I am searching for the family of Lewis C. Smith of Glenelg Township and Elizabeth Lee of Holland Township. They lived in Glenelg until about 1902. Family stories say they may have gone to the Tilbury area. I have been unable to trace them there. Their family consisted of Charlotte born 1879; Elizabeth born 1883; Mary born 1887; Jane (1901 Census says June, but Jane is more probable) born 1887; Robert born 1889; and David born 1894 (!901 Census says 1874, but more likely 1894). Any help greatly appreciated. Sincerely Carol Small

Hello Tom From Municipal Records in Ontario History and Guide by Fraser Dunford. Toronto : Ontario Genealogical Society, 2005 p. 148 - Meaford St. Vincent Grey County Formerly Peggys Landing, then Stephensons Landing 1845 name changed to Meaford 1874 town 2001 amalgamated into Meaford Municipality On the web site http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wjmartin/wm-c_50.htm There is no George Chesterman listed - I will leave it to you to check variant spellings. These are Wesleyan Methodist baptisms that have been recorded. Meaford had a disastrous fire in 1883 which wiped out much of the pioneer town, including one of two Methodist churches and its parsonage (Wesleyan Methodist). The records would likely have been destroyed at that time. The other Methodist church Methodist Episcopal Church erected a building in 1883. With the information I have had hand, I do not know if they were in the area before this time. Janet Iles -----Original Message----- From: Tom Beatson [mailto:tombeatson@cox.net] Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 11:25 PM To: CAN-ONT-GREY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Grey Co.] 1858 Birthplace Meaford The web site of Town of Meaford says that Meaford was founded in 1874. However, in 1882, in Almonte, Lanark County, Ontario, the marriage record of my great grandparents shows that my great grandfather, George Chesterman, was born in Meaford. The best estimate of the date of birth is 15 Aug 1858. George's parents were David James Chesterman and Martha Sandys, both born in England. The 1861 England census shows that David, Martha, and George had returned to England before that census, and George's birthplace was recorded as Canada. They were also in England for the 1871 census, but returned to Ontario before the 1881 census in Lanark County. David's occupation in 1861 was "Grocer", in 1871 it was "Wherehousman", and in 1881 it was "Clerk". The 1881 census recorded their religion as "Methodist Canada". Family records indicate that David was a Methodist minister, although there is no mention of this in the 1893 Perth Courier newspaper report of David's death. Although I am looking for some way to verify George's birthplace as Meaford, I have included the above detail about his father, David, in hopes that it might provide a clue as to where to look. I realize that civil registration did not start until at least 1867. Are there any records or books about what was happening in Meaford in 1858? Is there any information about individuals who were sent to the Grey County area from England, particularly around 1858? Tom Beatson Phoenix, Arizona USA ============================== 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

The web site of Town of Meaford says that Meaford was founded in 1874. However, in 1882, in Almonte, Lanark County, Ontario, the marriage record of my great grandparents shows that my great grandfather, George Chesterman, was born in Meaford. The best estimate of the date of birth is 15 Aug 1858. George's parents were David James Chesterman and Martha Sandys, both born in England. The 1861 England census shows that David, Martha, and George had returned to England before that census, and George's birthplace was recorded as Canada. They were also in England for the 1871 census, but returned to Ontario before the 1881 census in Lanark County. David's occupation in 1861 was "Grocer", in 1871 it was "Wherehousman", and in 1881 it was "Clerk". The 1881 census recorded their religion as "Methodist Canada". Family records indicate that David was a Methodist minister, although there is no mention of this in the 1893 Perth Courier newspaper report of David's death. Although I am looking for some way to verify George's birthplace as Meaford, I have included the above detail about his father, David, in hopes that it might provide a clue as to where to look. I realize that civil registration did not start until at least 1867. Are there any records or books about what was happening in Meaford in 1858? Is there any information about individuals who were sent to the Grey County area from England, particularly around 1858? Tom Beatson Phoenix, Arizona USA

Marriages Grey County 1880 003371-80 (Grey Co.) Thos. ABBOTT, 24, carpenter, Holland, Holland, s/o Wm. and Mary ABBOTT, married Emily ABBEY, 22, York County, Holland, d/o Mark ABBEY and Ann FEBORN?, witn; Rick? ABBEY and Adeline ABBEY both of Holland, at December 1880 at Holland Centre. 003372-80 (Grey Co.) Thos. J. SPENN?, 22, farmer, Orangeville, Osprey, s/o John and Jane SPENN?, married Harriet BALL, 21, Virginia USA, Holland, d/o Charles and Henrietta BALL, witn; Harriet CASWELL of Meaford and Harriett W. BAILEY? (BEULY?) of St. Vincent, 25 December 1880 at Walters Falls. 003373-80 (Grey Co.) John Brien FREEMAN, 26, cabinet maker, Perth County, Chatsworth, s/o John FREEMAN and Catherine BRIEN, married Hannah WEBSTER, 21, Holland, Holland, d/o Robert WEBSTER and Elisabeth BLEEKER?, witn; Geo. FREEMAN of Toronto? and Elisabeth WEBSTER of Holland, 21 January 1880 at Chatsworth. 003374-80 (Grey Co.) Robert WALTER, 38, farmer, Canada, Walters Falls, s/o John and Elisabeth WALTER, married Elisa Ann CASWELL, 40, widow, Canada, Walters Falls, d/o John BAILY? And Eleanor HARRY?, witn; Elisabeth PERRY and Albert WELLINGTON both of Walters Falls, 1 January 1880 at Walters Falls. 003375-80 (Grey Co.) Louis C. SMITH, 37, widower, yeoman, Ontario, Glenelg, s/o Ian? SMITH and Margaret McKENZIE, married Elisabeth LEE, 23, Canada, Holland, d/o Geo. LEE and Elisabeth NORTEN?, witn; Geo. LEE and W. H. LEE both of Holland, 26 February 1880 at Holland. 003376-80 (Grey Co.) Joseph MOORE, 21, farmer, Canada, St. Vincent, s/o Jabed? MOORE and Mary Ann LONGWOOD, married Matilda WALTER, 21, Canada, Holland, d/o John WALTER and Elizabeth MEIGHN?, witn; Abram MOORE of St. Vincent and Elizabeth WALTER of Walters Falls, 5 February 1880 at Walters Falls.

Hello All, First a big thank you for those that answered my last query about Annie McLean and John McLauchlin ! Now I seem to have another problem. This time with Annie's sister Catherine McLean Catherine was born Aug. 18, 1867. She married Hector M(a)cDonald b. Sept 14, 1861. They had children Alec, Jessie and Ann according to the 1901 Census for Artemesia, Grey Co., Ontario. Were Hector's parents Malcolm and Jessie McDonald who appear on the 1881 Census for Artemesia, Grey Co. ? Next problem; I have Hector McDonald, b. abt 1861/2 listed on the 1881 Census with parents Alex and Catherine McDonald. He married Catherine McLean, thought to be born around 1867. Hector is reported to have moved to Wyoming, USA later in the 1880's where he had a ranch. His cousins Colin, Donald aka Dan and Neil Beaton are supposed to have worked on this ranch. I cannot find Hector and Catherine McDonald on the 1900 or later US census but have found Colin and Neil in Laramie Co., Wyoming where they each had cattle ranches. Who were Catherine's parents ? All help appreciated ! Ann Ward da.ward@sympatico.ca

Thanks to quick responses from Penny and Marg I now have the entry from the 1911 census. It's a great list! Norma.

Hi Norma, They were in District 73 - Owen Sound (sub district 50), living at 400 - 17th Street East. You can see this at the Automated Genealogy website too. Go to http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/census11/Test2.jsp?sdid=5815 Look at page one (not yet transcribed), lines 39-43. Regards, Kim --- nhaines <matrix243@sympatico.ca> wrote: > Hi Folks: > From an Ancestry.com index, I have located the > family of Duxbury, > Charles b. 1876 and his wife Carrie (Lewis) b. 1878. > Children Teddy, Orval and Mable. > Could someone view the record and tell me where they > were living? > Many thanks, > Norma. > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million > records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the > world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

Hi Folks: From an Ancestry.com index, I have located the family of Duxbury, Charles b. 1876 and his wife Carrie (Lewis) b. 1878. Children Teddy, Orval and Mable. Could someone view the record and tell me where they were living? Many thanks, Norma.

Hi Norma: District: Grey North District Number: 73 Sub-District: Owen Sound Sub-District Number: 50 Place of Habitation: 400-17 St E Census Year: 1911 Page: 1 Charles Duxbury Head July, 1876 ON ______ in tannery. All Baptist Carrie Duxbury Wife August, 1878 ON Teddy Duxbury Son June, 1902 Orval Duxbury Son August, 1904 Mable Duxbury Dau Feb, 1908 Births: Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Grey, Division of Meaford Name: Edward Noble Duxbury Date of Birth: 15 Jun 1901 Gender: Male Birth County: Grey Father's Name & Informant: Charles Albert Duxbury, tanner, Bayfield Street Mother's Name: Carrie Lewis Physician: Dr. T. E. Bennett Roll Number: MS929_154 Reg. #015054, July 16, 1901 Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record County of Grey, Division of Meaford Name: Orval Lewis Duxbury Date of Birth: 9 Aug 1903 Gender: Male Birth County: Grey Father's Name: Charles A Duxbury, matcher or watcher?, Sykes Street Mother's Name: Catherine Lewis Physician: Dr. T. E. Bennett Roll Number: MS929_163 Reg. #016204, Sept 7, 1903 Note that the children's birth years were out by 1 year on the 1911 census. Marg in Sunny Alberta

Hello All, I have recently found the marriage of Annie McLean (22) and John McLauchlin (28) which took place in Toronto, York Co., Ontario, Canada on Nov. 23, 1887. Ontario Registration #014920 /87. Annie was born in Priceville, Grey Co., Canada West [according to her marriage registration] on June 13, 1865 [according to the 1900 Census for Laramie Co., Wyoming, USA.] Her parents are listed on her marriage registration as Alex McLean and Ann McMillan. There is an Alexander McLean, aged 43, Ann aged 38, with 5 children under 5 in Proton, Grey Co., Ontario on the 1881 Census. Annie is not listed with them. There seems to be quite a gap between Annie's birth in 1865 and that of the next child, Alexander, b. about 1876 listed in Alex and Ann McLean's household , unless of course other children were also elsewhere or some had already died. Are these Annie's parents and siblings ? Any help appreciated. Ann Ward da.ward@sympatico.ca

A new system has been added at http://www.tavistock.net/gedview which will become part of the Tavistock web site when opened in May. It's an on-line web genealogy program (basically similar to Persoanl Ancestry File, Lineages, Brothers Keeper, etc but with many more features) with a wide assortment of charts and options for the public, as well as including a number of innovative ways for contributors to look after their gedcoms. I'm initially looking for 3 individuals from this list who have done their own research and have gedcoms from the Grey area and who would like to participate in the site. The info would be made public but privacy controls are built in for each individual gedcom. You would control your own data and be able to take public input and approve any changes. You can see a preliminary setup at http://www.tavistock.net/gedview Only the "Tavistock & Area" gedcom is available for viewing at present and then only for dead persons. It is merely meant to show how the system works without interfering with current system input and configuration. Of course, live persons will be shown when it goes on-line. Currently, about 25,000 names are in the system. I am looking for persons with good sized gedcoms whose last century roots are in Oxford, Perth and Waterloo and whose forebears moved westward into the Huron District. This will allow for the updating and linkage of the gedcoms from the base counties already in the system. Although the site will be open to the public, this data will be protected by privacy controls. Only contributors will have more specific access and be able to alter their own data or add additional controls. Of course, contributors will have access to current databases and receive additional research help. JK

019268-08 (Grey County) CURRY, David Nelson, m, September 7, 1907, father - Nelson CURRY, mother - Jennie MATHEWS, infm - Ida CURRY, Goring. 019269-08 (Grey County) WILLIAMS, Elizabeth Blanchford, f, July 20, 1908, father - Robert Guy WILLIAMS, Doctor, mother - Florence Eulalie DAY, infm - Robert Guy Williams, Rocklyn. 019270-08 (Grey County) WILLIAMS, Robert Pearce, m, January 13, 1906, father - Robert Guy WILLIAMS, Doctor, mother - Florence Eulalie DAY, infm - Robert Guy Williams, Rocklyn. 019271-08 (Grey County) WILLIAMS, Jean Buzza, f, October 20, 1904, father - Robert Guy WILLIAMS, Doctor, mother - Florence Eulalie DAY, infm - Robert Guy Williams, Rocklyn. 019272-08 (Grey County) ELLIS, Ida Viola Joy, f, July 30, 1908, father- Albert ELLIS, mother - Ida May THOMPSON, infm - Albert ELLIS, Epping. 019273-08 (Grey County) SEWELL, James Arthur, m, April 5, 1908, father- William Henry SEWELL, mother - Louisa VAREY, infm - William Henry SEWELL, Blantyre. 019274-08 (Grey County) BREADNER, John Ross, m, May 11, 1908, father- John BREADNER, mother - Mary Amanda Bruce JEMISON, infm - John BREADNER, Walters falls. (Mother's name should be JAMIESON) 019275-08 (Grey County) ONIA, Clarence James. M. June 16, 1908, father- John James ONIA, mother - Evelyn DAILEY, infm - John James Onia, Epping. 019276-08 (Grey County) HENNING, Vera Bernice, f, August 9, 1908, father - James HENNING, mother - Annie GARBUTT, infm - James HENNING, Beaverdale. 019277-08 (Grey County) DILLIN, Clarence William, m, August 10, 1908, father- William Wallace DILLON, mother - Isabella LEE, infm - William Wallace DILLON, Blantyre. 019278-08 (Grey County) KNIGHT, Edith Annabella, f, September 2, 1908, father- Louis KNIGHT, mother - Minerva Jane WRIGHT, infm - Louis KNIGHT, Blantyre. 019279-08 (Grey County) WILEY, Norma Lillian, f, June 25, 1907, father - Samuel J. WILEY, mother - Florence KNOTT, infm - Samuel J. WILEY, Woodhouse. 019280-08 (Grey County) FALLS, Delbert MacKAY, m, November 27, 1907, father - Thomas C. FALLS, mother, Alice REID, Infm - Alice FALLS, Rocklyn. 019281-08 (Grey County) MANAREY, William John, m, October 27, 1908, father - William Andrew MANAREY, mother - Isabella Jane WRIGHT, married March 2, 1899, at Euphrasia, infm - William Andrew MANAREY, Goring P.O. 019282-08 (Grey County) WRIGHT, Arthur Gordon, m, November 3, 1908, father - William WRIGHT, mother, Emily PETTIT, married Markdale, 1890, infm- William WRIGHT, Blantyre. 019283-08 (Grey County) PARKER, Mytle Minola, f, November 26, 1908, father - Herbert Edmond PARKER, mother - Eliza Jane BURCHILL, married Euphrasia, 25 March, 1908, infm - Herbert Edmond PARKER, Goring P.O. 019284-08 (Grey County) POTTAGE, Eldon Edward, m, November 17, 1908, father - Joseph Edward POTTAGE, mother - Effy BARRY, married June 20, 1906 at Euphrasia, infm - Joseph Edward POTTAGE, Fairmount. 019285-08 (Grey County) BURNS, Ellen Jane, f, November 2, 1908, father, John James BURNS, mother - Elizabeth Ann LOUGHEED, married at Markdale, November 2, 1892. Infm - John James BURNS, Epping, P.O. 019286-08 (Grey County) MURRY, Laura Edna, f, December 14, 1908, father- William John MURRY, mother - Margaret Jane ADAMS, married December 11, 1902 at Walters Falls, infm - William John MURRY, Walters Falls. 019287-08 (Grey County) HARRIS, Murdena Arletta, f, January 23, 1908, father- William HARRIS, mother - Mary Jane LOUGHEED, married Kimberley, infm - William HARRIS, Kimberly. 019288-08 (Grey County) ATKINS, Irene Mary, f, November 8, 1908, father- Albert E. ATKINS, mother - Charlotte Helena HALL, married Redwing, January 1, 1907, infm - Albert E. ATKINS, Rocklyn. 019289-08 (Grey County) WILKINSON, William Frederick, m, June 1, 1908, father- Charles WILKINSON, mother - Susy TURNER, infm - Charles WILKINSON, Heathcote. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.1/310 - Release Date: 4/12/2006

Thanks to Edith, Marg, Bonnie, & Kim for the point in the right direction. Ontario Locator returned 2 Shelburnes so it was impossible to guess which if either would be right. In the 1901 census, Shelburne is reported as part of Grey County, and yet it was not in that county for the previous 20 years! In any case, it didn't help me find the family I was looking for. -- Glen Johnson Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wmjohnson1832 -----Original Message----- From: Kim Watson [mailto:kim.watson@rogers.com] Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2006 9:26 PM To: CAN-ONT-GREY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Grey Co.] Shelburne Hi Glen, Shelburne is part of Dufferin County, which borders on Grey. It was acquired on 24 Jan 1881 however, as I found out from the Dufferin County Museum and Archives website (http://www.dufferinmuseum.com/): 1881 Jan. 24 County of Dufferin proclaimed officially. Includes East Garafraxa, Amaranth and Orangeville from Wellington County; Melancthon and Shelburne from Grey County; Mono and Mulmur from Simcoe County Regards, Kim --- Glen Johnson <dancer1@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote: > In 1901, Shelburne Village is a sub-district all to > itself in Grey County. > Where is it in 1911? Ontario Locator ignores it. > It doesn't get listed in > the historical Atlas project website. > > -- > Glen Johnson > Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada > ============================== Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx

Is anyone on the list researching these families? David Brown, a weaver, (b. Scotland abt. 1820) lived in Meaford approx 1859 to 1877. He and his wife Elizabeth (perhaps nee MacCormick?) had (at least) three children: David b 1855 Angeline b 1860 Amelia b 1862 Son David moved to Walter's Falls and operated the woollen mill there. He and his wife Christine (nee Ellen Jones) had the following chldren: Lotta b 1875 Olive b. 1886 Jersey b. 1887 Edward b. 1880 Christina (Chrissy) b. 1884 (My Grandmother - d. 1816) David Brown Sr. moved to Walter's Falls after his wife died in 1886. He died there in 1896, but I believe he is buried in Meaford/Lakeview. David Brown Jr and his wife are buried in Walter's Falls United Church cemetery. I would appreciate any further information and would be pleased to share the rest that I have.

Hi Glen, Shelburne is part of Dufferin County, which borders on Grey. It was acquired on 24 Jan 1881 however, as I found out from the Dufferin County Museum and Archives website (http://www.dufferinmuseum.com/): 1881 Jan. 24 County of Dufferin proclaimed officially. Includes East Garafraxa, Amaranth and Orangeville from Wellington County; Melancthon and Shelburne from Grey County; Mono and Mulmur from Simcoe County Regards, Kim --- Glen Johnson <dancer1@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote: > In 1901, Shelburne Village is a sub-district all to > itself in Grey County. > Where is it in 1911? Ontario Locator ignores it. > It doesn't get listed in > the historical Atlas project website. > > -- > Glen Johnson > Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada >

Hi Bev, I'll begin this by letting you know that Simcoe, Ontario isn't in Grey County, but Norfolk County. It's a lovely community (I have family that recently moved to the area). At any rate, I looked to see if I could find anything on the Kniffen family for you. I found the birth registration for one of David's siblings, born in Norfolk County. Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1907 Record Name: Thomas Roy Kniffen Date of Birth: 3 Mar 1900 Gender: Male Birth County: Norfolk Father's Name: Francis Roy Kniffen Mother's Name: Ella Louisa Haskett Roll Number: MS929_151 This looks like the family here in the 1901 census (District: NORFOLK (South/Sud) #94; Subdistrict: Woodhouse I-1 Page 5): Kniffen Francis B, Male, Head, Married, D.O.B: Feb 10 1876, age 25 Kniffen Nellie L, Female, Wife ,Married, D.O.B: May 14 1874, age 26 Kniffen Pearl G, Female, Daughter, Single, D.O.B: Jun 18 1897, age 3 Kniffen Roy T, Male, Son, Single, D.O.B: Mar 3 1900, age 1 I couldn't find anything on the 1911 census, so either the tradegy occurred prior to then, or the family left Canada. Regards, Kim --- Byron Fiedler <byandbe@msn.com> wrote: > I am interested in the Kniffen Family of Simcoe, > ONT. Francis Roy Kniffen > married Nellie Haskett. They had a son, David and > several other children > including a Marie Bernice. I understand their was a > tragedy concerning > Francis and Nellie. Would like to know any info any > lister may have on the > Kniffen family. David's siblings, I think he > married Anna Sebelak. They > had 5 children including a Marie Bernice, Shirley > and Brian. Plus two > others who are not listed in the US 1930 census. > Can find nothing on them. > I also know that Marie Bernice married a Louis > Ferrin,

In 1901, Shelburne Village is a sub-district all to itself in Grey County. Where is it in 1911? Ontario Locator ignores it. It doesn't get listed in the historical Atlas project website. -- Glen Johnson Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wmjohnson1832

I am interested in the Kniffen Family of Simcoe, ONT. Francis Roy Kniffen married Nellie Haskett. They had a son, David and several other children including a Marie Bernice. I understand their was a tragedy concerning Francis and Nellie. Would like to know any info any lister may have on the Kniffen family. David's siblings, I think he married Anna Sebelak. They had 5 children including a Marie Bernice, Shirley and Brian. Plus two others who are not listed in the US 1930 census. Can find nothing on them. I also know that Marie Bernice married a Louis Ferrin, Can find nothing on their marriage. Would appreciate any info or data anyone would be so kind to supply me with. Thank you most kindly. My granddaughter just married into this family and I am trying to follow the lineage for her and her husband. Bev Fiedler - MI _________________________________________________________________ Don’t just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/

Dear Folks: Is there anyone out there who is tracing descendants of Andrew LIVINGSTON b. 15 Sep 1823 and Sarah BLACK b.1840 from Bentinck Twp.....? Sarah was my Great Aunt. Regards.....Murray Pletsch

Marriages Grey County 1880 003362-80 (Grey Co.) James YATES?, 22, farmer, Canada, Holland Twp., s/o Thos. YATES? And O. WORTHINGTON, married Isa McCAULY, 21, Canada, Holland Twp., d/o Geo. McCAULY and Jane M. MITCHEL?, witn; S.J. GOLD, of Holland, 24 March 1880 at Chatsworth. 003363-80 (Grey Co.) Charles WINTERBURNE, farmer, 27, Canada, Sullivan, s/o Chas. WINTERBURNE and Annie SHELEN?, married Caroline LOORAN (LOONAN?) 28, Canada, Sullivan, d/o Jo. LOORAN? and C. POMPE??, (PONIPE??) witn; Peter MORRISON and Martha CRANNE? (blank), 12 October 1880 at Chatsworth. 003364-80 (Grey Co.) Geo. OSBORNE, 25, farmer, Canada, Sullivan. s/o Wm. OSBORNE and Janet KEEFER, married Mary Jane STURGEON, 26, Canada, Sullivan, d/o Andrew STURGEON and, Susannah McPEABLER??, witn; John McBAINE and Elisabeth OSBORNE both of Sullivan, 8 December 1880 at Chatsworth. 003365-80 (Grey Co.) Wm. Henry REID, 25, farmer, Holland, Holland, s/o Wm. REID and Jane BROWN, married Elisa Jane FOSTER, 19, Holland, Holland, d/o Alex FOSTER and Margaret DOWNY, witn; Edwd. BROWN and Lillie GILLESPIE both of Holland, 21 September 1880 at Holland Centre. 003366-80 (Grey Co.) E. Frederick EVERS, 25, Christian, Carrick Twp., Holland, s/o Frederick and Charlena EVERS, married Bertha J.? KRANSA, 25, Carrick, Holland, d/o Charles and Augusta KRANSA, witn; Albert GUISE? Of Holland and Carl Yer??K? of Carrick, 8 June 1880 at (blank) 003367-80 (Grey Co.) Robert Ireton, farmer, 21, Canada, s/o Saul IRETON and Margaret WILCOX, married Mary Ann TROUGHLIN, 22, Canada, Holland, d/o Ths. TROUGHLIN and Hannah JOHNSTON, witn; Saul HOGAN of Markdale and Abigail TROUGHLIN of Holland, 16 September 1880 at Chatsworth. 003368-80 (Grey Co.) William PEARER, 29, farmer, Canada, Elderslie, s/o Edwd. PEARER and Ann HEMLIUFF??, married Nina STEPHENS, 22, Canada, Elderslie, d/o Wm. A. and Elizabeth STEPHENS, witn; Edwd. PEARER and Mary STEHENS of (blank) 29 October 1880 at Chatsworth. 003369-80 (Grey Co.) John WEBSTER, 29, butcher, Canada, Holland, s/o Robt. WEBSTER and Elis. BLACKER, married Sarah BOOTH, 21, Canada, King York County, d/o Ward BOOTH and Elisabeth HARGRAVE, witn; Wm. BOOTH of Mono and Elisabeth WEBSTER of Holland, 20 December 1880 at Arnon (Annan?) ?. 003370-80 (Grey Co.) John R. GOULDING, 23, farmer, Canada, Mery Pona?, s/o Jonethon(sic) GOULDING and Sarah ROSST??, married Elisa TURNER, 22, Canada, Sullivan, d/o Wm. TURNER and Mary BERNIE?, witn; John TURNER of Sullivan and Mary E. GOULDING of Mery Posa??, 22 December 1880 at Chatsworth. Note change in numbers 003145-80 (Grey Co.) George JOHNSON, 32, farmer, Ireland, Artemesia, s/o George and Harriet JOHNSON married Margaret SHARP, 22, Canada, Artemesia, d/o John and Jane SHARP, witn; John and jane SHARP of Artemesia, 23 June 1880 at Artemesia. 003146-80 (Grey Co.) Hector BOLTON, 30, farmer, Canada, Albion, s/o Charles and Ann BOLTON, married Matilda WATSON, 21, Canada, Arttemesia, d/o Joseph and Lisa Jane WATSON, witn; Robert A. BANNON and Isabella WATSON, both of Artemesia, 22 September 1880 at Artemesia. 003147-80 (Grey Co.) James SKENE, 27, farmer, Canada, Bentinck, s/o George SKENE and Ann SMITH, married Maggie WRIGHT, 24, Canada, Glenelg, d/o William WRIGHT and Margaret LOUDEN, witn; John Bell JACKSON of Glenelg and Annie F. SKENE of Bentinck, 6 October 1880 at Artemesia.