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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: SEAMAN, FORD, MCNEAL Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IYGBAIB/550.1 Message Board Post: I "think" it goes like this: 1 Wilson D. Seaman b. ca. 1809 OH d. Adair Co., MO m. Nancy Ford m. 29 Nov 1832 Clinton Co., OH b. May 1807 Rockbridge Co., VA d. 14 Aug 1873 Adair Co., MO 2 James V. Seaman, Dr. b. ca. 1851 Richland Twp., Clinton Co., OH d. ca. 1890 ? m. Luella E. McNeal m. 11 Jun 1882 Sullivan Co., MO b. Sep 1862 OH 3 Benton W. Seaman b. 17 Aug 1884 KS or MO d. 20 Jul 1976 Cambridge, OH m. Ethyl Cordelia ___ Have more info if intested in exchanging. John

Bob, In my previous posting I inadvertently omitted several of Wilson and Nancy Seaman's daughters, i.e., Prudence, b. ca. 1834 in Clinton Co., OH, and Mary, b. ca. 1840, Clinton Co., OH. One of Wm. D. and Nancy Seaman's neighbors in 1840 in Union Twp., Clinton Co., OH, was Reece Gaddis, obviously the namesake of Wm's son Reece Gaddis Seaman. [1840 US Census of Union Twp., Clinton Co., OH, p. 297] I suspect that this family "may" somehow be related to the family of Dr. Valentine Seaman, a prominent physician and surgeon of New York City, & President of the Medical Society which was the forerunner of the New York College of Physicians and Surgeons. From Shrady, John, Dr. "Contributions to the Medical History of the City of New York": "Dr. Valentine Seaman was born in Queens County, Long Island, April 2, 1770, his father being Willet Seaman and his mother Mary Searing, also of the same county, both of whom were of Quaker parentage. Near the close of the Revolutionary War Valentine's father went to New York and established himself as a merchant and offered many inducements to his son to join him in business, but medicine had more allurements and Dr. Benjamin Rush of Philadelphia gained a pupil." "After his graduation Dr. Valentine returned to this city and married Anna Ferris in 1794, by whom he had eleven children." "The first white child vaccinated for smallpox in New York was his own son, he having lost his first child by small pox . He was induced to visit Jenner, the result of which was that the two became fast friends throughout their lives." According to my records, Valentine Seaman had, among others, a son named James Valentine Seaman (James V. Seaman). Possibly he is the namesake of Wm. D. Seaman's son, James V[alentine?]. Seaman, who later became a physician in Iowa. I would be interested in anything further that you may discover about this family in the future. Regards, John M. Stewart Grand Island,NE >>Wondering if y'all might have any information on one of my wife's 4x >>greats. . . >> >>Wilson D. SEAMAN, born in Ohio, in 1810 >>married Nancy UNKNOWN probably abt. 1840 >> >>children: George >> Jonah >> Ross >> Jane Ann (my wife's 3g), born in Ohio in 1847 >> James V. >> >>I'll appreciate anything you might offer! >> >>Bob Barndt >>Midland, TX > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.777 / Virus Database: 524 - Release Date: 10/14/2004

Husband: Wilson D. Seaman Born: ca. 1809 in OH Died: 14 Aug 1873 in Adair Co., MO Buried: in Adair Co., MO Resided: 1850 in Clinton Co., OH Resided: 1870 in Shibley's Point, Morrow Twp., Adair Co., MO Father: Mother: 1850 US Census of Dist. No. 21, Richland Twp., Clinton Co., OH, 18 Jul 1850, p. 317, line 29, dwelling 6, family 6: Wilson D. Seaman, 42, m, farmer, $1375, b. OH; Nancy, 43, f, b. VA; Prudence, 16, m, b. OH; Mary 13, f, b. OH; George, 9, m, b. OH; Jonah, 7, m, b. OH; Reece G., 6, m, b. OH; Jane Ann, 4, f, b. OH; Rebecca E., 1, f, b. OH. Residing next to the family of Robertson Ford, 27, m, farmer, b. OH; wife Eliza, 23, f, b. OH, children William 3, m, b. OH and Rebecca, 8/12, f, b. OH. 1870 US Census of of Shibley's Point, Morrow Twp., Adair Co., MO, 21 Jul 1870, p. 36, line 1, dwelling 55, family 47: Seaman, Wilson D., 60, m, w, farmer, $4500/$1000, b. OH; Nancy, 55, f, keeping house, b. VA, father foreign born [England]; George, 29, m, working on farm, b. OH; Jonah, 27, m, working on farm, b. OH; Rese [sic] G., 25, m, working on farm, b. OH; Jane A., 23, f, no occupation, b. OH; James V., 19, m, b. OH. Wife: Nancy Ford Married: 29 Nov 1832 in Clinton Co., OH Nr. of children (family): 9 Born: May 1807 in Rockbridge Co., VA Died: 14 Aug 1873 in Adair Co., MO Resided: 1870 in Shibley's Point, Adair Co., MO Father: Mother: ? Child 1: Unknown child Seaman Died: bef. 1887 in ? Child 2: Unknown child Seaman Died: bef. 1887 in ? Child 3: Unknown child Seaman Died: bef. 1887 in M Child 4: George Seaman Born: ca. 1841 in Clinton Co., OH Resided: 1850 in Richland Twp., Clinton Co., OH Resided: 1880 in Morrow Twp., Adair Co., MO Resided: 1887 in Carroll Co., MO Military: Civ War Vet, Co. F, 88th OH Inf. Occupation: Farmer Spouse: Melissa ___ b. ca. 1857 1880 US Census of Morrow Twp., ED 152, Adair Co., MO, 07 Jun 1880, p. 151D, line 41, dwelling 98, family 99: George Seaman, m, w, 38, b. OH, farmer, father b. OH, mother b. VA; Melissa, wife, f, w, 23, b. MO, keeping house, b. MO, father b. (blank) M Child 5: Jonah V. Seaman Born: ca. 1843 in Clinton Co., OH Died: bef. 1887 in Resided: 1850 in Clinton Co., OH Military: Civ War Vet, Co. F, 88th OH Inf. M Child 6: Reese Gaddis Seaman Born: 01 Jun 1844 in Clinton Co., OH Died: 16 Dec 1931 in Farlin, Greene Co., IA Buried: in Jefferson, Greene Co., IA Resided: 1850 in Richland Twp., Clinton Co., OH Resided: in Morrow Twp., Adair Co., MO Occupation: Marble Business Resided: 1875 - 1880 in Bristol Twp., Greene Co., IA Resided: 1887 in Scranton, Greene Co., IA Military: Jan 1865 Civ War Vet, Co. F, 88th OH Inf. Occupation: Farmer Occupation: Hawkeye Mills Proprietor Spouse: Harriet "Hattie" Capps b. 02 Sep 1848 d. 08 Sep 1940 Married: 23 Apr 1874 in Danforth, Adair Co., MO Biographical and Historical Record of Greene and Carroll Counties, Iowa, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago 1887: REESE G. SEAMAN, of the firm of Seaman & Seaman, proprietors of the Hawkeye Mills, on section 30, Bristol Township, was born June 1, 1844, in Clinton County, Ohio, son of W. D. Seaman. He was reared on a farm and remained with his father's family until his twenty-first year, when, in January, 1865, he became a recruit of Company F, Eighty-eighth Ohio Infantry. His service was on detached duty at the headquarters of General P. Richardson. After the war he became a resident of Adair County, Missouri, where he lived about ten years engaged in farming and in operating stationary engines. He was also engaged in the marble trade four years. In Adair County, April 23, 1874, he was united in marriage with Hattie Capps, daughter of Henry Capps of that county. In 1875 Mr. Seaman became identified with the interests of Greene County and engaged in farming. Later he owned a farm on section 30, Bristol Township, which he sold, and then purchased an interest in the mill property of which he now has half of the charge. The building is 30 x 40 feet, two and one-half stories in height, with basement and three sets of burrs. The power comes from the North Coon River, a head of seven feet giving a safe and reliable power sufficient for all uses. They contemplate making many improvements in the near future. In connection with the mill property the company owns forty acres of land upon which are three houses, a barn and carpenter's shop. A fair valuation of the entire property would not vary much from $12,000. Mr. Seaman's parents lived many years in Adair County, Missouri, before their decease. The father was born in Ohio County [sic] and the mother in Rockbridge County, Virginia. They were married in Clinton County, Ohio. Of their nine children Reese G. was the sixth. The eldest, George, lives in Carroll County, Missouri; James V. is a physician, living in Butler County, Kansas. These and our subject are all that are living. George, Jonah V. and Reese G. served in Company F, Eighty-eighth Ohio Infantry. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman have five children -- Henry W., Jonah V., James D., Nellie and Edith. They are members of the Christian Church, and in politics Mr. Seaman is an ardent Republican. He belongs to Golden Gate Lodge, No. 402, A.F. & A.M., at Scranton, and N.H. Powers Post, G.A.R., at the same place. F Child 7: Jane Ann Seaman Born: 1847 in OH F Child 8: Rebecca E. Seaman Born: ca. 1849 in Richland Twp., Clinton Co., OH Died: bef. 1870 in Resided: 1850 in Richland Twp., Clinton Co., OH Not listed with family in the 1870 US Census of Shibley's Point, Morrow Twp., Adair Co., MO, p. 36. M Child 9: James V. Seaman, Dr. Born: ca. 1851 in Richland Twp., Clinton Co., OH Resided: 1870 in Shibley's Point, Adair Co., MO Resided: 1887 in Butler Co., KS Occupation: Physician Family Group Sheet Husband: George Seaman Born: ca. 1841 in Clinton Co., OH Resided: 1850 in Richland Twp., Clinton Co., OH Resided: 1880 in Morrow Twp., Adair Co., MO Resided: 1887 in Carroll Co., MO Military: Civ War Vet, Co. F, 88th OH Inf. Occupation: Farmer Father: Wilson D. Seaman Mother: Nancy Ford 1880 US Census of Morrow Twp., ED 152, Adair Co., MO, 07 Jun 1880, p. 151D, line 41, dwelling 98, family 99: George Seaman, m, w, 38, b. OH, farmer, father b. OH, mother b. VA; Melissa, wife, f, w, 23, b. MO, keeping house, b. MO, father b. (blank) Wife: Melissa ___ Born: ca. 1857 in MO Resided: 1880 in Morrow Twp., Adair Co., MO Father: Mother: Family Group Sheet Husband: Reese Gaddis Seaman Born: 01 Jun 1844 in Clinton Co., OH Died: 16 Dec 1931 in Farlin, Greene Co., IA Buried: in Jefferson, Greene Co., IA Resided: 1850 in Richland Twp., Clinton Co., OH Resided: in Morrow Twp., Adair Co., MO Occupation: Marble Business Resided: 1875 - 1880 in Bristol Twp., Greene Co., IA Resided: 1887 in Scranton, Greene Co., IA Military: Jan 1865 Civ War Vet, Co. F, 88th OH Inf. Occupation: Farmer Occupation: Hawkeye Mills Proprietor Father: Wilson D. Seaman Mother: Nancy Ford Biographical and Historical Record of Greene and Carroll Counties, Iowa, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago 1887: REESE G. SEAMAN, of the firm of Seaman & Seaman, proprietors of the Hawkeye Mills, on section 30, Bristol Township, was born June 1, 1844, in Clinton County, Ohio, son of W. D. Seaman. He was reared on a farm and remained with his father's family until his twenty-first year, when, in January, 1865, he became a recruit of Company F, Eighty-eighth Ohio Infantry. His service was on detached duty at the headquarters of General P. Richardson. After the war he became a resident of Adair County, Missouri, where he lived about ten years engaged in farming and in operating stationary engines. He was also engaged in the marble trade four years. In Adair County, April 23, 1874, he was united in marriage with Hattie Capps, daughter of Henry Capps of that county. In 1875 Mr. Seaman became identified with the interests of Greene County and engaged in farming. Later he owned a farm on section 30, Bristol Township, which he sold, and then purchased an interest in the mill property of which he now has half of the charge. The building is 30 x 40 feet, two and one-half stories in height, with basement and three sets of burrs. The power comes from the North Coon River, a head of seven feet giving a safe and reliable power sufficient for all uses. They contemplate making many improvements in the near future. In connection with the mill property the company owns forty acres of land upon which are three houses, a barn and carpenter's shop. A fair valuation of the entire property would not vary much from $12,000. Mr. Seaman's parents lived many years in Adair County, Missouri, before their decease. The father was born in Ohio County [sic] and the mother in Rockbridge County, Virginia. They were married in Clinton County, Ohio. Of their nine children Reese G. was the sixth. The eldest, George, lives in Carroll County, Missouri; James V. is a physician, living in Butler County, Kansas. These and our subject are all that are living. George, Jonah V. and Reese G. served in Company F, Eighty-eighth Ohio Infantry. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman have five children -- Henry W., Jonah V., James D., Nellie and Edith. They are members of the Christian Church, and in politics Mr. Seaman is an ardent Republican. He belongs to Golden Gate Lodge, No. 402, A.F. & A.M., at Scranton, and N.H. Powers Post, G.A.R., at the same place. Wife: Harriet "Hattie" Capps Married: 23 Apr 1874 in Danforth, Adair Co., MO Born: 02 Sep 1848 in Adair Co., MO Died: 08 Sep 1940 in Farlin, Greene Co., IA Father: Henry Capps Mother: Charlotte Thorpe M Child 1: Henry Wilson Seaman Resided: in Greene Co., IA M Child 2: Jonah Dean Seaman Resided: in Greene Co., IA M Child 3: James V. Seaman Resided: 1887 in Greene Co., IA F Child 4: Nellie Seaman Resided: 1887 in Greene Co., IA F Child 5: Caroline "Carrie" Seaman F Child 6: Edith May Seaman Resided: 1887 in Greene Co., IA Regards, John M. Stewart Grand Island, NE ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carolyn Seaman" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2004 2:50 PM Subject: Re: [SEAMAN] Wilson D. SEAMAN >A little further searching on my part reveals the following: > > Wilson D. Seaman m. Nancy Ford, Nov 29, 1832, Clinton County, Ohio. > Source: FamilyTreeMaker, CD400 Marriage Index: Ohio 1789-1850. > Information is contained on Family History Library Film #0568594. (The > film itself may contain names of parents, etc.) > > Hope this helps a little bit. > Keep us informed. > > Carolyn Seaman > > At 11:03 AM 10/15/2004, you wrote: > >>Wondering if y'all might have any information on one of my wife's 4x >>greats. . . >> >>Wilson D. SEAMAN, born in Ohio, in 1810 >>married Nancy UNKNOWN probably abt. 1840 >> >>children: George >> Jonah >> Ross >> Jane Ann (my wife's 3g), born in Ohio in 1847 >> James V. >> >>I'll appreciate anything you might offer! >> >>Bob Barndt >>Midland, TX > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.777 / Virus Database: 524 - Release Date: 10/14/2004

A little further searching on my part reveals the following: Wilson D. Seaman m. Nancy Ford, Nov 29, 1832, Clinton County, Ohio. Source: FamilyTreeMaker, CD400 Marriage Index: Ohio 1789-1850. Information is contained on Family History Library Film #0568594. (The film itself may contain names of parents, etc.) Hope this helps a little bit. Keep us informed. Carolyn Seaman At 11:03 AM 10/15/2004, you wrote: >Wondering if y'all might have any information on one of my wife's 4x >greats. . . > >Wilson D. SEAMAN, born in Ohio, in 1810 >married Nancy UNKNOWN probably abt. 1840 > >children: George > Jonah > Ross > Jane Ann (my wife's 3g), born in Ohio in 1847 > James V. > >I'll appreciate anything you might offer! > >Bob Barndt >Midland, TX

I have a Wilson Lee Seaman, b 1/7/1856 m. Susan Garland. No Wilson D. Seaman though. Cheri ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert A Barndt" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 8:03 AM Subject: [SEAMAN] Wilson D. SEAMAN Wondering if y'all might have any information on one of my wife's 4x greats. . . Wilson D. SEAMAN, born in Ohio, in 1810 married Nancy UNKNOWN probably abt. 1840 children: George Jonah Ross Jane Ann (my wife's 3g), born in Ohio in 1847 James V. I'll appreciate anything you might offer! Bob Barndt Midland, TX

Another way to approach it would be to give us what you have on Jane Ann Seaman, such as the name of her husband as well as the spouses of any of her siblings. At 11:57 AM 10/15/2004, you wrote: >Sorry.... > >There are a whole lot of "SEAMAN" surnames in Ohio starting around 1825 >with the >opening of the Erie Canal. Being born in 1810 would have meant that they >probably came west on horseback. Looking for land records might help you >locate the family in a particular county. Other records are so skimpy that it >will be hard to tie them to other SEAMAN families. > > >Quoting Robert A Barndt <[email protected]>: > > > > > Wondering if y'all might have any information on one of my wife's 4x > > greats. . . > > > > Wilson D. SEAMAN, born in Ohio, in 1810 > > married Nancy UNKNOWN probably abt. 1840 > > > > children: George > > Jonah > > Ross > > Jane Ann (my wife's 3g), born in Ohio in 1847 > > James V. > > > > I'll appreciate anything you might offer! > > > > Bob Barndt > > Midland, TX > > > >

Wondering if y'all might have any information on one of my wife's 4x greats. . . Wilson D. SEAMAN, born in Ohio, in 1810 married Nancy UNKNOWN probably abt. 1840 children: George Jonah Ross Jane Ann (my wife's 3g), born in Ohio in 1847 James V. I'll appreciate anything you might offer! Bob Barndt Midland, TX

Sorry.... There are a whole lot of "SEAMAN" surnames in Ohio starting around 1825 with the opening of the Erie Canal. Being born in 1810 would have meant that they probably came west on horseback. Looking for land records might help you locate the family in a particular county. Other records are so skimpy that it will be hard to tie them to other SEAMAN families. Quoting Robert A Barndt <[email protected]>: > > Wondering if y'all might have any information on one of my wife's 4x > greats. . . > > Wilson D. SEAMAN, born in Ohio, in 1810 > married Nancy UNKNOWN probably abt. 1840 > > children: George > Jonah > Ross > Jane Ann (my wife's 3g), born in Ohio in 1847 > James V. > > I'll appreciate anything you might offer! > > Bob Barndt > Midland, TX > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IYGBAIB/516.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I lost my E-Mail account on Hotmail and I am using this account only.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IYGBAIB/516.1.2 Message Board Post: William McGillivray and Anna(Seman) had a son name Lewis. That is my Grandfather.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IYGBAIB/573.1 Message Board Post: Looking for this family also...who are the parents of Wm R. Seaman? I am looking for more on Drucilla Ann Ross also.

thanks for your help...I ordered the CD and have a copy of her book Sue Gundrum ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2004 4:31 PM Subject: Re: [SEAMAN] Re: Brothers of Capt John Seaman > Familytreemaker.com used to have a site with at least part of the book > DESCENDANTS OF CAPT. JOHN SEAMAN OF HEMPSTEAD, LONG ISLAND, NY ACCORDING TO MARY > THOMAS SEAMAN:1928 > Much of what you are looking for is probably in there. "John Seaman came to > America with in 1630 with the Winthrop fleet of ten vessels, 900 immigrants, > [also referred to as "the nine hundred"] and died early in 1695 in > Hempstead, long Island." If you cant find it, email me and I can share info with you, > perhaps by mail. Do you have his marriages with first Elizabeth Strickland > and 2nd Martha Moore? I think I am descended from Captain and Martha's > daughter Sarah who married John Mott, but it is an unproven, though likely link. > There are too many John Motts. > Paula > > >

Anita, have you tried searching Long Island, NY for info on your Seamans? This goes back several centuries earlier, but there is a Sylvanus Seaman of Hempstead, LI, who was one of ten children of Mary and Thomas Seaman. Thomas was the son of Captain John Seaman by his second wife Martha More/Moore. (From the book Descendants of Capt. John Seaman of Hempstead, Long Island, NY according to Mary Thomas Seaman) I mention this because of the English naming patterns, which were continued for generations. If you can get back a few more generations, try longislandgenealogy.com Type in Seaman, and you'll get some hits. Try J Rubins' site link there too. I have found several Sylvanus Motts, one dying in Freeport L.I. between 1900 and 1906. My John Mott married Sarah Seaman in 1688. There was so much inter-marrying on Long Island, that it might be worth a try. Even if you don't make aconnection yet, it is interesting reading! Good luck, Paula

Familytreemaker.com used to have a site with at least part of the book DESCENDANTS OF CAPT. JOHN SEAMAN OF HEMPSTEAD, LONG ISLAND, NY ACCORDING TO MARY THOMAS SEAMAN:1928 Much of what you are looking for is probably in there. "John Seaman came to America with in 1630 with the Winthrop fleet of ten vessels, 900 immigrants, [also referred to as "the nine hundred"] and died early in 1695 in Hempstead, long Island." If you cant find it, email me and I can share info with you, perhaps by mail. Do you have his marriages with first Elizabeth Strickland and 2nd Martha Moore? I think I am descended from Captain and Martha's daughter Sarah who married John Mott, but it is an unproven, though likely link. There are too many John Motts. Paula

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IYGBAIB/291.1 Message Board Post: This is actually Anita Harris. I am the great granddaughter of Sylvanus Moses Seaman. His son, Harold Marion Seamen was born in Carlinville, Illinois. Sylvanus was then married to a woman named Myrtle Johnston. I have no information about his previous marriage in New York. Harold Marion Seamen studied Law in Washington, D.C. where he met Edith Clare Jane. He later worked for NASA as a lawyer and died in 1977 in Pascagoula Mississippi. My name at birth was Anita Jane Seamen. I now work in the genealogy library in Wurzburg, Germany. I have lots of resources, but little information. Please email me what info you do have, and we can work together to piece this together. You have already helped! Email [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: SEAMAN Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IYGBAIB/596 Message Board Post: SEAMAN_George_A_and_Stella_C.JPG I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery - Christus section, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records. This is one of the 91,621 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IYGBAIB/584.2 Message Board Post: The book was written by my father in 1984 and has just been reprinted. Please contact me off list if you are interested in obtaining a copy. Peter

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IYGBAIB/584.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Sorry, there is no mention of these families. It is primarily about the Seaman family Collingwood is close to St. Vincent Twp. If you contact the Owen Sound Public Library ( their website is www.owensound.library.on.ca), they have researchers who will give you more local information. I think Collingwood is actually not in Grey Twp. Collingwood also has a website and you can click right into the library website. Hope this helps

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CAMPBELL, CURRIE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IYGBAIB/584.1.1 Message Board Post: Is the family of Dugald CAMPBELL mentioned in this book. He lived on the farm at S. 1/2, Lot 19, Con. 2, Craigleith, C'wood Twp., Grey Co. from the mid 1840's until his death in 1889. His son George took it over, followed by his son Charlie and his son Gordon lives there to this day. His wife was Anne KEITH. their children were Flora, Charles, Margaret, Hugh, Mary, Catherine, George, John, Dugald and Sarah Ann. Also, how about the family of Malcolm CURRIE from just accross the county line in Nottawasaga Twp., Simcoe County. Thank you Malcolm CAMPBELL