Good Day Everyone The 1861 Ontario Census Report is the Census Report that I have no information about. My ancestors in my McCormick family that lived in the Rocky Community at that time, would be in that Census Report. Could someone e mail me any 1861 Census information regarding my McCormick family, for that time period please? Any McCormick information will be appreciated, as most of the McCormicks that were living in the Rocky Community at that time, are my ancestors. Sandy

No date or Newspaper name found on this clipping: Joseph Graham LONG, 53, died Monday at the Owen Sound General and Marine Hospital. Mr. LONG, of 1098 1st Ave. W., was born in Woodford, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert LONG. He served in the Second World War, where he met and married Cornelia ANTONISSE in 1946 in Amsterdam, Holland. Mr. LONG was employed at RCA Ltd. for 22 years. He is survived by his wife, two sons Brian and Rick, both at home, and two daughters Doreen (Mrs. Del RINGEL) and Donelda (Mrs. Ron STEFFLER), both of Owen Sound. Also surviving ar three grandchildren; four sisters Anne (Mrs. Alex GIRDLER) and Alice (Mrs. John SWORD), both of Owen Sound; Adeline (Mrs. John DUGGAN), Chatsworth; Mrs. Nettie LOUCKS, Meaford; five brothers Everett and Bev, Meaford; Robert, Durham; Henry, Walter's Falls; and Clifford, Vancouver B.C. Mr. LONG was predeceased by one brother, Melville. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion. Catherine Fitzgerald researching DUGGAN family of Sydenham

The focus of my searching has been John Lachlan McQuarrie, son of Harvey McQuarrie and Elizabeth Robbins. Harvey came to Osprey/Feversham about 1858, Elizabeth is not on the 1861 census but some of the children are. John L. married Marian Dand of Feversham I assume before the first known child in 1878. They are mis-transcribed on the 1881 census as John McDarrie and Mariah. I can't seem to find Harvey on the land listed in the 1865 Grey Cty Gazeteer. I can't find John L., who is listed as a farmer, on any land in Feversham/Osprey except for a transfer of a home which lasted one month in 1894(part of a Dand inheritance). Harvey remarried a Mary McInnis in Osprey in 1861, after the census. Harvey died in 1898. Mary is listed in 1901 as Mrs. McQuire on the Osprey census. The land listed in the census is not hers. John, widowed in 1891, traveled to Fergus, ON and married a Margaret Shears in 1898. It states that he resides in Osprey Twp. Why can't I find this John L? I have checked the Fergus, Garafraxa, W., Osprey, Singhampton, Duntroon, most of Nottawasaga 1901 census. John had married daughters in Orillia and Singhampton in 1901, who left home and it is unlikely they were close to John, and one of his three sons living with a cousin in Duntroon listed as adopted. Margaret Shears is listed as 29 on the marriage reg. John is listed as 40, but he is 42 or 43. It is possible they had children but we have looked on the birth reg. up to 1902. The hope is that with a birth registration that it is possible to find where he was living. Is 1902 too soon to stop looking? I have to order the reels by year from Salt Lake. Fergus is far enough away from Feversham that John must have known this Margaret Shears before time. I can't find John Shears in any census that matches. Help!!!!!! Bonnie in California

Hello All, I am looking for any connection to my grandmother Margaret Ellen Clark(e). (b)24 June 1863 Flesherton, ON ; (d) 27 April 1949 at her home Artemesia twsp, Grey Co. ON. Margaret Ellen Clark married Thomas Roger Lever 29 Dec, 1891 and they moved one mile from her home on the Toronto Line. Margaret and Thomas had two sons, Russell (British Columbia), and Harold (on the home farm), as well as five daughters. Elva Martin (Eugenia), Clara Arnott (Ceylon, Sask.), Gladys Wood (Markdale), Gertrude Lever (Flesherton), and Ida Marguerite Duke (Burlington) Margaret Ellen Clark was the daughter of Joseph and Margaret Clark ( nee?). Joseph , and his brother William Mathewson Clark were the sons of William Clark and Martha Mathewson.It is my understanding William and Martha were both born in Ireland, and came to Canada around 1812. I believe Margaret Ellen Clark had three sisters; Rosemary, Martha Jane, and Clara, as well as two brothers Joseph and James. Any information on any of these families, (birth, marriage, death) the area where they lived etc. would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for any help you may be able to provide. S. B. Dredge

Borrowing from the Ontario GenWeb site: Tunkers Census Abbreviation*: TU This Protestant sect was founded in 1708 by Alexander Mack in Westphalia (Germany). Followers are also called 'Dunkards', 'Dunkers', 'Brethren', 'German Baptists', and 'River Brethren'. Subjected to persecution, the congregations that were established in Germany, Switzerland, and Holland emigrated to America between 1719 and 1729 in order to practice their beliefs freely. In 1723 some of the congregation followed Conrad Beissel and formed the 'Seventh Day Baptists'. In the early 1880's two more parts of the congregation left to form 'the progressives' and 'the old order brethren', the remaining congregation was then known as 'conservative tunkers'. Shelley in a very, very dry BC (not often that we use those last two words together here near Vancouver!) ----- Original Message ----- To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2003 5:25 AM Subject: enjoying your marriage postings..... What does "relig. Tunker" mean?? Mrs. Wharton, Connecticut

Correction: I have been informed that in registration #006974-1900, the surname "Spafford" should actually be SPOFFORD. Sorry! Shelley ----- Original Message ----- From: Shelley Hilton Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 4:11 PM Subject: Marriages - County of Grey, Division of Osprey, from 1899-1900 From FHS Film #1871077 Marriages - County of Grey, Division of Osprey, Pages 146/147, Registered 14 January, 1901 by Thos Scott, Div. Registrar #006965-1900 (Grey Co.): Edward BELL, 49, Farmer, Norway, Melanethon, s/o John BELL and Eliza BELL, married Eliza J. COPEMAN, 34, Ontario, Osprey, d/o John COPEMAN and Margret GRIFFIN, witn. Peter COPEMAN, Osprey and Annie KATTING, Melanethon, July 12, 1899 at Osprey by Rev. Thos Campbell #006966-1900 (Grey Co.): Frank HIBERT, 25, Butcher, England, Osprey, s/o Albert and Mary A HIBBERT (spelling is different for parent than for groom), married Ella EARLE, 22, Osprey, Osprey, d/o Thos EARLE and Sarah E. COPELAND, witn. Robt BAILLEY, Shrigley and Mary C. EARLE, Badferos, June 20, 1900 at Osprey by Rev. Thos Campbell #006967-1900 (Grey Co): John GARVEY, 25, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o John GARVEY and Sarah WILSON married Ella SPAFFORD, 24, Seamstress, Osprey, Osprey, d/o Matthew SPAFFORD and Francis JOHNSON, witn. John J. LITTLE, Wareham and Maud SPAFFORD, Osprey, 15 Aug 1900 at 8th Con, Osprey by Rev. E.T. Douglas #006968-1900 (Grey Co.): James COUSINS, 27, Laborer, Osprey, Singhampton, s/o John COUSINS and E.L. GREEN, married Christena ZEGGIL, 25, Seamstress, Osprey, Osprey, d/o D.H. ZEGGIL and I. McALLISTER, witn. R.J. McPHERSON, Pretty River Valley and Elizabeth COUSINS, Singhampton, 26 Sept. 1900 at 10 Con., Osprey by Rev. F. Davey #006969-1900 (Grey Co.): Robt Henry HARRISON, 28, Farmer, Widower, Hton Co, Peel, Melanethon, Latter-Day-Saint, s/o Robt HARRISON and Jane ALLEN, married Minnie MORTIMER, 29, Seamstress, Chatsworth, Osprey, s/o Robt MORTIMER and Jane BELL, witn William ALLEN, Melanethon and Maggie STEWART, Maple Valley, 17 OCT 1900 at Osprey by Rev. F. Davey #006970-1900 (Grey Co): Robert SCILLEY, 25, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o John SCILLEY and Mary HAYES, married Elizabeth BAUGHMAN, 21, Caledon, Osprey, d/o David BAUGHMAN and Mary GILLIS, witn. William HAYES and Martha SCILLEY, both of Osprey, 24 Oct 1900 at Maxwell by Rev. Jeffrey Hill #006971-1900 (Grey Co.): Thos George HAWTON, 28, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o Richard HAWTON and Agnes TENNET, married Jane M. HUDSON, 23, Osprey, Osprey, d/o John HUDSON and Sarah SAIGSON (?), witn. Frank HAWTON, 12th Line Osprey and Elizabeth HUDSON, Feversham, 17 Oct 1900 at Osprey by Rev. E.T. Douglas #006972-1900 (Grey Co.): Frederick RADLEY, 24, Farmer, Osprey, Artemesia, s/o John RADLEY and Selina PHILLIPS, married Nabella COUTTS, 18, Osprey, Artemesia, d/o James COUTTS and Catherine UDELL, witn. Robert PHILLIPS, Artemesia and Lydia COUTTS, Port Law, 28 Nov 1900 at Maxwell by Rev. E.T. Douglas #006973-1900 (Grey Co.): David ARMSTRONG, 28, Farmer, St. Vincent, St. Vincent, s/o Charles and Isabella ARMSTRONG married Mary McLEOD, 29, Osprey, Osprey, d/o Robert and Annie McLEOD, witn. C.O. ARMSTRONG, St. Vincent and Sarah McLEOD, Osprey, 26 Dec. 1900 at 12th Line, Osprey by Rev. P. Fleming #006974-1900 (Grey Co): Hugh S. FENWICK, 25, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o Robt. Jas FENWICK and Caroline E. SPAFFORD, married Charlotte E. KERTON, 27, Osprey, Osprey, d/o William KERTON and Elizabeth RADLEY, witn. Chas FENWICK and Mary HERON, both of Maxwell, 12 Dec 1900 at Maxwell by Rev. E.T. Douglas

Hi Monta, Ted Larsen and Don McArthur, Thanks to all of your for your replies and I am replying to all now in the hopes that this all fits together somehow. Monta - YES! I do feel this could match up. From the information in William McLeod's obituary stating he came from Islay with his family and due to the fact the McLeod's are not listed in Islay but there are baptisms for McCuay's(McCuaig) as follows I think they changed their name to McLeod when emigrating to Canada. MCCUAY ALEXANDER MCINNES MARY Ballyhatricun GILBERT 19 Feb 1835 Oa MCCUAY ALEXANDER MCINNES MARY Ballyhatricun ALEXANDER 18 Sep 1839 Oa You also state you have also have 1841 census information listing William which fits. Could I get a copy of this please? Census information (190l) states William emigrated in the year 1845. Census information (190l) states Donald emigrated in either 1845 or 1858 - (hard to read). Census information I found in the 1851Canada West, Grey Co., Collingwood, Reel C-11723, Pg 3 - 6 lists the following McLEOD family who I feel are probably the same family as those in Islay and almost certainly MY McLeod family giving the fact of the same children's names in the correct order. OK, OK, I know they all used the same names OVER, and OVER and OVER! - but ..... Alex'r McLEOD, AGE 41 Mary " 31 Gilbert " 16 William " 14 Alexander " 13 Donald " 10 John " 8 - died 1851 Archibald " 6 Mary " 4 Thomas " 2 The 1851 Agricultural census, Grey Co., Collingwood lists this Alex'r McLeod living at Conc. 3 N l/2 Lot 19. There is also another Alex'r McLeod listed at Con. C 2 N 1/2 Lot 19. How could I obtain copies of land records for these properties? I have not been able to prove but definitely feel that this is MY McLeod family. I have documented proof of our McLeod's from 1861 onward. By 1861 William McLeod and his brother Donald were living in Nottawasaga, occupation for both listed as blacksmith ,(1861 Census, Simcoe Co., Nottawasaga, Reel No. C1073). Their sister Mary was also listed on the census with them. Note: spelling of name as "McLoud". I have no further information on sons Gilbert or Alexander after 1851.. By 1861 Alexander, Mary and their children had moved to Grey Co., Sullivan Twp. Alexander McLeod age 50 Mary " " 40 Donald " " 19 (listed as "Residence if out of Limits - Notawasaga" Archibald " " 14 Thomas " " 11 Sarah " " 7 The 1861 Census states Alexander owned 200 acres of land situated at Concession 11 Lot 5 Sullivan Twp., Grey County. On November 9, 1863 Alexander McLeod sold the North 1/2 of Concession 11 Lot 5 to Allan McCorkindale. On the 1891 Census Alexander and Mary were now found living in Grey Co., Derby Twp. Any opinions, advice or comments on any of the above? Do you feel I have made made the proper connection? To Ted: Thanks for the records you sent. Would there be any other birth/baptism, marriage records available to search for the other family members? To Don: William lived and worked in the village of Nottawa as a blacksmith from 1861 until his death in 1904. His home still stands on the main street of Nottawa. Would you know if it be possible to obtain copies of land records for this property? I welcome your comments on the above and advice on how to proceed further. Regards, Eva ----- Original Message ----- From: "Monta Salmon" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 1:21 AM Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] ] Let's Reminisce About Nottawasaga > To Eva > > YES !!! > > I have a McCuaig family - Alexander and Mary McInnis, children Gilbert chr > 1835, Alexander chr 1839 and William. Who according to the 1841 census was > probably born about 1837. All of Ballychatrigin of Oa. > > Does that sound like it would fit? > > Monta Salmon > > -----Original Message----- > From: Eva Mitchell [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2003 1:25 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLAY] Let's Reminisce About Nottawasaga > > Hi Sue, > Good question - I did not know exactly where our McLeod's were from until I > recently received a copy of the obituary of William McLeod (brother to my > husband's g-grandmother Mary McLeod Smith) which stated in part "the > deceased was born in Islay, Scotland, in 1839 and left there but when a > child, coming to Canada with his parents." This is from the Collingwood > Bulletin newspaper dated Feb. of 1904. > I believe I sent this to you earlier. > > I have however been unable to locate him in Ted Larsen's list of > birth/baptisms nor have I found his parents - Alexander McLeod and Mary > McInnis. Could they have been known as McCuay or McCuaig in Islay?? > > I would appreciate knowing who your McLeod's in Simcoe Co. are. Might be a > connection. > > Eva Mitchell > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sue Visser" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 6:14 PM > Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLAY] Let's Reminisce About Nottawasaga > > > > Eva - I have McLeods in Simcoe - but they are not Islay McLeods. Are your > > McLeods definitely from Islay? > > Sue Visser > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Eva Mitchell" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 5:23 PM > > Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLAY] Let's Reminisce About Nottawasaga > > > > > > Don, > > I wonder if I might be so bold as to ask you to look up McLEOD's > > (particularly William/Alexander/Donald) in your Notawasaga book. > > > > Thanks. > > Eva > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Don McArthur" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 8:21 AM > > Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] Let's Reminisce About Nottawasaga > > > > > > > To Sydney MacKenna > > > > > > Yes, there is a list of settlers, but it is by no means complete. > > > > > > Although Jamieson is an old name in the area, none appears in the list. > > > > > > McARTHUR, Alex. (married to Mary McDougald) (possibly of Laorin, > > > Kildalton) Lot 4, Con.4, Settled 1857, his son Neil (also married to a > > > Mary McDougald) , Lot 15, Con.5, settled 1849 > > > > > > McArthur, Arch. (married to Catharine Taylor) of Kilarrow Parish Lot 16, > > > Con. 5, settled 1848. his two sons Arch. Jr. Lot 17, Con. 5 and Dougald > > > Lot 18 Con. 5, no dates given, but around 1848. > > > > > > (These two McArthur families are apparently unrelated, but both from > > > Islay via Caledon Twp. in Peel County) > > > > > > GILLESPIE, Angus Lot 17, Con. 4, settled 1848 > > > (this family is intermarried with the family of Arch. Currie at Lot 10, > > > Con. 3 who came via Eldon Twp. in Victoria County) > > > > > > Gillespie, Donald Lot 30, Con. 11, no date > > > (this family is intermarried with the Andrew Jardine family at Lot 30 > > > Con. 10, also from Islay, and apparently also with the Arch. McArthur > > > family above) > > > > > > I am also aware of at least two other apparently unrelated McArthur > > > families, who are not listed: Peter of Octomore, Kilchoman (married to > > > Margaret McGillivray) and son Charles, at around Lot 38, Con. 12: John > > > of Lossit, Kilmeny (married to Margaret Currie) at around Lot 33, Con. > > > 10. who arrived around 1863. > > > > > > Hope this is of some help to you or others, > > > > > > Cheers, > > > Don > > > > > > > > > ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== > > > To join in a chat room on this mailing group/website, click here: > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/chatroom/spinchat.html > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== > > Click on this link for some wonderful stories, and general information > about > > Islay: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/misc.htm > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________ > > > > > ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== > Anyone who has been to the Isle of Islay, we would all love to hear from you... > >

Good morning. Just this note to let you know that cemetery photos webpage called " Four Townships Cemetery Photos" is now up and running. It takes in the townships of Carrick, Howick, Minto and Normanby. This is a work in progress meaning that photos will be added on a regular basis with all " active " cemeteries. All Normanby township cemeteries have photos except, Chapel Hill, and St. Peter's in Ayton. Here is the URL for the and I am sorry the web address is long. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~silentguardians/four_townships/june_uploads/index.html Please be patience as there are more than 1,000 photos to be uploaded. I also have an updated webpage " Clifford & District Historical Society " which has RESOURCES section with lots of births, deaths, marriages, and interesting events which take in the four townships which border the village of Clifford. The address is: www.wightman.ca/~shill Your comments are welcomed off list. Thank-you very much and I hope I have not broken any list rules by this posting. Sheila [email protected]

Kaiting John Kaiting, 1848-1927, his wife, Agnes Davidson, 1854-1925 Their son, Guy Aranzo, 1884-1963 In another grave: Douglas Christopher Douglas, 1905-1977, his wife Queenie Kaitting (sic), 1898-1974 Karen Haffermehl ----- Original Message ----- From: samshous <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 10:26 AM Subject: [Grey Co.] Feversham Presbyterian Cemetery > Would someone have the transcriptions for Feversham Presbyterian cemetery. I would appreciate the info for John Kaitting and anyone buried with him. Thanks > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi All Thank you Shelley for sending along the marriages to the Grey Co. mailing list. I'm sure everyone is pleased that you are doing such a great service transcribing these items. A friend once sent me privately a transcription of a marriage with the following notation: >I originally hesitated to send this transcription along since it is well within the 99 year rule of privacy. Please use it accordingly. I'm sure if we follow the pattern of the census releases the transcriptions will be fine. later list mom Ida

Hi Ann, Yes, I've heard about these sort of things, but that sort of information is EASILY available in many sorts of places. I would suspect that Mastercard would be checking for more background information (ie. credit history) of a person than their parents' or grandparents' names. I'm sure that someone applying for their first credit card 100 years after their parents were married would certainly be suspect! I don't see the harm in posting these marriages, but if others object, I will not post any more. Shelley ----- Original Message ----- From: "mcintosh" <[email protected]> To: "Shelley Hilton" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 4:53 PM Subject: Re: [Grey Co.] Marriages - County of Grey, Division of Osprey, from 1899-1900 > Hi Shelley > I just noticed you had posted 1899-1900, I had a letter sent to me last week > with regards to people taking info of older people off sites and using them > as their parents applying for a master card, charging and then making a mad > dash and never paying, Have you heard anything about this thought I would > ask. > Ann > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Shelley Hilton" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 7:11 PM > Subject: [Grey Co.] Marriages - County of Grey, Division of Osprey, from > 1899-1900 > > > > >From FHS Film #1871077 > > > > Marriages - County of Grey, Division of Osprey, Pages 146/147, Registered > 14 January, 1901 by Thos Scott, Div. Registrar > > > > #006965-1900 (Grey Co.): Edward BELL, 49, Farmer, Norway, Melanethon, s/o > John BELL and Eliza BELL, married Eliza J. COPEMAN, 34, Ontario, Osprey, d/o > John COPEMAN and Margret GRIFFIN, witn. Peter COPEMAN, Osprey and Annie > KATTING, Melanethon, July 12, 1899 at Osprey by Rev. Thos Campbell > > > > > > > > #006966-1900 (Grey Co.): Frank HIBERT, 25, Butcher, England, Osprey, s/o > Albert and Mary A HIBBERT (spelling is different for parent than for groom), > married Ella EARLE, 22, Osprey, Osprey, d/o Thos EARLE and Sarah E. > COPELAND, witn. Robt BAILLEY, Shrigley and Mary C. EARLE, Badferos, June 20, > 1900 at Osprey by Rev. Thos Campbell > > > > > > > > #006967-1900 (Grey Co): John GARVEY, 25, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o John > GARVEY and Sarah WILSON married Ella SPAFFORD, 24, Seamstress, Osprey, > Osprey, d/o Matthew SPAFFORD and Francis JOHNSON, witn. John J. LITTLE, > Wareham and Maud SPAFFORD, Osprey, 15 Aug 1900 at 8th Con, Osprey by Rev. > E.T. Douglas > > > > > > > > #006968-1900 (Grey Co.): James COUSINS, 27, Laborer, Osprey, Singhampton, > s/o John COUSINS and E.L. GREEN, married Christena ZEGGIL, 25, Seamstress, > Osprey, Osprey, d/o D.H. ZEGGIL and I. McALLISTER, witn. R.J. McPHERSON, > Pretty River Valley and Elizabeth COUSINS, Singhampton, 26 Sept. 1900 at 10 > Con., Osprey by Rev. F. Davey > > > > > > > > #006969-1900 (Grey Co.): Robt Henry HARRISON, 28, Farmer, Widower, Hton > Co, Peel, Melanethon, Latter-Day-Saint, s/o Robt HARRISON and Jane ALLEN, > married Minnie MORTIMER, 29, Seamstress, Chatsworth, Osprey, s/o Robt > MORTIMER and Jane BELL, witn William ALLEN, Melanethon and Maggie STEWART, > Maple Valley, 17 OCT 1900 at Osprey by Rev. F. Davey > > > > > > > > #006970-1900 (Grey Co): Robert SCILLEY, 25, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o > John SCILLEY and Mary HAYES, married Elizabeth BAUGHMAN, 21, Caledon, > Osprey, d/o David BAUGHMAN and Mary GILLIS, witn. William HAYES and Martha > SCILLEY, both of Osprey, 24 Oct 1900 at Maxwell by Rev. Jeffrey Hill > > > > > > > > #006971-1900 (Grey Co.): Thos George HAWTON, 28, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, > s/o Richard HAWTON and Agnes TENNET, married Jane M. HUDSON, 23, Osprey, > Osprey, d/o John HUDSON and Sarah SAIGSON (?), witn. Frank HAWTON, 12th Line > Osprey and Elizabeth HUDSON, Feversham, 17 Oct 1900 at Osprey by Rev. E.T. > Douglas > > > > > > > > #006972-1900 (Grey Co.): Frederick RADLEY, 24, Farmer, Osprey, Artemesia, > s/o John RADLEY and Selina PHILLIPS, married Nabella COUTTS, 18, Osprey, > Artemesia, d/o James COUTTS and Catherine UDELL, witn. Robert PHILLIPS, > Artemesia and Lydia COUTTS, Port Law, 28 Nov 1900 at Maxwell by Rev. E.T. > Douglas > > > > > > > > #006973-1900 (Grey Co.): David ARMSTRONG, 28, Farmer, St. Vincent, St. > Vincent, s/o Charles and Isabella ARMSTRONG married Mary McLEOD, 29, Osprey, > Osprey, d/o Robert and Annie McLEOD, witn. C.O. ARMSTRONG, St. Vincent and > Sarah McLEOD, Osprey, 26 Dec. 1900 at 12th Line, Osprey by Rev. P. Fleming > > > > > > > > #006974-1900 (Grey Co): Hugh S. FENWICK, 25, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o > Robt. Jas FENWICK and Caroline E. SPAFFORD, married Charlotte E. KERTON, 27, > Osprey, Osprey, d/o William KERTON and Elizabeth RADLEY, witn. Chas FENWICK > and Mary HERON, both of Maxwell, 12 Dec 1900 at Maxwell by Rev. E.T. Douglas > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > >

>From FHS Film #1871077 Marriages - County of Grey, Division of Osprey, Pages 146/147, Registered 14 January, 1901 by Thos Scott, Div. Registrar #006965-1900 (Grey Co.): Edward BELL, 49, Farmer, Norway, Melanethon, s/o John BELL and Eliza BELL, married Eliza J. COPEMAN, 34, Ontario, Osprey, d/o John COPEMAN and Margret GRIFFIN, witn. Peter COPEMAN, Osprey and Annie KATTING, Melanethon, July 12, 1899 at Osprey by Rev. Thos Campbell #006966-1900 (Grey Co.): Frank HIBERT, 25, Butcher, England, Osprey, s/o Albert and Mary A HIBBERT (spelling is different for parent than for groom), married Ella EARLE, 22, Osprey, Osprey, d/o Thos EARLE and Sarah E. COPELAND, witn. Robt BAILLEY, Shrigley and Mary C. EARLE, Badferos, June 20, 1900 at Osprey by Rev. Thos Campbell #006967-1900 (Grey Co): John GARVEY, 25, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o John GARVEY and Sarah WILSON married Ella SPAFFORD, 24, Seamstress, Osprey, Osprey, d/o Matthew SPAFFORD and Francis JOHNSON, witn. John J. LITTLE, Wareham and Maud SPAFFORD, Osprey, 15 Aug 1900 at 8th Con, Osprey by Rev. E.T. Douglas #006968-1900 (Grey Co.): James COUSINS, 27, Laborer, Osprey, Singhampton, s/o John COUSINS and E.L. GREEN, married Christena ZEGGIL, 25, Seamstress, Osprey, Osprey, d/o D.H. ZEGGIL and I. McALLISTER, witn. R.J. McPHERSON, Pretty River Valley and Elizabeth COUSINS, Singhampton, 26 Sept. 1900 at 10 Con., Osprey by Rev. F. Davey #006969-1900 (Grey Co.): Robt Henry HARRISON, 28, Farmer, Widower, Hton Co, Peel, Melanethon, Latter-Day-Saint, s/o Robt HARRISON and Jane ALLEN, married Minnie MORTIMER, 29, Seamstress, Chatsworth, Osprey, s/o Robt MORTIMER and Jane BELL, witn William ALLEN, Melanethon and Maggie STEWART, Maple Valley, 17 OCT 1900 at Osprey by Rev. F. Davey #006970-1900 (Grey Co): Robert SCILLEY, 25, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o John SCILLEY and Mary HAYES, married Elizabeth BAUGHMAN, 21, Caledon, Osprey, d/o David BAUGHMAN and Mary GILLIS, witn. William HAYES and Martha SCILLEY, both of Osprey, 24 Oct 1900 at Maxwell by Rev. Jeffrey Hill #006971-1900 (Grey Co.): Thos George HAWTON, 28, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o Richard HAWTON and Agnes TENNET, married Jane M. HUDSON, 23, Osprey, Osprey, d/o John HUDSON and Sarah SAIGSON (?), witn. Frank HAWTON, 12th Line Osprey and Elizabeth HUDSON, Feversham, 17 Oct 1900 at Osprey by Rev. E.T. Douglas #006972-1900 (Grey Co.): Frederick RADLEY, 24, Farmer, Osprey, Artemesia, s/o John RADLEY and Selina PHILLIPS, married Nabella COUTTS, 18, Osprey, Artemesia, d/o James COUTTS and Catherine UDELL, witn. Robert PHILLIPS, Artemesia and Lydia COUTTS, Port Law, 28 Nov 1900 at Maxwell by Rev. E.T. Douglas #006973-1900 (Grey Co.): David ARMSTRONG, 28, Farmer, St. Vincent, St. Vincent, s/o Charles and Isabella ARMSTRONG married Mary McLEOD, 29, Osprey, Osprey, d/o Robert and Annie McLEOD, witn. C.O. ARMSTRONG, St. Vincent and Sarah McLEOD, Osprey, 26 Dec. 1900 at 12th Line, Osprey by Rev. P. Fleming #006974-1900 (Grey Co): Hugh S. FENWICK, 25, Farmer, Osprey, Osprey, s/o Robt. Jas FENWICK and Caroline E. SPAFFORD, married Charlotte E. KERTON, 27, Osprey, Osprey, d/o William KERTON and Elizabeth RADLEY, witn. Chas FENWICK and Mary HERON, both of Maxwell, 12 Dec 1900 at Maxwell by Rev. E.T. Douglas

Fellow listers: I'm looking for information on the following Edmonds family, who, in 1881, were living in Bentinck Township: 1 ? Edmonds Abt 1833 - . +? ? Abt 1833 - ........ 2 Henry Edmonds 1859 - ........ 2 Elizabeth Edmonds 1861 - ........ 2 Christopher Edmonds 1863 - ........ 2 Joseph Edmonds 1865 - ........ 2 Amos Edmonds 1867 - ........ 2 Gurrson Edmonds 1869 - Some of the Edmonds' may have emigrated to Major, Saskatchewan, in about 1911. Any assistance would be appreciated. Doug Pattison Victoria, BC

Would someone have the transcriptions for Feversham Presbyterian cemetery. I would appreciate the info for John Kaitting and anyone buried with him. Thanks

Hello all: I was just in Owen Sound over the weekend of the 9,10. I had found a > listing of relatives buried in Greenwood Cemetery and as we were going > to be in Ontario near Owen Sound, (coming from Nova Scotia), I armed > myself with digital camera and the plot numbers for all my various > relatives there. Unfortunately, arriving on the weekend the office > was closed, but I had figured that I could find the plots since I had the numbers. > Unfortunately, nothing seemed to correspond with the numbers I had > from the web page, nothing seemed to fit with that little map outside > the mausoleum, either. I spent the better part of Saturday morning > and back again on Sunday trying to find even one - no luck. Is there > anyone near Owen Sound who understands the layout and can take a few > pictures of family gravestones? I would be willing to send money for > film and developing and postage if you don't have a digital camera. I > can't tell you how disappointed I was to be right there and unable to > find them. I asked several people who were visiting others in the > graveyard but they had no clue how the older graves worked either. My > great-great grandfather William Ormandy was the foreman in the mill there. > > > > Thanks, Trish

Not sure if this is the address of the cemetery or just the office but I looked this up yesterday as I just found out that there is a plot I am looking for there. Flesherton Cemetery Commission Village of Flesherton 4 Elizabeth Street Flesherton, Ontario N0C 1E0 519-924-2609 Hope this helps Lynn ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 10:00 AM Subject: CAN-ONT-GREY-D Digest V03 #151

Greetings; Does anyone have any information on Elizabeth 'Lizzie' SIDNEY. At the time of the 1881 census she was living with her widowed mother and several siblings in Wednesbury. I believe she came to Ontario sometime in the late 1880's or early 1890's. David Pike Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada [email protected]

Hi Grey County Listers, Finally, we are planning the details for our upcoming trip to Grey County. Can someone please help me by providing the address for the Flesherton Cemetery? The Grey site lists it as 4 Elizabeth Street, but Yahoo Canada Maps says that street does not exist. If it is indeed, 4 Elizabeth, could you also give me directions? Looking so forward to our family history vacation. Thanks, Nancy, Michigan

Hi Nancy Try mapquest.com http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?addtohistory=&country=CA&address=4+eliz abeth+street&city=flesherton&state=on&zipcode=&historyid=&submit.x=0&submit. y=0. It will show you exacty where it is! Enjoy you trip to Grey County - it's beautiful. Lynne Calgary AB -----Original Message----- From: Nancy Erb [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 7:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Grey Co.] Address for Flesherton Cemetery Hi Grey County Listers, Finally, we are planning the details for our upcoming trip to Grey County. Can someone please help me by providing the address for the Flesherton Cemetery? The Grey site lists it as 4 Elizabeth Street, but Yahoo Canada Maps says that street does not exist. If it is indeed, 4 Elizabeth, could you also give me directions? Looking so forward to our family history vacation. Thanks, Nancy, Michigan

Sorry, here is the address for the Clifford & District Historical Society web site with all the resources. www.wightman.ca/~shill If you like to add records to it, please contact me off list. [email protected] Sheila