Seems to agree with 1830. Let's go with that???3
- Note*: 1787; Thurlow Twp., Province of Quebec; "By 1787 the Lower Bay is receiving a steady trickle of further settlers. The great income of people in these previous years from the American States has slowed somewhat, but persons arrive from other regions, mainly the Maritime Colonies, where many have not been happy with that land. The tiny settlements are taking shape as the incoming settlers struggle for a foothold on their lots.
This year is to see the opening of a number of merchants' stores upon the Bay, one of which is commenced by William Bell on the Front of Sidney, further east from the Meyers settlement. Bell has been the next arrival to Sidney and he has built a cabin and store by the shore. A John Ferguson appears as partner in this small trade centre, operating from King's Town as a supply merchant to procure provisions and stock for the trade with the Indians, and brings these to Bell from the lower centres, having contacts, in turn, with the merchants of Montreal." page 249 of "Hans Waltimeyer" by Jane Bennett Goddard, U.E.4 - Note: 1787; Thurlow Twp., Province of Quebec; "As early as the summer of 1787 William Bell opened a small trading post in the Belleville area. This post, which at different times was in Sidney and Thurlow Townships hut always near the mouth of the river, conducted trade with the Indians in such goods as tomahawks, clasp knives, beaver spears, and scalping knives. To the early white settlers Bell sold such articles as farm implements, garden seeds, and tobacco, which were supplied him by Kingston merchant John Ferguson, who in turn had contacts with Montreal merchants. Bell later turned from trading to teaching, instructing the Mohawks at Tyendinaga from 1796 to 1802." from "Historic Hastings" by Gerald E. Boyce, pg. 32.5
- Note: 1788; Rhinebeck, Province of Quebec; "During this Hungry Year, Ferguson and Bell are also struggling with the survival of their trading post. Ferguson has gone down to King's Town in an attempt to find additional supplies to bring west, in order to preserve the continuance of their Indian trade in this depressed year. He chastizes William Bell at length in a letter concerning his distribution of the supplies to the white settlers. Their trading post business is supposed to be directed at the Indian trade, but Bell, out of concern for the starving settlers, has given them the supplies he has on hand at the Sidney post. Ferguson fears the mounting debts to the partners that will be incurred, and suggests to Bell that "all the settlers be compelled to pay in wheat, else they themselves will go lacking for wheat, and under no circumstances must any person be allowed any potatoes. He hopes to secure a barrel of pork, if at all possible, but it is not likely"." from "Hans Waltimeyer" by Jane Bennett Goddard, U.E., pg 266.
Note: The year 1788 is called "The Hungry Year" because of a very bad winter, freezing crops in summer and a draught that caused starvation in Upper Canada. The traders had to make tough decisions about giving their products to starving people in the community or saving them to trade with the Indigenous people in the area as per the plan. Apparently, William Bell opted to help his neighbours and John Ferguson was disatisfied with this approach as it caused their enterprise to loose money.4 - Residence*: 1788; Sidney Twp., Rhinebeck, Province of Quebec; "The post of Bell and Ferguson has continued fairly successfully further up the Bay, although they have precious little provisions to barter with the Indians or whites. William Bell maintains the store and Ferguson purchases and transports the supplies from Cataraqui up to the post, and takes furs on down to Montreal. They plan to call the centre they have created "Rhinebeck", and are in hopes that there will be a number of houses here soon, and maybe a much needed smithy.
page 262 of "Hans Waltimeyer" by Jane Bennett Goddard, U.E.4 - Note: 1790; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Province of Quebec; "As of this year, the partnership of Ferguson and Bell is now dissolved. Within this past year, Ferguson's interests have lain more in King's Town; the discouraging differences in opinion between himself and Bell during the Hungry Year have somewhat soured the business relationship, and a breakup of their venture has ensued. William Bell has decided to forsake his proposed settlement at Rhinebeck, even though it is now enlarged and boasts a blacksmith; with his move to Meyers' Creek, that hamlet is doomed to disappear. He now permanently locates his store and trading post on the main trail (Dundas Street) leading through the village, running east and west at that point. John Ferguson was wont, last year, to bring their supplies up to the post by Indian transport canoe, it being a larger craft than is used by the average traveller. Bell will now send a hired man down the Bay to purchase supplies for him." from "Hans Waltimeyer" by Jane Bennett Goddard, U.E., pg. 283.4
- Residence: 1792; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Upper Canada; "John Ferguson, former business partner of William Bell, has become the first judge of the District's Quarter Session Court of Midland, at Kingston." from "Hans Waltimeyer" by Jane Bennett Goddard, U.E., pg. 316.4
- Note: 1798; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Upper Canada; "John Ferguson, former business partner of William Bell, has risen in respectability in the garrison town of Kingston. He is now appointed Lieutenant of the County of Hastings this year. It has been through his order that the edict has been issued to muster the local Militia without delay. It is also through his recommendation that William Bell is appointed Adjutant of the Militia, as well as holding the captaincy of a company. Captain Bell has been informed of this in a letter dating November 29th. It is upon John Ferguson's order that the meeting of Lieutenancy has been called on December 8th.. Major Alexander Chisholm will be second in command to Colonel Ferguson." per "Hans Waltimeyer" by Jane Bennett Goddard, U.E., pg. 355.4
- Residence: 25 February 1799; Conc 1 Lot 23, Sidney Twp., Hastings Co., Upper Canada; "This year of 1799 is bringing renewed warnings of dangers from the forces of the United States to the south. On February 25th, in the dead of winter, an alarm has been sounded by the authorities. Having received a communique on this date from the Lieutenant-Governor that there may be impending danger in the westward reaches of Upper Canada from the American States, Colonel Ferguson writes to Adjutant Bell on the subject, requiring the officers of the Militia commanding the various companies, he states in his message, to - "Cause the volunteers and drafts in their respective companies to assemble, with such arms as they may have, at the house of Ferguson, on the point of Sidney, Lot 23, to be made aquainted with the purport of a letter received from the Hon. Peter Russell, President.''" per "Hans Waltimeyer" by Jane Bennett Goddard, U.E., page 364.
Note: Lot 23 on the front of Sidney is where the Montrose Inn is located today. John Ferguson did not own this lot but may have located there. The first land record for this lot is the Patent from the Crown in 1810 which went to Abel Gilbert.4 - Note: between 1800 and 1804; Legislative Assembly, York, Upper Canada; "John Ferguson (1756 - 1830) was a farmer, merchant, judge and political figure in Upper Canada. He represented Frontenac in the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada from 1800 to 1804. Ferguson married Helena Magdalene Johnson, the daughter of Sir William Johnson. Ferguson lived in Sidney Township and then Kingston. He served as barracks master at Oswegatche and Fort Ontario and then as commissary at Kingston. Ferguson was a colonel in the militia and then captain in the Indian Department. He also served as a justice of the peace. He was named a judge in the Midland District in 1798." per Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ferguson_(Upper_Canada_politician))6
- Residence: 10 July 1801; Conc 2 Lot 33, Sidney Twp., Hastings Co., Upper Canada; Land Registery Records (Patent) show that John Ferguson received the Patent from the Crown for all lof Lot 33, Conc 2. ITS Date: July 10 1801 (Ontario Land Registry Records, Hastings Co., Sidney Twp., Book 372, page 144 of 332, Conc 2, Lot 33, copied from Onland, Nov 9 2020)7
- Residence: 10 August 1801; Conc 1 & BF Lot 34, SidneyTwp., Hastings Co., Upper Canada; Land Registery Records (Patent) show that John Ferguson received the Patent from the Crown for 247 acres in Lot 34, Conc 1 and Broken Front. ITS Date: Aug 10 1801 (Ontario Land Registry Records, Hastings Co., Sidney Twp., Book 369, page 2 of 300, Conc 1, Lot 34, copied from Onland, Nov 9 2020)7
Family: Magdelena Johnson b. 1762, d. 19 Jan 1817
- Marriage*: 1791; Johnson Hall, Johnstown, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A.; "Ferguson-Johnson; John Ferguson & Helena Johnson, ... 1791." Marriages in "Parish Register of Kingston Upper Canada, 1785-1811, Part 2".
Date 1791 & location Johnson Hall, Johsntown NY per family tree of dacraig5985 on ancestry.ca, Nov 8 2020. per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=Magdelena Johnson1,2
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
- [S82] Tree on Ancestry.com, online unknown url.
- [S128] FindAGrave, online unknown url.
- [S109] U.E. Jane Bennett Goddard, Hans Waltimeyer.
- [S182] Gerald E. Boyce, Historic Hastings.
- [S116] Wikipedia, online unknown url.
- [S46] Unknown location, Ontario Land Registry Records; unknown film.
Margaret Johnson1
F, #59868, b. 1765
- Father*: Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet1 b. 3 Jul 1715, d. 11 Jul 1774
- Mother*: Mary Molly "Degonwadonti" Brant1 b. 1736, d. 16 Apr 1796
- Birth*: 1765; Johnstown, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A.; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Marriage*: circa 1785; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=George Farley1
- Married Name: circa 1785; Farley1
Family: George Farley b. c 1764
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
George Farley1
M, #59869, b. circa 1764
- Birth*: circa 1764; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Marriage*: circa 1785; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=Margaret Johnson1
Family: Margaret Johnson b. 1765
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
George Johnson1
M, #59870, b. 1767, d. 1822
- Father*: Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet1 b. 3 Jul 1715, d. 11 Jul 1774
- Mother*: Mary Molly "Degonwadonti" Brant1 b. 1736, d. 16 Apr 1796
- Birth*: 1767; Jamestown, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A.; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Marriage*: circa 1790; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=Cuyuga Woman ?1
- Death*: 1822; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
Family: Cuyuga Woman ? b. c 1770
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Cuyuga Woman ?1
F, #59871, b. circa 1770
- Birth*: circa 1770; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Marriage*: circa 1790; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=George Johnson1
- Married Name: circa 1790; Johnson1
Family: George Johnson b. 1767, d. 1822
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Mary Johnson1
F, #59872, b. circa 1769, d. 10 May 1813
- Father*: Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet1 b. 3 Jul 1715, d. 11 Jul 1774
- Mother*: Mary Molly "Degonwadonti" Brant1 b. 1736, d. 16 Apr 1796
- Birth*: circa 1769; Jamestown, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A.; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Death*: 10 May 1813; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Susan Johnson1
F, #59873, b. 1771, d. December 1793
- Father*: Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet1 b. 3 Jul 1715, d. 11 Jul 1774
- Mother*: Mary Molly "Degonwadonti" Brant1 b. 1736, d. 16 Apr 1796
- Birth*: 1771; Johnstown, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A.; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Marriage*: 5 June 1793; Niagara, Ontario; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=Henry LeMoine1
- Death*: December 1793; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Married Name: 5 June 1793; LeMoine1
Family: Henry LeMoine b. c 1770
- Edward LeMoine1 b. 30 Mar 1793
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Henry LeMoine1
M, #59874, b. circa 1770
- Birth*: circa 1770; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Marriage*: 5 June 1793; Niagara, Ontario; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=Susan Johnson1
Family: Susan Johnson b. 1771, d. Dec 1793
- Edward LeMoine1 b. 30 Mar 1793
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Edward LeMoine1
M, #59875, b. 30 March 1793
- Father*: Henry LeMoine1 b. c 1770
- Mother*: Susan Johnson1 b. 1771, d. Dec 1793
- Birth*: 30 March 1793; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Ann Johnson1
F, #59876, b. 14 February 1773, d. 17 February 1818
- Father*: Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet1 b. 3 Jul 1715, d. 11 Jul 1774
- Mother*: Mary Molly "Degonwadonti" Brant1 b. 1736, d. 16 Apr 1796
- Birth*: 14 February 1773; Johnstown, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A.; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Marriage*: circa 1797; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=Hugh Earl1
- Death*: 17 February 1818; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Married Name: circa 1797; Earl1
Family: Hugh Earl b. c 1770
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Hugh Earl1
M, #59877, b. circa 1770
- Birth*: circa 1770; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.1
- Marriage*: circa 1797; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.; Principal=Ann Johnson1
Family: Ann Johnson b. 14 Feb 1773, d. 17 Feb 1818
Citations
- [S22] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
Hannah Diamond1
F, #59878, b. circa 1803
- Birth*: circa 1803; per marriage notice.1
- Marriage*: 21 January 1829; Ancaster, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "Clench, Robert, of Brantford, Grand River Tract, yeman, & Hannah Diamond, of Grand River, spr. b: John Glabreath of Saltfleet, innkeeper and Herbert Biggar, of Mount Pleasant, yeoman. 21 Jan 1829 at Ancaster. ]1608]" (Marriage Bonds of Ontario 1829 - Ontario Registers CD); Principal=Robert Allison Clench1
- Residence*: 21 January 1829; Grand River Tract, Ontario; " ... of Grand River Tract ..." per marr. notice.1
- Married Name: 21 January 1829; Clench1
- Note*: 2 January 1850; Wentworth Co., Ontario; "I give to Hannah Clench the widow of Robert Clench decased ..." per Will of Sarah (Johnson) Ruggles.
Family: Robert Allison Clench b. 1801, d. 30 Aug 1848
- Sarah Ruggles Clench b. c 1832
Citations
- [S23] Unknown subject, Ontario Registers CD.
Major (?) Whistler1,2
M, #59879, b. circa 1785
- Birth*: circa 1785; "Major Whissler, of the U.S. Army, Commandant of Fort Niagara" (per marriage notice of his daughter Eliza who married Johnson Clench)2
- Marriage*: before 1810; Major Whissler, of the U.S. Army, Commandant of Fort Niagara" (per marriage notice of his daughter Eliza who married Johnson Clench); Principal=? ?2
Family: ? ? b. c 1785
- Eliza Oldham Whistler+2 b. Oct 1812, d. 18 Feb 1901
Citations
- Major Whissler, of the U.S. Army, Commandant of Fort Niagara" (per marriage notice of his daughter Eliza who married Johnson Clench.)
- [S23] Unknown subject, Ontario Registers CD.
? ?1
F, #59880, b. circa 1785
- Birth*: circa 1785; Major Whissler, of the U.S. Army, Commandant of Fort Niagara" (per marriage notice of his daughter Eliza who married Johnson Clench)1
- Marriage*: before 1810; Major Whissler, of the U.S. Army, Commandant of Fort Niagara" (per marriage notice of his daughter Eliza who married Johnson Clench); Principal=Major (?) Whistler1
- Married Name: before 1810; Whistler1
Family: Major (?) Whistler b. c 1785
- Eliza Oldham Whistler+1 b. Oct 1812, d. 18 Feb 1901
Citations
- [S23] Unknown subject, Ontario Registers CD.
Eliza Jane Richardson1,2
F, #59881, b. 1 September 1833
- Father*: Charles Richardson2 b. 1805, d. 11 Mar 1848
- Mother*: Eliza Ewretta Clench2 b. 25 Jan 1805, d. 28 Sep 1833
- Birth*: 1 September 1833; Niagara, Lincoln Co., Upper Canada; "Richardson, Eliza Jane, of Chas. Esq. & Eliza, 6 Oct. 1833, born Sept. 1st. 33. [140B]" (The Ontario Register, Vol. VI, Baptismal Records of St. Mark's Anglican Church, Niagara 1832-1836 - Ontario Registers CD)
per marr. reg'n.2 - Marriage*: 8 November 1853; Niagara, Lincoln Co., Upper Canada; "24 November 1853; In Niagara on 8th inst., Hugo M. Grant, C.E., eldest son of the late Rev. G.T.R. Grant, Recotr of Grimsby, & Eliza, second daughter of the late Charles Richardson. (Rev. Thos. Green)" (Ontario Marriage Notices, The Church, Toronto, June 1853-June 1855 - Ontario Registers CD); Principal=Hugo M. Grant C.E.2
- Note*: 2 January 1850; Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "Urretta Richardson and Eliza Jane Richardson daughters of the late Charles Richardson." per Will of Sarah (Johnson) Ruggles.
- Married Name: 8 November 1853; Grant2
Family: Hugo M. Grant C.E. b. c 1830
Citations
- Eliza Jane per Birth Notice.
- [S23] Unknown subject, Ontario Registers CD.