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| 1 | Abrams, Rachel (I705)
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| 2 | Richardson, Dennis (I628)
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| 3 | Family F85
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| 4 | Family F107
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| 5 | Campbell, Edith (I375)
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| 6 | Wilson, Margaret (I309)
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| 7 | McKinnley, Carmen (I283)
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| 8 | Family F333
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| 9 | * Ira Darling (1852-1940) Mary Matilda Knapp (1856-1937) Married 1 Mar 1884 | | Emphus Ethbert Lake (1878-1969) * Lottie Jane Darling (1885-1968) Married 26 Aug 1903 | | Rev. William George "George" Wylie (1903-Bef 2003) * Daisy Woodburn Lake (1908-Bef 2003) Married 21 Apr 1943 | | * John Woodburn Wylie (1947-2003) | Darling, Ira (I338)
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| 10 | John L. remarried to Hannah Woodcock 4,1,1834 in Loughborough by Rev. Ferguson John L. died 30 11 ???? His second family was Charles L. Silver born 1835 married Mary Ann Wright Dec. 4, 1908 Esther Emily 1844 Hannah 1847 Cecilia 1849 married Yahn 1949 | Family F4
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| 11 | (according to Nan) invented the system to sort mail by putting them in different bags for delivery. | Timmerman, Parker Smith (I227)
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| 12 | Eric Truman Silver died Young. He was the son of 2. W. Orville "Orville" Silver and 3. Zella Blanche Darling. | Silver, Eric Truman (I34)
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| 13 | * Charles Wesley Darling (1847-1923) Amanda Simmons (1850-1922) Married 27 Mar 1866 | | * Frederick Albert "Fred" Darling (1870-1936) Mary Anne Judge (1871-1943) Married 28 Dec 1892 | | * Anna Eloise "Eloise" Darling (1898-1996) | Darling, Charles Wesley (I197)
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| 14 | * Frederick Albert "Fred" Darling (1870-1936) Mary Anne Judge (1871-1943) Married 28 Dec 1892 | | * Anna Eloise "Eloise" Darling (1898-1996) | Darling, Frederick "Fred" Albert (I198)
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| 15 | **Another possible son is this John, had one daughter Susan in 1841? No firm connection here other than the family name. | Timmerman, John (I226)
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| 16 | -------------------------------------------------------------- Born: Apr. 4 1790 Bethnal Green Married: Died: Occupation: Religion: -------------------------------------------------------------- Bethnal Green is near John Wesley Foundation Doug and Lottie Bell walked up and down those streets. | Silver, Mary (I4)
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| 17 | -------------------------------------------------------------- Born: Bapt. June 1 1788 St. Leonard's Shoreditch England Married: Died: Occupation: Religion: -------------------------------------------------------------- | Silver, Richard (I3)
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| 18 | -------------------------------------------------------------- Born: May 12 1796 Bethnal Green Married: Died: Occupation: Religion: -------------------------------------------------------------- | Silver, Mary Ann (I7)
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| 19 | 6510-88 James Edward STEEL, 24, farmer, Westport, Bedford twp., s/o John STEEL & Biddy WELSH, married Maggie WILSON, 19, Hinchinbrooke twp., Bedford twp., d/o James WILSON & Mary Jane NESBITT, witn: John & Trophina HARMON of Bed ford twp., 31 Jan 1888 at Newboro | Family F249
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| 20 | a Loyalist. He married Frankia (of the Mohawk nation) in Ontario, Canada. Frankia is also refered to as Treinkia. Abraham born 1760 in new york He married Trienka (a Mohawk indian from NY they had 12 children. Abraham Jr. born 1792 . Abraham 1760 had a son David and David had Christopher | Woodcock, Abraham (I117)
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| 21 | A Twin of Phyllis | Darling, Doris E (I320)
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| 22 | A twin with Doris | Darling, Phyllis Winnifred (I319)
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| 23 | ABBR Campbell, Bob | Source (S22581)
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| 24 | ABBR Campbell, Bob | Source (S2)
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| 25 | ABBR Family Tree [Jason Silver] | Source (S22708)
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| 26 | ABBR Family Tree [Jason Silver] | Source (S5)
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| 27 | ABBR Jackson, George C. | Source (S22758)
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| 28 | ABBR Jackson, George C. | Source (S1)
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| 29 | Arch always called them M?am and Pap in the German style Anson taught himself to read and write. One time when Hazel was a little girl Anson took her to his room and got out a trunk with baby clothes and gave Hazel a little red flannel jacket for a new baby, tiny sized. Probably had shrunk. It had been Nathan's who had died in infancy. Married Julia Albertson who was spiritual/ godly, to a degree that left an everlasting imprint on her children. Julia's father's name was George Albertson and he was involved in the war of 1812. Hazel Abrams knows he was a charter member of the FM church in Verona. George's wife was a Catholic and apprently was a wonderful woman. She had a family alter. Nan has his picture. Somebody did it for her 80th birthday -- an old tin type Respectable and Godly man. The whole Timmerman name, had no respect in nan's area. This disrespect was justified since one family member had a lot of illigitimate children. | Timmerman, Anson (I220)
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| 30 | Attended Sydenham H.S. Live on Otty lake near Perth. Linda does a lot of singing and is in a group called "The Good News Company". They sing a variety of Christian and contemporary songs, and have taken their music to many churches. | Silver, Steve (I106)
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| 31 | Avory (Avery?) married Margaret Reed and they had four children - Sophronie, Alexander, Theodore and Victoria. Avory became blind while quite young and died of a heart atack a few years later. His wife, Margaret, remained on the farm which was run the her son Theodore, for a few more years and later moved to Latimer. She suffered a par alletic stroke and was confined to a wheelchair for several years before she died. She was buried in the Wilmur cemetery. | Darling, Avery G. (I192)
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| 32 | Bethnal Green is near John Wesley Foundation Doug and Lottie Bell walked up and down those streets. | Silver, Mary (I4)
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| 33 | Birth guessed based on him being about 30 when he died. | Abrams, James "Jim" Oliver (I120)
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| 34 | Born May 29 1839 Died Jan 14 1923 Buried Desert Lake Cemetery | Abrams, John Jarvis (I704)
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| 35 | by Rev. Ferguson | Family F4
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| 36 | By Rev. Robert McDowall | Family F176
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| 37 | By the 1922 obituary of his brother James Isaac, Sarah and her husband were in Lestock Saskatchewan. By the 1928 Obituary of her brother John, she was in Chatham. | Campbell, Sarah C (I921)
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| 38 | Census Belleville, Ont. C-11727 D3, p 4 | Wright, Mary Ann (or Jane) (I22)
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| 39 | Charles and Mary were married at St. George's Cathedral in Kingston, Ontario. | Family F6
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| 40 | Chris Barber quotes him as saying do what I say and not what I do. Their Enduring Spirit | Snook, Edward "Ed" (I381)
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| 41 | Curious, that his tomb stone says he's married to Caroline Bond. I'm not sure where that fits in with the info I have about his wife, so something is either missing or wrong. | Spooner, Niram (I636)
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| 42 | Darlings originally came from the province of Hess in Germany, members went to England, became soldiers and were sent to America during the rebellion of the colonies against England. When the war ended they stayed in America as British Subjects and then came to Canada, and were given land grants as United Empire Loyalists. The Darling homestead was at the head of Loughborough Lake. A home was built and the family lived on the farm while the father continued his Army service. Life was very rugged, and the father walked home from Kingston every two weeks bringing supplies, sometimes carrying a hundred-pound sack of flour. He would cut wood and make sure the family was comfortable until he next returned. They had a cow, dog and some hens, these all had to be housed at ni ghts as there were many wolves. Eight boys and two girls were born at the homestead, all married and went their separate ways. Two of the sons, Avory and Charles, bought adjoining farms at Buck Lake. | Darling, Samuel (I182)
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| 43 | Date estimated from the fact that her husband remarried in Oct 1861. | Jackson, Fanny (I770)
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| 44 | Death age guessed at based on Earl being about 2 when he died. | Abrams, James "Jim" Oliver (I120)
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| 45 | Death guessed based on the possibility that Earl was about 2 or 3 when she died. | Wilson, Sarah Jane (I121)
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| 46 | Did not marry | Timmerman, Alma (I262)
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| 47 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wilson, M. (I436)
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| 48 | Did not marry. A mechanic in Dawson Snook's Cataraqui garage | Campbell, George (I414)
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| 49 | Died at birth | Timmerman, Olive (I421)
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| 50 | Died in infancy | Campbell, Isabelle (I922)
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