There is this book: Transcription of records of burial, 1807-1850 / St. James Cathedral. Notes: "index of burials from 1807 to 1850 compiled by Toronto Branch, OGS based on records made available by the Anglican Archives located at Diocesan Offices on Adelaide Street, Toronto." "includes Register 1, 31 March 1807-29 June 1812 -- Register 2, 21 August 1824-13 October 1824 -- Register 3, 21 July 1835-30 June 1850 and also the Garrison Register 1825-1850". Location Collection Call No. Status NORTH YORK CENTRAL Canadiana 6th Fl Reference 929.50971 CAT In Library TORONTO REFERENCE LIBRARY REF-SP COLL-Open Shelf-4th Fl 929.50971 C1355 In Library You might try St James Cemetery http://www.stjamescathedral.on.ca/cemetery.asp#13 It opened in 1844. You could email or call them in advance they are always very helpful. Have you tried Carrville Cemetery or Maple Cemetery or even Zion Primitive Methodist at Don Mills & Finch (earliest 1854)? Where did the the one son in York Twp live in 1850? - the only one I could find was a miller and grain buyer at York Mills in 1878 and I can't find anyone in the 1837 Home District Directory. Robin -----Original Message----- From: ontario-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:ontario-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Bonnie Sent: July 26, 2007 9:05 AM To: ontario@rootsweb.com Subject: [ONTARIO] burials Toronto and York County pre-1861 I plan to look the old burials for St. James Cathedral. Where would I find them? Have you other suggestions about where I should look, please? Bonnie

Thanks Robin. I will check St James Cathedral transcription next week and contact St James Cemetery before I go. I have seen transcripts for Carrville, Maple and Zion Primitive Methodist....no luck. > Have you tried Carrville Cemetery or Maple Cemetery or even Zion Primitive > Methodist at Don Mills & Finch (earliest 1854)? I assume data for 1837 Home District Directory was collected the previous year which is the year the family arrived from England which is why they were missed. The sons did not purchase land until later so family`s residence in York Township is a bit of a mystery. John and Mary`s eldest son, Thomas RUMBLE (my direct line) appears a conc 4, lot 4 York Twp in 1846 directory. There were several people listed on this lot and concession so presumably it was a village. I checked a couple of old maps and there seems to be two options... west of Yonge near Weston or east of Yonge (could not determine exact location)....I think it more likely they were east of Yonge Street. Bonnie