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| Evalena Freeman was the daughter of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. |
| Edward Freeman was the son of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. |
| Simeon Freeman was the son of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. |
| Elizabeth Freeman was the daughter of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. She married John VanLuvan. |
| Mathew Freeman was the son of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. |
| Hannah Freeman was the daughter of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. She married John Edgworth. |
| Mary Freeman was the daughter of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. She married George Williams, son of Albert Williams U.E.. |
| Peter Brown married Clarinda Freeman, daughter of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?, on 26 July 1807. |
| John VanLuvan married Elizabeth Freeman, daughter of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. |
There are many Atkinsons buried in the United Church (Methodist) cemetery in Cheapside (Walpole Twp., Haldimand Co.). They are probably related, but I have no idea how. This is where John Jaques Jr. (Anthony's brother) is supposed to be buried, but I was unable to find his grave. |
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Hanna Bellas was the daughter of William Bellas and Sarah Brown.
She was born on 30 December 1760 at Knock, Westmorland, England.1
She married Christopher Jaques, son of Thomas Jaques and Mary ?, on 24 May 1779 at Murton, Westmorland, England.1,2
Hanna Bellas was also known as Ann Bellas. Sister or niece to George Bellas (left large London estate to H. & bro. Wm.) From Hilary Richardson (email): So here is something that might interest you from the latter records; they are from the registers 1582-1901 (LDS film # 1471684). Unfortunately about a hundred years is illegible, from about 1670 to 1770. But here is something that might interest you: 1779.05.24 Marriage of Christopher Jaques 28, weaver, Murton, and Anne Bellas (who signs her name with an "X"), 19, spinster, Murton. Banns and consent of father, William Bellas, John Bellas. |
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John Jaques was the son of Christopher Jaques and Hanna Bellas.
He was born on 6 December 1795 at Murton, Westmorland, England.1
He married Margaret Fossett on 20 May 1817 at Appleby, Westmorland, England.2
He died in 1858 at Jarvis, ON.1
He was buried at St. John's, Woodhouse, ON.
He was a stonecutter. He immigrated on 28 August 1848; arrived in America (New York) on the 'Ship of Rome.' Moved to Buffalo, NY in 1851. Moved to farm on the 'Plank Road' bought from Cornelius Smith about 1852. From Jaques Family History, from information given by William Jaques of Simcoe, ON: "John Jaques was born December 6, 1788 [elsewhere stated d.o.b. as 1795] as the son of Christopher Jaques and Ann Bellas. He lived in Merton, Westmorland, England and Penrith. He emigrated to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA before moving to Walpole, Haldimand County. He was a stonecutter by trade. He married Margaret Fossett, the daughter of an English country Squire. She was a woman of Christian character and refinement. "In 1848, John Jaques and his family, except Thomas Jaques and John Jaques, decided to seek their fortunes in the New World and sailed on the sailing ship the City of Rome. This voyage took seven weeks and five days at sea to complete. Upon arriving, they travelled first to Pittsburg, as mentioned above, then moved on the Joyce Bank, Newfoundland. From there the family moved to Buffalo, New York, USA, where in 1852, Margaret (Fossett) Jaques died. Soon after the family moved to Canada, arriving at Hamilton, Ontario on Easter Sunday, lived for a time at York, then purchased a farm at Jarvis from Cornelius Smith [note: Cornelius Smith had land at S. 1/2 of lot 18, 3rd. Con., and at lot 19, 2nd. Con.]. "John Jaques died soon after in the same year as his wife's death. He was living at the newly-purchased Smith farm in Walpole Township when he died and he was buried at Saint John's in Woodhouse Township, Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada. John Jaques' children, Samuel Jaques, Joseph Jaques and Mary Jaques stayed on the farm for a few years. About 1860 they began to branch out for themselves." This particular family history gives list of children as follows: William John, b. 1818 Mark Thomas Samuel Margaret Ann Mary Hannah Jane Elizabeth Frighteningly enough, this list is identical with the list of children of John Jaques Jr. (this John's son), except that Mark and Thomas are two separate people. Since Anthony has been left out completely, I think I can safely ignore the above list. Conflict - some records say he was born 1788. |
He was a worked at 'washing' ore at mines, worked coal mines in Pittsburgh & Joysbank, also in plaster mines along the Grand River, ON. He immigrated in 1848; came to America (Pittsburgh) on "The Ship of Rome." He immigrated in 1852 to Canada; bought farm with brothers in Walpole. Lived at Lot 2, Conc. 6, Walpole Twp., Haldimand Co., ON in 1861. Moved to S. half of Lot 24, 6 Con., Woodhouse in 1867. Built a house in 1872. |
| John Edgworth married Hannah Freeman, daughter of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. |
| George Williams was the son of Albert Williams U.E.. He was born circa 21 December 1791. He married Mary Freeman, daughter of Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth ?. |
| Phoebe Mosher was the daughter of Lewis Mosher and Mary Freeman. |
| Elizabeth Mosher was the daughter of Lewis Mosher and Mary Freeman. |
| Sarah Mosher was the daughter of Lewis Mosher and Mary Freeman. |
| Fanny Mosher was the daughter of Lewis Mosher and Mary Freeman. |
| Mary Mosher was the daughter of Lewis Mosher and Mary Freeman. |
| John Mosher was the son of Lewis Mosher and Mary Freeman. |
| Lewis Mosher was the son of Lewis Mosher and Mary Freeman. |
| Nicholas Mosher was the son of Lewis Mosher and Mary Freeman. |
| Reuben Mosher was the son of Lewis Mosher and Mary Freeman. |
| Emily C. Jaques was the daughter of William Jaques and Zetta Seatter. She was born on 30 April 1895. |
| Joseph C. Jaques was the son of Thomas Jaques and Grace Johnson. He was born on 19 November 1898.1 |
| Charles Francis Parsons married Hannah Judith Jaques, daughter of Thomas Jacques and Elizabeth Cole. He died before 1901. |
| Eva Parsons was the daughter of Charles Francis Parsons and Hannah Judith Jaques. She was born on 7 March 1884. |
| Pearl B. Parsons was the daughter of Charles Francis Parsons and Hannah Judith Jaques. She was born on 6 November 1886. |
| Elizabeth Jaques was the daughter of Joseph Jaques and Mary Wynne. She was born on 17 June 1879.1 |
| James E. Jaques was the son of John Jaques and Margaret Miller. He was born on 26 June 1897. |
| Frank Columban Raymond was the son of ? Raymond.1 He was born on 18 October 1893 at New York.2,3 He married Ruth Louise Holding, daughter of William Frederick Holding and Louisa Christina Wright, circa 1924.2 He died on 26 May 1976.1 |
| Frank Columban Raymond was the son of Frank Columban Raymond and Ruth Louise Holding. He was born in 1927 at New York.1,2 He married Joan ?.1 He died in 1989.1 |
| Emma Gardner Holding was the daughter of William Frederick Holding and Louisa Christina Wright. She was born on 22 March 1899 at Bronx, NY.1 She married William Bostwick. |
Student of Healey Willan at Royal Conservatory of Music (piano). |
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Henry Gibson Holding was the son of William Frederick Holding and Louisa Christina Wright.
He was born circa 1905 at New York.1
Henry Gibson Holding was also known as Harry Holding. Henry Gibson Holding was also known as Nip.2 He had polio when he was young.2 |
| Ruth Louise Holding was the daughter of William Frederick Holding and Louisa Christina Wright. She was born on 28 August 1895 at New York.1,2 She married Frank Columban Raymond, son of ? Raymond, circa 1924.2 |
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