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Henry L. Paxton^1,2

• Father*: Lieut. Thomas Paxton b. 1754, d. 8 Oct 1804
• Mother*: Marie-Genevieve "Jane" Levitre b. 25 Jun 1759, d. 5 Mar 1843

• Birth*: 18 December 1803; Kingston, Frontenac Co., Upper Canada; "1803 ... Paxton, Henry S. of Thos. Paxton, Jane Paxton; Sp. Thos. Sparham, Catharine Grass; do 18." from Parish Register of Anglican Church of Kingston.
• Death*: before 1843; Sandwich, Essex Co., Canada West; "The Parish Register for St. George's Anglican Church in Kingston mentions "She died at Sandwich while residing with her son Henry, who is since deceased."37 Jane Paxton died in Windsor, March 5th, 1843 and was buried in Our Lady of the Assumption Cemetery, Windsor.38" this is from Dan Buchanan's book about the Speedy, in development,Sep 2 2019.

• Note: 8 October 1804; Lake Ontario, Newcastle, Northumberland Co., Upper Canada; Captain Thomas Paxton was lost when HMS Speedy sailed into a nor'easter off Presqu'ile Point on the night of October 8, 1804.
  Note: Henry was exactly 9 months and 20 days old when his father died.
• Note: 31 December 1837; Sandwich, Essex Co., Upper Canada; "Received from William Anderton? E? Actg Comm't, Sandwich, the above sum of twentynine pounds sixteen shillings and three pense .. 7 ? .. being the the? amount of pay due my Company up to the 31st day of December 1837. Christopher ?Pajot? ... (in the list above is ) "Henry Paxton..... " ancestry.ca²
• Note: 9 January 1839; Amherstburg, Essex Co., Upper Canada; "2nd Lieut. L. H. Paxton, From: Dec 1 to Jan 7 ... Military Allowances ... 9th January 1839 .. " ancestry.ca²
• Note*: 6 December 1839; Amherstburg, Essex Co., Upper Canada; "1 2nd Lieut. Henry L.(S.?) Paxton; .... (details for Dec 1839) .. " 2nd Reg. Essex Co. Militia, Amherstburg, 6th Dec 1839, Pay List of A Chewett's Company of Provincial Artillery for the month of Deccember 1838 ... " ancestry.ca. - W.O. 13/3678?.²

Ethelbert Brown Paxton^1,2,3,4

• Father*: Major Thomas Paxton² b. 15 Apr 1794
• Mother*: Nancy Merrill² b. 1806, d. 20 Mar 1889

• Birth*: 24 September 1829; Amerherstburg, Essex Co., Upper Canada; Date Sep 24 1829 & location Cda. per Death Cert. Date 1832 & location UC per 1861 Census. Date Oct 1832 & location Ont. per family tree of June0343 on ancestry.ca, May 18, 2019.^2,3,4
• Marriage*: circa 1864; Date 1866 per Death Cert. of Ethelbert B. Paxton - 35 years since 1st marr. (not likely, first child in 1865?? per family tree of June0343 on ancestry.ca, May 18, 2019.; Principal=Felice M. Chapoton^3,4
• Death*: 3 March 1901; Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan, U.S.A.; Death Cert.: Date of Death: March 3 1901; Name: Ethelbert Brown Paxton; Age: 71y 5m 7d; Res.: 533 Cass Ave., Detroit, 40 years; Age at 1st marr.: 35; Born: Cda., Sep 2?, 1829; Parents of: 2, all living; Parents: Major Thomas Paxton, b. Ont., & ? Merril, b. Ont.; Burial: Mar 5 1901, Mt. Elliott; Und.: P. Blake & Sons, 15 Abbott; Inf.: H. J. Paxton, Detroit; Cause: chronic Brights disease; Cert.: Mar 5 1901; Reg'r.: John lee, 372 Woodward Ave. (Michigan Department of Stats, Lansing, Vital Statistics Division, "Transcript of Certificate of Death, #906, ancestry.ca) per family tree of June0343 on ancestry.ca, May 18, 2019.^3,4
• Burial*: 5 March 1901; Mount Elliott Cemetery, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan, U.S.A.; Findagrave: Name: Ethelbert Brown Paxton; Birth: 22 Sep 1829 , Canada; Death: 3 Mar 1901 (aged 71), Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA; Burial: Mount Elliott Cemetery, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA; Plot: Block 60, Lot 1026, Grave 2; Memorial ID: 138355948 (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/138355948) per Death Cert.^4,5

• Census*: April 1861; Anderson Twp., Essex Co., Canada West; Age 29 at 1861 Census: see Thomas Paxton²
• Census: 8 June 1900; Cass Ave, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan, U.S.A.; Age 70 at 1900 Fed Census: see Benjmain Berry (son-in-law)⁶

John Beasley¹

• Birth*: 1681; New Amsterdam, King's Co., New YHork, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 1 November 1723; Albany, Albany Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Lydia Dally¹
• Death*: 15 August 1768; New Amsterdam, Kings Co., New YUork, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

Lydia Dally¹

• Birth*: 8 March 1683; Albany, Albany Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 1 November 1723; Albany, Albany Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=John Beasley¹
• Death*: 28 February 1753; Albany, Albany Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

• Married Name: 1 November 1723; Beasley¹

John "Henry" Thomas Beasley¹

• Father*: John Beasley¹ b. 1681, d. 15 Aug 1768
• Mother*: Lydia Dally¹ b. 8 Mar 1683, d. 28 Feb 1753

• Birth*: 7 June 1724; Wake Co., North Carolina, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 1744; Wake Co., North Carolina, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Maria Noble¹
• Death*: 19 January 1795; Sullivans Bend, Smith Co., Tennessee, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

Maria Noble¹

• Birth*: 1730; Wake, North Carolina, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 1744; Wake Co., North Carolina, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=John "Henry" Thomas Beasley¹
• Death*: 1790; Chatham, North Carolina, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

• Married Name: 1744; Beasley¹

Richard Beasley¹

• Father*: John "Henry" Thomas Beasley¹ b. 7 Jun 1724, d. 19 Jan 1795
• Mother*: Maria Noble¹ b. 1730, d. 1790

• Birth*: 21 July 1761; Albany, Albany Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 1792; Head-of-the-Lake, Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "BEASLEY, RICHARD, office holder, fur trader, businessman, JP, politician, militia officer, and farmer; b. 21 July 1761 in the colony of New York, son of Henry Beasley and Maria Noble; m. 1791 Henrietta Springer, and they had three sons and five daughters; d. 16 Feb. 1842 in Hamilton, Upper Canada." Robert L. Fraser, “BEASLEY, RICHARD,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html
  Date 1792 & location Head-of-the-Lake per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Henrietta Springer^1,2
• Death*: 16 February 1842; Dundurn Castle, Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "Unable to pay off the mortgage or maintain the interest payments, he sold his Burlington Heights property in 1832 to Allan Napier MacNab*. Two years later, when MacNab began building Dundurn, Beasley was still scrambling to pay his remaining debt to Blackwood. In 1842 he owned one house and two lots in Hamilton, and acted as the local agent for several firms." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html
  Date Feb 16 1842 & location Hamilton per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

• Note*: 1777; Fort Niagara, New York; "Richard Beasley may have been captured by rebels on
  14 Sept. 1777 during the American revolution. According
  to a 1795 petition, he arrived in the province of Quebec in
  1777 and served two years as “Acting Commissary,”presumably at Fort Niagara (near Youngstown, N.Y.)." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html²
• Note: 1781; Fort Niagara, New York; "There in 1781 he witnessed a co-partnership between John Askin* and the firm of Robert Hamilton* and Richard Cartwright*, Beasley’s cousin." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html
  Note: Richard Beasley's father, Henry, had a sister named Joanne who married Richard Cartwright, the father of the Richard Cartwright who became the wealthy and powerful merchant of Kingston.²
• Note: 1783; Toronto, Quebec; "In 1783 he formed a partnership with Peter Smith* in the Indian trade and they built trading houses at Toronto and Pemitescutiang (Port Hope)." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html²
• Residence*: 1788; Barton Twp., Head-of-the-Lake, Wentworth Co., Quebec; 'Five years later they petitioned for land at both places, but the government preferred other sites. Beasley subsequently took up land in Barton Township at the head of Lake Ontario." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html²
• Residence: 1792; Barton Twp., Burlington Heights, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "Patrick Campbell* visited him there in 1792 and recorded that he “keeps a shop . . . and trades much with the Indians in peltry.” That same year the deputy surveyor general of the
  new province of Upper Canada, David William Smith, noted that Beasley and James Wilson had a sawmill and grist-mill in Ancaster Township on a creek emptying into Burlington Bay (Hamilton Harbour)." .... and ..... 'In the early 1790s Beasley settled on the southeast end of Burlington Heights (then in Barton Township but now in Hamilton), where he built a house, stable, and barn. In spite of his improvements, the ownership of the land was disputed by another local family, the Lottridges. Situated between Burlington Bay and the marsh to the west,
  Coote’s Paradise, the property gave its occupant control of trans-shipping there." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html²
• Residence: 11 June 1796; Barton Twp., Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "When on 11 June 1796 Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe* and his wife were in the vicinity, they set out in a boat for Beasley’s. A commanding location with a beautiful view, the site was described by Elizabeth Posthuma Simcoe [Gwillim] as “more fitt for the reception of Inhabitants than any part of the Province I have seen.” Beasley used the opportunity of the visit to press his claim to the land upon the lieutenant governor,
  who was willing to support it if Beasley built a wharf and a storehouse." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html²
• Residence: 1798; Barton Twp., Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "Probably more than anyone then resident at the Head of the Lake, Beasley was in a position to reap the advantages of its growth. Aside from his enterprises, he had been appointed a magistrate in 1796, the same year he was elected to the House of Assembly for Durham, York, and 1st Lincoln. An officer of the Lincoln militia, in 1798 he was given command of the Company of the Burlington Circle in the York militia. His early political career was ordinary: in 1798 he voted for Christopher Robinson*’s bill allowing immigrants to bring slaves into the province and the following year he sided with the majority in defeating a bill allowing Methodist ministers to perform marriages." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html²
• Note: 1800; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "In 1800 Robert Hamilton won a judgement against him for debt. To meet various obligations, he put up for sale his “valuable and pleasant property” in Barton, which included 976 acres (150 cultivated), his house, stables, a wharf, a storehouse, and
  timber. He managed, however, to hold on to this property and sold land in block 2 to Pennsylvania Mennonites [see Samuel D. Betzner*] without apprising them of the mortgage. It was several years before the tangled business was settled." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html²
• Note: 26 May 1802; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "Beasley’s world was collapsing on all fronts. He had recklessly abandoned milling for land speculation, only to flounder in the mire of block 2. Commercial leadership at the Head of the Lake passed to Richard Hatt* while political dominance was assumed by Willson. Beasley’s life, however, was far from hard. Although he now “depended on the product” of his farm to support his family and servants, his estate included an attractive brick neoclassical style cottage, built before the War of 1812 and described in 1833 as “very roomy, being 50´ x 40´, with two wings 20´ square, and a frame kitchen 18´ x 30 ´ .” The farm had an orchard of some 200 apple trees, “a number of Choice fruit trees and a nursery of Young Apple trees,” and, by the 1830s, it also included an extensive peach orchard, “said to be the best in the province.” It was a suitable estate for the
  lieutenant-colonel of the West Riding Militia of York (commissioned on 26 May 1802)." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html²
• Note: September 1815; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "The war and its aftermath further undercut Beasley’s prestige. In the wake of the Americans’ offensive along the Niagara peninsula in the spring of 1813 and the defeat that fall of Major-General Henry Procter* in the west of the province, retreating British forces and their Indian allies congregated at the depot on Burlington Heights near Beasley’s farm. From June 1813 until September 1815 his home and buildings were occupied by troops, his farm encumbered with batteries and trenches, his orchards and fields rendered “useless,” his garden destroyed, his fences burnt, his timber cut, his grain confiscated, and several of his buildings ruined. Damages exceeded £3,000;
  commissioners later awarded him over £1,300." Robert L. Fraser, "BEASLEY, RICHARD," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html²

Henrietta Springer¹

• Father*: David Springer¹ b. 1738, d. 12 Aug 1777
• Mother*: Margaret Bennoit Oliver¹ b. 9 Jul 1735, d. 30 Oct 1820

• Birth*: 10 May 1775; Albany, Albany Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 1792; Head-of-the-Lake, Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; "BEASLEY, RICHARD, office holder, fur trader, businessman, JP, politician, militia officer, and farmer; b. 21 July 1761 in the colony of New York, son of Henry Beasley and Maria Noble; m. 1791 Henrietta Springer, and they had three sons and five daughters; d. 16 Feb. 1842 in Hamilton, Upper Canada." Robert L. Fraser, “BEASLEY, RICHARD,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed February 7, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beasley_richard_7E.html
  Date 1792 & location Head-of-the-Lake per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Richard Beasley^1,2
• Death*: 29 July 1845; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

• Married Name: 1792; Beasley¹

David Springer¹

• Birth*: 1738; Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 26 October 1754; First Dutch Reform Church, Albany, Albany Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Margaret Bennoit Oliver¹
• Death*: 12 August 1777; Stilwater, Saratoga Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

Margaret Bennoit Oliver¹

• Birth*: 9 July 1735; Albany, Albany Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 26 October 1754; First Dutch Reform Church, Albany, Albany Co., New York, U.S.A.; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=David Springer¹
• Death*: 30 October 1820; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of Nelson Denton on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

• Married Name: 26 October 1754; Springer¹

Elizabeth Brooke¹

• Birth*: 1805; Upper Canada; Date 1805 & location Ont. per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019. per BIO of Allan Napier MacNab.^1,2
• Marriage*: 16 May 1821; York, York Co., Upper Canada; "Even his marriage in 1821 to Elizabeth Brooke, daughter of a British soldier, failed to have a settling influence. Not until his wife’s sudden death while giving birth to their second child in January 1825 did MacNab begin to exercise some discipline over his life. He was called to the bar in 1826." Peter Baskerville, "MacNAB, Sir ALLAN NAPIER," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 9, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed February 8, 2019, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/macnab_allan_napier_9E.html.
  Date May 16 1821 per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Allan Napier MacNab^1,2
• Death*: January 1825; York, York Co., Upper Canada; per BIO of Allan Napier MacNab.¹
• Death: 5 November 1826; Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.²

• Married Name: 16 May 1821; MacNab¹

Allan MacNab¹

• Birth*: 1758; England; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 31 May 1792; Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Anne Napier¹
• Death*: 6 June 1830; York, York Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

Anne Napier¹

• Birth*: August 1772; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: 31 May 1792; Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Allan MacNab¹
• Death*: 7 August 1828; York, York Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

• Married Name: 31 May 1792; MacNab¹

Robert MacNab¹

• Father*: Allan MacNab¹ b. 1758, d. 6 Jun 1830
• Mother*: Anne Napier¹ b. Aug 1772, d. 7 Aug 1828

• Birth*: 1794; Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Death*: 1812; Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

David Archibald MacNab¹

• Father*: Allan MacNab¹ b. 1758, d. 6 Jun 1830
• Mother*: Anne Napier¹ b. Aug 1772, d. 7 Aug 1828

• Birth*: 1816; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Death*: 29 February 1840; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

Hannah Mary MacNab¹

• Father*: Allan MacNab¹ b. 1758, d. 6 Jun 1830
• Mother*: Anne Napier¹ b. Aug 1772, d. 7 Aug 1828

• Birth*: 1802; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Death*: 18 June 1883; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Ontario; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

Lucy Louisa MacNab¹

• Father*: Allan MacNab¹ b. 1758, d. 6 Jun 1830
• Mother*: Anne Napier¹ b. Aug 1772, d. 7 Aug 1828

• Birth*: 1806; Hamilton, Wentworth Co., Upper Canada; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: circa 1825; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=? Hatt¹
• Death*: 26 August 1888; Ancaster Twp., Wentworth Co., Ontario; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

• Married Name: circa 1825; Hatt¹

? Hatt¹

• Birth*: 1800; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: circa 1825; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Lucy Louisa MacNab¹

Donald MacNab¹

• Father*: Allan MacNab¹ b. 1758, d. 6 Jun 1830
• Mother*: Anne Napier¹ b. Aug 1772, d. 7 Aug 1828

• Birth*: 12 August 1791; Islay Island, Argyll, Scotland; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: circa 1817; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Mary McKillop¹
• Death*: 4 November 1833; Oban, Argyll, Scotland; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹

Mary McKillop¹

• Birth*: 1796; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.¹
• Marriage*: circa 1817; per family tree of Doreenweber227 on ancestry.ca, Feb 8 2019.; Principal=Donald MacNab¹

• Married Name: circa 1817; MacNab¹