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Andrew Schlorff was born in August 1907, at, Bruce, . At From 1911 census.¹ He was the son of Johann "John" Schlorff and Matilda Alles.¹

     
Dorothy Schlorff was born in April 1909, at, Bruce, . At From 1911 census.¹ She was the daughter of Johann "John" Schlorff and Matilda Alles.¹

     
Johann Georg Becker was born on 1 October 1855, at, Waterloo, .¹
Johann Georg Becker married Eva Elizabeth Gonder on 23 September 1879.¹
Johann Georg Becker died on 9 January 1945. Buried second St.Peter's Lutheran Church Cemetery,Brant Township.¹

     
Eva Elizabeth Gonder was born on 31 May 1860, at, Waterloo, .¹
As of 23 September 1879,her married name was Becker.¹

Eva Elizabeth Gonder married Johann Georg Becker on 23 September 1879.¹
Eva Elizabeth Gonder died on 26 December 1935.¹

     
John Manary was born circa 28 February 1854, at, Grey, . At From 1881 census, 1855; Birth date from age of 29 years 3 monthson gravestone.¹ He was the son of William Manary and Sarah Breadner.¹
John Manary married Mary Muxlow on 7 October 1879, at Birth of son William, , . Date from IGI.^1,2
John Manary died on 30 May 1884, at At the age 29 years 3 months (gravestone)., , Grey, . Birth date from 1881 census 1855.
Buried Temple Hill Cem., Euphrasia Twp.^3,4

     
Mary Muxlow was born in 1859.³
Mary Muxlow married John Manary, son of William Manary and Sarah Breadner, on 7 October 1879, at Birth of son William, , . Date from IGI.^1,2
As of before 1880,her married name was Manary.¹

     
Susan Manary was born in 1869, at, Grey, . At From 1881 census.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Manary and Mary Hughes.¹

     
John "Sim" Simms was born in 1842, at, , Scotlsand. At From 1881 census.¹
John "Sim" Simms married Barbara (?) before 1864, at Birth of son William., , .¹
From the 1881 Census, at, Lambton, ,:
John SIM M Male Scottish 39 Scot. Presb. Farmer
Barbara SIM M Female Scottish 39 Scot. Presb.
William SIM Male Scottish 17 Scot. Presb.
Ellen SIM Female Scottish 15 Scot. Presb.
Wm. MURCHESON M Male Scottish 60 Que. Presb. Laborer

Sombra, Bothwell, ON
C-13276, Dist: 178, Sub-dist: F, Div. 1, page17.¹

     
Barbara (?) was born in 1842, at, , Scotland. At From 1881 census.¹
Barbara (?) married John "Sim" Simms before 1864, at Birth of son William., , .¹
As of before 1864,her married name was Simms.¹

     
William Simms was born in 1864, at, , Scotland. At From 1881 census.¹ He was the son of John "Sim" Simms and Barbara (?).¹

     
John Alexander Gordon was born on 17 November 1887, at, Lambton, . At From 1901 census.¹ He was the son of William James Gordon and Ellen Barbara Simms.¹
John Alexander Gordon died on 20 February 1934, at, Muskoka, .²

     
Ellen Gordon was born on 22 May 1886, at, Lambton, . At From 1901 census.¹ She was the daughter of William James Gordon and Ellen Barbara Simms.¹

     
Thomas Weston was born on 27 February 1855, at, Bothwell, . At From 1901 census.¹ He was the son of Henry Weston.² Thomas Weston witnessed the New Tag of Henry Weston on 4 April 1881 at, ON, ; Henry WESTON M Male English 43 U.C. Bap. Cord Wood Dealer
Martha WESTON M Female English 43 U.C. Bap.
Ada WESTON Female English 18 C.W. Bap.
Thomas WESTON Male English 16 C.W. Bap.
Clara WESTON Female English 14 C.W. Bap.
Mary A. WESTON Female English 8 C.W. Bap.
John H. WESTON Male English 4 C.W. Bap.
William B. WESTON Male English 2 C.W. Bap.

Dresden, Bothwell, ON
C-13277, Dist: 178, Sub-dist: J, Div. 2, page 10.²
Thomas Weston married Ellen Barbara Simms, daughter of John "Sim" Simms and Barbara (?), before 1896, at Birth of first child., , Bothwell, . Sombra and Dresden are about 15 moles apart in Lambton Co.¹

     
Henry Weston was born in 1838, at, .¹
From the 1881 Census, at, ON, ,:
Henry WESTON M Male English 43 U.C. Bap. Cord Wood Dealer
Martha WESTON M Female English 43 U.C. Bap.
Ada WESTON Female English 18 C.W. Bap.
Thomas WESTON Male English 16 C.W. Bap.
Clara WESTON Female English 14 C.W. Bap.
Mary A. WESTON Female English 8 C.W. Bap.
John H. WESTON Male English 4 C.W. Bap.
William B. WESTON Male English 2 C.W. Bap.

Dresden, Bothwell, ON
C-13277, Dist: 178, Sub-dist: J, Div. 2, page 10.¹

     
Wesley Weston was born on 3 December 1896, at, . At From 1901 census.¹ He was the son of Thomas Weston and Ellen Barbara Simms.¹

     
Oscar Weston was born on 30 November 1898, at, . At From 1901 census.¹ He was the son of Thomas Weston and Ellen Barbara Simms.¹

     
Garnet Weston was born on 5 July 1900, at, Algoma, . At From 1901 census.¹ He was the son of Thomas Weston and Ellen Barbara Simms.¹

     
Robert Irvine was born on 14 July 1858, at, Lanark, .¹ He was the son of John Irvine and Mary Ann Rathwell.¹
Robert Irvine married Rosanna Hughes, daughter of Jonathan Hughes and Hannah "Ann" Crampton, on 7 March 1888, at, Lanrk, .¹
Robert Irvine waslisted on the 1901 census for at, Selkirk, , on 31 March 1901.
3 4 22 Irvine Robert M Head M Jul 14 1858 42
3 5 22 Irvine Rosana F Wife M Jan 11 1869 32
3 6 22 Irvine John M M Son S Dec 7 1888 12
3 7 22 Irvine Ethel M F Daughter S Sep 28 1891 9
3 8 22 Irvine Mable J F Daughter S Feb 24 1894 7
3 9 22 Irvine Rose V F Daughter S Apr 16 1890 10

Rockwood, SELKIRK, MB
Dist: 11, Subdist: h-5, T-6435.²

     
John Irvine was born on 16 March 1826, at, Lanark, . ; 1901 census says 16 June 1825, and from 1851 census would have 1824.^1,2
John Irvine was in at, Lanark, , on the 1851 census in on 12 January 1852
41 Irvine, Thos. Ire. Episcopalian 50 M Farmer
42 Irvine, Sarah Ire. Episcopalian 48 F Wife
43 Irvine, John U.C. Episcopalian 28 M
44 Irvine, Ann U.C. Episcopalian 20 F
45 Irvine, Sarah U.C. Episcopalian 18 F
46 Irvine, Fanny U.C. Episcopalian 16 F
47 Irvine, Eliza U.C. Episcopalian 14 F
48 Irvine, Abigail U.C. Episcopalian 12 F
49 Irvine, Thos U.C. Episcopalian 11 M
50 Irvine, Joanna U.C. Episcopalian 7 F

Lanark , 173 Bathurst Twp., p. 14d, 15a, (121).²
John Irvine married Mary Ann Rathwell on 2 July 1856, at Presb. Church, , Lanark, . NAC: MG9, D7-10
Baptisms and marriages, 1817-1839 - FHL 928967 Item 4
Baptisms and marriages, 1839-1857 Index - FHL 928968 Item 1
Another filming, [1955?]. - FHL 272352 Item 1.¹ John Irvine witnessed the New Tag of Thomas Irvine on 31 March 1901 at, Lanark, ; 3 13 23 Irvine Thomas M Head M Sep 21 1866 34
3 14 23 Irvine Sarah F Wife M Aug 24 1868 32
3 15 23 Irvine Harry M Son S Aug 17 1896 4
3 16 23 Irvine Fred M Son S Mar 22 1901
3 17 23 Irvine John M Father W Jun 16 1825 75
3 18 23 Irvine Susanna F Sister S Dec 21 1870 30

Montague, LANARK, South, ON
Dist: 81, Subdist: g-4, T-6478.³
John Irvine died on 15 March 1915.¹

     
Mary Ann Rathwell was born between 1828 and 1829, at, , Ireland. At 1851 census would give 1829; Birthplace from 1851 census.^1,2
Mary Ann Rathwell was in at, Leed, , on the 1851 census in on 12 January 1852
21 Rathwell, Helen Ireland Church of England 57 F Widow
22 Rathwell, Andrew Ireland Church of England 36 M, Labourer
23 Rathwell, John Ireland Church of England 20 M, Labourer
24 Rathwell, William Ireland Church of England 16 M, Labourer
25 Rathwell, Mary Ireland Church of England 22 F
Living one family in a log house, all children unmarried.

Leeds, 195 Kitley Twp., p. 4d, 5a, (87).²
Mary Ann Rathwell married John Irvine on 2 July 1856, at Presb. Church, , Lanark, . NAC: MG9, D7-10
Baptisms and marriages, 1817-1839 - FHL 928967 Item 4
Baptisms and marriages, 1839-1857 Index - FHL 928968 Item 1
Another filming, [1955?]. - FHL 272352 Item 1.¹
As of 2 July 1856,her married name was Irvine.¹

Mary Ann Rathwell died in 1891.¹
Mary Ann Rathwell Book: TWIXT HILL AND VALE
1977, published by the Rathwell History Committee. Includes write-ups on TURNBULLs, ALLANs and RATHWELLs from Lanark County.
1. Sam RATHWELL b: 1802 Ireland d: Aug. 26, 1886 Innisville, Lanark Co. ON m. Jane LEARY b: 1807 Ireland d: Aug. 4, 1881 Innisville, Lanark Co. ON.
2. John RATHWELL b: 1855 Innisville ON d: 18/1/1933 Hazelridge MB [just east of Winnipeg] m. Ann APPLEBY b: 1859 Innisville ON m: 1882 ?Rathwell MB d: 1950 Hazelridge MB.

AMICUS No. 11482998 Monograph
NLC COPIES: NL Stacks - F5649 R35 R35
Preserv - off site - F5649 R35 R35 - Copy 2 - NO ILL

NAME(S):*Rathwell Historical Committee
TITLE(S): Twixt hill and vale : a story of Rathwell and surrounding district / compiled by the Rathwell Historical Committee
PUBLISHER: Rathwell, Man. : [s.n.], 1970.
DESCRIPTION: v, 352 p. : ill., p;orts. ; 23 cm.
CLASSIFICATION: LC Class no.: F5649* in 2000.

     
Rosanna Hughes was born on 11 January 1869, at, Lanark, .¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Hughes and Hannah "Ann" Crampton.¹ Rosanna Hughes witnessed the New Tag of Jonathan Hughes on 4 April 1881 at Living with a Jasha Burd., , Marquette, ; Jashes BURD Male Irish 43 Ire. Presb. Farmer
Jonathon HUGHES M Male Irish 39 C.W. E. Meth. Farmer
Hannah HUGHES M Female Irish 33 C.W. E. Meth.
Rosa HUGHES Female Irish 12 Ont. E. Meth. Going To School
Robert HUGHES Male Irish 9 Ont. E. Meth. Going To School
Hannah HUGHES Female Irish 6 Ont. E. Meth. Going To School
Bella M. HUGHES Female Irish 4 Ont. E. Meth.
Wm. F. HUGHES Male Irish 2 Ont. E. Meth.


Dufferin, Marquette, MB
C-13283, Dist: 186, Sub-dist: G, Div. 2, page 18.²
Rosanna Hughes married Robert Irvine, son of John Irvine and Mary Ann Rathwell, on 7 March 1888, at, Lanrk, .¹
As of 7 March 1888,her married name was Irvine.¹

Rosanna Hughes died on 17 March 1955, at, Rainy River, .¹

     
Thomas Irvine was born on 21 September 1866, at, Lanark, . At From 1901 census.¹ He was the son of John Irvine and Mary Ann Rathwell.¹
Thomas Irvine waslisted on the 1901 census for at, Lanark, , on 31 March 1901.
3 13 23 Irvine Thomas M Head M Sep 21 1866 34
3 14 23 Irvine Sarah F Wife M Aug 24 1868 32
3 15 23 Irvine Harry M Son S Aug 17 1896 4
3 16 23 Irvine Fred M Son S Mar 22 1901
3 17 23 Irvine John M Father W Jun 16 1825 75
3 18 23 Irvine Susanna F Sister S Dec 21 1870 30

Montague, LANARK, South, ON
Dist: 81, Subdist: g-4, T-6478.¹

     
Susanna Irvine was born on 21 December 1870, at, , ON. At From 1901 census.¹ She was the daughter of John Irvine and Mary Ann Rathwell.¹ Susanna Irvine witnessed the New Tag of Thomas Irvine on 31 March 1901 at, Lanark, ; 3 13 23 Irvine Thomas M Head M Sep 21 1866 34
3 14 23 Irvine Sarah F Wife M Aug 24 1868 32
3 15 23 Irvine Harry M Son S Aug 17 1896 4
3 16 23 Irvine Fred M Son S Mar 22 1901
3 17 23 Irvine John M Father W Jun 16 1825 75
3 18 23 Irvine Susanna F Sister S Dec 21 1870 30

Montague, LANARK, South, ON
Dist: 81, Subdist: g-4, T-6478.¹

     
Jonathan Hughes was born on 4 March 1842, at, , Ireland. At 1838 from 1881 census.¹ He was the son of Robert Hughes and Isabella Thomlinson.¹
Jonathan Hughes married Hannah "Ann" Crampton, daughter of George Crampton and Mary Rosanna Srewart, on 25 January 1867, at, Lanark, .¹
From the 1881 Census, at Living with a Jasha Burd., , Marquette, ,:
Jashes BURD Male Irish 43 Ire. Presb. Farmer
Jonathon HUGHES M Male Irish 39 C.W. E. Meth. Farmer
Hannah HUGHES M Female Irish 33 C.W. E. Meth.
Rosa HUGHES Female Irish 12 Ont. E. Meth. Going To School
Robert HUGHES Male Irish 9 Ont. E. Meth. Going To School
Hannah HUGHES Female Irish 6 Ont. E. Meth. Going To School
Bella M. HUGHES Female Irish 4 Ont. E. Meth.
Wm. F. HUGHES Male Irish 2 Ont. E. Meth.


Dufferin, Marquette, MB
C-13283, Dist: 186, Sub-dist: G, Div. 2, page 18.²
Jonathan Hughes died on 9 September 1938, at, Lanark, .¹

     
Hannah "Ann" Crampton was born on 6 July 1848, at, . At 1842 from 1881 census.¹ She was the daughter of George Crampton and Mary Rosanna Srewart.²
Hannah "Ann" Crampton married Jonathan Hughes, son of Robert Hughes and Isabella Thomlinson, on 25 January 1867, at, Lanark, .¹
As of 25 January 1867,her married name was Hughes.¹

Hannah "Ann" Crampton died on 12 March 1934.¹
Hannah "Ann" Crampton family:Jonathan HUGHES
Born: 2 Mar 1842, Innisville, Ontario,
Died: 1938
Married: 25 Jun 1867

Wife's Name
Ann CRAMPTON
Born: 1848, Innisville, Ontario,
Died: 1934
Married: 25 Jun 1867

Children

Rob HUGHES
Born: 1871, Innisville, Ontario,
Died: 1937
May HUGHES
Born: 1875, Innisville, Ontario,
Died: 1952
Rose HUGHES Born: 1869, Innisville, Ontario,
Died: 1937
William Franklin HUGHES
Born: 1879, Innisville, Ontario, Canada
Died: 15 Jun 1951
Charlie HUGHES
Born: 1881, Innisville, Ontario,
Died: 1983
Vera HUGHES
Born: 1883, , Manitoba
Died: 23 Jul 1960
Pearl HUGHES
Born: 1886, New Haven, Manitoba, Canada
Died: 2 Feb 1981
Roy HUGHES
Born: 1889, New Haven, Manitoba,
Died: 1968
Cliff HUGHES
Born: 1891, New Haven, Manitoba,
Died: 10 Feb 1918
Bella Maud HUGHES
Born: 14 Dec 1876, Innisville, Ontario, Canada
Died: 11 Aug 1956

Susan Davis
201 STEVENTON BLVD
FLIN FLON, MB


SAMUEL CRAMPTON

Among the enterprising, progressive men whose activity in business circles and public affairs have made Antrim one of the thriving counties of Michigan and the city in which he resides an important center of commerce and industry, is Samuel Crampton, a native of Canada, but for a number of years an honored and public spirited citizen of the state in which he now makes his home. Mr. Crampton was born in Lanark county, Ontario, February 8, I857, and is the youngest of a family of seventeen children whose parents, John and Susannah (Griffiths) Crampton, were natives of Ireland, the father being by occupation a linen weaver. John Crampton emigrated to Canada in 1827, and settled in Lanark county, Ontario, where he purchased a tract of wild land and cleared a farm on which he spent the remainder of his days, dying when the subject of this review was a lad
about twelve years of age.

Samuel Crampton spent his early life on the family homestead, received a fair education in the public schools of his native county, and at the age of seventeen years went to Saginaw valley, Michigan, where he entered-upon an apprenticeship to learn the trade of blacksmithing, working the first three years at Carlton and receiving the sum of four dollars per month and board. After becoming an efficient mechanic, he began working for himself and in the fall of 1878 went to Bay City, where he followed his trade until 1880, when he disposed of his interests at that place and changed his location to Elk Rapids.

In the latter city Mr. Crampton became associated in blacksmithing with a man whose dissipated habits made way with the greater part of the profits, consequently in March of the year following he dissolved the partnership and engaged with the Elk Rapids Iron Company to do the blacksmith work at their furnace, which position he held until 1884. Severing his connection with the company in the latter year, he went to the north shore of
Georgian Bay, on the Canadian side, but after spending a few months there returned to Elk Rapids and, opening a shop of his own, operated the same with encouraging success for a period of one year. At the expiration of that time he disposed of his establishment to H. H. Noble, general manager of the Elk Rapids Iron Company, after which he again accepted a position with the company and remained in its employ until the spring of 1891, when he discontinued blacksmithing temporarily to become a member of the Elk Rapids police force. After serving in the latter capacity until April, 1892, Mr. Crampton severed his connection with the force and went to Central Lake where he resumed hiss trade, building a large shop and establishing a very lucrative business which he conducted with profitable results during the greater part of the ensuing three years. Meanwhile he contracted a marriage with Miss Anna Stewart, a native of Canada, and of Irish descent and it was with the object in view of improving her failing health that he turned his shop over to other parties in 1895 and went to Canada, The trip, however, proved unavailing for after a short time in that country she was taken worse and in August of the same year departed this life, leaving beside her husband a son by the name of Vincent, now an intelligent young man of seventeen, who is making his second trip as express messenger on the "Empress of Japan." a Pacific liner plying between the city of Vancouver and China.

After the death of his wife Mr. Crampton spent several months in the West, during which he traveled quite extensively over Arizona, California, Oregon, Washington and the intermediate states and territories, visiting many points of interest in each. Returning to Michigan at the expiration of his tour he located in 1I896 at Central Lake, where he engaged in enterprise and that he has done much in a material way to advance the varied interests of the flourishing cities to which his industrial operations have been principally confined. A firm believer in progress, he has put forth his best efforts to promote the growth and development of his part of the state and it is to him and to the public spirited class to which he belongs that the county of Antrim is indebted for the era of continued prosperity it has enjoyed during the last twenty years and for the proud position it holds among its sister counties of the commonwealth.

Mr. Crampton keeps in close touch with the political issues of the day and as a local leader of his party has rendered valuable service in a number of campaigns, being invariably chosen a representative to conventions and to important places on the various central committees. His fraternal relations are represented by the Masonic and Pythian orders, having been for twenty years an influential member of the former and at this time the latter organization in Bellaire has no more active or capable worker.

Mr. Crampton's marriage was solemnized on April 29, 1903, with Miss Lena Gorton, of Antrim county, the union being without issue. When elected sheriff the subject moved his family to Bellaire and has since made that city his place of residence. By his thrift in business he has accumulated an ample competence, and his beautiful and attractive home, plentifully supplied with all the necessary conveniences and comforts and not a few of the luxuries of life, is the abode of a generous and refined hospitality as well as one of the popular social centers of Bellaire.

Author: Powers, Perry Francis, 1857-1945.
Title: A history of northern Michigan and its people / by Perry F. Powers ; assisted by H.G. Cutler. Publication date: 1912. in 2008.

     
George Crampton was born on 24 October 1820, at, Lanark, . ; http://www.crampton.ca/crampton/ppl/V/Y/VY3YCA4J0RSW49UZE.html.¹ He was the son of Samuel Crampton and Mary Elizabeth Rathwell.²
George Crampton married Mary Rosanna Srewart before 1848.³
George Crampton died on 17 July 1907.¹

     
Mary Rosanna Srewart was born circa 1818.¹
Mary Rosanna Srewart married George Crampton, son of Samuel Crampton and Mary Elizabeth Rathwell, before 1848.²
As of before 1848,her married name was Crampton.²

Mary Rosanna Srewart died on 28 December 1852.¹

     
George Crampton was born on 18 October 1852.¹ He was the son of George Crampton and Mary Rosanna Srewart.¹