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     Elizabeth Warren is the daughter of William Warren and Elizabeth Warren.

     Sarah Warren is the daughter of William Warren and Anne Copeland.¹

     
Mary Warren 1786      William     Cooke          6142837 Number of Fiche: 1
1790      Thomas     Rinhart
1791     James     Toole
1797     John     Smyth
1800      Thomas     Earl          All possible husbands found so far.

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Mary Warren was buried, at No Chldren.
Mary Warren was born circa 1761, at Camolin, Toomb, Wex. Ire..¹ She was the daughter of William Warren.¹

     
Mary Warren was born on 21 March 1783, at, Wexford, , Ire.. She was the daughter of Robert Warren and Elizabeth Horton.

     
Nicholas James Hollingsworth was born in 1762, at Ballinakill, Ballycanew, Wexford, Ireland.¹ He was the son of John Hollingsworth and (?) Elizabeth.¹

     John Hollingsworth is the son of Samuel Hollingsworth and Anne Earl.¹

     John Warren is the son of John Warren and Margaret Henstock.

     John Warren is the son of Joseph Warren and Elizabeth Sutton.

     
Benjamin B. Warren was born on 18 March 1823, at, Lees, . At A Methodist; Agrees with 1851 census as to month and year.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Warren and Mary Quinsey.
Benjamin B. Warren married Martha Graham, daughter of William Graham and Martha Ralphe, before 1852, at On the 1851 census as married., , Leeds, .¹
Benjamin B. Warren was in at, Leeds, , on the 1851 census in on 12 January 1852
Benjamin WARREN M Male Irish 28 B: 1824 U.C. C. Meth. Farmer
Martha WARREN M Female Irish 20 B: 1832 U.C. C. Meth.¹
From the 1881 Census, at, Leeds, ,:
Benjamin WARREN M Male Irish 58 U.C. C. Meth. Farmer
Martha WARREN M Female Irish 50 U.C. C. Meth.
Allie WARREN Female Irish 22 C.W. C. Meth.
Eliza WARREN Female Irish 19 C.W. C. Meth.
Homer WARREN Male Irish 18 C.W. C. Meth. Farmer don
William Ralph WARREN Male Irish 16 C.W. C. Meth. Son
Jenette WARREN Female Irish 14 C.W. C. Meth.
George WARREN Male Irish 11 Ont. C. Meth.
Joseph Hiliard WARREN Male Irish 9 Ont. C. Meth.
Delbert WARREN Male Irish 7 Ont. C. Meth.

Lansdowne Front, Leeds South, ON
C-13232
Dist:110, Sub-dist: A, page 3.²
Benjamin B. Warren died on 30 December 1894, at Landsdowne, Leeds Co..

     Mary Hannah Moyes is the daughter of Isaac Moyes and (?) Catherine.

     John Cook is the son of John Cook and Mary (?).

     
Eliza Russell was born in 1836, at Verulam Twp., Victoria Co. (from mar. reg.). She was the daughter of Joseph Russell and Rosanna (?).
As of 2 April 1868,her married name was Hadley.¹

     William Hadley is the son of William Hadley and Mary (?).

     
William Russell was born in 1782, at Charleville, Co., Cork.
William Russell married (?) Anne circa 1806, at, Cork, , Ireland.¹
William Russell was Gate keeper for the estate of William, the second Marquis of Thomond, who d. 1846; succeeded to the title on the death of his uncle, Murrough, in February, 1808; married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Trotter, Esq., of Duleek, by whom he had four daughters.
See copy of his refernce in exhibits. between 1813 and 1825, at, Cork, .² He immigrated in 1825 to, ; In May of 1825, nine ships set sail from Cork Harbour laden with 2024 emigrants, 385 were men, 325 women, 726 male children under 21, and 588 female children under 21, or 710 adults and 1314 children under 21 years of age.

Families arriving on the ship Star, left Cork, Ire. on May 13th, 1825: with 214 settlers:
RUSSELL, William settled in Emily Twp., Victoria County.
RUSSELL, William 43, wife Anne 38 and children: Hester 18, Cornelius 15, Anne 11, Sarah 8, Jane 6, William 2, and
David born 15 Aug 1825, Cobourg
Origin: Charleville, Cork
Location: W lot 18, con 7, Emily Twp

The group did not arrive at Scott's Plains, the present site of Peterborough, until the fall of 1825.
Once at Scott's Plains, the emigrants were given their allotment of 100 acres for each head of family and each male child over eighteen years of age. The families were divided by townships as follows: Emily 142, Ennismore 67, Douro 60, Otonabee 51, Asphodel 36, Smith 34, Ops 7, and Marmora 6, with a few families going relatives from the first Robinson emigration of 1823.

The area from which the Peter Robinson settlers were chosen was for the most part restricted to the small district from which the emigrants of 1823 had been taken. This district, about 20 miles by 40 miles, is the part of county Cork north of the Blackwater River, containing the towns of Liscarroll, Kanturk, Buttevant, Mallow, Charleville, Doneraile Fermoy, Churchtown, Kilworth, Brigown, and Mitchelstown. About half of the total recommendations and petitions of distressed families were from this district, and the others were from places as widely separated as western Kerry, northern Clare and Tipperary, and eastern Wicklow and Wexford.

The voyage time was half that of the 1823 emigrants, with 31 days being the longest time at sea. Nevertheless, a number of people died during the ocean crossing, and others died soon after their arrival on dry land. The ships docked at Quebec City at the end of June. The newcomers traveled by steamer to Montreal, then overland to Lachine where bateaux were waiting to transport then to Prescott. From there they proceeded to Kingston. At Kingston, the people stayed in a tent village awaiting the arrival of Robinson, who had returned to Canada by another route.

"Peter Robinson's Settlers, 1823-1825" written by Carol Bennett . It was first published by Juniper Books in 1987 and is now in its third printing (as of December 1999).

National Archives of Canada reference: MG 24 B 74, I-4 and I-5, microfilm reel M-141
This collection contains other files relating to these settlers, eg. applications to emigrate, embarkation certificates, reports by ships' surgeons, locations of land, ration books, etc. (microfilm reels M-140 and M-141)


Lyle: 1833 William drowns in Pidgeon Creek and Cornelius and James Groves have claims on the land in Emily Twp. Cornelius eventually sells to James Groves and moves to Verulam Twp.

FHL Film # 0962669
Baptisms, marriages, burials and churching of women, 1726-1902 of Ballyhay and Charleville in the diocese of Tuam
The parish register of Templeroan and Doneraile, Diocese of Cloyne, 1730-1920

Parish register printouts of Ballyhay, Cork, Irish ; christenings, 1727-1875 (FHL BRITISH Film 883850 Item 16)


Charleville: from Cassels 1893 Gazateer:
Market town on the Glynn, Parish of Rathgoggan, N. Co. Cork, Ireland (34 miles N. of Cork). There is a Roman Catholic Chapel, a school, a bridewell and a court-house. Manufacture of leather and line is carried out there, but in a small way. The surrounding country is exceedingly rich and fertile and presents a variety of fine landscapes. Charleville was founded in 1661 by Lord Broghill, afterwards the Earl of Orrey, who built a castle in the neighbourhood, but it was taken and destroyed by the Duke of Brunswick in 1690. The town received its name from Charles II at which time it changed from Rathgoggan to Charleville in honour of the monarch. It continued to return two members down to the Union. Charleville gave the title to the Earl of Charleville, but it is now extinct. Ardsagh, Castle Harrison, Cooline, Fortlands and Saunder Park are seats.

Ballyhay:
Parish, Fermoy, Orrey, and Kilmore bars, N. Co. Cork, 2 miles S.E. of Charleville, 4835 ac.. This is a very productive tract.

http://www.ontariogenealogy.com/Victoria/History/Victor3.html
Emily was the first of the townships of modern Victoria to be laid out. Mariposa came next, and then Fenelon, Ops and Eldon, in that order. Verulam, Somerville and Bexley were opened up later, and the more northerly townships of Carden, Laxton, Digby, Dalton and Longford much later still. These townships first came under the Newcastle District with headquarters at Cobourg, on Lake Ontario. Then, in 1841, along with some of the inland townships lying to the east, they became the Colborne District, which was reorganized in 1850 as Peterborough County and in 1854 as the "United Counties of Peterborough and Victoria." From 1841 to 1861 municipal authority was centred at Peterborough but in the latter year Victoria was given provisional and in 1863 complete independence.³

William Russell he Peter Robinson transport Star, Captain Becket, would have arrived at Quebec during this period, carrying about 214 settlers, but the arrival was not reported in the Courant. These emigrants took the steam boat "Lady Sherbrooke" from Quebec to Montreal on June 22nd. circa 20 June 1825, at Lady Sherbrooke to Montreal, , .⁴
William Russell lived in 1826, at Lot 18, cons 7, , ; From the book: Peter Robinson's Settler: 1823 - 1825, author: Carol Bennett.
First settled W lot 18 cons 7 of Emily Twp.
First year they apparently worked very hard and produced:
400 bu of potatoes;
100 bu of turnips;
60 bu of corn;
100 # of maple syrup.
They owned at the end of the first year as well, one cow and one ox.⁵
William Russell died in 1832, at Lot 18, Cons 7, , Victoria, .
William Russell was buried after 1832, at Drown in Pigeon Creek (see file "Court Documents"), , Victoria, .⁶

     
(?) Anne There was a Mary Russel married to a John Clarke with Wit: Thomas russel and James Davidson on 1 may 1849 in Emily Twp. by James Dick a presb. Minister. These I don't think could be be children of William or John, Ann's other sons.




1826 census has #20 William with 2 males over 16:          William Sr. and Cornelius;
                2 males under 16,          William Jr. and David;
                2 females over 16,     Anne (mother) and Hester;
                3 females under 16      Anne, Sarah and Jane;
          total of 9.
There is a total of 575 people in Emily Twp. Roll #M-7740.

1827 has for William Russle
95 uncultivated, 5 under cultivation, lot 18 west 1/2,
1 males >16:     William;                    Cornelius must have been working
2 males <16:     William Jr. and David;          and living with another family
2 females >16:     Anne (mother) and Hester
3 females <16:     Anne, Sarah and Jane;
total = 8
also 2 milch cows.

1839 census taken before Jan 1840 has only :
1 male > 16: Cornelius, listed as head of household, first daughter born 1841;
1 male < 16: John, David and William would have been 16 or older and must be living and working elsewhere;
3 females < 16, does not seem to have any children in this age bracket.
1 female > 16 Hestter:32, Anne:25, Sarah:22 and Jane:20 as well as Anne (mother), could be any one;
total = 6.

748+88+121+484 = total population.

William must have died before 1839, since Cornelius is now listed as owner.

M-141, Land purchased 1844? Peterborough County lists:
     William Russell as purchaser of W 1/2 Lot 18 Cons. 7 of Emily (date is meaningless). P.R. (suppose means Patent Registered)



From 1898 Gazeteer of Great Britain and Ireland.
Charleville, market town (wed. & sat.) on the Glynn, parish of Rathgoggan, (q.v.) N. Co. Cork, 34 N. of Cork. (130 miles from Dublin, pop. 1898 = 1970 persons) There is a Roman Catholic Chapel, a school. a bridewell and a court house. Manufactures of linen and leather are carried on, but in a small way. The surrounding country is exceedingly rich and fertile and presents a variety of fine landscapes. C. was founded in 1661 by Lord Broghill, afterwards Earl of Orrery, who built a castle in the neighbourhood, but it was taken and destroyed by the Duke of Brunswick in 1690. The to. received its charter from Charles II ., on which occasion it changed its name from Rathgoggan to the present in honour of the monarch; it continued to return two members of Parliment down to the Union.C. gave the title to the Earl of C. but it is now extinct. (1898) Ardskagh, Castle Harrison, Cooline, Fortlands and Saunders Park are seats.
(?) Anne was born in 1787, at County Cork, Ireland (Could not write her name.).
(?) Anne married William Russell circa 1806, at, Cork, , Ireland.¹
As of circa 1806,her married name was (?) Russell.¹

(?) Anne died before 1851, at Not on the 1851 census Victoria Co. anywhere..

     Hester Russell is the daughter of William Russell and (?) Anne.

     Anne Russell is the daughter of William Russell and (?) Anne.

     Sarah Russell is the daughter of William Russell and (?) Anne.

     Jane Russell is the daughter of William Russell and (?) Anne.

     William Russell is the son of William Russell and (?) Anne.