Sarah Ann Palmer1

#2241, (1840 - 1902)
FatherHenry Palmer1 (1812 - 1845)
MotherJane Cross1 (c 1810 - 1882)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Child of Sarah Ann Palmer and Walter Heard

Life Events

BaptismSarah Ann Palmer was baptized on 3 Nov 1840 in Lympsham, Somerset.1 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusSarah appeared on the 1841 Census of Lympsham, Somerset in the household of her parents. She was 3 months old and born in Somerset.2 
(with Mother) 1851 CensusSarah A appeared on the 1851 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset in the household of her widowed mother. She was 10, a Scholar, and born in Lympsham.3 
MarriageShe married Walter Heard in 1859.4
 
1861 CensusWalter and Sarah Ann Heard appeared on the 1861 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at 7 Camden Street. They lived in the same residence as Sarah Ann's mother and stepfather. Walter was 23, a Master painter & Grainer, employing one man, and born in Thorverton Devon. Sarah Ann was 20, born in Lympsham. They had one child, Walter Henry (5 months.)5 
(Widowed) DeathHer husband Walter died in 1863.6 
MarriageSarah Ann Palmer married John Vincent.
Marriage record not yet found.7 
1871 CensusJohn and Sarah A Vincent appeared on the 1871 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at 1 Weston Place. John was 38, a Gardener, and born in Wrington. Sarah A was 39, a Dress Maker, born in Lympsham. They had one boarder with them.8 
1881 CensusJohn and Sarah A appeared on the 1881 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at 13 James Street. John was 43, a Jobbing Gardener, birthplace Wrington Somerset. Sarah was 40, a Dressmaker, born in Lympsham. With them was Sarah's son Walter Heard (20, journeyman painter) and niece Bertha Palmer (14.)7 
1891 CensusJohn and Sarah A appeared on the 1891 Census of Tredegar, Monmouthshire, at 27 First Row. John was 52, a Gardener, and born in Wrington. Sarah A was 50, a Laundress, born in Lympsham. With them was Sarah's son Walter H Heard (28,painter.)9 
1901 CensusSarah Vincent appeared on the 1901 Census of Tredegar, Monmouthshire, at 23 West Lane. She was a widow, age 60, and born in Bath Somerset. With her was her son Walter Vincent [sic] (37, house painter) and a boarder.10 
DeathSarah died in 1902.11
 
Last Edited25 Feb 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Lympsham, Somerset, 1737-1993 (Family History Library, 1364058).
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/933 Book 5 Folio 10.
  3. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 525.
  4. FreeBMD. Walter Heard & Sarah Ann Palmer, Sep Q 1859, Bristol RD.
  5. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1673 folio 73.
  6. FreeBMD. Walter Heard, Jun Q 1863, Axbridge RD.
  7. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2421 folio 17.
  8. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2459 folio 79.
  9. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/4357 folio 78.
  10. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/4937 ed2 f42 p33.
  11. FreeBMD. Sarah Vincent, age 64, Mar Q 1902, Bedwelty RD.

Thomas Palmer1

#2242, (1838 - )
FatherHenry Palmer1 (1812 - 1845)
MotherJane Cross1 (c 1810 - 1882)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Life Events

Research Note *** I am not confident that all these notes are for the correct person, although there was only one Thomas Palmer baptised in Badgworth 1838 +/- 10 years. Finding marriage certs would help***. 
BaptismThomas Palmer was baptized on 23 Mar 1838 in Badgworth, Somerset. He was the son of Henry, a carpenter, & Jane Palmer of Badgworth.1 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusThomas appeared on the 1841 Census of Lympsham, Somerset in the household of his parents. He was 3 years old and born in Somerset.2 
(with Mother) 1851 CensusThomas appeared on the 1851 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset in the household of his widowed mother. He was 13, a Scholar, and born in Badgworth.3 
1861 CensusThomas Palmer appeared on the 1861 Census of Bristol, Gloucestershire. He was 23, unmarried, a Tea Traveller, and born in Badgworth Somerset. Thomas was a visitor to John and Martha Fulford.4 
MarriageHe married Ann (-?-).5
 
1871 CensusThomas and Ann Palmer appeared on the 1871 Census of Stoke Newington, Middlesex, at 10 Brook Road. Thomas was 33, a Dealer in Cattle Food, born in Badgworth. Ann was 32, born in Bristol. With them was their daughter Florence (9, born Devedon [sic] Somerset) and a nephew, Frederic Fulford (23, Bristol.)5 
Research Note Frederick Fulford's parents were John Fulford & Martha Slader; Thomas was a visitor at their home in the 1861 census;
Do not know if Florence was Thomas' daughter or Ann's daughter before they married, if indeed they married. 
1881 CensusThomas appeared on the 1881 Census of Sheffield, Yorkshire, at 38 Saxon Road. He was 38, unmarried, an Annuitant, and born in Badgworth Somersetshire. He was visiting Elizabeth Osborne (35, born in Yorkshire) and her mother Elizabeth Fowler.6 
MarriageThomas Palmer married Elizabeth (-?-).7
 
1901 CensusThomas and Elizabeth appeared on the 1901 Census of Lewisham, London, at 51 Felday Road. Thomas was 62, a Commercial Traveller in Provisions, born in Badgworth. Elizabeth was 68, born in Brixton Surrey. They lived in 4 rooms.8 
1911 CensusSamuel Thomas Palmer and his wife Elizabeth appeared on the 1911 Census of Lewisham, London, at 74 Mount Pleasant Road. Samuel Thomas was 73, a Salesman in canned fruits &c, and was born in Lympsham Somerset. Elizabeth was 76 and born in Brixton. They had been married 21 years and Elizabeth had borne no children. With them was a domestic companion.7 
Research Note There is an death index entry in Lewisham RD Dec Q 1916 for Elizabeth Palmer, age 83. 
Last Edited27 Feb 2015

Citations

  1. St Congar Church, Badgworth, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Thomas Palmer baptism, 1838, #252.
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/933 Book 5 Folio 10.
  3. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 525.
  4. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1728 folio 75.
  5. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/309 Folio 41.
  6. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/4637 folio 132.
  7. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 29 SD 3 ED 13 Schedule 52.
  8. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/552 folio 146.

Henry Palmer Sperring1

#14558, (1852 - 1929)
FatherJames Sperring2 (c 1817 - bt 1871 - 1881)
MotherElizabeth Palmer2 (1824 - 1908)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Children of Henry Palmer Sperring and Eliza (-?-)

Life Events

BirthHenry Palmer Sperring was born in 1852 in Lympsham, Somerset.2,3
 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusHenry P appeared on the 1861 Census of Lympsham, Somerset with his parents. He was 9, a Scholar, and born in Lympsham.2 
MarriageHe married Eliza (-?-).
There are entries in the marriage index in 1873 in Bristol for Henry Sperring and either Eliza Patch or Eliza Seaward. 
Research Note There are entries in the GRO index for Gilling Sperring, born 1873, died 1874 in Axbridge RD - a possible child for Henry, since that was his grandmother's surname. 
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Eliza died circa 1880.  
1881 CensusHenry Sperring appeared on the 1881 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at Cottage, High Street. He was age 29, a widower, no occupation noted, born Lympsham. His children were Herbert (6) and Frank (1), both born in Weston Super Mare. Also in the household were three lodgers, James & Alice Bartlett [his sister] and Lucy Hillman (78.)4 
(with Mother) 1891 CensusHenry appeared on the 1891 Census of Brent Knoll, Somerset in the household of his widowed mother. He was 38 and a widower. The enumerator did not fill in occupations or birth places for anyone in the household.5 
(with Mother) 1901 CensusHenry appeared on the 1901 Census of Brent Knoll, Somerset with his mother. He was 49, married, a Carpenter, born in Lympsham.6 
1911 CensusHenry Sperring appeared on the 1911 Census of Brent Knoll, Somerset, at Croft Cottage, Brent Street. His cottage had four rooms and no one else was with him. Henry was 60, a widower, Carpenter jobbing at home, born in Lympsham. He filled in the column regarding children as 4 born and still living, even though it was only intended to be filled out for females.7 
DeathHenry died in 1929.8
 
Last Edited3 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. FreeBMD. Henry Palmer Sperring, Jun Q 1852, Axbridge RD.
  2. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1670 folio 10.
  3. General Register Office Online Birth Index. Henry Palmer Sperring, mother's maiden name Palmer, Jun Q 1852, Axbridge RD.
  4. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2420 folio 20.
  5. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/1918 folio 63.
  6. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/2321 folio 81.
  7. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 314 SD 2 ED 12 Schedule 43.
  8. FreeBMD. Henry P Sperring, age 76, Jun Q 1929, Axbridge RD.
  9. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Weston Super Mare St John, 1668-1905 (Family History Library, 1526765).

Alice Jane Sperring1

#14683, (c 1853 - 1919)
FatherJames Sperring1 (c 1817 - bt 1871 - 1881)
MotherElizabeth Palmer1 (1824 - 1908)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Life Events

BirthAlice Jane Sperring was born circa 1853 in Lympsham, Somerset.1,2
 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusAlice appeared on the 1861 Census of Lympsham, Somerset with her parents. She was 8, a Scholar, and born in Lympsham.1 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusAlice appeared on the 1871 Census of Lympsham, Somerset with her parents. She was 17, a Dressmaker, and born in Lympsham.3 
MarriageShe married James Dowson Bartlett in 1879.4
 
1881 CensusJames and Alice Bartlett appeared on the 1881 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at High Street. They were lodgers with Alice's brother Henry Sperring, although the census did not record that they were related. James was 31 and born in South Brent. Alice was 27 and born in Lympsham. No occupations were recorded for this household.5 
1891 CensusJames D and Alice J Bartlett appeared on the 1891 Census of Clevedon, Somerset, at Copse Vale House. James was 41, a Cab Driver, born in Brent Knoll. Alice J was 37, born in Lympsham. With them was nephew Frank E Sperring (11, scholar, Weston Super Mare). [Frank was the son of Alice's brother Henry, who was widowed]6 
1901 CensusJames D and Annie Bartlett appeared on the 1901 Census of Clevedon, Somerset, at 2 Colty Place. James was 52, a Cabman, born in Brent Knoll. Annie [sic] was 47, born in Lympsham. With them was their nephew (F Sperring, 21, cabman) and two visitors.7 
(Widowed) DeathHer husband James died in 1910.8 
1911 CensusAlice Jane Bartlett and her nephew Frank Edgar Sperring appeared on the 1911 Census of Clevedon, Somerset, at 2 Cortys Place Copse Road. Alice was 57, a widow, born in Lympsham, and had never had children. Frank was 32, single, a Cab Driver for a livery yard, born in Weston Super Mare. Also in the household was a boarder and a visitor. Their dwelling had 5 rooms.9 
DeathAlice died in 1919.10
 
Last Edited3 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1670 folio 10.
  2. General Register Office Online Birth Index. Alice Jane Sperring, mother's maiden name Palmer, Mar Q 1853, Axbridge RD.
  3. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2457 folio 89.
  4. FreeBMD. James Dowson Bartlett & Alice Jane Sperring, Sep Q 1879, Bristol RD.
  5. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2420 folio 20.
  6. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/1954 folio 45.
  7. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2355 folio 58.
  8. FreeBMD. James Dowden Bartlett, age 60, Mar Q 1910, Long Ashton RD.
  9. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 318 SD 2 ED 2 Schedule 227.
  10. FreeBMD. Alice J Bartlett, age 64, Dec Q 1919, Long Ashton RD.

Emily Harriet Palmer1,2

#14685, (1856 - 1938)
FatherJoseph Palmer1 (1820 - 1884)
MotherEliza Oxley1 (c 1818 - 1871)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Life Events

BirthEmily Harriet Palmer was born in 1856 in Lympsham, Somerset.1,2
 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusEmily H appeared on the 1861 Census of Lympsham, Somerset with her parents. She was 4 years old, a Scholar, and born in Lympsham.1 
1871 CensusLucy Palmer and Emily Palmer appeared on the 1871 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at Forest Hill School. They were sisters, although not recorded as such on the census. They were two of four servants at a boarding school. Lucy was 22, Emily 14, and both were born in Lympsham.3 
1881 CensusEmily Palmer appeared on the 1881 Census of Dover, Kent, at 10 Waterloo Crescent. She was a Ladies Maid, one of six servants in the household of Major James Atkinson. She was 24, unmarried, and born in Lympsham.4 
MarriageShe married William Newman on 30 Apr 1881 in Christ Church, St Marylebone, Middlesex.
Details from the marriage register: William Newman, of full age, bachelor, Coachman, residence Cleveland Square, father John Newman, gardener;
Emily Harriet Palmer, full age, spinster, Cleveland Square, father Joseph Palmer, bootmaker;
They were married by licence and the witnesses were Henry Skilton and Sarah Dodds.5 
1891 CensusWilliam and Emily Harriett appeared on the 1891 Census of Dover, Kent. They were visitors to Thomas Smyth, a Lodging House Keeper. William was 34, a Coachman, born in Hungerford. Emily Harriett was 33, born in Lympsham.6 
1911 CensusWilliam and Emily Harriet Newman appeared on the 1911 Census of Dover, Kent, at 53 Barton Road. They lived in two rooms. William was 58, a Retired Coachman, and was born in Hungerford Berks. Emily Harriet was 54 and born in Lympsham. They had been married 29 years and Emily had borne one child, no longer living.7 
DeathEmily died on 10 Feb 1938.8
 
ProbateHer estate was proved on 25 Mar 1938. Entry from the probate calendar:

NEWMAN Emily Harriet of 8 Heaton-road Canterbury widow died 10 February 1938. Probate London 25 March to Florence Emily Eliza Crowe (wife of Arthur Crowe) and Nina Oxley Hayden spinster. Effects £4638 8s

[Nina was the daughter of her sister Susanna; Florence Emily Eliza's surname (from the marriage index) was Gillard, so is likely a descendant of Emily's sister Lucy Jane].8 
Last Edited25 Jan 2015

Citations

  1. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1670 folio 11.
  2. FreeBMD. Emily Harriet Palmer, Dec Q 1856, Axbridge RD.
  3. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2461 folio 90.
  4. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/1001 folio 41.
  5. Marriages of Christ Church St Marylebone, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. William Newman & Emily Harriet Palmer, 1881, #31.
  6. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/741 folio 53.
  7. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 65 SD 2 ED 19 Schedule 29.
  8. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Emily Harriet Newman, 1938.

Frank Sperring1

#17813, (1862 - )
FatherJames Sperring1 (c 1817 - bt 1871 - 1881)
MotherElizabeth Palmer1 (1824 - 1908)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Life Events

BirthFrank Sperring was born in 1862 in Lympsham, Somerset.1,2
 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusFrank appeared on the 1871 Census of Lympsham, Somerset with his parents. He was 9 years old, a Scholar, and born in Lympsham.1 
Research Note No further records have been found for Frank. There is an entry in the death index in 1877 but the age is recorded as 0, perhaps an error. 
Last Edited3 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2457 folio 89.
  2. General Register Office Online Birth Index. Frank Sperring, mother's maiden name Palmer, Jun Q 1862, Axbridge RD.

John Parker1

#25273, (1797 - 1870)
FatherJohn Parker1 (1774 - 1849)
MotherMary Capel1 (c 1771 - 1855)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Samuel Parker of Bleadon, Somerset (5 generations)

Child of John Parker and Maria (-?-)

Life Events

BaptismJohn Parker was baptized on 14 May 1797 in Lympsham, Somerset. He was the son of John and Mary Parker.1 
MarriageHe married Maria (-?-).2
 
Research Note In 1822 there is a marriage between John Parker and Anna Maria Clipson in Bleadon. Both were of the parish and the witnesses included William Parker and Mary Parker.3 
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Maria died in 1829.4 
MarriageJohn Parker married Hannah (-?-).5
 
1841 CensusJohn and Hannah Parker appeared on the 1841 Census of East Brent, Somerset, at Rocksbridge. John was 40, Hannah 50, and Samuel 15. They were all born in Somerset. John's occupation was Blacksmith. Note that the 1841 census records ages rounded down to the nearest 5 years, does not record relationships, and only indicates whether or not the person was born in the county.6 
1851 CensusJohn and Hannah appeared on the 1851 Census of East Brent, Somerset, at Rooksbridge. John was 53, a Blacksmith employing one man, and born in Lympsham. Hannah was 66, born in Easton Somerset. With them was their son Samuel (26, widower, blacksmith.)5 
1861 CensusJohn and Hannah appeared on the 1861 Census of East Brent, Somerset, at Blacksmith Shop. John was 63, a Blacksmith, born in Lympsham. Hannah was 73, born in Wells. Their son Samuel (36, blacksmith, widower) lived with them.7 
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Hannah died in 1863.8  
DeathJohn died in 1870.9
 
BurialHe was buried on 19 May 1870 in East Brent, Somerset. He was noted to be 73 years old, abode Rooksbridge.9 
Last Edited13 Nov 2019

Citations

  1. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. John Parker baptism, 1797.
  2. St Mary the Virgin, East Brent, Somerset Parish Register transcript, at FreeReg. Samuel Parker baptism, 1825, #351.
  3. Bleadon, Somerset Parish Registers. Images viewed at Ancestry. John Parker & Anna Maria Clipson marriage, 1822, #38.
  4. St Mary the Virgin, East Brent, Somerset Parish Register transcript, at FreeReg. Maria Parker burial, 1829, #200.
  5. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 264.
  6. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/933 Book 2 Folio 19.
  7. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1670 folio 36.
  8. St Mary the Virgin, East Brent, Somerset Parish Register transcript, at FreeReg. Hannah Parker burial, 1863, #6.
  9. St Mary the Virgin, East Brent, Somerset Parish Register transcript, at FreeReg. John Parker burial, 1870, #125.

Samuel Parker1

#25274, (1799 - 1864)
FatherJohn Parker1 (1774 - 1849)
MotherMary Capel1 (c 1771 - 1855)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Samuel Parker of Bleadon, Somerset (5 generations)

Children of Samuel Parker and Anne Poole

Life Events

BaptismSamuel Parker was baptized on 20 Oct 1799 in Lympsham, Somerset. He was the son of John and Mary Parker.1 
MarriageHe married Anne Poole on 5 Oct 1822 in Lympsham.
The bride and groom were both of Lympsham and signed with an X. The witnesses were Henry Edwards and John Fear.2 
1841 CensusSamuel and Ann Parker appeared on the 1841 Census of Mark, Somerset, at Mark Causeway. Samuel was 40 and a Blacksmith. Ann was 40. The children were John (15), Eliza (13), Samuel (11), and Maria A (8). Everyone was born in Somerset. Note that the 1841 census records ages rounded down to the nearest 5 years, does not record relationships, and only indicates whether or not the person was born in the county.3 
1851 CensusSamuel and Ann appeared on the 1851 Census of Mark, Somerset, at Southwick Street. Samuel was 52, a Blacksmith, born in Lympsham. Ann was 52, born in Lympsham. Their children, all born in Lympsham, were Mary Ann (25, laundress), Samuel (18, blacksmith), and Maria (15.)4 
1861 CensusSamuel and Ann appeared on the 1861 Census of Mark, Somerset, at Mark Causeway. Samuel was 63, a Blacksmith, born in Lympsham. Ann was 63, born in Lympsham. Their children, born in Mark, were Mary Ann (38) and Maria (29).5 
DeathSamuel died in 1864.
His wife Ann died in 1866.6,7 
BurialHe was buried on 6 May 1864 in Mark, Somerset. He was 65 years old and of Mark.6 
Last Edited21 Jan 2018

Citations

  1. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Samuel Parker baptism, 1799.
  2. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Samuel Parker & Anne Poole marriage, 1822, #32.
  3. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/932 Book 5 Folio 35.
  4. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 179.
  5. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1669 folio 49.
  6. Mark, Somerset Parish Registers. Images viewed at Ancestry. Samuel Parker burial, 1864, #1264.
  7. Mark, Somerset Parish Registers. Images viewed at Ancestry. Ann Parker burial, 1866, #1338.
  8. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. John Parker baptism, 1823, #195.
  9. St Mark Church, Mark, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Mary Ann Parker baptism, 1825, #677.
  10. St Mark Church, Mark, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Eliza Parker baptism, 1828, #805.
  11. St Mark Church, Mark, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Samuel Parker baptism, 1831, #986.
  12. St Mark Church, Mark, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Anna Maria Parker baptism, 1834, #1118.
  13. St Mark Church, Mark, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Henry Parker baptism, 1836, #1228.

William Parker1

#25275, (1802 - 1836)
FatherJohn Parker1 (1774 - 1849)
MotherMary Capel1 (c 1771 - 1855)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Samuel Parker of Bleadon, Somerset (5 generations)

Children of William Parker and Harriet (-?-)

Life Events

BaptismWilliam Parker was baptized on 27 Jun 1802 in Lympsham, Somerset. He was the son of John and Mary Parker.1 
MarriageHe married Harriet (-?-).2
 
Research Note There is a record in Bedminster for William Parker & Harriet Burrows. The Bishop's Transcript of the register dated 7 Jan 1826 is for William Parker, bachelor & Harriot Burrows, spinster. They were both of the parish of Bedminster-St John the Baptist. The witnesses were William Ward and Hester Aldridge.3,4 
DeathWilliam died in 1836.5
 
BurialHe was buried on 11 Jun 1836 in Mark, Somerset. He was noted to 34 years old, abode Mark.5 
Note.His widow Harriet married James Pople in 1841 in Bedminster. James was a blacksmith. 
Last Edited13 Oct 2015

Citations

  1. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. William Parker baptism, 1802.
  2. St Mark Church, Mark, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Martha Parker baptism, 1836, #1230.
  3. England Marriages, 1538-1973, index, FamilySearch. William Parker & Harriet Burrows, 7 Jan 1826, Bedminster, Somerset.
  4. FreeReg.
  5. St Mark Church, Mark, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, viewed at FreeREG. William Parker burial, 1836, #4375.
  6. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Mary Anne Parker baptism, 1827, #282.
  7. St Mary the Virgin, East Brent, Somerset Parish Register transcript, at FreeReg. Charles Parker baptism, 1830, #454.

John Parker1

#25306, (1823 - )
FatherSamuel Parker1 (1799 - 1864)
MotherAnne Poole1 ( - 1866)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Samuel Parker of Bleadon, Somerset (5 generations)

Children of John Parker and Mary Ann Lloyd
  • William Henry Parker7 (1850 - )
  • Edward Parker8 (c 1853 - )
  • Anna Maria Parker9 (1853 - )
  • George Edward Parker6 (c 1857 - )
  • Ann Maria Parker10 (1857 - )
  • Richard Parker11 (1866 - )

Life Events

BaptismJohn Parker was baptized on 22 May 1823 in Lympsham, Somerset. He was the son of Samuel, a Blacksmith, & Anne Parker.1 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusJohn appeared on the 1841 Census of Mark, Somerset in the household of his parents. He was 15 years old and born in Somerset.2 
MarriageHe married Mary Ann Lloyd in 1848.3,4
 
1851 CensusJohn and Mary Ann Parker appeared on the 1851 Census of South Brent, Somerset. John was 29, a Black Smith, born in Lympsham. Mary Ann was 29, a Laundress, born in South Brent. They had one son, William Henry (6 months.)3 
Research Note South Brent = Brent Knoll. 
Note.There is a burial for a George Parker, age 5 months, abode South Brent, in Brent Knoll 9 Sep 1855. [John and Mary Ann were the only Parkers having children baptised there in the 1850s]5 
1861 CensusJohn and Mary Ann Parker appeared on the 1861 Census of South Brent, Somerset, at Brent Street. John was 40, a Blacksmith, born in Lympsham. Mary Ann was 40, a Laundress, born in South Brent. Their children were William Henry (10), Anna Maria (8), and George Edward (4.)6 
Research Note There is a burial for a Mary Ann Parker in Brent Knoll in 1867. FreeReg has her age as 35. FreeBMD has her age as 85. 
Last Edited2 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. John Parker baptism, 1823, #195.
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/932 Book 5 Folio 35.
  3. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 293.
  4. FreeBMD. John Parker & Mary Ann Lloyd, Jun Q 1848, Axbridge RD.
  5. St Michael Church, Brent Knoll, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. George Parker burial, 1855, #599.
  6. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1670 folio 77.
  7. St Michael Church, Brent Knoll, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. William Henry Parker, 1850, #132.
  8. St Michael Church, Brent Knoll, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Edward Parker baptism, 1857, #220.
  9. St Michael Church, Brent Knoll, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Anna Maria Parker, 1853, #168.
  10. St Michael Church, Brent Knoll, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Ann Maria Parker baptism, 1857, #221.
  11. St Michael Church, Brent Knoll, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Richard Parker baptism, 1866, #359.

Charles Parker1

#25314, (c 1820 - 1865)
FatherJohn Parker3 (1774 - 1849)
MotherMary Capel2 (c 1771 - 1855)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Samuel Parker of Bleadon, Somerset (5 generations)

Children of Charles Parker and Harriett Knott
  • Henry Parker8 (1843 - )
  • Daniel Parker9 (1845 - 1858)
  • Sarah Anne Parker10 (1847 - )
  • Matilda Parker11 (1849 - 1858)
  • Christiana Parker12 (1852 - )
  • William Parker13 (1854 - )
  • David Parker14 (1859 - )
  • Edward Parker15 (1861 - )
  • Rosianna Parker16 (1863 - )

Life Events

BirthCharles Parker was born circa 1820 in Lympsham, Somerset.4
 
MarriageHe married Harriett Knott on 28 Mar 1843 in Lympsham.
Details from the register: Charles Parker, full age, bachelor, abode Lympsham, Blacksmith, father John Parker, blacksmith;
Harriett Knott, full age, spinster, residence Uphill, father James Knott, labourer;
The witnesses were John Cox and Mary Ann Parker.5 
(Witness) Marriage Charles Parker witnessed the marriage of David Morgan and his sister Mary Anne Parker on 4 Dec 1845 in Lympsham.6 
1851 CensusCharles and Harriet Parker appeared on the 1851 Census of Lympsham, Somerset. Charles was 32, a Black Smith, born in Lympsham. Harriet was 29, born in Wedmore. Their children were Henry (8), Daniel (6), Sarah (4), and Matilda (2). Charles' mother Mary (80, widow, annuitant, born in Bristol) was also with them.1 
1861 CensusCharles and Harriett appeared on the 1861 Census of Lympsham, Somerset, at Church Street. Charles was 40, a Blacksmith, and born in Lympsham. Harriett was 40, born in Wedmore. Their children were Henry (17, blacksmith), Sarah (14), William (7), Christianna (10), and David (2.)4 
DeathCharles died in 1865.7
 
BurialHe was buried on 5 Feb 1865 in Lympsham. The register noted that he lived in Lympsham, was 44 years old, a Blacksmith, Counter Singer & Leader of the Ringers.7 
Last Edited13 Oct 2015

Citations

  1. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 396.
  2. Comment: Mary is with her son Charles in the 1851 census.
  3. Comment: Mary was with her son Charles in the 1851 census and Charles' father on his marriage record was John, a Blacksmith.
  4. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1670 folio 11.
  5. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Charles Parker & Harriett Knott marriage, 1843, #12.
  6. Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers. Images viewed at Ancestry. David Morgan & Mary Anne Parker marriage, 1845, #24.
  7. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Charles Parker burial, 1865, #590.
  8. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Henry Parker baptism, 1843, #580.
  9. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Daniel Parker baptism, 1845, #601.
  10. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Sarah Anne Parker baptism, 1847, #645.
  11. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Matilda Parker baptism, 1849, #673.
  12. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Christiana Parker baptism, 1852, #729.
  13. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. William Parker baptism, 1854, #783.
  14. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. David Parker baptism, 1859, #53.
  15. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Edward Parker baptism, 1861, #84.
  16. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Rosianna Parker baptism, 1863, #112.

Daniel Parker1

#25317, (1845 - 1858)
FatherCharles Parker1 (c 1820 - 1865)
MotherHarriett Knott1
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Samuel Parker of Bleadon, Somerset (5 generations)

Life Events

BaptismDaniel Parker was baptized on 11 Feb 1845 in Lympsham, Somerset. He was the son of Charles, a Blacksmith, & Harriette Parker of Lympsham.1 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusDaniel appeared on the 1851 Census of Lympsham, Somerset with his parents. He was 6, a Scholar, born in Lympsham.2 
DeathDaniel died in 1858.3
 
BurialHe was buried on 24 Oct 1858 in Lympsham. He was 13 years old and of Lympsham. He was buried 2 weeks after his younger sister Matilda.3 
Last Edited8 Jul 2018

Citations

  1. St Christopher Church, Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, at FreeREG. Daniel Parker baptism, 1845, #601.
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 396.
  3. Lympsham, Somerset Parish Registers. Images viewed at Ancestry. Daniel Parker burial, 1858, #505.

James Parker1

#25325, (c 1810 - 1893)
FatherJohn Parker2 (1774 - 1849)
MotherMary Capel2 (c 1771 - 1855)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Samuel Parker of Bleadon, Somerset (5 generations)

Children of James Parker and Eliza Morse

Life Events

BirthJames Parker was born circa 1810 in Lympsham, Somerset.1
 
MarriageJames Parker married Eliza Morse on 29 Apr 1837 in Puriton, Somerset.
The witnesses were George Parker and Ann Parker.3 
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Eliza died in 1850. Her burial was 14 April 1850, the same day their infant daughter Eliza was baptised.4  
1851 CensusJames appeared on the 1851 Census of Uphill, Somerset. He was a widower, age 40, Blacksmith, and born in Lympsham. His children were William (11), Emmaly (8), Emma (5), and Eliza (3.)1 
1861 CensusJames Parker and his four children appeared on the 1861 Census of Pickering Township, Ontario County, Canada West. He was a Blacksmith, born in England, religion Wesleyan Methodist, age 51, widower. His children were Wm (22, blacksmith), Emily (19), Emma (17), and Eliza (14). The two youngest attended school. [Ages in the 1861 census are as of the next birthday]5 
1881 CensusJames appeared on the 1881 Census of East Whitby, Ontario County, Ontario. He was in the household of his daughter and son-in-law Eliza and Samuel Hallett. James was 71, widowed, born in England, religion Bible Christian [dittoed from his daughter's family].6 
DeathJames died on 3 Jun 1893 in Whitby, Ontario County, Ontario.
Details from the registration: James Parker, age 83, Blacksmith, birthplace England, religion Methodist, cause of death old age, attended by Dr Gunn.7 
Last Edited13 Oct 2015

Citations

  1. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 423.
  2. Comment: See comments on James' father John's page.
  3. St Michael Church, Puriton, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, viewed at FreeREG. James Parker & Eliza Morse, 1837, #57.
  4. St Nicholas Church, Uphill, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Eliza Parker burial, 1850, #187.
  5. 1861 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Canada West, Ontario County, Pickering, Page 74.
  6. 1881 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, Ontario South, East Whitby (2), Page 27.
  7. Ontario Death Registration. James Parker, 1893, #012790.
  8. St Michael Church, Puriton, Somerset Parish Registers transcript, viewed at FreeREG. William Parker baptism, 1839, #323.
  9. St Nicholas Church, Uphill, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Emma Parker baptism, 1845, #315.
  10. St Nicholas Church, Uphill, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Eliza Parker baptism, 1850, #352.

Frederick Palmer1

#14630, (1854 - 1941)
FatherJoseph Palmer1 (1820 - 1884)
MotherEliza Oxley1 (c 1818 - 1871)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Children of Frederick Palmer and Sarah Harriet Puddy

Life Events

BirthFrederick Palmer was born in 1854 in Lympsham, Somerset.1,2
 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusFrederick appeared on the 1861 Census of Lympsham, Somerset with his parents. He was 6 years old, a Scholar, and born in Lympsham.1 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusFrederick appeared on the 1871 Census of Lympsham, Somerset with his parents. He was 16 years old, a Shoemaker, and born in Lympsham.3 
MarriageHe married Sarah Harriet Puddy on 29 Nov 1879 in Westbury on Trym, Gloucestershire.
The groom's father was Joseph Palmer and the bride's father was James Puddy.4,5 
1881 CensusFredrick and Sarah Harriet Palmer appeared on the 1881 Census of Blagdon, Somerset. Frederick was 26, a Gardener, and born in Lympsham. Sarah Harriet was 26 and born in South Brent. They had one child, Reginald F, 7 months old.6 
1891 CensusFrederick and Harriett appeared on the 1891 Census of Blagdon, Somerset. Frederick was 36, a Gardener, and born in Lympsham. Harriett was 36 and born in Brent Knoll. Their children were Reginald F (10, scholar) and Edith E (8, scholar.)7 
1901 CensusFrederick and Sarah H appeared on the 1901 Census of Blagdon, Somerset, at The Church. Frederick was 46, a Gardiner, and born in Lympsham. Sarah H was 46 and born in Brent Knoll. Their children were Reginald F (20, carpenter) and Edith E (18, dressmaker.)8 
1911 CensusFrederick and Sarah Harriet appeared on the 1911 Census of Blagdon, Somerset. Their home had seven rooms. Frederick was 56, a Gardener, and born in Lympsham. Sarah Harriet was 56 and born in Brent Knoll. They had been married 31 years and Sarah Harriet had borne 2 children, both still living. With them was their son Reginald Frederick (30, carpenter.)9 
DeathFrederick died on 8 May 1941.10
 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 7 Jul 1941. Entry from the probate calendar:

PALMER Frederick of Leacroft Oldmixon Weston-super-Mare died 8 May 1941. Probate Bristol 7 July to Sarah Harriet Palmer widow. Effects £1594 10s 8d.10
 
ProbateHis widow's estate was proved on 28 Nov 1947. Entry from the probate calendar:

PALMER Sarah Harriet of 40 St Pauls-road Weston-super-Mare widow died 19 September 1947. Probate Bristol 28 November to Edith Emily Thorn (wife of Edwin John Thorn). Effects £2045 12s 11d.11
 
Last Edited25 Jan 2015

Citations

  1. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1670 folio 11.
  2. FreeBMD. Frederick Palmer, Dec Q 1854, Axbridge RD.
  3. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2457 folio 88.
  4. FreeBMD. Frederick Palmer & Sarah Harriet Puddy, Dec Q 1879, Barton Regis RD.
  5. England, Bristol Parish Registers, 1538-1900, index, Family Search. Frederick Palmer & Sarah Harriet Puddy, 1879.
  6. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2424 folio 56.
  7. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/1923 folio 58.
  8. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/2328 folio 61.
  9. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 314 SD 4 ED 7 Schedule 79.
  10. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Frederick Palmer, 1941.
  11. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Sarah Harriet Palmer, 1947.

Charles Palmer1

#15203, (bt 1806 - 1811 - )
FatherSamuel Palmer2 (c 1782 - 1863)
MotherJane Gilling3 (1782 - 1857)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Children of Charles Palmer and Sarah Mapstone

Life Events

BirthCharles Palmer was born between 1806 and 1811 in Lympsham, Somerset.4
 
MarriageHe married Sarah Mapstone on 18 May 1827 in Chapel-Allerton, Somerset.
Charles was noted to be of Hutton and Sarah of Chapel-Allerton.1 
1841 CensusCharles and Sarah Palmer appeared on the 1841 Census of Chapel Allerton, Somerset, at Stone Allerton. Charles was 35, a Shoe Maker. Sarah was 41. Children in the household were Mary (12), Samuel (11), and Hugh (8). All were born in Somerset. Also with them was an apprentice. Note that the 1841 census records ages rounded down to the nearest 5 years, does not record relationships, and only indicates whether or not the person was born in the county.5 
1851 CensusCharles and Sarah appeared on the 1851 Census of Newport, Monmouthshire, at 11 Church Street, St Woollos. Charles was 45, a Cordwainer, born in Lympsham Somerset. Sarah was 49, born in Wedmore Somerset. They had one son with them, Hugh G (18, deaf.)6 
1861 CensusCharles and his daughter Mary A appeared on the 1861 Census of Bristol, Gloucestershire. Charles was a widower, age 55, a Coal Agent, and born in Lympsham Somerset. Mary A was 30, unmarried, and born in Hutton. Enumerated as a separate family in the same house were Charles' son Hugh and his wife and daughter.7 
(Mentioned) WillCharles was mentioned in the will of his father Samuel Palmer dated 25 Oct 1861. He was to share the residue of the estate equally with his siblings.2 
(Admon) ProbateCharles Palmer of the Parish of Weston-super-Mare in the County of Somerset Coal Merchant the Father the sole Executor was granted administration of Hugh Gillin Palmer's estate on 19 Nov 1864.8 
1871 CensusCharles and and his daughter Mary A Palmer appeared on the 1871 Census of Bristol, Gloucestershire, at 8 Lower Berkeley Place, St Augustine. Charles was married [sic], age 60, a Coachman, and born in Lympsham. Mary A was 38, unmarried, a Greengrocer, and born in Hutton.9 
1881 CensusChas Palmer appeared on the 1881 Census of Bristol, Gloucestershire, at 14 Orchard Street, St Augustine. He was 70 years old, widowed, a Coal Agent, and was born in Lympsham Somerset. With him was his daughter M.A. (45, unmarried.)4 
Research Note There is a possible entry in the death index for a Charles Palmer age 85, in March quarter 1891, Bristol RD. 
Last Edited10 May 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Hutton, Somerset, 1715-1900 (Family History Library, 1526708).
  2. Will and Administration of Samuel Palmer of Lympsham, Somerset, 5 October 1861, proved in the Wells District Probate Registry, 30 March 1864.
  3. Comment.
  4. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2477 folio 27.
  5. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/932/1 folio 10.
  6. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2452 folio 170.
  7. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1714 folio 53.
  8. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Hugh Gillin Palmer, 1864.
  9. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2537 ed20 folio 27.

Sarah Palmer1

#2227, (1822 - 1886)
FatherSamuel Palmer1 (c 1782 - 1863)
MotherJane Gilling1 (1782 - 1857)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Children of Sarah Palmer and Henry Smith

Life Events

BaptismSarah Palmer was baptized on 8 Dec 1822 in Lympsham, Somerset.1 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusSarah appeared on the 1841 Census of Lympsham, Somerset in the household of her parents. She was 15 years old and born in Somerset.2 
MarriageShe married Henry Smith on 18 Jul 1842 in Lympsham.
Details from marriage register: Henry Smith, of full age, bachelor, glazier and plumber, father John Smith, glazier;
Sarah Palmer, minor, spinster, father Samuel, shoemaker;
The witnesses were Joseph Palmer and Elizabeth Palmer.1 
1851 CensusHenry and Sarah Smith appeared on the 1851 Census of Bath, Somerset. Henry was 33, a Plumber, born in Honiton Devon. Sarah was 28 and born in Lympsham. Their children were Henry (6, born Huntspill), Charles (4, Brislington), Richard (1, Bath.)3 
1861 CensusHenry and Sarah appeared on the 1861 Census of Taunton, Somerset, at No 1 & 2 Concord Place. Henry was 43, a Plumber, and born in Honiton Devon. Sarah was 38, a Shop Keeper, and born in Lympsham. Their children were Henry M (16, pupil teacher, born Huntspill), Charles (14, plumber, Barlington), Richard P (10, Bath), Alice J (8, Twerton), Sidney (6, Bath), Elizabeth (4, Taunton), Annie L (2, Taunton). The youngest 5 were Scholars. They also had general servant, age 12.4 
(Mentioned) WillDaughter Sarah, wife of Henry Smith, was mentioned in the will of Samuel Palmer dated 25 Oct 1861. She was to share the residue of the estate equally with her siblings, the daughters' shares not to be controlled by their husbands.5 
1871 CensusHenry and Sarah appeared on the 1871 Census of Taunton, Somerset, at 2 & 1 Concord Place. Henry was 53, a Plumber, born in Honiton. Sarah was 48, born in Lympston [sic]. Their children were Richard (21, plumber), Sidney (16, plumber), Elizabeth (14, pupil teacher), Annie L (12, scholar), and Frederick W (6, scholar.)6 
1881 CensusHenry and Sarah appeared on the 1881 Census of Taunton, Somerset, at 32 Silver Street. Henry was 63, a Plumber, born in Honiton. Sarah was 58, born in Lympsham. Their only child at home was Alice Jane (28, milliner.)7 
DeathSarah died in 1886.
This record is the best match in the death index; needs to be verified with a death certificate, obituary, or burial record.8 
ProbateHer husband's estate was proved on 8 Aug 1887. Entry from the probate calendar:

SMITH Henry. 8 August 1887. Personal Estate £231. Administration (with the Will) of the Personal Estate of Henry Smith late of Taunton in the County of Somerset Widower who died 1 April 1887 at Taunton was granted at Taunton to Richard Palmer Smith of St Leonard's in the County of Sussex Commercial Traveller the Son and one of the Next of Kin.9
 
Last Edited3 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Lympsham, Somerset, 1737-1993 (Family History Library, 1364058).
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/933 Book 5 Folio 10.
  3. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1941 folio 126.
  4. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1618 folio 44.
  5. Will and Administration of Samuel Palmer of Lympsham, Somerset, 5 October 1861, proved in the Wells District Probate Registry, 30 March 1864.
  6. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2373 folio 43.
  7. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2366 folio 88.
  8. FreeBMD. Sarah Smith, age 64, Mar Q 1886, Taunton RD.
  9. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Henry Smith, 1887.
  10. Transcript of the Parish Register of Huntspill, Somerset, online at http://www.durtnall.org.uk/Somerset%20Pages.htm.
  11. General Register Office Online Birth Index. Lillian Smith, mother's maiden name Palmer, Sep Q 1861, Taunton RD.

Simon Palmer1

#344, (1807 - 1886)
FatherSamuel Palmer1 (c 1782 - 1863)
MotherJane Gilling1 (1782 - 1857)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset
Descendants of Samuel Parker of Bleadon, Somerset (5 generations)

Child of Simon Palmer and Sarah Badman
  • Joseph Palmer4 (1830 - 1830)

Children of Simon Palmer and Ann Parker

Life Events

Photograph2
Simon Palmer 1807-1886
Wording on the back of the painting:
Mr Simon Palmer, Parish Clerk of Weston
BirthSimon Palmer was born on 15 Jan 1807.3
 
BaptismHe was baptized on 21 Feb 1807 in Lympsham, Somerset.1 
MarriageHe married Sarah Badman on 14 Apr 1829 in Lympsham.
Details from the register: Simon Palmer bachelor, residence Lympsham;
Sarah Badman, spinster, Lympsham; They were married after banns and the witness was James Palmer.1 
(Widowed) Burial.His wife Sarah was buried in 1830.4 
MarriageSimon Palmer married Ann Parker on 23 Nov 1830 in Bristol, Gloucestershire.
Details from the register: Simon Palmer and Ann Parker, both of the parish of St Paul Bristol, were married by Banns and the witnesses were John Francis and H Dimmock. Simon and Ann signed their own names.5 
1841 CensusSimon and Ann Palmer appeared on the 1841 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at Hope Cottage. Simon was 30, a Shoe Maker. Ann was 30. The whole family was born in Somerset. The children were Joseph (10), Eliza (8), Thomas (6), Benjn (4), Henry (3), and Jane (1). Also in the household were an apprentice and a female servant.
[Note: the 1841 census rounds down adults' ages and does not record relationships].6 
Research Note Bleadon Palmer chart from the WsM FHS has a son George bapt Oct 1843. A check of the register showed that George's parents were Samuel, basketmaker, & wife Ann. 
NoteSimon Palmer was a parish clerk in St John's Church in Weston Super Mare. He witnessed marriages there from 1846 to 1885 in 1846.7,2 
1851 CensusSimon and Anne appeared on the 1851 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at Regent Street. Simon was 44, a Shoemaker employing 3 men, and was born in Lympsham. Anne was 42 and born in Kewstoke. Their children at home were Thomas (16), Henry (13), Jane (11), Walter (9), Mary Ann (6), Samuel (4), and Margaret (1).
Enumerated next to them were Ann's brother Henry & their mother Elizabeth [although not designated as related].8 
Newspaper Published 16 May 1855.

WESTON-SUPER-MARE — Garden Robberies and other depredations continue to take place in this town. Scarcely a night but some new case occurs, and on that of Saturday week the plunder was on a wholesale system; even the cottagers' allotments were stripped of their produce. Among other cases this week the garden of Mr. Simon Palmer, parish clerk, was robbed of a valuable bed of broccoli, and several depredations have been committed of a like nature in Locking-road. More than one gentleman in that neighbourhood are now prepared with the means of giving powder and shot reception to persons found upon their premises for an unlawful purpose; and are informed that a society for the protection of property will be at once established.9
 
1861 CensusSimon and Anne appeared on the 1861 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at 4 Regent Street. Simon was 53, a Bootmaker, born in Lympsham. Anne was 51, born in Kewstoke. Children at home were Walter (19, solicitor's general clerk), Mary A (16, school teacher), and Samuel (14, scholar). Also with them were grandson Herbert S Hemens (5) and nephew John Chamberlain (13). In the same dwelling but recorded as a separate household were Elizabeth Parker (80) and her son Henry Parker (49, born Kewstoke.)10 
(Executor & Heir) WillHe was named sole executor and an heir in the will of his father Samuel Palmer dated 25 Oct 1861. He was to share the residue of the estate equally with his siblings.11 
(Executor) ProbateSimon Palmer of Weston-super-Mare, Shoemaker, the Son the sole Executor proved the estate of Samuel Palmer on 30 Mar 1864 in Wells.12 
1871 CensusSimon appeared on the 1871 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at Regent Street. He was a widower, age 61, born in Lympsham, occupation Boot & Shoe Maker. No one else was in his household but he was enumerated next to [his brother-in-law] Henry Parker.13 
MarriageSimon Palmer married Elizabeth Keene Eddles on 26 May 1874 in St John, Weston Super Mare, Somerset.
Details from the registration: Simon Palmer, full age, widower, Clerk of the Parish Church, residence WSM, father Samuel, Yeoman;
Elizth Keene Hampton, full age, widow, WSM, father William Eddles, Clothier; They were married by licence and the witnesses were Louisa Ann Coles and Emily Ridge.4 
WillSimon Palmer wrote a will dated 19 Mar 1877.

Simon Palmer of Weston super Mare, Somerset, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer

To Wife Elizabeth Kern Palmer all household furniture, Plate, linen and china, all money in house and any sums payable by any Life Assurance Society

To sons The Reverend Joseph Palmer of Wells and Thomas Palmer of Weston-super-Mare all stock in Trade Book debts shop fixtures, Dwelling house and shop upon trust to sell the same
Net proceeds divided equally among children: sons Joseph, Thomas, Samuel, daughters Mary Ann Hardwick, Eliza Hemond, Jane Penny

Appointed sons Joseph and Thomas to be Executors.14
 
WillHe wrote a codicil dated 25 Feb 1878.

Whereas I have omitted to insert the name of my son Benjamin Palmer who resides in Sydney in the Colony of Australia ... he is to have an equal share in the residue of the estate.14
 
Note.Although Simon wrote his will after the death of his son Henry, he did not leave anything to Henry's children. 
1881 CensusSimon and Elizabeth Palmer appeared on the 1881 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at 23 Regent Street. There was no one else in the household. Simon was 74, a Boot & Shoe maker, born in Lympsham. Elizabeth was 68 and born in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire.15 
DeathSimon died on 8 Apr 1886 in Weston Super Mare, Somerset.16,3
 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 30 Apr 1886. Entry from the calendar:

Palmer Simon. The Will with a Codicil of Simon Palmer late of Weston-super-Mare was proved at Wells by the Reverend Joseph Palmer of Priddy in the said County Clerk and Thomas Palmer of Weston-super-Mare Post Office Clerk the Sons the Executors. Personal Estate £209 8s. 6d.16
 
GravestoneThe gravestone reads:
Sacred to the memory of Ann PALMER, wife of Simon PALMER
born June 2nd 1809
died March 23rd 1869

Emily PALMER, daughter of Simon & Ann PALMER
born January 10th 1852 - August 13th 1860
I know that my redeemer liveth.

Also Simon PALMER,
born January 15th 1807
died April 8th 1886.2
 
Last Edited11 May 2023

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Lympsham, Somerset, 1737-1993 (Family History Library, 1364058).
  2. Article Simon Palmer - Another Weston Worthy? by Pat Hase which appeared in Buckets & Spades (Journal of the Weston Super Mare Family History Society), February 2015.
  3. Gravestone.
  4. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Weston Super Mare St John, 1668-1905 (Family History Library, 1526765).
  5. Bristol St Paul, Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Originals at Bristol Archives, images viewed at Ancestry. Simon Palmer & Ann Parker marriage, 1830, #130.
  6. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/968 Book 8 Folio 12.
  7. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Weston Super Mare St John, 1668-1905 (Family History Library, 1526765), daughter Mary Anne's marriage.
  8. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 518.
  9. Taunton Courier, and Western Advertiser, 16 May 1855, page 2. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  10. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1673 folio 38.
  11. Will and Administration of Samuel Palmer of Lympsham, Somerset, 5 October 1861, proved in the Wells District Probate Registry, 30 March 1864.
  12. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Samuel Palmer, 1864.
  13. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2460 folio 49.
  14. Will and Administration of Simon Palmer of Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, 19 March 1877, proved in the Wells District Probate Registry, 30 April 1886.
  15. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2421 folio 10.
  16. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Simon Palmer, 1886.
  17. Copy birth certificate of Jane Palmer, born 22 March 1840, registered 25 April 1840 in the Registration District of Axbridge Union.

James Palmer1

#2222, (1810 - 1903)
FatherSamuel Palmer1 (c 1782 - 1863)
MotherJane Gilling1 (1782 - 1857)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Children of James Palmer and Harriet Norvill

Life Events

BirthJames Palmer was born in 1810 in Lympsham, Somerset.2
 
BaptismHe was baptized on 25 Nov 1810 in Lympsham.1 
(Witness) MarriageA James Palmer witnessed the marriage of Simon Palmer and Sarah Badman on 14 Apr 1829 in Lympsham.1 
MarriageJames Palmer married Harriet Norvill on 10 Nov 1834 in St John, Weston Super Mare, Somerset.
Both of parish, by banns, witnesses William Norvill, Betsy Gregory.3 
1841 CensusJames and Harriet Palmer appeared on the 1841 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at Wellington House, Victoria Street. James was 30 and a Shoemaker. Harriet was 28, Henry 4, and Anna Maria 1. They were all born in Somerset. Note that the 1841 census records ages rounded down to the nearest 5 years, does not record relationships, and only indicates whether or not the person was born in the county.4 
1851 CensusJames and Harriet appeared on the 1851 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at Saint James Street. James was 39, a Master Boot & Shoemaker employing 3 apprentices, and born in Lympsham. Harriet was 38, born in Weston-Super-Mare. Their children were Henry (13, shop assistant), Anna M (11, scholar), Theophilus (7, scholar), William R (5, scholar), and Alfred (1). Also with them were 2 apprentices.2 
1861 CensusJames and Harriet appeared on the 1861 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at 16 Camden Place. James was 50, a Boot Maker employing 1 Boy, and was born in Lympsham. Harriet was 49, born in Weston Super Mare. Their children were Theophilus (18, letter carrier), William Rufus (15, Boot Closer) and Alfred (8, scholar). Also there was a grandson, Arthur Every Knight (2, born Bath) [son of their daughter Anna Maria in Bath, who had just had a baby].5 
(Mentioned) WillJames was mentioned in the will of his father Samuel Palmer dated 25 Oct 1861. He was to share the residue of the estate equally with his siblings.6 
1871 CensusJames and Harriett appeared on the 1871 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at 1 Camden Place. James was 60, a Boot & Shoe Maker, birthplace Lympsham. Harriett was 58, birthplace Weston Super Mare. Their children at home were Alfred (21, boot & shoe maker) and Ada (18, machinist). Also there were an apprentice and a lodger.7 
1881 CensusJames and Harriet appeared on the 1881 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at 25 Locking Road. No one else was in the household. James was 70, a Boot & Shoe Maker, born in Lympsham. Harriet was 68, born in Weston.8 
1891 CensusJames Palmer appeared as a lodger on the 1891 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at Supply Stores, Clevedon Road. He was a widower, age 80, Living on his own means, and born in Lympsham.9 
1901 CensusJames appeared on the 1901 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at White Cross Road. He was a boarder there, age 90, widower, Retired Shoemaker, born in Lympsham.10 
DeathJames died in 1903 in Bath, Somerset.11
 
BurialHe was buried on 14 Oct 1903 in Lyncombe and Widcombe & St James' Cemetery, Bath, Somerset. Details from the burial book: James Palmer, age 92, no monumental inscription. Buried in the same plot as him were two of his daughter Anna Maria's children, Edith Annie and Alfred Arundel Knight.12 
Last Edited19 Nov 2016

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Lympsham, Somerset, 1737-1993 (Family History Library, 1364058).
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 553.
  3. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Weston Super Mare St John, 1668-1905 (Family History Library, 1526765).
  4. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/968 Book 8 Folio 7.
  5. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1673 folio 50.
  6. Will and Administration of Samuel Palmer of Lympsham, Somerset, 5 October 1861, proved in the Wells District Probate Registry, 30 March 1864.
  7. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2461 folio 67.
  8. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2421 folio 102.
  9. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/1920 folio 96.
  10. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/2324 folio 154.
  11. FreeBMD. James Palmer, age 92, Dec Q 1903, Bath RD.
  12. Bath Burial Index online, Bath Record Office. James Palmer, 1903.

Henry Palmer1

#2240, (1843 - 1908)
FatherHenry Palmer1 (1812 - 1845)
MotherJane Cross1 (c 1810 - 1882)
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Palmer of Bleadon, Somerset

Children of Henry Palmer and Eliza Harvey

Life Events

BaptismHenry Palmer was baptized on 1 Jun 1843 in Lympsham, Somerset. [perhaps 1 Jan 1843]1 
(with Mother) 1851 CensusHenry appeared on the 1851 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset in the household of his widowed mother. He was 8, a Scholar, and born in Lympsham.2 
(with Mother) 1861 CensusHenry Palmer appeared on the 1861 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset in the household of his mother Jane and stepfather George Hurse, who was a boot and shoemaker. Henry was recorded as a son-in-law, age 18, Grocer's Assistant, born in Lympsham.3 
MarriageHe married Eliza Harvey on 2 Jul 1864 in Baptist Chapel, Weston Super Mare, Somerset.
Details from certificate: Henry Palmer, age 22, bachelor, Painter, residence Weston Super Mare, father Henry, Carpenter (dec);
Eliza Harvey, 18, spinster, Weston Super Mare, father John, Milk man;
The witnesses were John Harvey and [Henry's mother] Jane Hurse.4 
1871 CensusHenery and Eliza appeared on the 1871 Census of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, at 1 Prospect Place. Henry was 28, a Painter, born in Lympsham. Eliza was 24, born in Weston Super Mare. Their children were Henery W (6), Bertha M (4), Charles J (2), and Harry H (6 months). Henry W was born in Newport Monmouthshire and the rest in Weston Super Mare.5 
1881 CensusHenry and Eliza appeared on the 1881 Census of Cardiff, Glamorgan, at 47 Broadway. Henry was 38, a Painter, born in Somerset. Eliza was 34, born in Weston. Their children were Thomas (16), Charles (12), Harry (10), Alice (8), William (1.)6 
1891 CensusHenry and Eliza appeared on the 1891 Census of Cardiff, Glamorgan, at 58 Broadway. Henry was 46, a Painter & Paper hanger and employer, born in Lympsham England. Eliza was 43, born in Weston Super Mare. Their children with them were Harry H (20, painter's assistant), William (11), and Margaret (4.)7 
1901 CensusHenry and Eliza appeared on the 1901 Census of Cardiff, Glamorgan, at 24 Harold Street. They were boarders with a family. Henry was 58, a House Painter working on his own account, born in Somerset. Eliza was 54 and born in Somerset. They had one child with them, Margaret (14.)8 
DeathHenry died in 1908.9
 
Last Edited29 Jul 2017

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Lympsham, Somerset, 1737-1993 (Family History Library, 1364058).
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1936 folio 525.
  3. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1673 folio 73.
  4. Copy marriage certificate of Henry Palmer and Eliza Harvey, married 2 July 1864 in the Registration District of Axbridge.
  5. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2461 folio 12.
  6. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/5286 folio 7.
  7. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/4387 folio 95.
  8. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/4974 folio 210.
  9. FreeBMD. Henry Palmer, age 65, Jun Q 1908, Cardiff RD.

William Inkster1

#1173, (1862 - 1918)
FatherJohn Inkster2 (1834 - 1912)
MotherMary Rupert2 (1839 - a 1921)
Pedigree

Children of William Inkster and Alice Louisa Wannamaker

Life Events

BirthWilliam Inkster was born on 10 Apr 1862 in Madoc Tp, Ontario.3,2
 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1871 Census of Marmora Township, Hastings County, Ontario with his parents. He was 8 years old, born in Ontario, and attended school.1 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1881 Census of Marmora Township, Hastings County, Ontario with his parents. He was 19, born in Ontario, occupation farmer's son.4 
Residence In 1884, William Inkster lived in Concession 3 Lot 23, Lake and Marmora Township, Hastings County, Ontario.5 
MarriageHe married Alice Louisa Wannamaker on 10 Apr 1889 in Malone, Hastings County, Ontario.
Information from marriage registration: William Inkster, 27, residence Marmora Township, born Madoc Township, bachelor, farmer, Methodist, parents John & Mary Inkster;
Alice Wonnamaker, 23, residence Belmont Township, born Prince Edward Co, spinster, Methodist, parents Jacob & Catharine Wonnamaker;
The witnesses were Wilmat Cole of Marmora and [William's sister] Ida Inkster of Marmora.2 
1901 CensusWilliam and Alice L Inkster appeared on the 1901 Census of Kenlis, Assiniboia, Northwest Territories, at Township19 Range 11 W2. They lived in an 8 room wood house and owned 317 acres, 1 house, and 3 outbuildings. William was 39 years old, born 10 April 1862 in rural Ontario, of Scotch origin, Presbyterian, and was a farmer and employer working on his own account. Alice was 35, born 23 April 1865 in rural Ontario, and was of German origin. Their children were Hedley C (age 10, attended school 10 months) and Mary E (age 7, attended school 8 months). Also in the household was a farm laborer.3 
1906 CensusWilliam and Alice Insinger [sic] appeared on the 1906 Census of Saskatchewan, at Sec 23 Twp 19 R 11 W, enumerated 24 Jun 1906. They had 10 horses, 1 milk cow, 2 cattle, and 5 hogs. William was 45? and born in Ontario. Alice was 40 and born in Ontario. Their children were Haddick (16) and Edith (12.)6 
1911 CensusWilliam and Ellen [sic] Inkster appeared on the 1911 Census of Saskatchewan, at Township 19 Range 11 W2nd. William was 56 years old, born in January 1855 in Ontario, of English origin, Presbyterian, and was a farmer working on his own account. Ellen [Alice] was 50, born in 1860 in Ontario, and of English origin. Their children were Charles H (21, farmer) and Edith (17). Living with them was a farm laborer.7 
1916 CensusWilliam and Alice L Inkster appeared on the 1916 Census of Sherwood Municipality, Saskatchewan, at Twp 17 Range 21 W2, enumerated 1 Jun 1916. William was 54, born in Ontario, Presbyterian, Scotch origins, and was a Farmer and employer. Alice L was 51, born in Ontario, Presbyterian, and of Scotch origin. They had one lodger, a labourer, living with them.8 
DeathWilliam died in 1918.9
 
BurialHe was buried in Abernethy, Saskatchewan.9 
Last Edited2 Jun 2015

Citations

  1. 1871 Census for Ontario, Canada "Ontario, North Hastings (62), Marmora (d-1), page 5."
  2. Ontario Marriage Registration. Inkster/Wannamaker, #004997-89.
  3. 1901 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Assiniboia E (203), Kenlis (g-2), page 2, line 14.
  4. 1881 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, North Hastings (122), Marmora Township (f), page 22.
  5. The Union Publishing Company The Union Publishing Co's Farmers' and Business Directory, for the Counties of Frontenac, Hastings, Leeds, Lennox, Addington and Prince Edward. 1884-5, Union Publishing Co., Ingersoll, (1884) (Archives of Canada (online), www.collectionscanada.ca) "page 106."
  6. 1906 Census for Northwest Provinces. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Qu'Appelle (15), Subdistrict 35, page 41, line 23.
  7. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Saskatchewan, Saltcoats, 8 Townships 19, page 19.
  8. 1916 Census for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Saskatchewan, Regina District 27, ED 8, page 6.
  9. Saskatchewan, Canada, Burial Index, 1802-2011 created by the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society and viewed at Ancestry. William Inkster, 1918, Abernethy.
  10. Saskatchewan Vital Statistics Indexes to Births more than 100 years ago, viewed online at eHealth Saskatchewan. Reg No 3420 (Charles Hedley, 1890/5/25, Saskatchewan, s/o Alice Louisa Wanamaker & William Inkster).
  11. Saskatchewan Vital Statistics Indexes to Births more than 100 years ago, viewed online at eHealth Saskatchewan. Reg No 3419 (Mary Edith, 1894/12/27, Saskatchewan, d/o Alice Louisa Wanamaker & William Inkster).

Abigail Inkster1,2

#495, (1852 - 1927)
FatherWilliam Inkster1,2 (1798 - 1878)
MotherElizabeth O'Donnell1,2 (c 1810 - 1882)
Pedigree

Children of Abigail Inkster and William Hemstreet

Life Events

BirthAbigail Inkster was born on 8 Feb 1852 in Madoc, Hastings County, Ontario.3,4
 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusShe appeared on the 1861 Census of Madoc Township, Hastings County, Ontario with her parents. Abigail was 9, and born in Upper Canada.1 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusAbigill [sic] appeared on the 1871 Census of Madoc Township, Hastings County, Ontario with her parents. She was age 20 and born in Ontario.2 
MarriageShe married William Hemstreet in 1873 in Madoc.
[Haven't yet found a marriage record]5,6 
1881 CensusWilliam and Abigal Hempstreet [sic] appeared on the 1881 Census of Port Elgin, Bruce County, Ontario. William was 31, born in Ontario, of American origin [crossed out but not replaced], and was a blacksmith. Abigail was 28 and born in Ontario. The family was Presbyterian. Their children were Carrie B (4), William I (3), and Nelson B (11 months, born in April.)7 
1891 CensusWilliam and Abigail Inkster Hemstreet appeared on the 1891 Census of Owen Sound, Grey County, Ontario. The Hemstreets lived in a two story wooden house with 9 rooms. William was 40, born in Ontario, father born in the United States, mother born Ireland, religion Canada Presbyterian, occupation Blacksmith. Abigail was 39, born in Ontario, father born Scotland, mother born Ireland, and Canada Presbyterian. Their children were Blanche (14), William I (13), Nelson Bruce (12), Magnus Charles (6), Ablea M (2) and Albert K (6 months.)8 
1901 CensusWm and Abegail Hemstreet appeared on the 1901 Census of Sarawak, Grey County, Ontario. William was 51 years old, born 3 July 1849 in rural Ontario, of Irish origin, Presbyterian, a blacksmith working on his own account with $100 in earnings other than as a blacksmith. Abigail was 49, born 8 Feb 1852 in rural Ontario, and of Scotch origin. Their children were Carrie Blanche (24), Bruce N (20, farmer), Charles M (16, at school 4 months), Abegail M (12, attended school 10 months), and Albert K (10, school for 10 months.)3 
1911 CensusWilliam and Abagail Hemstreet appeared on the 1911 Census of Sarawak Township, Grey County, Ontario, at Lot 24 Concession 2. William was 62, born July 1839 [sic] in Ontario, of English origin, Presbyterian, and a farmer working on his own account. Abigail was 59, born in February 1852 in Ontario, Presbyterian, and of Scotch origin. Their children at home were Abbie M (22) and Albert K (21). [The image is difficult to read]9 
(Next-of-kin) CEFHis mother Mrs. Abbie Hemstreet of Pancras P.O., Alta. was listed as next-of-kin on the Canadian Expeditionary Force attestation papers of Charles Magnus Hemstreet on 5 Feb 1916.10  
1921 CensusWilliam and Abigail Hemstreet appeared on the 1921 Census of Alberta, at Section 7 Township 25 Range 5 W4. They owned their 4 room log home. William was 73, born in Ontario, father born in Pennsylvania, mother in Ireland, of Dutch origin, and was a farmer working on his own account. Abigail was 68, born in Ontario, father born in Scotland, mother in Ireland, of Scotch origin. They were Presbyterian.11 
(Heir) WillShe was named an heir in the will of Isabella Fidlar dated 22 Jan 1925. The will included the phrases, "to my niece Blanche McIntyre, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars" and "to my sister Mrs. Hemstreet, the sum of One thousand Dollars and I give to her my clothing and bedding and direct that she divide these with my niece Blanche McIntyre."12 
(Mentioned) ObituaryAbigail was mentioned in her sister Isabella's April 1927 obituary as sister Mrs Wm Hemstreet of Cappon, Alta.13 
DeathAbigail died on 10 May 1927.
She died one month after her sister Isabella and was the last surviving child of William Inkster & Elizabeth O'Donnell.14,15 
BurialThere is a headstone for her in Fairview Cemetery, Drinkwater, Saskatchewan. The map of the cemetery for Plot 68, graves 1 & 2, says Abigail Hemstreet died 10 May 1927 & John [sic] Hemstreet died 26 Apr 1929.

There is also a headstone in O'Hara Cemetery in Madoc Township, Hastings County, Ontario which reads William & Abbie Hemstreet and has no dates recorded.16,15
William & Abigail Hemstreet are buried to the right of the headstone, where there is ice in the indentation
Fairview Cemetery, Drinkwater, Saskatchewan
Last Edited18 Jul 2017

Citations

  1. 1861 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Canada West, Hastings County, Madoc Township (1), page 7.
  2. 1871 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, North Hastings (62), Madoc (2-e), page 12.
  3. 1901 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Grey (north) #65, Sarawak e-4, p2.
  4. E-mails from Netanis Boger to J Kolthammer ", according to her grandmother, Abigail Mildred Hemstreet."
  5. Ontario Canada Birth Registration. William Inkster Hemstreet, #003099-78.
  6. Letter from Linda Thompson, Ontario, to J Kolthammer, dated 1991.
  7. 1881 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, Bruce North (177), Port Elgin (h-9), Page 9.
  8. 1891 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, North Grey (68), Center Ward Owen Sound, page 7.
  9. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, Grey North 73, Sarawak Tp 26, page 5.
  10. Canadian Expeditionary Force Attestation Papers & Enlistment Forms. Library and Archives Canada, (http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/020110_e.html), online images, Charles Magnus Hemstreet, Regimental Number 1009071.
  11. 1921 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Alberta, Medicine Hat, SD 35, Page 3.
  12. Last Will and Testament of Isabella Fidlar of Toronto, Ontario, 22 January 1925. Typescript copy in the possession of Sharon Hoskyn.
  13. Obituary of Mrs Isabella Fidlar. Undated newspaper clipping in the possession of Sharon Hoskyn.
  14. E-mails from Deb Parry to J Kolthammer.
  15. Val Thomas, Cemetery Transcription, 2008, Fairview Cemetery, Drinkwater, Saskatchewan. Viewed online at http://saskcemetery.com/fairview.html ; photo taken by Val Thomas in February 2012.
  16. Website Hastings County Cemeteries (http://www.angelfire.com/wa3/greenwoodontario/…), no authorship or sources noted.
  17. Ontario Marriage Registration. McIntyre/Hemstreet, #008826-03.
  18. Ontario Canada Birth Registration. Unnamed male Hemstreet, #002350-80.
  19. Death certificate of Magnus Charles Hemstreet, died 22 September 1967, registered 26 September 1967 in the Province of British Columbia, Certificate #67-09-012204.
  20. Ontario Marriage Registration. McLellan/Hempstreet, #005648-13.
  21. Ontario Canada Birth Registration. Albert Kenzie Hemstreet, #901583-(1932).

Calvin Ray MacGillivray1

#20945, (1892 - 1963)
FatherJohn Kinnon MacGillivray2 (1856 - a 1938)
MotherHelen Frances Braden2 (1869 - )
Pedigree

Children of Calvin Ray MacGillivray and Isabella Cornelius

Life Events

BirthCalvin Ray MacGillivray was born on 21 Dec 1892 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
The Manitoba birth index lists: Roy Macgillavry, born 21 Dec 1892 in Winnipeg, mother Ellen Frances Bradens.3,4 
ImmigrationHe immigrated to the United States, along with his parents, between 1894 and 1896.2,1 
(with Parents) 1900 CensusCalvin Ray appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Southfield Township, Oakland County, Michigan with his parents. He was 7, born in Dec 1892 in Manitoba, his parents were born in Canada, and he attended school.1 
(with Parents) 1910 CensusCalvin R MacGillivray appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Ferron Town, Emery County, Utah with his parents. He was 17, born in Canada, parents born in Canada, and was teaching school.2 
MilitaryHe filled out a World War I draft registration card in Twin Falls, Idaho. His birthday was recorded as 21 Dec 1892 in Winnipeg Manitoba. He was naturalized, employed by the US Govt at Ft Benj Harrison, single, no dependents, medium height, slender build, blue eyes, brown hair.5 
Military Summary of service: Born Winnipeg, Canada Dec 21/92.
2 Lieutenant (Provisional) Cavalry 15 Aug 1917 from CL;
1 Lieutenant (Temporary) Cavalry 6 Feb 1918.
Fort Harrison Ind 12 May 1917 to 15 Aug 1917.
24 Cavalry 82 Field Artillery to Discharge Fort Russell Wyo.
Honorable discharge 22 Apr 1919.6 
MarriageHe married Isabella Cornelius on 17 May 1918 in Wayne County, Ohio.
Details from the marriage index: C.R. Macgillivray, born 21 Dec 1892 in Canada, age 25, single, parents J.K. Macgillivray and Nellie Braden; Isabelle Cornelius, born 26 May 1898 in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, age 19, single, parents S.A. Cornelius & Harriet Canfield.7,4 
1920 CensusCalvin R and Isabella McGillivary appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, at 728 North Beaver Street. They were living with Isabella's parents, Samuel and Harriet Cornelius. Calvin was 27, born in Canada, parents born in Canada, immigrated in 1893, naturalized in 1906, and employed as a draughtsman in a machine shop. Isabella was 21 and born in Pennsylvania. They had a two month old daughter, Harriet.7 
1930 CensusCalvin Ray MacGillivray has not yet been found on the 1930 Federal Census. His divorced wife and their two children were living with her parents in Wooster.8 
DeathCalvin died in Apr 1963.
He lived in Michigan.9 
Last Edited2 Apr 2011

Citations

  1. Online image of the 1900 Federal Census for United States (Heritage Quest, www.heritagequest.com), Michigan, Oakland County, Southfield Twp, Series T623, Roll 735, page 274.
  2. Online image of the 1910 Federal Census for United States (Heritage Quest, www.heritagequest.com), Utah, Emery County, Ferron Pct, Series T624, Roll 1603, page 53.
  3. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. Roy Macgillivray birth, #1893,005975.
  4. Family Search. Indexes to Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958. Text index online at familysearch.org, C R Macgillivray & Isabelle Cornelius, 1918, Wayne County Probate Court.
  5. United States World War I Draft Cards. National Archives, online images viewed at Ancestry.com, Calvin Ray MacGillivray, #2481.
  6. The Official Roster of Ohio Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in the World War, 1917-1918, F J Heer Printing Co, Columbus, Ohio (1926), digitized copy at Amazon.com.
  7. United States 1920 Federal Census, Ohio, Wayne County, Wooster Ward 3, ED 220, Page 3B.
  8. 1930 Federal Census for United States, Ohio, Wayne County, Wooster, ED 35, Page 14A. Image viewed at Ancestry.com.
  9. United States Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, viewed at http://ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ "Calvin MacGillivray."

William John James Gordon1

#952, (1895 - 1917)
FatherWilliam Gordon2,3 (1867 - 1943)
MotherAnnie Feltham3,1,4 (1867 - 1943)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthWilliam John James Gordon was born on 13 Sep 1895 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.1,4
 
(with Parents) 1901 CensusWilliam J appeared on the 1901 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba with his parents. He was 5 years old, born Sept 13 1895 in Manitoba.3 
(with Parents) 1906 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1906 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba with his parents. He was 10 years old and born in Manitoba.5 
(with Parents) 1911 CensusJohn J Gordon appeared on the 1911 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba with his parents. He was 16, born September 1895 in Manitoba, and worked in a factory (iron maker?), earning $360 the previous year working 56 hours a week.6 
MilitaryHe completed his attestation paper for the Canadian Over-seas Expeditionary Force on 31 Mar 1916 in Winnipeg. Details from the attestation: Street Car Conductor, resided at 434 Glasgow Avenue, Winnipeg, birthplace Winnipeg, birthdate September 13th 1895, next-of-kin mother Mrs Annie Gordon of 434 Glasgow Ave; height 5' 6 1/2", expanded chest 37", dark complexion, blue eyes, black hair, Methodist.1 
(with Parents) 1916 CensusWilliam J appeared on the 1916 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba in his parents household. He was 20 years old, born in Manitoba, Presbyterian, and was a soldier, presently at Camp Hughes.7 
DeathWilliam died on 30 Oct 1917.
Private in Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment), 78th Bn., age 22, Service No: 288271, son of William & Annie Gordon of 501 Heatherington Avenue, Winnipeg.8,9 
BurialHe was buried in Nine Elms British Cemetery, Belgium. Plot V1. B. 10.8 
Last Edited31 Jul 2015

Citations

  1. Canadian Expeditionary Force Attestation Papers & Enlistment Forms. Library and Archives Canada, (http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/020110_e.html), online images, William John James Gordon, Regimental Number 288271.
  2. Letters from Bernice Redwood, England, to J Kolthammer, dated early 1990s.
  3. 1901 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Winnipeg (12), Ward 4 (d-24), page 12, line 26.
  4. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. William John James Gordon birth, 1895, #004593.
  5. 1906 Census for Northwest Provinces. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg, SD 6A, Page 88.
  6. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg City, SD 81, Page 15.
  7. 1916 Census for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg South, ED 16, Page 14.
  8. Website Commonwealth War Graves Commission Debt of Honour Register (http://www.cwgc.org/).
  9. Obituary of William Gordon in The Winnipeg Evening Tribune, 17 September 1943. online image at Manitoba Life and Times, http://manitobia.ca/cocoon/launch/en/newspapers

Eva Kathleen Martin1

#14242, (1893 - 1980)
FatherEdward Baker Martin1 (1857 - )
MotherFrances Mary Denmark1 (1863 - 1945)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthEva Kathleen Martin was born on 21 Oct 1893 in Russell, Manitoba.1
 
(with Parents) 1901 CensusEva K appeared on the 1901 Census Algoma County, Ontario with her parents. She was 7 and born Oct 21 1883 in Manitoba.2 
(with Parents) 1911 CensusEva K appeared on the 1911 Census of Gold Rock, Ontario with her parents. She was 18, born in Ontario Sept 1893.3 
1921 CensusFrances M Martin and her daughter Eva appeared on the 1921 Census of Chilliwack, British Columbia, at Wellington Avenue. They were in Frances' parents' household (William and Georgina Denmark). Frances was 57, married, born in Ontario, parents born in Ontario. Eva was 22, born in Manitoba, father born in England, mother in Ontario, and was a graduate nurse working on her own account.
Also there was 'adopted daughter' Madeline Martin (age 8, born in Ontario.)4 
MarriageShe married Roy Kendall.5
 
1930 CensusRoy and Eva appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Tulalip, Snohomish County, Washington. They owned their $3500 house and had a radio set. Roy was 32, married at 27, born in Missouri, father in Pennsylvania, mother in Ohio, and was a laborer in a mill. Eva was 36, married at 31, born in Canada, father in England, mother in Canada, immigraated in 1924, alien status.
With them were Roy's mother-in-law Frances M Martin (66, married, immigrated in 1928) and sister-in-law Madeline D (17, immigrated in 1928.)6 
1940 CensusRoy E and Eva K Kendall appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Marysville, Snohomish County, Washington. Also with them was Eva's mother Frances M Martin, a widow, age 76.
Roy was 41, born in Missouri, occupation man on gutter machine in a lumber mill. Eva was 46 and born in Canada, naturalized. They all lived in rural Snohomish county in 1935.7 
(Mentioned) ObituaryDaughter Mrs R Kendall of Marysville was mentioned in Frances Mary Martin's 1945 obituary. Frances Mary died at her daughter's home.8 
(Mentioned) ObituaryA sister, Mrs Roy (Eva) Kendall of Marysville was mentioned in Rowed Denmark Martin's 1972 obituary.5 
DeathEva died in Aug 1980 in Washington.9
 
Last Edited31 Jul 2015

Citations

  1. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. Eva Kathleen Martin birth, mother Frances Mary Denmark, 1893, #003143.
  2. 1901 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, Algoma, Manitou (B-2), Page 2.
  3. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, Thunder Bay and Rainy River, SD 50, Page 5.
  4. 1921 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. British Columbia, Fraser Valley, SD 13 - Chilliwack, Page 27.
  5. Obituary of Rowed Denmark Martin in Chilliwack Progress, 12 Jan 1972, page 2A (Bennett Library, Simon Fraser University, microfilm).
  6. 1930 Federal Census for United States, Washington, Snohomish County, Tulalip, ED 138, Page 3B. Image viewed at Ancestry.com.
  7. United States 1940 Federal Census, Washington, Snohomish County, Marysville, ED 31-121, Page 5A.
  8. The Chilliwack Progress, Mrs Frances Mary Martin obituary, 22 Aug 1945, Page 5. Image viewed at newspapers.com.
  9. United States Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Text index viewed at Ancestry.com "Eva Kendall, born 21 Oct 1893, last residence Marysville Washington."

Roy Andrew Malcolm1,2

#17033, (1895 - 1958)
FatherJohn Malcolm3 (1868 - 1942)
MotherChristina McLean1 (1867 - )
Pedigree

Children of Roy Andrew Malcolm and Lois Rutledge
  • Allen Rutledge Malcolm18 (1923 - 1989)
  • Roy Junior Malcolm19

Life Events

BirthRoy Andrew Malcolm was born on 1 Apr 1895 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.1
 
(with Parents) 1901 CensusRoy A Malcolm appeared on the 1901 Census of Carman, Manitoba with his parents. He was 5 years old and born 1 April 1895 in Manitoba.3 
(with Parents) 1906 CensusRoy A appeared on the 1906 Census of Parkvale, Alberta with his parents. He was 12 years old and born in Manitoba.4 
(with Parents) 1911 CensusAndrew R appeared on the 1911 Census of Red Deer, Alberta with his parents. He was 16, born in April 1895 in Manitoba, and attended school for 9 months.5 
CEFHe volunteered for the Canadian Expeditionary Force on 1 Dec 1915 at Red Deer, Alberta. The attestation papers included the following information: born Winnipeg, next-of-kin father John Malcolm of Red Deer, Alta, born 1 April 1895, Clerk, single, belongs to 35th Central Alberta Horse militia, served 1 year in 35th C.A.H., age 20 y 7 mos, 5 ft 7 1/2 in, dark complexion, brown eyes, dark brown hair, Presbyterian.6
Roy Andrew Malcolm
CEF attestation papers
(front of form)
Roy Andrew Malcolm
CEF attestation papers
(back of form)
(with Parents) 1916 CensusRoy was recorded on the 1916 Census of Red Deer, Alberta with his parents. He was age 20, born in Manitoba, Presbyterian, and was a soldier in England with the 89th Battalion.7 
MarriageHe married Lois Rutledge in Sep 1920 in Red Deer.8
 
Newspaper Published 8 Sep 1920 in the Red Deer News.

WEDDING BELLS
MALCOLM-RUTLEDGE


Two popular young people of Red Deer town -- the groom belonging to one of the older families of the city and giving gallant service in his three years overseas -- will receive the heartiest of good wishes on their marriage on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Wayne Rutledge, First St South, Red Deer. Mr Roy Malcolm, eldest son of Mr and Mrs John Malcolm, was united in marriage to Miss Lois Rutledge. The wedding company consisted of the immediate families and near friends, and the ceremony was performed by Rev W G Brown. The floral decorations of asters and sweet peas, with arch of evergreens and floral bell, and the decorations of sweet peas which adorned the tables added to the festiveness of the occasion. The bride was given away by her father, and was attractively gowned in white satin with Georgette overdress; she carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas. The young people were unattended. The music was a delightful feature of the happy event. Mrs B Carlton singing before the ceremony "And Yet" -- Jane Hattway, Miss Cousins playing the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, while Miss Cardwell sang "Because" -- Guy de'Hardelot, as the register was being signed. A dainty luncheon was served to the guests after which Mr and Mrs Malcolm left on the evening train for Edmonton, the bride travelling in a suit of navy blue tricotine with hat, a black Knox sailor. On their return they will spend a couple of weeks at Sylvan Lake before taking up residence in town.

The out of town guests were Miss Marguerite Cousins, Calgary; Dr and Mrs Plaxton, Calgary; and Mr and Mrs B Carlton, the bride's uncle and aunt, from Early, Iowa.8
 
Newspaper Published 6 Sep 1922 in the Red Deer News.

Mr and Mrs Roy Malcolm have just returned from a very pleasant trip. They joined Mr and Mrs Cliff Malcolm at Calgary and motored to Waterton Lakes and through the Crow's Nest Pass. They report perfect weather and having had a most enjoyable time.9
 
Newspaper Published 27 Sep 1922 in the Red Deer News.

MR AND MRS ROY MALCOLM LEAVING FOR WATERLOO, IOWA

The many friends of Mr and Mrs Roy Malcolm will regret to hear of their removal to Waterloo, Iowa, next week. Roy has been one of the best sports Red Deer has ever had from his boyhood days with the school kiddies to the present time. He was very prominent as a hockey player, and could always be relied upon in a pinch. He served his country overseas, and will be greatly missed in his old home town. Mrs Malcolm was always prominent among the young ladies, and will also be greatly missed. Mr and Mrs W W Rutledge, Mrs Malcolm's parents, arrived from Waterloo on Friday last, and will go back with them. Waterloo is a town about the size of Calgary, and Roy will find ample scope for his artistic abilities as a window dresser, he having had charge of that department in the W E Lord Co store for a considerable time. We all wish Roy and his wife every prosperity in their new home.10
 
1925 CensusR A and Lois M Malcolm appeared on the 1925 State Census of Waterloo, Black Hawk County, Iowa, at 707 Home Park Blvd. R A was 29, owned his home worth $6000 free, fully insured, had lived in the US and Iowa for 3 years, and attended college for 1 year. Lois was 28 and also had one year of college. They had one son, Allen (2.)11 
1930 CensusRoy A and Lois Malcolm appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Waterloo, Black Hawk County, Iowa, at 707 Home Park Blvd. They owned their $6000 home but did not have a radio. Roy was 35, first married at 25, born in Canada, parents born in Canada, immigrated in 1920, had alien status, and was a floor manager at a dry goods store. He was a veteran of the world war. Lois was 34, first married at 24, and was born in Iowa. They had one son, Allen, age 6.12 
(Mentioned) ObituaryRoy was mentioned in his sister Alberta Florence Sarah Malcolm's 1932 obituary in the Vancouver Sun. His residence was Waterloo, Iowa.13 
1940 CensusRoy R and Lois Malcomb [sic] appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida, at 634 NE 3rd Avenue. They paid $30 for rent. Roy was 45, 4 years of high school education, worked 60 hours the previous week as the Proprieter of a retail drug store. Lois was 43, 4 years of high school, and worked 50 hours the previous week as a cashier in a retail drug store as an unpaid family worker. They were both born in Canada, had filed their naturalization papers, and lived in Mason City Iowa in 1935. With them was one son (Allan, 16, seeking work.)14 
(Mentioned) ObituaryHe was mentioned in John Malcolm's 1942 obituary as son Roy A in Lauderdale Fla.2 
1945 CensusRoy A and Lois L Malcolm appeared on the 1945 State Census of Hallandale, Broward County, Florida, at 311 S E 15th Avenue. Roy was 50, born in Canada, and was a storekeeper. Lois was 48, born in Iowa, and was a housewife. With them were John Mulholland (84, Ireland) and Mary Mulholland (58, Pennsylvania.)15 
(Mentioned) ObituaryHe was mentioned in Howard James (Curtis) Malcolm's 1956 obituary as brother Roy in Fort Lauderdale Florida.16 
DeathRoy died in Sep 1958 in Broward County, Florida.17
 
Last Edited4 Feb 2020

Citations

  1. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. Andrew Roy Malcolm, #1895,006882 (mother's maiden name Tena McLean).
  2. Obituary of John Malcolm in Vancouver Sun, 5 November 1942. Digitized paper viewed on Google News Archives.
  3. 1901 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Lisgar (#7), Carman Village (J-1), page 10.
  4. 1906 Census for Northwest Provinces. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Alberta, Strathcona District, Sub-District 44, Page 24.
  5. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Alberta, Red Deer (5), Red Deer (83), page 17.
  6. Canadian Expeditionary Force Attestation Papers & Enlistment Forms. Library and Archives Canada, (http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/020110_e.html), online images, Roy Andrew Malcolm, Regimental Number 183754.
  7. 1916 Census for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Alberta, District Red Deer City, Subdistrict 14, ED 41, Page 40.
  8. Red Deer News, "Wedding Bells -- Malcolm-Rutledge", 8 September 1920, page 1. Digital copy online at Peel's Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries.
  9. Red Deer News, 6 September 1922, Page 1. Local News. Digital copy online at Peel's Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries.
  10. Red Deer News, 27 September 1922, page 1. Digital copy online at Peel's Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries.
  11. 1925 State for Iowa, image viewed online (Ancestry, www.ancestry.com), Black Hawk County, Waterloo.
  12. 1930 Federal Census for United States, Iowa, Black Hawk County, Waterloo, ED 17, Page 8B. Image viewed at Ancestry.com.
  13. Obituary of Alberta Malcolm in The Vancouver Sun, 29 Sep 1932. Digitized paper viewed on Google News Archives.
  14. United States 1940 Federal Census, Florida, Broward County, Fort Lauderdale , ED 6-10, Page 2A.
  15. Online image of the 1945 Census for Florida (Family Search Labs, search.labs.familysearch.org) "Broward County, Hallandale, Precinct 14."
  16. Obituary of Howard James (Curtis) Malcolm in Vancouver Sun, 1956.
  17. Florida Department of Health and Vital Statistics Indexes to Deaths, 1877-1998 (Family Search Historic Records & Images Online, transcribed index), Roy Andrew Malcolm, Sep 1958.
  18. Iowa Birth Certificate. Image viewed at Family Search. Allen Rutledge Malcolm, 1923, #441.
  19. Iowa Birth Certificate. Image viewed at Family Search. Roy Junior Malcolm, 1934, #697.

Clifford John Malcolm1,2

#17522, (1896 - )
FatherJohn Malcolm3 (1868 - 1942)
MotherChristina McLean1 (1867 - )
Pedigree

Child of Clifford John Malcolm and Edna Verna Cardwell
  • Jack Cardwell Malcolm17

Life Events

BirthClifford John Malcolm was born on 27 Nov 1896 in Rural Municipality of Dufferin, Manitoba.1
 
(with Parents) 1901 CensusClifford J Malcolm appeared on the 1901 Census of Carman, Manitoba with his parents. He was 4 years old and born 26 November 1896 in Manitoba.3 
(with Parents) 1906 CensusJ Clifford appeared on the 1906 Census of Parkvale, Alberta with his parents. He was 10 years old and born in Manitoba.4 
(with Parents) 1911 CensusJohn C Malcolm appeared on the 1911 Census of Red Deer, Alberta with his parents. He was 14, born in November 1896 in Manitoba, and attended school for 9 months.5 
CEFHe volunteered for the Canadian Expeditionary Force on 1 Dec 1915 at Red Deer, Alberta. The attestation papers included the following information: Clifford John Malcolm, born Carman Manitoba, next-of-kin father John Malcolm of Red Deer P.O., Alta, born Nov 25th 1896, Clerk, single, witness [brother] Roy A Malcolm; age 19, 5 ft 7 in, dark complexion, grey eyes, black hair, presbyterian.6
Clifford John Malcolm
CEF attestation papers
(front of form)
Clifford John Malcolm
CEF attestation papers
(back of form)
(with Parents) 1916 CensusClifford was recorded on the 1916 Census of Red Deer, Alberta with his parents. He was age 18, born in Manitoba, Presbyterian, and was a soldier in England with the 89th Battalion.7 
(with Parents) 1921 CensusClifford J appeared on the 1921 Census of Red Deer, Alberta with his parents. It was noted that he was at the Empire Hotel in Calgary. He was 25 years old, born in Manitoba, and was a life insurance agent, earning $1440 the previous year.8 
MarriageHe married Edna Verna Cardwell on 31 Aug 1921 in Grace Presbyterian church, Calgary, Alberta.9
 
Newspaper Published 7 Sep 1921 in the Red Deer News.

One of the prettiest church weddings of the season was performed by Rev Laverie at Grace Presbyterian church, Calgary, on Wednesday last, August 31st, at 3 o'clock, when Clifford John Malcolm of Red Deer, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Edna Verna Cardwell, of Ponoka. Approximately fifty people were present at the ceremony, among them being intimate friends of the bride and groom.

The altar of the church was tastefully decorated with beautiful flowers. As the bride, charmingly attired in a brown travelling suit, with hat to match, with a bouquet of flowers at her waist, marched down the aisle to the altar on the arm of Mr Graham, her brother-in-law, Mr Gordon Ingle, the organist of Grace church, played the moving strains of the wedding march. As the register was being signed, Miss Brumpton rendered a beautiful solo to the accompaniment of the organ.

Immediately after the ceremony the wedding dinner was served in the Palliser hotel, at which relatives and close friends of the young couple were present.

After the dinner, the happy couple motored to Banff, where they will spend a prolonged honeymoon, after which they will take up their permanent residence in Calgary.

The relatives of the bride and groom present at the wedding were Mrs Graham and Mr Graham (sister and brother-in-law of the bride), Ponoka; Mr and Mrs John Malcolm, Mr and Mrs R A Malcolm, Mr Howard Malcolm, and the Misses Malcolm, of Red Deer.

The bride has been a member of the Merchants Bank staff for nearly three years, and took an active part in musical and dramatic events.

The groom has been one of the best known athletes in the province, always prominent in baseball and hockey, and always a good sport. He has lived most of his life in Red Deer and gave efficient service overseas. Since his return he has made a study of insurance, first with the J Malcolm Co and since last spring as inspector for the Aetna Insurance Co. Calgary.

The News joins with a host of other friends in wishing the young couple many years of happy wedded life.9

 
Newspaper Published 6 Sep 1922 in the Red Deer News.

Mr and Mrs Roy Malcolm have just returned from a very pleasant trip. They joined Mr and Mrs Cliff Malcolm at Calgary and motored to Waterton Lakes and through the Crow's Nest Pass. They report perfect weather and having had a most enjoyable time.10
 
Newspaper Published 30 May 1923 in the Red Deer News.

Mr and Mrs Cliff Malcolm, of Calgary, were in the city over the holiday, the guests of Mr and Mrs John Malcolm.11
 
Newspaper Published 28 May 1924 in the Red Deer News.

Cliff Malcolm, of the Aetna Fire Insurance Company, Calgary, was up on Tuesday, visiting his parents and looking after the interests of the Company at this point.12
 
Newspaper Published 27 May 1925 in the Red Deer News. Gotta love small town newspapers!


Jack Malcolm, aged 2 1/2, son of Cliff Malcolm, a former citizen of Red Deer, is very fond of pets. He has latterly decided that chickens are most attractive creatures and has enjoyed playing with them outside. A wet day having prevented his going out to play, he was found extending a general invitation, backed by such sentiments as he could devise, to the whole assemblage of the fowl yard to come in out of the wet and play with him in the parlour, and only the interference of those troublesome grownups stopped the acceptance of the invitation by several dozen feathered guests, who evidently thought it an excellent idea on little Jack's part.13
 
Photograph14
Inscription on the back of the undated photo: "This is a snap a [sic] took of the three generations - Aunt Tena, Clifford, Jackie"
These would be Christina McLean Malcolm (b1867), her son Clifford (b1896), & his son Jack
[The original print is approx 2" wide and very faded]
(Mentioned) ObituaryClifford was mentioned in his sister Alberta Florence Sarah Malcolm's 1932 obituary in the Vancouver Sun. His residence was Toronto.15 
(Mentioned) ObituaryHe was mentioned in John Malcolm's 1942 obituary as son Clifford J in Toronto.2 
(Mentioned) ObituaryHe was mentioned in Howard James (Curtis) Malcolm's 1956 obituary as brother Cliff in Toronto.16 
Last Edited22 May 2017

Citations

  1. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. John Clifford Malcolm, #1897,005575 (mother's maiden name Lena McLean).
  2. Obituary of John Malcolm in Vancouver Sun, 5 November 1942. Digitized paper viewed on Google News Archives.
  3. 1901 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Lisgar (#7), Carman Village (J-1), page 10.
  4. 1906 Census for Northwest Provinces. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Alberta, Strathcona District, Sub-District 44, Page 24.
  5. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Alberta, Red Deer (5), Red Deer (83), page 17.
  6. Canadian Expeditionary Force Attestation Papers & Enlistment Forms. Library and Archives Canada, (http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/020110_e.html), online images, Clifford John Malcolm, Regimental Number 183695.
  7. 1916 Census for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Alberta, District Red Deer City, Subdistrict 14, ED 41, Page 40.
  8. 1921 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Alberta, Red Deer, SD 51, Page 27.
  9. Red Deer News, "Wedding Bells" [Malcolm/Cardwell wedding], 7 September 1921, page 1. Digital copy online at Peel's Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries.
  10. Red Deer News, 6 September 1922, Page 1. Local News. Digital copy online at Peel's Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries.
  11. Red Deer News, 30 May 1923, Page 7. Local News. Digital copy online at Peel's Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries.
  12. Red Deer News, 28 May 1924, Page 1. Local News. Digital copy online at Peel's Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries.
  13. Red Deer News, 27 May 1925, Page 1. News of the Younger Citizens. Digital copy online at Peel's Prairie Provinces, University of Alberta Libraries.
  14. E-mails from Allison McLean to J Kolthammer, beginning July 2010.
  15. Obituary of Alberta Malcolm in The Vancouver Sun, 29 Sep 1932. Digitized paper viewed on Google News Archives.
  16. Obituary of Howard James (Curtis) Malcolm in Vancouver Sun, 1956.
  17. John Blue, Alberta, Past and Present; Historical and Biographical, 3 (Chicago, Illinois: Pioneer Historical Publishing Co, 1924). OCR copy available at www.archive.org, John Malcolm, page 129-30.

Elizabeth Simpson1

#18902, (1876 - 1912)
Pedigree

Children of Elizabeth Simpson and John Archibald McLean

Life Events

BirthElizabeth Simpson was born on 16 May 1876 in Ontario.2
 
MarriageShe married John Archibald McLean on 9 May 1899 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.1
 
1901 CensusJohn A and Lizzie McLean appeared on the 1901 Census of Section 21 Township 5 Range 5 W, Manitoba. John was 27, born 1 Aug 1874 in Ontario, Scotch origin, Presbyterian, a farmer and employer. Lizzie was 25, born 16 May 1876 in Ontario. They had one son, James A (age 1). [The enumerator was J Malcolm - John's brother-in-law?]2 
1911 CensusJohn and Elizabeth McClain [sic] appeared on the 1911 Census of Carman, Manitoba. John was born Aug 1875 in Ontario, age 36, Scotch, Canadian, Presbyterian, worked as a labourer at odd jobs, worked 30 weeks at 60 hours per week for $300 total. Elizabeth was 31 and born May 1880 in Ontario. Their children were Archibald (10), Percy (9), Bruce (7), and Johnie (6 months.)3 
DeathElizabeth died on 10 Jun 1912 in Carman, Manitoba.
This is probably the correct index entry; her husband was a widower in the 1921 census.4 
Research Note Elizabeth Simpson is quite possibly the sister of William Simpson who married John Archibald's sister Flora, i.e. two siblings marrying two siblings. 
Last Edited30 Aug 2014

Citations

  1. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. John Archibald McLean & Elizabeth Simpson marriage, #001798.
  2. 1901 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Lisgar (#7), Dufferin (b-1), page 2.
  3. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. MacDonald District, ed 24, pages 22&23.
  4. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. Elizabeth McLean death, age 37, Carman, #1912, 002790.
  5. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. James Archibald McLean, #1899-23021395.

William Simpson1,2

#18903, (1865 - 1919)
FatherJames Simpson2 (c 1831 - )
MotherJane Ray2 (c 1833 - )
Pedigree

Children of William Simpson
  • William Simpson3 (1889 - )
  • Winnifred Simpson3 (1891 - )
  • Alma Simpson3 (1894 - )

Children of William Simpson and Flora McLean

Life Events

BirthWilliam Simpson was born on 5 Apr 1865 in Fergus, Ontario.3,2
 
Residence-Moved Between 1875 and 1881, William Simpson moved to Manitoba.4 
MarriageHe married Flora McLean on 25 Oct 1899 in Carman, Municipality of Dufferin, Manitoba.
Information from marriage certificate: William: age 33, residence Carman, born Fergus Ont, widower, Hotel Keeper, Presbyterian, s/o James Simpson & Jane Ray; Flora: age 25, residence Winnipeg, born Bruce Ont, Spinster, Presbyterian, d/o John McLean & Flora McKinnon;
The witnesses were A.R. Badger & Tillie Abel both of Carman and they were married by H.C. Sutherland. Registered Oct 27, 1899.2 
1901 CensusWilliam and Flora Simpson appeared on the 1901 Census of Carman, Manitoba. William was born 5 April 1865 in Ontario, age 35, Scotch origin, Presbyterian, and was a hotel keeper. Flora was 25 and born 10 May 1875 in Ontario. With them were William's children William Jr (11), Winnifred (9), and Alma (6). There were 19 lodgers (one of whom was a James D Simpson, 43) and 3 domestics.3 
Newspaper Published 6 Apr 1906 in the Manitoba Morning Free Press.

Wm Simpson, of the Roblin house, Winnipeg, met with a bad accident at the Starkey house on Tuesday night. After supper he went up to his room to get his coat, and the hall way being dark, in a mistake he opened a door leading downstairs to the dining room, instead of his bedroom door. He stepped on to the stairs, and losing his balance, fell forward down the steps, receiving a number of bad bruises as well as being badly shaken up -- Carman Standard.5
 
1906 CensusThey appeared on the 1906 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba, at Roblin Hotel, enumerated 24 Jun 1906. Flora's name was scribbled over and looks like it says Mary. William was 40 and was born in Ontario. His wife was 31, born in Ontario. Children with them were William (16), Alame (12), Flora I (2), and Clarenc (born in June). They had two horses.
Also with them were 20 servants, from Manitoba, Ontario, Galicia, Sweden, Ireland and England. Sixteen people were boarding at the hotel on census night.6 
1911 CensusWilliam and Florence [sic] appeared on the 1911 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba, at Grand Union Hotel. Note: the enumerator failed to record year of birth for many families. William was born in April in Scotland, immigrated in 1878 or 79, age 46, occupation Hotel Keeper, and had $5000 life insurance costing $75. There were two hotel keepers at this hotel. Florence was born in June in Scotland, age 32. Their children were May Elma (16), Floyd MacClane? (7), Wilbert Clare (5), Edwin Ray (3), and Florence Muriel (18 days? - unclear.)7 
1916 CensusWilliam and Florence [sic] appeared on the 1916 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba, enumerated 1 Jun 1916. William was 47, born in Ontario, occupation Hotrman [writing difficult to interpret]. Florence was 33, born in Ontario. Their children were Floyd (12), Clare (10), Ray (8), and Muriel (5). The family was Presbyterian.8 
DeathWilliam died on 13 Oct 1919 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.9,10
 
ObituaryHis obituary was published on 14 Oct 1919 in the Winnipeg Free Press.

William Simpson, who passed his life from a child in Winnipeg and Manitoba, and was a well-known member of the hotel business in the city and Carman, died yesterday of pneumonia, aged 56? years. Born at Fergus, Ont, he came to Manitoba with his parents. In later life he was proprietor of the Starkey House in Carman. Some 18 or 20 years ago he came to Winnipeg and took over the Roblin hotel. Subsequently he acquired the Royal Oak, which he conducted until about a couple of years ago, retiring from business on account of ill health. He is survived by a widow and five children, as well as other relatives in Manitoba. The three sons, Floyd, Clare and Ray, with the daughter Muriel, reside at home, 165? Lipton street. The other daughter, Mrs A Warren, also lives in Winnipeg. His other relatives west are James Simpson, Carman; Mrs McCorlie, Carman; Mrs A Badger, Carman; and Mrs Sutton, Roland. Deceased was a member of Carman lodge, AF and AM. The body lies in the chapel of Clark Bros & Hughes, 193? Donald street, awaiting funeral arrangements.11
 
Research Note William Simpson is quite possibly the brother of Elizabeth Simpson who married Flora's brother John Archibald McLean. 
Last Edited22 Feb 2015

Citations

  1. Obituary of John Archibald McLean in unidentified Bruce County newspaper, 5 June 1947. Transcription from Betty McKinnon, Kincardine.
  2. Marriage certificate of William Simpson and Flora McLean, married 25 October 1899 in the Province of Manitoba, Certificate #28-09-336473.
  3. 1901 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Lisgar (#7), Carman Village (J-1), page 4.
  4. Comment: : in Manitoba in 1881 census and sibling Elizabeth age 6 was born in Ontario.
  5. Manitoba Morning Free Press (Winnipeg, Canada), 6 April 1906, page 20. Image online at Ancestry.com.
  6. 1906 Census for Northwest Provinces. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg District, Subdistrict 4C, Page 2.
  7. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg, Subdistrict Winnipeg 30, Page 16.
  8. 1916 Census for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg South, ED 2, Page 36.
  9. 1921 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg South, SD 20, Page 16.
  10. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. William Simpson death, #1919, 059131.
  11. Winnipeg Free Press, 14 October 1919, Page 5. Image viewed at FindMyPast.
  12. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. Florence Muriel Simpson death, age 2, #1906-001670.

Stanley Ernest Parker1

#19298, (1879 - 1948)
FatherJames Parker2 (c 1845 - 1920)
MotherMatilda Agnes Isabella Fidlar2 (1852 - 1889)
Pedigree

Children of Stanley Ernest Parker and Bessie Louisa Hewat
  • James Ernest Parker7 (1909 - 1970)
  • Robert Hewat Parker1 (1915 - 1977)
  • Florence Fidlar Parker5 (c 1919 - )

Life Events

BirthStanley Ernest Parker was born on 8 Dec 1879 in Manitoba.1
 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusStanley appeared on the 1881 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba with his parents. He was 2 years old and born in Manitoba.2 
MarriageHe married Bessie Louisa Hewat on 6 Jan 1909 in El Paso County, Texas.
According to the index: Stanley age 29, Miss Bessie age 24.3 
1911 CensusStanley and Bessie Parker appeared on the 1911 Census of Prince Rupert, British Columbia. [The image was difficult to read]. Stanley was 31, born in Dec 1879 in Man, Presbyterian, Proprietor of a Transfer company working on his own account. He held $3500 worth of life insurance. Bessie was 25, born Oct 188? in Ontario, English origin, Anglican. They had one son, name unreadable, born Nov 1909 in BC.4 
1921 CensusStanley E and Bessie L Parker appeared on the 1921 Census of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, at 2nd Avenue. They rented their 5-room wood home for $40 per month. Stanley was 41, born in Manitoba, parents born in Manitoba, and was a Hauling Contractor and employer.
Bessie was 35, born in Ontario, parents born in Ontario. Their children were James E (11), Robert H (5), and Florence F (2), all born in BC. The family was Presbyterian.5 
Note.In 1925, after operating a cartage business, he opened Parker Ford Dealership. He later sold it to his son Robert who renamed it Bob Parker Limited in the late 40s.6 
DeathStanley died on 14 Mar 1948 in Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
Details from the certificate: Stanley Ernest Parker, lived in BC 39 years, Canada 68 years, residence 320 - 2nd Avenue, Prince Rupert, Scottish origin, married to Bessie Louisa Hewat, born 8 December 1879 in Manitoba, age 68 years 3 months 6 days, automobile dealer for 25 years, father James Ernest Parker born Ontario, mother's name unknown born Ontario. The informant was his son R H Parker of 801 Summit Ave, Prince Rupert. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery, Prince Rupert.1 
Last Edited22 Jul 2017

Citations

  1. British Columbia Death Registration. Stanley Ernest Parker, #003572.
  2. 1881 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Selkirk (183), Winnipeg (div 2), page 8.
  3. State of Texas Indexes to Marriages, 1814-1909 and 1966-2002 (http://www.ancestry.com, viewed online) "Stanley E Parker & Bessie L Hewat, 1909."
  4. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. British Columbia, Comox-Atlin, Sub-District 27, Prince Rupert, page 24.
  5. 1921 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. British Columbia, Skeena, SD 22 - Prince Rupert, page 30.
  6. E-mails from Barbara Hood, BC, online "Book of Rainbows" about Prince Rupert.
  7. British Columbia Death Registration. James Ernest Parker, #70-09-009434.

John Nathaniel McLean1

#19674, (1886 - 1969)
FatherDuncan McLean1 (1851 - 1902)
MotherLavinia Schell1 (c 1860 - 1894)
Pedigree

Children of John Nathaniel McLean and Martha Agnes Fitzgerald

Life Events

Note.John Nathaniel McLean's paternal grandfather was named John and his maternal grandfather was Nathaniel. 
BirthJohn Nathaniel McLean was born on 9 Mar 1886 in Shoal Lake, Manitoba.
Mother's name Lovina Schell, registered 4 Dec 1942.1 
(Subject) Photograph2
(with Parents) 1900 CensusJohn N McLean appeared on the 1900 Federal Census Bottineau County, North Dakota with his father and stepmother. He was 14, born in March 1886 in Canada, parents born in Canada, and attended school 7 months that year.3 
Research Note Not yet found in the 1910 census. 
(Witness) Marriage Nat McLean witnessed the marriage of Reno W Ruegsegger and his sister Lottie McLean on 25 Oct 1911 in Redstone, Valley County, Montana.4 
MarriageJohn Nathaniel McLean married Martha Agnes Fitzgerald on 9 Jul 1913 in Culbertson, Montana.
Information from the marriage license and certificate: Nathaniel McLean of Outlook Montana, age 26 years 4 months, birthplace North Dakota, not previously married, parents Duncan McLean & Levina Schell;
Martha Agnes Fitzgerald of Outlook, age 24, birthplace Illinois, not previously married, parents Robert Fitzgerald and Maria B Reardon;
They were married by a Catholic priest and the witnesses were Robt L West and Grace Fitzgerald.5 
Land Record On 29 Jan 1915, John Nathaniel McLean obtained a land patent for 320 acres in Montana. Click here to find and view the document.6 
MilitaryHe completed a draft registration card on 12 Sep 1918 in Outlook, Montana. Information on the card included: Nathaniel McLean, of Outlook Montana, age 33, born March 9th 1886, white, citizen by father's naturalization before age of majority, farmer working on own account, nearest relative Martha Agness McLean of Outlook Montana; short height, medium build, grey eyes, brown hair.7 
1920 CensusNat J and Martha Mclean appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Sheridan County, Montana. They owned their farm with a mortgage. Nat was 34, born in North Dakota, parents born in Canada, and he was a general farmer working on his own account. Martha was 30, born in Illinois, father born in Canada, mother in Illinois. Their children were Cathrine M (5), John R (4 3/12), Maurine V (2 9/12), and Helen A (1 6/12). [Enumerated next to them was Nat's sister Lottie and her husband]8 
1930 CensusJohn N and Martha McLean appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Sheridan County, Montana. They owned their farm and did not have a radio. John was 44, first married at 27, born in North Dakota, parents born in English Canada, was a farmer working on his own account, and was not a veteran. Martha was 41, married at 24, and born in Illinois. Their children were Katherine (15), John (14), Marrium (13), Helen (11), Leonard (9), Thresa (7), Robert (6), Ju-- (4 3/12), Jeanne (2 4/12), and Agnes (10 months). The eldest 6 children attended school.9 
1940 CensusNat and Martha appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Sheridan County, Montana. The family lived on a farm and paid $5 rent. They lived in the same house as in 1935. Nat was 54, had 4th grade education, birthplace English Canada, naturalized. He was seeking work and had not worked for 30 weeks prior to April 1st. The previous year Nat worked 24 weeks for an income of $105. Martha was 51, 8th grade education, born Illinois. Their children with them were Theresa L (17), Robert D (16), Jude C (14), Jeanne F (12), Agnes G (10), Jeremia N (daughter, 7), and Vivian G (5). All the children attended school.10 
Item On 4 Dec 1942, John Nathaniel McLean registered his birth in Manitoba.1 
Photograph11
The John Nathaniel & Martha McLean family
(date and names not recorded)
Photograph196412
Siblings Duncan, Lottie & John Nathaniel McLean
1964
DeathJohn died on 7 Jun 1969 in San Luis Obispo County, California.13,14
 
BurialNat and Martha were buried in Arroyo Grande Cemetery, Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo County, California. The gravestone reads "McLean - Nat 1886-1969 - Martha 1889-1975."15 
Last Edited7 Jun 2019

Citations

  1. Province of Manitoba online indexes to Vital Records. John Nathaniel McLean, #1886-1474251.
  2. E-mails from Scott McLean to J Kolthammer, beginning June 2010.
  3. 1900 Federal Census for United States, North Dakota, Bottineau County, Township 164, Roll T623_1226, Page 3A. Image viewed at Ancestry.com.
  4. County Marriage Records of Montana, 1865-1950. viewed at Family Search Historic Records & Images Online, Reno W Ruegsegger & Lottie McLean, 1911, #913.
  5. County Marriage Records of Montana, 1865-1950. viewed at Family Search Historic Records & Images Online, Nathaniel McLean & Martha Agnes Fitzgerald, license #41.
  6. General Land Office Federal Land Patents , images online at http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/, Nathaniel McLean, Patent #456182.
  7. United States World War I Draft Cards. National Archives, online images viewed at Ancestry.com, Nathaniel McLean, Sheridan County, Montana.
  8. United States 1920 Federal Census, Montana, Sheridan County, ED 198, Page 12A.
  9. 1930 Federal Census for United States, Montana, Sheridan County, School District 29, ED 23, Page 1A. Image viewed at Ancestry.com.
  10. United States 1940 Federal Census, Montana, Sheridan County, ED 46-23, Page 1A.
  11. E-mails from Allison McLean to J Kolthammer, beginning July 2010.
  12. E-mails from Donna Rodenburg to J Kolthammer.
  13. United States Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Text index viewed at Ancestry.com "Nat McLean, born 9 Mar 1886, last residence Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo, California, issued in Montana before 1951."
  14. Index to California Deaths, www.ancestry.com, 1940-1997, compiled by Ancestry.com "John N McLean, born 9 Mar 1886 North Dakota, died 7 Jun 1969 San Luis Obispo, mother's maiden name Shell."
  15. Website Find A Grave.
  16. United States Social Security Administration, Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007. Text viewed at Ancestry .Maureen Veronica McLean.
  17. Montana Birth Certificates, image viewed at Ancestry. Ann McLean, 1918, #281.