Hi: 1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON TORONTO (West/Ouest) (City/Cité) (#118) Subdistrict: Ward/Quartier No. 4 B-43 Page 3 Details: Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6500 Conlon Julia A. F Head W Aug 10 1843 ON Methodist Conlon Rose E. F Daughter S Nov 5 1871 ON Methodist Conlon Ellen F Daughter S Jan 9 1873 ON Methodist Mahoney Mary A. F Domestic S Nov 3 1854 ON RC Domestic Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1934 and Deaths Overseas, 1939-1947 Name: Rose Elizabeth Conlin Death Date: 26 Sep 1930 Death Location: Toronto General Hospital, patient for 2 hours Residence: 63 Wanless Ave, Toronto, York Gender: Female Marital: Single Occupation: None Age: 62 Born: November 5 Estimated birth year: abt 1868 Birth Location: Toronto Father: Henry Conlin, born Toronto Mother: Julan Robinson, born Toronto Informant: Alexandra Hector, 63 Wanless, Toronto, cousin Burial: Mt. Pleasant, September 29, 1930 Undertaker: Ellis Wray Ltd Cause of Death: Fractured skull, laceration of brain--Struck by an automobile Physician: ____, Coroner Reg. #006310 >From The Toronto Star, Saturday, September 27, 1930 : CONLIN - On Friday evening, September 26, 1930, very suddenly, Rose Elizabeth, daughter of the late Henry and Julia Robinson Conlin. Funeral from the home of Mr. & Mrs. A. Hector, 63 Wanless Avenue, Lawrence Park. Funeral notice later. -End- >From The Toronto Star, Saturday, September 27, 1930 : Body Lies in Morgue 3 Hours Unidentified Miss Rose Conlan Struck by Truck - Dies Without Regaining Senses Fatally injured when struck down by a motor truck on Dewhurst Blvd. last night, the body of Miss Rose Conlin, aged 65, of 63 Wanless Ave., lay unidentified in the city morgue for three hours. The woman, who had been visiting earlier in the evening, was attempting to cross Dewhurst Blvd. when she was struck down by a motor truck driven by Thomas Eldridge of 56 Hunter Street, who is being held on a manslaughter charge. Picked up in an unconscious condition, Miss Conlan was removed to Toronto General Hospital, where she expired two hours afterwards without regaining consciousness. A search of the woman's clothing revealed nothing that would lead to her identification. The body was removed to the City morgue by orders of Coroner Dr. J. M. Casserly. Alexander Hector of 63 Wanless Ave, who heard the description of the unidentified woman broadcast late last night, went to the morgue and identified the body as Miss Rose Conlan, who boarded at his home. -End- >From The Toronto Star, Saturday, September 27, 1930 : DRIVER IS CENSURED BY CORONER'S JURY Condition of Truck and Absence of Street Lights Blamed for Woman's Death The defective condition of the truck by which she was killed and poor street lighting on Dewhurst Blvd. were blamed for the death of Mrs (sic) Rose Elizabeth Conlin by the jury in the inquest held last night by Coroner Dr. J. M. Casserly.(the name I couldn't read on the Death Registration.) Charles Alexander, automotive engineer for the police department stated in his evidence that when he examined the truck after the accident he found that neither headlight on the car was working; that the steering gear was defective; that the brakes, both service and emergency, were so worn as to be useless; that the windshield was dirty, and that there was no windshield wiper. The accident, which resulted in the death of Mrs. Conlin, occurred at 8:30pm, September 26, 1930, on Dewhurst Blvd., opposite No. 47. According to the evidence, Mrs. Conlin was crossing the street in the middle of the block. She stepped out from behind a parked automobile and was struck by a truck driven by T. H. Eldridge. She died later at Toronto General Hospital from a fractured skull. "It was a very dark night and I don't think that the driver had a chance to see her." W. Simmons, an eye-witness, testified. Mr. Simmons stated that the truck had one head lamp buring and was travelling at a slow rate. "We are unanimously of the opinion that the driver of the truck should not have attempted to drive it in the poor condition it was proved to be in," the jury in their verdict said. "Also, that had there been better street lighting at this point and good head lights on the car, the accident could have been avoided." -End- Spelling as indexed at Ancestry: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1934 and Deaths Overseas, 1939-1947 County of York, Div of Toronto Name: Julia Ann Coulin Death Date: 4 Oct 1909 Death Location: 44 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, York Gender: Female Marital: Widow Age: 66 Estimated birth year: abt 1843 Date of birth: (Blank) Birth Location: Toronto Parents: (Blank) Physician & Informant of death: Dr. Alexander Davidson Cause: Intestinal obstruction Reg. #004917 >From The Toronto Star, Tuesday, October 5, 1909 & Wednesday, October 6, 1909: Deaths in the City CONLIN - At her resience, 44 Brunswick Ave, on Oct 4, 1909, Julia Ann, daughter of the late George and Ellen Robinson and widow of Henry Conlin, in her 66th year. Funeral from her home on Thursday, October 7, 1909, at 2:30pm. Interment at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. -End- >From The Toronto Star, Tuesday, November 2, 1909: Wills of Two Women Filed in Surrogate Mrs. Julia A. Conlin Left an Estate Which is Valued at About $31,000 Letters of Administration in the estate of Mrs. Julia A. Conlin, who died on Oct 4 last, were filed in the Surrogate Court today. She left an estate of $31,281, of which $3,013 is in mortgages, $7,374 in cash, and $20,018 in real estate at 103 and 230 Berkeley Street, $2,708; 191 to 197 and 217 Parliament street, $4,680; 52 to 60 Power Street, $3,201; 513 King Street east, $1,650; and 53 to 61 Sydenham Street, $3,209. As no will was made the whole estate passes to her daughter, Rose Conlin, 44 Brunswick avenue. Spelling as indexed at ancestry: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1934 and Deaths Overseas, 1939-1947 County of York, Div of Toronto Name: Ellen Coulen Death Date: 28 Jan 1907 Death Location: 34 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, York Gender: Female Marital: Single Estimated birth year: abt 1872 Birth Location: Toronto Cause: Myocarditis Religion: Methodist Informant: H. T. Machell, Jan 30, 1907 Reg. #001340 >From The Toronto Star, Tuesday, January 29, 1907: CONLIN - At the residence of her mother, Mrs. Julia A. Conlin, 1082 Brunswick ave, on Monday morning, January 28, 1907, Ellen (Nellie), daughter of the late Henry Conlin, and granddaughter of the late Ellen and George Robinson. Funeral on Wednesday, Jan 30 at 2:30pm. Rose is living at 44 Brunswick on the 1911 census but her surname on the original is almost unreadable: As indexed at www.automatedgenealogy.com: Do you search using the surname Mahoney as Rose' surname is indexed as ?. ? Rosabell 44 Brunswick F Head S Nov 1876 ON Methodist Mahoney Mary A. F Domestic S Nov 1865 ON Domestic servant Marg in Sunny Alberta On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 4:05 PM, D O' <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Listers: > > > Chasing this family for a long time to see if they are part of my maternal > Conlin family but with no luck; hope someone can find them. > > Looking for marriage of Rose(Rosa/Rosabel) Conlin b. abt 1868, York, ON & > sister Ellen b. abt 1871, York, ON. daughters of Henry Conlin & Julia A. > unknown. > > Toronto City Directory shows Henry alive c. 1873-74 but thereafter Julia is > a widow. Julia A. Conlin, widow of Henry, living in St.David's Ward for > 1871, 1881 Census, with two daughters Rosabel & Ellen. 1891 Census places > the family in St-Patrick's Ward and shows them as Methodist when previously > they were RC. > > I can't find them in 1901, nor can I find any marriage entries for any of > them. > > Your help and/or suggestions are most appreciated. > > Cheers! > Doreen > > * > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Win $10,000 from Hotmail! Enter Here. > http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9729708 > > *********** > Ten People All Genealogists Should Follow On Twitter: http://tr.im/hBAy > > Search Ontario Genealogy & Resources at > http://olivetreegenealogy.com/can/ont/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Marg....... you are simply a gem! I've plowed through Ancestry and other sites for the longest time and thought I had used every possible name alteration, but never came up with anything that connected. But you did - you sure did! That family is now complete and I can see where they fit with my own. Thank you so very much for your time and efforts. Doreen ========== * Date: Thu, 20 May 2010 00:22:27 -0600 Subject: Re: [ONTARIO] Pls help find missing Conlin family of Toronto. From: [email protected] To: [email protected] CC: [email protected] Hi: 1901 Census of Canada Page Information District: ON TORONTO (West/Ouest) (City/Cité) (#118) Subdistrict: Ward/Quartier No. 4 B-43 Page 3 Details: Schedule 1 Microfilm T-6500 Conlon Julia A. F Head W Aug 10 1843 ON Methodist Conlon Rose E. F Daughter S Nov 5 1871 ON Methodist Conlon Ellen F Daughter S Jan 9 1873 ON Methodist Mahoney Mary A. F Domestic S Nov 3 1854 ON RC Domestic Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1934 and Deaths Overseas, 1939-1947 Name: Rose Elizabeth Conlin Death Date: 26 Sep 1930 Death Location: Toronto General Hospital, patient for 2 hours Residence: 63 Wanless Ave, Toronto, York Gender: Female Marital: Single Occupation: None Age: 62 Born: November 5 Estimated birth year: abt 1868 Birth Location: Toronto Father: Henry Conlin, born Toronto Mother: Julan Robinson, born Toronto Informant: Alexandra Hector, 63 Wanless, Toronto, cousin Burial: Mt. Pleasant, September 29, 1930 Undertaker: Ellis Wray Ltd Cause of Death: Fractured skull, laceration of brain--Struck by an automobile Physician: ____, Coroner Reg. #006310 >From The Toronto Star, Saturday, September 27, 1930 : CONLIN - On Friday evening, September 26, 1930, very suddenly, Rose Elizabeth, daughter of the late Henry and Julia Robinson Conlin. Funeral from the home of Mr. & Mrs. A. Hector, 63 Wanless Avenue, Lawrence Park. Funeral notice later. -End- >From The Toronto Star, Saturday, September 27, 1930 : Body Lies in Morgue 3 Hours Unidentified Miss Rose Conlan Struck by Truck - Dies Without Regaining Senses Fatally injured when struck down by a motor truck on Dewhurst Blvd. last night, the body of Miss Rose Conlin, aged 65, of 63 Wanless Ave., lay unidentified in the city morgue for three hours. The woman, who had been visiting earlier in the evening, was attempting to cross Dewhurst Blvd. when she was struck down by a motor truck driven by Thomas Eldridge of 56 Hunter Street, who is being held on a manslaughter charge. Picked up in an unconscious condition, Miss Conlan was removed to Toronto General Hospital, where she expired two hours afterwards without regaining consciousness. A search of the woman's clothing revealed nothing that would lead to her identification. The body was removed to the City morgue by orders of Coroner Dr. J. M. Casserly. Alexander Hector of 63 Wanless Ave, who heard the description of the unidentified woman broadcast late last night, went to the morgue and identified the body as Miss Rose Conlan, who boarded at his home. -End- >From The Toronto Star, Saturday, September 27, 1930 : DRIVER IS CENSURED BY CORONER'S JURY Condition of Truck and Absence of Street Lights Blamed for Woman's Death The defective condition of the truck by which she was killed and poor street lighting on Dewhurst Blvd. were blamed for the death of Mrs (sic) Rose Elizabeth Conlin by the jury in the inquest held last night by Coroner Dr. J. M. Casserly.(the name I couldn't read on the Death Registration.) Charles Alexander, automotive engineer for the police department stated in his evidence that when he examined the truck after the accident he found that neither headlight on the car was working; that the steering gear was defective; that the brakes, both service and emergency, were so worn as to be useless; that the windshield was dirty, and that there was no windshield wiper. The accident, which resulted in the death of Mrs. Conlin, occurred at 8:30pm, September 26, 1930, on Dewhurst Blvd., opposite No. 47. According to the evidence, Mrs. Conlin was crossing the street in the middle of the block. She stepped out from behind a parked automobile and was struck by a truck driven by T. H. Eldridge. She died later at Toronto General Hospital from a fractured skull. "It was a very dark night and I don't think that the driver had a chance to see her." W. Simmons, an eye-witness, testified. Mr. Simmons stated that the truck had one head lamp buring and was travelling at a slow rate. "We are unanimously of the opinion that the driver of the truck should not have attempted to drive it in the poor condition it was proved to be in," the jury in their verdict said. "Also, that had there been better street lighting at this point and good head lights on the car, the accident could have been avoided." -End- Spelling as indexed at Ancestry: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1934 and Deaths Overseas, 1939-1947 County of York, Div of Toronto Name: Julia Ann Coulin Death Date: 4 Oct 1909 Death Location: 44 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, York Gender: Female Marital: Widow Age: 66 Estimated birth year: abt 1843 Date of birth: (Blank) Birth Location: Toronto Parents: (Blank) Physician & Informant of death: Dr. Alexander Davidson Cause: Intestinal obstruction Reg. #004917 >From The Toronto Star, Tuesday, October 5, 1909 & Wednesday, October 6, 1909: Deaths in the City CONLIN - At her resience, 44 Brunswick Ave, on Oct 4, 1909, Julia Ann, daughter of the late George and Ellen Robinson and widow of Henry Conlin, in her 66th year. Funeral from her home on Thursday, October 7, 1909, at 2:30pm. Interment at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. -End- >From The Toronto Star, Tuesday, November 2, 1909: Wills of Two Women Filed in Surrogate Mrs. Julia A. Conlin Left an Estate Which is Valued at About $31,000 Letters of Administration in the estate of Mrs. Julia A. Conlin, who died on Oct 4 last, were filed in the Surrogate Court today. She left an estate of $31,281, of which $3,013 is in mortgages, $7,374 in cash, and $20,018 in real estate at 103 and 230 Berkeley Street, $2,708; 191 to 197 and 217 Parliament street, $4,680; 52 to 60 Power Street, $3,201; 513 King Street east, $1,650; and 53 to 61 Sydenham Street, $3,209. As no will was made the whole estate passes to her daughter, Rose Conlin, 44 Brunswick avenue. Spelling as indexed at ancestry: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1934 and Deaths Overseas, 1939-1947 County of York, Div of Toronto Name: Ellen Coulen Death Date: 28 Jan 1907 Death Location: 34 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, York Gender: Female Marital: Single Estimated birth year: abt 1872 Birth Location: Toronto Cause: Myocarditis Religion: Methodist Informant: H. T. Machell, Jan 30, 1907 Reg. #001340 >From The Toronto Star, Tuesday, January 29, 1907: CONLIN - At the residence of her mother, Mrs. Julia A. Conlin, 1082 Brunswick ave, on Monday morning, January 28, 1907, Ellen (Nellie), daughter of the late Henry Conlin, and granddaughter of the late Ellen and George Robinson. Funeral on Wednesday, Jan 30 at 2:30pm. Rose is living at 44 Brunswick on the 1911 census but her surname on the original is almost unreadable: As indexed at www.automatedgenealogy.com: Do you search using the surname Mahoney as Rose' surname is indexed as ?. ? Rosabell 44 Brunswick F Head S Nov 1876 ON Methodist Mahoney Mary A. F Domestic S Nov 1865 ON Domestic servant Marg in Sunny Alberta On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 4:05 PM, D O' <[email protected]> wrote: Hi Listers: Chasing this family for a long time to see if they are part of my maternal Conlin family but with no luck; hope someone can find them. Looking for marriage of Rose(Rosa/Rosabel) Conlin b. abt 1868, York, ON & sister Ellen b. abt 1871, York, ON. daughters of Henry Conlin & Julia A. unknown. Toronto City Directory shows Henry alive c. 1873-74 but thereafter Julia is a widow. Julia A. Conlin, widow of Henry, living in St.David's Ward for 1871, 1881 Census, with two daughters Rosabel & Ellen. 1891 Census places the family in St-Patrick's Ward and shows them as Methodist when previously they were RC. I can't find them in 1901, nor can I find any marriage entries for any of them. Your help and/or suggestions are most appreciated. Cheers! 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