Hi Norma: Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Grey, Div of Melancthon Name: William James Bole Date of Birth: 15 Nov 1875 Gender: Male Birth County: Grey Father's Name: Richard Bole, farmer Mother's Name: Mary Ann Hunking Roll Number: MS929_23 Reg. #006597 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Grey, Div of Melancthon Name: Robert Bole Date of Birth: 8 Dec 1877 Gender: Male Birth County: Grey Father's Name: Richard Bole, farmer, Dundalk station Mother's Name: Mary Ann Hunking Roll Number: MS929_28 Reg. #007414 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Grey, Div of Melancthon Name: Mary Jane Bole Date of Birth: 14 Mar 1880 Gender: Female Birth County: Grey Father's Name: Richard Bole, farmer, Dundalk Mother's Name: Mary Ann Hunding Roll Number: MS929_43 Reg. #008624 I didn't find birth reg's for the rest of the children. Did you notice on the 1881 census that the Hunking family is next door to Richard and May Ann? When you bring up Richard and family click on Previous Household: William HU... KING W Male English 68 England Farmer Methodist Canada Rundle HU... KING M Female English 26 Ontario Methodist Canada Ruth HU... KING M Female English 20 Ontario Methodist Canada Martha HU... KING Female English 1 Ontario Methodist Canada Source Information: Census Place Melancthon, Grey East, Ontario Family History Library Film 1375897 NA Film Number C-13261 District 155 Sub-district E Division 2 Page Number 60 Household Number 282 According to Richard's marriage reg, this could well be Mary Ann's mother: Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record County of Grey, Division of Melancthon Name: Agnes Hunking Death Date: 22 Oct 1880 Death Location: Grey Occup: Farmer's wife Religion: Methodist Gender: Female Estimated Birth Year: abt 1814 Birth Location: England Cause: Apoplexy, suddenly Physician: Dr. Barr Informant: Wm Hunking, farmer, Melancthon Reg. #004661 Here is the marriage of Rundle Hunking: 2932-79 Rundle HUNKING, 24, farmer, Canada, Melancthon, s/o William & Agnes, married Ruth BELLAMY, 18, Canada, Melancthon, d/o Robert & Ruth, witn: Samuel RUNDEL & Sarah Jane KEELER, both of Melancthon, 4 Feb 1879 at Melancthon twp. Their child: 3670-83 (Dufferin Co) HUNKING, Emily, f, b. 2 Feb.1883, father - Rundle HUNKING, farmer; mother - Ruth BELLAMY, infm - father, Dundalk, Melancthon Twp. Their other children, without specifics, can send if you decide you want them: William Hemking 23 Nov 1888 Male Dufferin Ronald Hemking Ruth Bellamy Alice May Hunking 11 Jun 1895 Female Dufferin Rundle Hunking Ruth Belamy Charles Hunking 15 Jul 1887 Male Dufferin Rundle Hunking Ruth Belamy Henry James Hunking 15 Apr 1890 Male Dufferin Rundle Hunking Ruth Bellamy Martha Ann Hunking 22 Feb 1880 Female Grey Rimdle Hunking Ruth Bellamy There are lots more Hunking marriages on Mary Crandall's site at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thisisit.htm Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922 Record County of York, Div of Toronto Name: Edna May Boles, resides Toronto, spinster, Methodist Birth Place: Melanchton Age: 23 Father Name: Richard Boles Mother Name: Mary Ann Hunking Boles Estimated Birth Year: abt 1890 Spouse Name: Robert Samuel Elliott, bachelor, resides Lambton Mills, occup: mason, Methodist Spouse's Age: 24 Spouse Birth Place: Lambton Mills Spouse Father Name: James Elliott Spouse Mother Name : Elizabeth Mathers Marriage Date: 20 Mar 1913 Marriage Place: Toronto, York Witnesses: Lyla Hammond and J. T. Ferguson, both of Toronto Minister: J. J. Ferguson, 588?, Clinton Street, Toronto, Methodist Reg. #020858 The groom's birth reg: Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of York, Division of Etobicoke Name: Robert Samuel Elliott Date of Birth: 5 Dec 1887 Gender: Male Birth County: York Father's Name: James Elliott, carpenter, Lambton Mills Mother's Name: Elizabeth Ellen Mathers Roll Number: MS929_91 Reg #041206 This looks like Mary Ann Hunking Boles with daughter Charlotte and family in 1911: 1911 / Ontario / Dufferin / 9 Melancthon / page 12: Stewart Fredrich M Head M Aug 1868 41 1901 Stewart Charlot F Wife M Oct 1873 37 1901 Stewart John M Son S Sep 1898 12 1901 Stewart Violet F Daughter S Mar 1900 11 1901 Stewart Alice F Daughter S Sep 1901 9 1901 Stewart Alexandra ? M Son S Jan 1904 7 1901 Stewart William M Son S Oct 1906 4 1901 Stewart Donald M Son S Mar 1909 2 1901 Stewart Sopiah F Daughter S Apr 1911 1/12 1901 Boles Mary A. F Boarder W Jul 1851 59 1901 Stewart Duncan M Lodger S Mar 1868 I won't bother typing out the birth places, occupations, etc as you can find them on www.automatedgenealogy.com . All born Ontario, Presbyterian and Fred's occup is "owner". Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: John Frederick Stewart Date of Birth: 12 Sep 1898 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father's Name: John Frederick Stewart, farmer Mother's Name: Charlotte Ann Boles Roll Number: MS929_141 Reg. #010407 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Violet May Stewart Date of Birth: 5 Mar 1900 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father's Name: John Frederick Stewart, farmer Mother's Name: Charlotte Ann Boles Roll Number: MS929_149 Reg. #010670 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Mary Isabella Stewart - This must be Alice as listed on the 1901 census Date of Birth: 9 Sep 1901 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father's Name: John Fredrick Stewart, farmer at Corbetton (Melancthon Twp) Mother's Name: Charlotte Ann Boles Roll Number: MS929_153 Reg. #011091 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Duncan Alexander Steward Date of Birth: 11 Jan 1904 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father's Name: John Frederick Steward, farmer Mother's Name: Charlotte Ann Bowles Roll Number: MS929_167 Reg. #012297 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: William James Stewart Date of Birth: 4 Oct 1906 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father's Name: John Frederick Stewart, farmer, Corbetton Mother's Name: Charlotte Ann Bowles Roll Number: MS929_178 Reg. #016104 Their full marriage: 4324-98 John Frederick STEWART, 28, farmer, Ontario, Melancthon, s/o Duncan STEWART & Isabella MARSHALL, married Charlotte Ann BOLES, 24, Ontario, Melancthon, d/o Richard BOLES & Mary Ann HAWKINS(sic), witn: William J. BOLES & Frances STEWART, both of Melancthon, 9 March 1898 at Shelburne. I wonder if this is Mary Ann on the 1901 census, even though the year of birth is out by 3 years, the month of birth matches and I guess if she was a widow by then, her employers might have listed her as a spinster. Edna was married in Toronto: 1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON TORONTO (West/Ouest) (City/Cité) (#118) Subdistrict: Ward/Quartier No. 4 B-21 Page 6 Details: Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6499 Family is headed by Robert Camm: Boles Mary Anne F Housekeeper S Jul 15 1854 born Ontario, Presbyterian Looks like the sisters married brothers: Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922 Record Name: Isabella Boles, resides Melancthon, spinster, Presbyterian Birth Place: ON Age: 18 Father Name: Richard Boles Mother Name: Mary Ann Hunking Boles Estimated Birth Year: abt 1884 Spouse Name: Dugald Neil M Stewart, resides Melancthon, bachelor, farmer, Presbyterian Spouse's Age: 22 Spouse Birth Place: Ontario Spouse Father Name: Duncan Stewart Spouse Mother Name : Isabella H Marshall Stewart Marriage Date: 12 Nov 1902 Marriage Place: Dufferin Witnesses: Wm Lovely? and Mary Stewart, both of Melancthon Minister: P. W. Anderson Reg. #005269 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Elizabeth Adeline Stewart Date of Birth: 6 Jan 1903 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father's Name: Dougal Neil McMillen Stewart, farmer , Corbetton Mother's Name: Isabella Boles Roll Number: MS929_163 Reg. #011922 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Neil William Stewart - died, see below Date of Birth: 28 Jun 1907 Gender: Male Birth County: Dufferin Father's Name: Dougal Neil McMellen Stewart, farmer, Corbetton Mother's Name: Isabella Boles Roll Number: MS929_185 Reg. #013898 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Stewart, Isabella Agnes Date of Birth: 20 May 1905 Gender: Female Birth County: Dufferin Father's Name: Dougal Neil McMillan Stewart, farmer, Corbetton Mother's Name: Isabella Boles Roll Number: MS929_171 Reg. #003555 Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record County of Grey, Div of Melancthon Name: Neil William Stewart Death Date: 18 Jul 1907 Death Location: Corbetton, Dufferin Father: Dougal Neil McMillen Stewart Religion: Presbyterian Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1907 Birth Location: Canada Cause: Whooping cough, 5 days Physician and Informant: Dr. J. A. Smith, Shelburne Reg. #009463 Mary Jane, daughter of Richard and Mary Ann Hunking Boles, shown on the 1881 census, died: Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Mary J Bowles Death Date: 25 Aug 1888 Death Location: Dufferin Occupation: Farmer's daughter Gender: Female Estimated Birth Year: abt 1880 Birth Location: Canada Informant: Richard Bowles, farmer, Auguslan?? Post Office Physician: Drs. Barr & Rolston Cause: Diptheria, 3 days Religion: Presbyterian Reg. #003617 Also, there was another child born after the 1881 census who died the same day as Mary Jane. She was Agnes M. Bowles, age 6, farmers dau, born Canada, and also from diptheria for 3 days, everything else is the same as Mary Jane's except the reg number is 003618 and she died the same day. I am not sure if this is Richard's death: Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record County of York, Div of Toronto Name: Richard Bowles Death Date: 28 Dec 1897 Death Location: York Occupation: Driver Religion: C of E Age: 43 Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1854 Birth Location: England Cause: Organic heart disease, 2 years Physician and Informant of death: Dr. R. Hearn, MD Reg. #004114 Isabella Boles Stewart's death: Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Isabella Stewart Death Date: 2 Jun 1925 Death Location: Dufferin Marital Status: Married Gender: Female Occupation: Housewife Born: April 16, 1885 Birth Location: Melancthon Parents: Richard Boles, born England, and Mary Hanking, born Melancthon Informant: D. M. Stewart, Corbetton, husband Burial: June 4, 1925, Shelburne, Ontario Undertaker: F. Gamble, Dundalk Cause: Typhoid fever and Pneumonia Physician: T. P. Carter, Dundalk Reg. #011328 Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: John Frederick Stewart Death Date: 4 Mar 1929 Death Location: Melancthon, Dufferin Marital Status: Married Occupation: Farmer Gender: Male Born: August 17, 1869 Birth Location: Melancthon Parents: Duncan Stewart, born Scotland and Isabella Marshall, born Canada Physician: Dr. Carter, Dundalk Informant: John F. Stewart, Corbetton, son Burial: Shelburne, March 6, 1929 Undertaker: Fred Gamble, Dundalk Cause: Uraemia, acute Reg. #013512 Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Sophia Luellla Stewart Death Date: Mar 14, 1912 Death Location: Lot 267, Concession 2, Melancthon, Dufferin Infant Gender: Female Born April 18, 1911 Birth Location: Melancthon Parents: John Frederick Stewart, born Melancthon, and Charlotte Bowles, born Canada Physician: F. Martin Informant: Wm J Meredith, Corbetton Cause: Pneumonia Reg. #009609 Father of John Frederick Stewart and Dugald Stewart: Ontario, Canada Deaths, 1869-1932 Record County of Dufferin, Div of Melancthon Name: Duncan Stewart Death Date: 25 Dec 1915 Death Location: Lot 268, Concession 2, Melancthon, Dufferin Occup: Farmer Marital: Married Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1839 Birth Location: Scotland Parents: Duncan Stewart and unknown McMillan Physician: Dr. Smith Informant: John Stewart, Corbetton Cause: Arteriosclerosis and apoplexy Reg. #011254 Can't think of anything else or keep my eyes open any more! Let me know if you want anything else looked up once you sort through this. Marg >

Is anyone researching the family of Richard BOLES born c. 1845 and his wife Mary Ann HUNKING? They married Mar. 15, 1871, Melancthon. They appear on the 1881 census of Melancthon. Their children were: Sophia 9 yrs., Charlotte 7 yrs. who married John F. STEWART, Wm. James 5 yrs. d.1901, Robert 3 yrs. d. 1913 and Mary Jane l yr. On the 1901 census, Melancthon, other children are Isabella 16 yrs. Edna M. 11 yrs. and Robert L. 22 yrs. On the 1911 census, Grey North, Keppel, I located Isabella wife of Dougal STEWART. I have located some family members in the Shelburne Cemetery. Norma, Ont.

Marriages Grey County 1880 003405-80 (Grey Co.) Henry McNABB, 23, yeoman, Mono Simcoe Co., Mono Simcoe Co. s/o William McNABB and Jane COTTON, married Martha McLENNAN, 22, Caledon, Mulmur, d/o William McLENNAN and Maria McKINNEY, witn; William Montgomery of Mono and Annie McLENNAN of Mulmur, 25 February 1880 at Shelburne. 003406-80 (Grey Co.) James BERRY, 26, farmer, Scotland, Melancthon, s/o Francis BERRY and Jane NICHOL, married Ann Jane PARKS, 17, Ireland, Melancthon, d/o John PARKS and Jane SIMPSON, witn; Hamilton YOUNG and Mary PARKS both of Melancthon 19 March 1880 at Shelburne. 003407-80 (Grey Co.) William FLETCHER, 28, farrier, Mono Twp., Mono Twp., s/o Johnston and Ellen FLETCHER, married Margaret Ann McGUIRE, 22, Mono Twp., Mono Twp., d/o John and Elizabeth McGUIRE, witn; Robert James McGUIRE and Maggie CONN both of Mono, 31 March 1880 at Shelburne, 003408-80 (Grey Co.) William Henry McMULLEN, 29, farmer, Hope Twp., Sullivan, s/o John McMULLEN and Elizabeth STRONG, married Christina Gordon DALGAIRNO, 22, Elora, Sullivan, d/o John DELGAIRNO and Barbara CALDER, witn; James McCAULY of Holland and M?? Barbara DALGAIRNO of Sullivan 31 December 1879 at Sullivan. 003409-80 (Grey Co.) Thomas PROUD, 39, widower, farmer, Canada, Sullivan, s/o Nicholas PROUD and Fanny THOMPSON, married Ann McBRINE, 24, Ireland, Sullivan, d/o Edward McBRINE and Eliza CARSON, witn; Eliza McBRINE and Susan PROUD both of Sullivan, 8 January 1880 at Sullivan. 003410-80 (Grey Co.) Alexander DUFF, 27, farmer, Canada, Sullivan, s/o James DUFF and Ann FERGUSON, married Sarah A. McKENZIE, 22, Canada, Woodbridge, d/o William McKENZIE and blank McFARLANE, witn; James DUFF of Sullivan, 25 February 1880 at Sullivan.

Marriages Grey County 1880 003288-80 (Grey Co.) James ROBINSON, 26, farmer, New York US, Proton, s/o Arthur and Rose Ann ROBINSON, married Margaret HANNAH, 20, Ireland, Holland, d/o Robert and Ann Jane HANNAH, witn; David McMILLAN of Proton and Ann Jane HANNAH of Holland, 21 June 1880 at Holland. 003401-80 (Grey Co.) William James MONTGOMERY, 24, farmer, Mono, Parry Sound, s/o George MONTGOMERY and Mary MOFFAT, married Livina NEWTON, 20, Mono, Mono, d/o Samuel NEWTON and Margaret BROWN, witn; John THOMPSON and Margaret NEWTON, both of Mono, 5 November 1880 at Shelburne. 003402-80 (Grey Co.) Charles Stuart? BAILLIE, 28, mechanic, Belfast Ireland, Shelburne, s/o William BAILLIE and Rose Ann McGHEE, married Ellen CAMPBELL, 20, West Garafaxa, Shelburne, d/o William CAMPBELL and Elizabeth LOUDEN, witn; Andrew TEAD and Jane GILLESPIE both of Shelburne, 16 November 1880 at Shelburne. 003403-80 (Grey Co.) William SIDDLE, 23, farmer, Mulmur, Mulmur, s/o George SIDDLE and Mary Ann MARSH, married Rosetta FOSTER, 24, Mulmur, Mulmur, d/o Ralph FOSTER and Amelia HOWSE, witn; Job HUNTER and Susanna FOSTER both of Mulmur, 21 December 1880 at Shelburne. 003404-80 (Grey Co.) William HANNA, 29, blacksmith, Ireland, Melancthon, s/o Robert and Jane HANNA, married Margaret PARKS, 17, Canada, Dundalk, d/o blank PARKS and Mary blank, witn; Peter GRIFFIN of Melancthon and Molly CAMPBELL of Shelburne, 10 May 1880 at Shelburne.

Marriages Grey County 1880 003377-80 (Grey Co.) Thos. MARKLAND?, 25,farmer Canada, Normanby, s/o Norden? MARKLAND? And Catherine JORDAN, married Helena M. P. MOORE, 19, Canada, Holland, d/o EbenezerW. MOORE and Elisa J. MARLAN, witn; Thos. DAVIS of Glenelg and Marie Emily MOORE of Holland, !5 March 1880 at Holland. 003378-80 (Grey Co.) John BETAHEL?, 26, wagon maker, Canada, Williamsford Sullivan , s/o Jacob BETAHEL? and Catherine PHE???, married Leviina HINES??, 19?, Canada, Sullivan, d/o Richard HINES? And Amy? FLO???, witn; Albert KRAUS and Cella? BECKEL both of Sullivan, 9 March 1880 at Chatsworth. 003379-80 (Grey Co.) Thos. DOBBIE, 24, merchant, Canada, desboro, s/o John DOBIE and Mary ELLIOTT, married Dora FINDLAY<, 33, United States, United States, d/o Wm.? FINDLAY and Elizabeth CUNNINGHAM?, witn; R.T. ANDREWS? Of Bellville and Jesse F. DOBIE?, February 3 1880 at Chatsworth. 003380-80 (Grey Co.) John GILLESPIE, 24, farmer, Holland, Holland, s/o John and Jane GILLESPIE, married Ann Jane DEAVER?, Holland, Holland, d/o William and Catherine DEAVER?, witn; Edwd. BROWN and Janet BATEMAN?, blank, 7 January 1880 at Holland Centre. 003381-80 (Grey Co.) Joseph PATTERSON, 25, farmer, illegible, Holland, s/o Robert and Mary, married Sarah IRWIN. 20. d/o Thos. And Elisa Ann, witn; Wm. ARCHER and Elisa LAMBERT??, blank, 5 January 1880 at Holland Centre. 003382-80 (Grey Co.) Frederick CRUSE?, 24farmer, Canada, Derby, s/o Wm. CRUSE? And Amy ALLEN, married Mary A. MORROW? 20. Canada, Derby, d/o Robert MORROW? And Ann COLEMAN, witn; John J. Duncan and Johanna MORROW? Both of Derby, 21 January 1880 at Chatsworth. 003383-80 (Grey Co.) Wm. John BOYDE, 25, farmer, Euphrasia, Euphrasia, s/o Joseph BOYDE and Fanny NEILLY??, married, Elisabeth ATKINSON, 19 Holland, Holland, d/o John ATKINSON and Mary CUNNINGHAM, witn; Wm. A. ATKINSON of Holland and Martha BOYDE of EUPHRASIA, 12 November 1879 at Holland. 003384-80 (Grey Co.) James DAVIES, 26, teamster, Canada, Owen Sound, s/o David DAVIES and Marg't. BAKER?, married Elisa DAVIS,22, Ireland, Owen Sound, d/o Robert DAVIS and Catherine WELSH, win; James M. JONES and Mary A WELSH both of Owen Sound, 16 December 1879 at Chatsworth. 003385-80 (Grey Co.) William EDGAR, 28, farmer, Ireland, Holland, s/o John EDGAR and Jessie? CLARK, married Jane CRAVEN, 21, Canada, Holland, d/o Rich CRAVEN and Libie? A. DEAN, witn; William BAYLY and Rebecca Craven, both of Holland, 30 December 1879 at Chatsworth.

Hi Rhoda; According to Glen C. Phillips The Ontario Photographers List 1851-1900 Meaford McCracken, William J. 1888-1900 According to Glen C. Phillips The Ontario Photgraphers List 1901-1925 Meaford McCracken, W.J. 1901-1915 Access to directories if they exist for Meaford would narrow the focus. Alan -----Original Message----- From: rhoda cook [mailto:eandrcook@hotmail.com] Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 12:59 AM To: CAN-ONT-GREY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Grey Co.] Meaford Photographer Can someone on the list help me put some photos in the correct time period? These are the different names that are shown at the bottom of the photos. McCracken - Meaford (print with a curve to the leters) W.J. McCracken - Meaford (print with a curve to the leters) W. J. McCracken - Meaford ( written lettering) McCracken (the the letters) WJM in a C 90 Sykes Street, Meaford Ont. (McCracken written lettering, scroll work on the "C" and on the "M" and "O" Rhoda Cook East St Paul, Manitoba ============================== New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&ta rgetid=5429

Can someone on the list help me put some photos in the correct time period? These are the different names that are shown at the bottom of the photos. McCracken - Meaford (print with a curve to the leters) W.J. McCracken - Meaford (print with a curve to the leters) W. J. McCracken - Meaford ( written lettering) McCracken (the the letters) WJM in a C 90 Sykes Street, Meaford Ont. (McCracken written lettering, scroll work on the "C" and on the "M" and "O" Rhoda Cook East St Paul, Manitoba

http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/Test3.jsp?did=72 There are three GREY sections but this one is the worst! I sincerely hope the transcribers are reading this as only transcribers can finish the page he or she claimed. It is perfectly alright to transcribe the few lines you want, you may use Copy and Paste to save these for family history. However -- do NOT claim the page as now you will have to finish the complete 50 lines -- when you only wanted 2 or 10. I like finishing incomplete pages, but they must be unclaimed. If a Grey County transcriber, please check at above URL, plus the nect district of Grey -- also claimed. Muriel --

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Is there some kind soul on the list who has access to the 1891 Census for Keppel. I am trying to find my grandmothers family Benjamin and Catherine (King) Haynes and their should be about 6 children. In 1901 they were in Keppel, Grey north, C-5. I would so appreciate any help that could be offered Thank you, Kathi/BC

The following is what I have meant by a "jigsaw puzzle" page http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/Test9.jsp?id=79789 District 32 - Paris - Page 8 finished -- Page 9 to be finished. I know someone has been looking for family history -- but they left the kind of page I like to finish -- not complicated. I check VIEW, and then know I will transcribe Lines 1 to 8, 13 to 20 and 27 to 50. [Always leave these pages UNCLAIMED] To assist those copying family history -- a few blank pages will help, I believe there are five forms on the Global Genealogy form Blank Census Forms - All forms are available at http://www.archivecdbooks.ca/downloads.html http://www.archivecdbooks.ca/Samples/1911Census.doc From Global Genealogy http://globalgenealogy.com/countries/canada/searchable-data.htm Also, when one sees the AGE column, slide to the right and there is a great deal more information: immigration, religion, occupation, etc. Remember, this is a copy of the complete image one would order for viewing in a library, etc. Happy transcribing!! Muriel M. Davidson Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Brampton, ON

http://automatedgenealogy.com/census11/Test2.jsp?sdid=5915 There must be 50 lines even if they are blank/ The transcriber has only 33 lines , needs Lines 28 to 44 The transcriber will have to go back and complete before the district can be 100% Muriel M. Davidson

Yes, indeed. Thank you from me also Jopie. Korleen is correct in that your time and talent is very much appreciated. I for one am guilty of not expressing that enough. Cheers Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Korleen Halbert" <khalber@bmts.com> To: <CAN-ONT-GREY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 8:10 PM Subject: [Grey Co.] Jopie > I would like to express my gratitude to Jopie for her tireless efforts > toward helping people with their problem ancestors and also for the many > vital statistics that she so freely shared. Her time and talent is very much > appreciated. > > God bless you Jopie > On behalf of this group. > Korleen > > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > > --- > [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus] > > --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus]

I would like to express my gratitude to Jopie for her tireless efforts toward helping people with their problem ancestors and also for the many vital statistics that she so freely shared. Her time and talent is very much appreciated. God bless you Jopie On behalf of this group. Korleen

Hi List, I have enjoyed this list and have been glad to answer queries for the Bruce and Grey Branch of OGS. Due to illness I will no longer be able to do so, so please do not send me any e-mails. I would like to spend the last few months with my family. Jopie Loughead -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.4/363 - Release Date: 6/13/2006

Hello Ron and Elaine: If they were just from Owen Sound Libraries - Owen Sound & North Grey Union Public Library www.owensound.library.on.ca - The library has the collection of the Bruce Grey Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society plus other books of their own - city directories, census records - transcriptions and microfilm, etc. Grey Roots - includes the Museum, Archives and tourism information www.greyroots.com Depending on your interests Billy Bishop Museum http://www.billybishop.org/ Marine Rail museum http://www.e-owensound.com/marinerail/ Tom Thomson Art Gallery http://www.tomthomson.org/ - next door to the Art Gallery If they were church members - perhaps a visit to their church. Check the city directories to find where they lived and see what the neighbourhood looks like today. Take time to walk along the harbour area and visit Harrison Park. www.owensound.ca - city's tourist web site. This will give you information on accommodation etc. As I live in Owen Sound, I have never stayed in any of the places in town so I can't speak for any of the places from personal experience. Perhaps others on the list will have places to suggest. I hope you have an enjoyable and profitable visit to Owen Sound. Janet Iles Original Message----- From: Ron Wingrove [mailto:wingrove@mnsi.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 7:26 AM To: CAN-ONT-GREY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Grey Co.] Ownen Sound visit Hi List My wife's family (McClelland/Fletcher) are from Owen Sound. We are planning a trip to the area this summer. Greenwood cemetery is on our list of places to visit but we were wondering what other places list members might recommend we might visit. What about other cemeteries, museums and/or libraries? Are there any great places to stay? Thank In Advance Ron and Elaine Wingrove ============================== Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. New content added every business day. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx

Hi List My wife’s family (McClelland/Fletcher) are from Owen Sound. We are planning a trip to the area this summer. Greenwood cemetery is on our list of places to visit but we were wondering what other places list members might recommend we might visit. What about other cemeteries, museums and/or libraries? Are there any great places to stay? Thank In Advance Ron and Elaine Wingrove

Hi list I am new to this list so thought that I would just post my information for all to see. Perhaps there is someone out there who is looking for the same information. My gr gr gr grandparents were John McEachnie and Mary McArthur. They had I believe 9 children, but only 7 came to Canada from the Isle of Mull, Scotland. They came first to Vaughn Ontario, then to Priceville, Ontario and then finally to Proton Township. Although a lot of the family moved around Ontario, my gr gr granparents stayed in Proton. The 7 children who came to Canada were: Donald ? Neil who married Jane Robinson Emslie (Stayed in Proton) Roderick who married Margaret McIntyre (moved to Keppel, owen sound area) John who married Catherine Ferguson (my gr gr grandparents) (stayed in Proton) Alexander who married Margaret McLean (moved to Osprey township) Euphemia who married Archie McDougall (?Egremont) Mary ? John and Catherine (my gr gr grandparents) stayed in proton township and had 9 children. They were: Neil who married Sarah Fettes Christie who married Peter McEachern Mary who married David Allen Alexander who married Agnes McPhail John (moved to Montana) Archie ? Sarah who married Alfred Rowland Margaret who died young Jessie who never married If anyone has information about this family or is researching a member of this family, I would love to hear from you. Sandra McEachnie-Lake mclake_1@hotmail.com

Hello Cindy The Owen Sound & North Grey Union Public Library has a map that is not dated but has both names on new and old. There is a map dated 1935 used by the city for zoning districts that gives the former name in faint print. 11th Street East is Peel and 1st Avenue East north of 10th Street is Marsh Street 11th Street West is Beeth Street and 1st Avenue West was Stevens Street. What were your great grandparents' names? Perhaps a directory can be checked for you before and after name changes. Janet Iles -----Original Message----- From: Cindy Paradis [mailto:babyboo196@shaw.ca] Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 11:27 PM To: CAN-ONT-GREY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Grey Co.] Owen Sound in 1905 Hi All I was just wondering if someone could help me out a bit with the geographical, history of Owen Sound. I have information here that tells me that my Great Grandparents lived at the corner of River, and Peel in 1905 when their second child was born. I have been looking at my Owen Sound map of today, along with a copy of the Owen Sound Street Directory prior to 1909 trying to figure out where River & Peel would meet, but it does not make sense to me. According to my copy of the Street Directory River St, was at 1st Avenue East, south of 10th street, and Peel Street was at 11th Street East, Looking at the map of today I don't see how this is possible unless I am looking at the map upside down, or if the Street Directory is not right. Is 11th Street not North of 10th street? If your standing in the middle of 10th street looking toward the Harbor is that not North? Does anyone know where I can find an Old Owen Sound map that would have the old street names on it, before they went to the numbering system. Thanks Cindy(Confused in Saskatoon) ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

Cindy - I am going to the library today. I will look at the map that has the names on it plus the cross reference list I did when I worked there. 11th Street is North of 10th street. Janet Iles -----Original Message----- From: Cindy Paradis [mailto:babyboo196@shaw.ca] Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 11:27 PM To: CAN-ONT-GREY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Grey Co.] Owen Sound in 1905 Hi All I was just wondering if someone could help me out a bit with the geographical, history of Owen Sound. I have information here that tells me that my Great Grandparents lived at the corner of River, and Peel in 1905 when their second child was born. I have been looking at my Owen Sound map of today, along with a copy of the Owen Sound Street Directory prior to 1909 trying to figure out where River & Peel would meet, but it does not make sense to me. According to my copy of the Street Directory River St, was at 1st Avenue East, south of 10th street, and Peel Street was at 11th Street East, Looking at the map of today I don't see how this is possible unless I am looking at the map upside down, or if the Street Directory is not right. Is 11th Street not North of 10th street? If your standing in the middle of 10th street looking toward the Harbor is that not North? Does anyone know where I can find an Old Owen Sound map that would have the old street names on it, before they went to the numbering system. Thanks Cindy(Confused in Saskatoon) ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx