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     Kyle Jarcew is the son of Michael Jarcew and Michele Warling.

     Leanne Schults is the daughter of Gary Schults.

     Kevin Schults is the son of Gary Schults.

     
Mandy Warling was born in October 1904, at, Grey, . At From 1911 census.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Warling and Kathleen "Kate" Bowles.

     
Alice Warling was born in December 1908, at, Grey, . At From 1911 census.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Warling and Kathleen "Kate" Bowles.

     Robert Aka Bob Croft is the son of Garnet Croft and Patricia McKenzie.

     Glenn Arnold is the son of Frank Arnold and Mandy Warling.

     Shirley Coburn is the daughter of M. J. Coburn and Alice Warling.

     Barbara Coburn is the daughter of M. J. Coburn and Alice Warling.

     
David Alexander Fife was born on 1 January 1829, at, Muskoka District, . At From 1871 census; The 1901 census had 24 July 1829.^1,2 He was the son of David Alexander Fife and Jane Beckett.
David Alexander Fife married Ellen "Helen" Aitken, daughter of William Aitken and Helen Jamieson, on 21 June 1850, at, Peterborough, . List of marriages Solemnized by Rev. Isaac B. Howard in the County of Peterborough in 1850-51
David FIFE, Otonabee, Helen AITKIN, Otonabee, by license, Witnesses: Thomas AITKIN, James GREIG, June 21, 1850

Ont. Marriage Register, MS 248 reel 13, David Fife and Helen Aiken res: Otonabee C. I. 21 jun 1850, Wit: Thomas Aiken and James Grieg, by Lic. by Rev. Isaac B. Howard and reg. for Co. of Peterborough.

Frank says David Alexander was married only once, so I removed the marriage I had to an Ellen.^3,4 David Alexander Fife witnessed the Single of Agnes Leslie Fife and Thomas "Aitkin" Aitken on 27 June 1850 at, Peterborough, ; Ont. Marriage Register, MS 248 Reel 13, Agnes Fife and Thomas Aiken res: Otonabee C. I. 27 Jun.1850,
Wit: David Fife and James Grieg, by Lic. by Rev. Isaac B. Howard and reg. for Co. of Peterborough.³ David Alexander Fife witnessed the New Tag of Agnes Leslie Fife on 2 January 1852 at, Peterborough, ; 28 Thomas Aikins. Cooper, Wes. Meth., born Scotland, age 31, married living in a frame house and owns a Coopershop.
29 Mrs. Aitkins, Wes. Methd. born C.W. age 19, married
30 Jane Aitkins, born C.W., age 1, single
also:
32 John Aitkins, Wes. Meth. Cooper, born Scotland age 24, single, in same house as Thomas, assume brothers.

The family above is a blacksmith named David Dow and living with him are Agne's brother and his wife., David Fife age 23 and Mrs. Fife age 21 (Ellen Aitken).⁵ David Alexander Fife was First Pioneers in 1863 at Lot 30, conc. 8, , Muskoka, ; In 1863 David Fife came from Scotland and settled on lot 30, Conc. 8, Watt Twp., in Muskoka. He was one of the first three pioneers of the area, along with another Scot Thomas Aitken and a Yorkshireman Francis Forge.

David cleared the land that is now the Windermere Golf and Country Club (from Henry Longhurst's book, he knew David).
The rest of the family comes from this book as well as a newspaper article given me by Katherine Lackie.⁶
The census on 2 April 1871 has for at Page 25, line 3 after family of Scott Aitkin., , Muskoka, ,:
FIFE, DAVID: Age: 42, b: ON, Religion: Prom. Meth., Scotch, Farmer, married/widow.
Fife, Jane: Age: 15, b: ON, Religion: Prom. Meth., Scotch
Fife, David: Age: 14, b: ON, Religion: Prom. Meth., Scotch
Fife, William A.: Age: 12, b: ON, Religion: Prom. Meth., Scotch
Fife, Scott: Age: 10, b: ON, Religion: Prom. Meth., Scotch
Fife, THomas: Age: 3, b: ON, Religion: Prom. Meth., Scotch
also
Atlikson, Thomas: age 36, b: Scotland, Farmer, Widower.

MUSKOKA (085), Sub-district: Watt & Cardwell (D) page 25
Microfilm reel number: C-10022 - C-10023.¹
He was New Tag 1891 census, Roll T-6355, Watt, Parry Sound Dist., page 70-71, line 25, Family here. on 6 April 1891 at, Parry Sound, .⁷
David Alexander Fife waslisted on the 1901 census for at, Muskoka, , on 31 March 1901.
4 25 30 Fife David      M Head W Jul 24      1829      71
4 26 30 Fife Thomas M Son M Mar 7      1867      33
4 27 30 Fife Elizabeth F daughter-law M Mar 11 1875      26
4 28 30 Fife Helen      F Daughter S Aug 18 1877      23
4 29 30 Fife Vera      F Granddaughter S Apr 20 1897 3
4 30 30 Fife Vernon M Grandson S Dec 20 1898 2
4 31 30 Fife Elmer      M Grandson S Nov 13 1900

Watt, MUSKOKA & PARRY SOUND, ONTARIO
Dist: 91, Subdist: w(1)-2, T-6483.²      

     Matthew James Fife is the son of David Fife Jr and Mary Anne Galloway.

     
Jane Fife Married a minister and moved to Thunder Nay area.
This was the eldest daughter.
Jane Fife was born on 3 July 1855, at, Peterborough, . She was the daughter of David Alexander Fife and Ellen "Helen" Aitken.
As of 12 December 1882,her married name was Haskins.¹

Jane Fife married Henry Haskins on 12 December 1882, at #7456, , Muskoka, . Henry Haskins, age 33, born England, a painter living in Duluth, MN, son:
Robert and Ursala Haskins
Marries
Jane Fife, age 26, born C.W., living in Windermere, Watt Twp., spenster, daughter
David and Ellen Fife
Date/Location: 12 Dec. 1882, Windermere, Watt Twp.
Wit:
William Fife, Twp. of Watt;
Ellen Aitkins, Twp. of Watt.
Mar. by Thomas B. Scott, by Lic.
Groom is Episcopal Methodist, bride is Primitive Methodist.¹

     
Minnie Ethel Forge was born on 1 June 1887, at, Muskoka, .¹ She was the daughter of Francis "Frank" Forge and Elizabeth Jemima Dawson.
Minnie Ethel Forge died on 19 April 1888, at, Muskoka, .¹

     
Francis "Frank" Forge was born on 15 August 1838, at, East Riding, , England. At From newspaper article date was 19 August; Registered 3rd Quarter at Driffield Reg. District, Vol. 23, P 33.

Great Driffield, 1841-1861
1841 - FHL BRITISH Film 464218
1851 p. 176-308 - FHL BRITISH Film 87642
1861 - FHL BRITISH Film 543160

Census returns for Emswell with Little Driffield, 1841-1861
1841 - FHL BRITISH Film 464219
1851 p. 318-320 - FHL BRITISH Film 87642
1861 - FHL BRITISH Film 543160

Census returns for North Skirlaugh, 1841-1861
1841 - FHL BRITISH Film                464222 (____________)
1851 p. 89-96 - FHL BRITISH Film           87641 (____________)
1861 - FHL BRITISH Film                543159 (____________)


According to an article in a newspaper given me by Katherine Lackie, the Francis Forge was a Yorkshireman and he along with Thomas Aitken and David Fife were the first three people to settle in the Windermere area, Watt Twp.
He and his wife had a family of 11 children.

Parish registers, 1711-1892
Church of England. Chapelry of Skirlaugh, Yorkshire

Parish registers - FHL BRITISH Film      1702986 Items 12-21 (_________).^2,3 He was the son of William Forge and Rebecca Dalton.¹
Francis "Frank" Forge married Elizabeth Jemima Dawson, daughter of James Dawson and Sarah Clement, on 15 October 1862, at, . Marriages in Toronto, 1862, transcribed from MS248, reel 15, Page 129, return 110: by Henry Melville, Minister of the Evangelical Union
Francis FORGE, 24, England, Markham, s/o William & Rebecca,
married Elizabeth DAWSON, 17, Canada East, Markham, d/o James & Sarah
witn: D. McLEOD & Elizabeth FELL, both of Toronto, 15 Oct 1862.⁴
The census on 2 April 1871 has for at C-10022 - C-10023, , Muskoka, ,:
Forge, Frank: age 33, England, Prim. Meth. Farmer, married
Elizabeth: age 24, Ont., Prim. Meth., married
Forge, William: age 7, Ont., Prim. Meth.
Forge, Rebecca: age 5, Ont., Prim. Meth.
Forge, Sarah: age 3, Ont., Prim. Meth.
Forge, Francis: age 1, Ont., Prim. Meth.

MUSKOKA (085), Sub-district: Watt & Cardwell (D) page 25
Microfilm reel number: C-10022 - C-10023.⁵

From the 1881 Census, at, Muskoka, ,:
Francis FORGE M Male English 43 Eng P Methodist Farmer
Elizabeth J. FORGE M Female English 35 Que. P Methodist
William FORGE Male English 17 ON P Methodist Farmer
Rebecka FORGE Female English 15 ON P Methodist
Sarah FORGE Female English 13 ON P Methodist
Francis FORGE Male English 11 ON P Methodist
James FORGE Male English 9 ON P Methodist
Julia Elizabeth FORGE Female English 7 ON P Methodist
Annie Matilda FORGE Female English 5 ON P Methodist
Harriet Martha FORGE Female English 3 ON P Methodist
Edward C. FORGE Male English B: Sep. P Methodist

Cardwell & Watt, Muskoka, Ontario
C-13243, Dist: 131, Sub-dist: F, p.⁶ Francis "Frank" Forge was New Tag Forge, Edward C., age 10, b: Ont, father b: Eng., mother b: Quebec, Method.
Dawson, Rachael A., age 40, b: Ont., parents born England, Method.

Roll T-6355,
Watt, Parry Sound Dist., page 45, line 17. on 6 April 1891 at Rachel A. Dawson is living with family., , Muskoka Parry Sound, .⁷
Francis "Frank" Forge waslisted on the 1901 census for at, Muskoka, , on 31 March 1901.
3 40 24 Forge Francis M      Head M Aug 19 1838 age 62
3 41 24 Forge Elizabe? F      Wife M Sep 1 1845 age 55
3 42 24 Forge James M      Son S Dec 24 1871 age 29
3 43 24 Forge Julia F      Daughter S Mar 17 1874 age 27
3 44 24 Forge Hattie F      Daughter S Oct 15 1878 age 22
3 45 24 Forge Edward M      Son S Sep 30 1880 age 20
3 46 24 Forge Edith F      Daughter S Feb 20 1885 age 16
3 47 24 Kilborn James M      Nephew S Oct 4 1894 age 6
3 48 24 Dawson Rachel F      sister-in-law S Dec 11 1849 age 51
3 49 24 Medley Charles M      Lodger S Mar 15 1873 age 28

Watt, MUSKOKA & PARRY SOUND, ONTARIO
District Number: 91, Subdistrict Number: w(1)-2, T-6483.⁸ He was Other in April 1910 at Exerpt from local history book concerning memoirs of Seymour Penson., , Muskoka, ; THE FORGES: from Seymour Penson’s Memoirs via Joan McHugh
Joan McHugh has written a book about Muskoka called “Beloved Muskoka: Diaries and Recollections of Elizabeth Penson” and it contains the following memoir written by Seymour Penson..
Seymour (1851-1944) was the father of Elisabeth ( 1884-1974) and the great grandfather of Joan McHugh.
It is interesting to note that Francis was still alive when Seymour wrote the memoir.

Frank Forge was perhaps the best known man around Lake Rosseau at that time. He was a Yorkshireman who had been a farm labourer in England, He must have come to Canada when he was quite a young man, for he had worked on a farm in Markham, Ontario for some years, and he had been living on Lake Rosseau for eight years when we arrived, yet he could not have been more than thirty-five when we first saw him.

He settled on lots 28 and 29 in the 7th Concession of Watt, and lived in a little log shanty that faced out in Portage Bay, and when I first saw his place in 1869, he had about 25 or 30 acres of nice land well cleared and fenced. He was married and had a family of young children. His wife was a cheerful little woman, and a very real help to a man in his circumstances; he had married her whilst living at Markham.

The Forges endured great hardships when they first came to the bush. Frank’s capital amounted to only eighteen dollars, but he managed to eke this out by working for people on Three Mile Lake, and in this way he kept himself and wife until he could grow something for themselves. They must have lived very primitively, potatoes and fish were their principal diet, and bread was a luxury, for every pound of flour that they used had to be carried in from Severn Bridge on Frank's back. He was a very strong man, and could carry in one hundred pounds at once, but the trip took him three days, for the roads were rough, being mere trails out through the bush by the settlers themselves. There was no Bracebridge in those days, and of course no bridges across the streams, they had to cross the Muskoka River at the falls, on a log.

This was roughing it in earnest, and yet these people were not discouraged; they worked very hard to improve their land, and to increase the size of their clearings, and waited patiently for the tide of immigration to turn their way, to bring them neighbours and the better facilities for living that they never doubted would come in time.

Frank was a loosely built, powerful man, and he spoke with a strong Yorkshire dialect. It was his nature to be bright and cheerful and kind, and he was very religious - when it did not interfere with business. He dearly loved driving a bargain, and it must be admitted that he was a very good hand at it. He generally managed to bring his wife and family into any discussion about terms, "The Missis and t'yoong un's" he would say, when hiring to work, or selling a bag of potatoes, "The Missis and t' yoong un's afore iverything, I could do no better wiv'ee in joos-tice to the Missis and t’yoong un's, Sir."

When he took his oxen to do a day's work for a new settler, he certainly worked harder than any man that I ever knew, but when he was trading he was very shrewd. In his early days in the bush, there was very little money in sight; almost every transaction was done by trading, and so he had practised in a good school. "When a man's tradin'a coo or a hox, he can't think of ivery word he's sayin', it's for toother chap to do the thinking." This was not only Frank's precept, it was the way of the country. Taken all round, Frank Forge was one of the most desirable settlers for a country like Muskoka, that I have ever known.⁹
Francis "Frank" Forge died on 2 January 1930, at #25267, buried Ulswater Cemetery, 6 January., , Muskoka Parry Sound, . Francis was born the 15 Aug. 1838 in England, the son of William Forge and no mother listed but both born in England and he died at age of 91 years 4 months and 17 days.
Cause of death was m?yocardial failure with apoplexy contributing. His Dr was M. Bastedo.
Informant was Wm. Aitken, of Windermere, his son-in-law.
He had lived in Ont. and Canada for 70 years and in Winderemere for 67 years.²

     
Elizabeth Jemima Dawson was born on 1 September 1845, at, . At From 1901 census; From 1871 census also Quebec from 1881 and 91 census.² She was the daughter of James Dawson and Sarah Clement.¹
Elizabeth Jemima Dawson married Francis "Frank" Forge, son of William Forge and Rebecca Dalton, on 15 October 1862, at, . Marriages in Toronto, 1862, transcribed from MS248, reel 15, Page 129, return 110: by Henry Melville, Minister of the Evangelical Union
Francis FORGE, 24, England, Markham, s/o William & Rebecca,
married Elizabeth DAWSON, 17, Canada East, Markham, d/o James & Sarah
witn: D. McLEOD & Elizabeth FELL, both of Toronto, 15 Oct 1862.¹
As of 15 October 1862,her married name was Forge.¹

Elizabeth Jemima Dawson died on 17 November 1927, at # 23215, buried Watt Twp. Cemetery., , Muskoka Parry Sound, . Elizabeth Jemima Forge, married, age 82 years, 2 months and 7 days died on 17 Nov. 1927 and was buried 22 Nov. She was born 1 Sep. 1845 in Quebec and had lived in Windemere for 63 years and Ont. for 70 years. She was a farmers wife the daughter of James Dawson, born England, and Sarah Clement, born England.
Dr. Bastedo of Bracebridge had seen her since 25 May 1923 for diabetes Millitus and she also had developed myocarditus.
Informant was her husband Francis Forge of Windermere.³

     
Florence Helen Pamela Rich From an e_mail, Mar. 2003:
You are right in assuming we don't have children. Right now we have two elderly cats and a young dog call Lucy. She is a brilliant canine and does therapy work with seniors as well as being a star in dog agility. She is a mixed breed, a husky cross. As well she is a rescue dog. I'll bet you are really interested in that information. Be that as it may, the Rich family are great animal lovers.
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Florence Helen Pamela Rich was buried, at No Children.
Florence Helen Pamela Rich was born on 7 November 1943. She was the daughter of Reginald Thomas Rich and Lois Evelyne Baker.

     Douglas John Dodd is the son of Wilfred John Dodd and Mary Kathleen Hewitt.

     
Uretta Brown Seely was born on 29 April 1830, at, . At From 1901 census.¹
Uretta Brown Seely married William H. Bigford, son of William Bigford and Mary Ann (?), before 1881.
As of before 1881,her married name was Bigford.

Uretta Brown Seely died on 13 May 1912, at grave in Bishops Mills cemetery. (found June 13, 1999).

     
Rebecca Wiley was born on 7 May 1857, at 1901 census. She was the daughter of Samuel Wiley and Mary Horner.
As of 22 March 1876,her married name was McAfee.

Rebecca Wiley married Thomas McAfee, son of Thomas McAfee and Nancy Ann Stewart, on 22 March 1876.
Rebecca Wiley died on 23 May 1915, at New England Cemetery, Lot 9, Con. 6, , Grey, . Age 57 years (gravestone).¹

     
Margaret Kirkland was buried, at Sandy Hill Cemetery, North Augusta..
Margaret Kirkland was born on 12 August 1853, at Glen Buell, Leeds, Upper Canada.² She was the daughter of Robert Kirkland and Mary Ann McClelland.¹
As of 28 August 1871,her married name was Warren.²

Margaret Kirkland married Thomas Edward "T.E." Warren, son of Benjamin Warren and Rebecca (?), on 28 August 1871, at Brockville,, Grenville, ON.²
Margaret Kirkland died on 27 November 1905.
Margaret Kirkland was buried after 27 November 1905, at Sandy Hill Cemetery, , Grenville, .²

     
Walter E. Maeck Joan says other family names are Schneider, Hoffman and they are in Wattenwhile Twp. around South River.
Walter E. Maeck married (?) (?).
Walter E. Maeck was born in 1920. He was the son of Otto Paul Maeck and (?) Masilba.
Walter E. Maeck died in June 1999.

     
Lyman Moon was born in July 1824, at, Hastings, . At From 1851 census.¹ He was the son of Peter Moon and Hannah Tice.
Lyman Moon was Extract from "Pioneer Life in the Bay of Quinte", in collection of National Archives 971.3, D2p. Published in 1907.

"Lyman Moon and Margaret Moore Moon settled in Madoc in 1857 and established the Moon Hotel and later the Moon House at Stirling. The Moon Hotel remained in the family for 46 years and was one of the best known hotels in Hastings County.

Lyman died in 1868 and his widow Margaret continued the business. She died 26 January 1904 at age 79. Allan Moon, the second son, operates Moon House."

From the 1857 Province of Ontario Directory with Gazateer, edited by Thomas and Emily Wilson
Lyman Moon was living in Madoc, Hastings Co., in 1857 and was listed as a hotel keeper. between 1848 and 1868, at Innkeeper, , Hastings, .²
Lyman Moon married Margaret Moore on 15 February 1848, at, Hastings, . No parents given, just date as noted and filed by Rev. John Reynolds with the Clerk of the Justice of the Peace for Hastings Co. Witnesses were Hiram and Caroline Fulford and was by banns not licence.³
Lyman Moon From the 1857 Province of Ontario Directory with Gazateer, edited by Thomas and Emily Wilson, Lyman Moon was living in Madoc, Hastings Co., in 1857 and was listed as a hotel keeper.

"Lyman Moon and Margaret Moore Moon settled in Madoc in 1857 and established the Moon Hotel and later the Moon House at Stirling. The Moon Hotel remained in the family for 46 years and was one of the best known hotels in Hastings County.

Lyman died in 1868 and his widow Margaret continued the business. She died 26 January 1904 at age 79. Allan Moon, the second son, operates Moon House."

Extract from "Pioneer Life in the Bay of Quinte", in collection of National Archives 971.3, D2p. Published in 1907. between 1852 and 1861, at religion E. Methodist, , .²
Lyman Moon was in at District 18, C-11727, , Hastings, , on the 1851 census in on 12 January 1852
Line Name Occupation Place of Birth Religion Residence if out of limits Age Sex
18 Moon, Lyman U.C. Meth. Epis. Ch. 28 M Inn Keeper
19 Moon, Margaret U.C. Wes. Meth. 25 F
20 Moon, Albert C.W. 4 M
21 Moon, Allan C.W. Wes. Meth. 1 M
22 Edson, Edwin U.S. Wes. Meth. unknown M
23 Galloway, Mary I. Ire. Wes. Meth. 17 F
24 Tidd, Wm. Eng. Episcopal. 35 M

Hastings County, 125 Madoc Twp., p. 6d, 7a, (13)

1851 Census, found in district 18, Madoc Township. Aged 28 at next birthday.
In 1851 (Roll C-11727) he is listed as running an inn in a frame house. He had three people living with his family:
Edwin Edson from the US of no known age,
Mary Galloway and 17 year old Irish girl,
William Kidd age 35 from England.
There are two other Moon families living in Huntingtdon Twp., where Lyman was listed as being born.
I assume they are his Father and older brother.¹
Lyman Moon was in at, Hastings, , on the 1861 census
In the 1861 census, Lyman's tavern is a frame building measuring 30' x 48' and of 2 stories. It is located on 1/4 acre of land where he also keeps 1 cow. He has $2000 in vested and employs 4 people:
Lachlie McHuiga, a 24 year old Pres. Scotsman as clark; (paid $ 12 per month)
Hugh Campbell, a 17 year old Canadian R.C. as servant; (paid $ 12 per month)
Mary Gagnon, a 20 year old C.E. Irish girl as servant; (paid $ 7 per month)
Sarah Ray, a 16 year old Canadian C.E. member as servant. (paid $ 7 per month)
It is unclear, but it seems in the past year the tavern consumed 20 gal. of oil and #200 of candles valued at $ 125.
Lyman's family is listed as being Wesleyan Methodists.⁴
Lyman Moon died on 8 September 1868, at Ontario.
Lyman Moon was buried after 8 September 1868, at Medal for Fenian Raids 1866, , Hastings, ; Buried in Moira Cemetery, Huntingdon Township, County Road #8 between Moira and Hwy 37. Plot 8-3 west side.

     
Margaret Moore was born on 27 October 1827, at, . At From 1901 census.¹
Margaret Moore married Lyman Moon, son of Peter Moon and Hannah Tice, on 15 February 1848, at, Hastings, . No parents given, just date as noted and filed by Rev. John Reynolds with the Clerk of the Justice of the Peace for Hastings Co. Witnesses were Hiram and Caroline Fulford and was by banns not licence.²
As of 15 February 1848,her married name was Moon.²

The census on 2 April 1871 has for at, hastings, ,:
1871 census,
Margaret Moon, age 412, claims to be Scottish, widow, C.E.
Allan Moon, age 20, Dutch,
Melissa Moon, age 17,
Jeannie Moon, age 15,
Lillian Moon, age 13,
Minnie Moon, age 9 (girls allclaim Scotch).
Roll # C-9994, Madoc, Hastings North, E1, page 23 line 19.
It seems that Lyman died between 1861 and 1871 and Margaret is now running the tavern and she is listed as a widow.

Roll C - 9994 pages 23/24 line 19 shows Lyman is no longer living at home and the tavern has 1 carriage/sleigh, is still 1/4 of an acre on lot 1 conc 6, but now she keeps:
2 cows and 3 pigs and has killed 2 pigs in the last year.
It is strange since now she is listed as being of Scotish origin, yet the 1891 (T-6343) census states her parents both came from Ireland.

The 1901 census (T-6473) confirms her father as being Irish, and states she was Irish as well.
Margaret made a good go of the tavern it seems as she had 7 people employed in 1891.³

Margaret Moore waslisted on the 1901 census for at, Hastings, North, , on 31 March 1901.
12 21 134 Moon Margret F Head W Oct 27 1827 73, Irish
12 22 134 Caldwell Jennie F Dau. W Apr 20 1857 43
12 23 134 Caldwell Olive F Gdau. S Feb 3 1891 10

No one is working, Olive in school last 9 Months.

Madoc, HASTINGS North, ON
Dist: 71, Subdist: i-2,T-6473.⁴
Margaret Moore died on 26 January 1904, at, Hastings, . Buried in Moira Cemetery, Huntingdon Township, County Road #8 between Moira and Hwy 37. Plot 8-3 West side. Was living on Herchimer Avenue in Belleville when she died.¹

     
Stephen Johnson married Sarah (?).
Stephen Johnson married Sarah (?).
Stephen Johnson was born on 27 November 1828, at, , England.¹

     
Sarah (?) married Stephen Johnson.
Sarah (?) was born circa 1826, at England, (from the 1891 census).
Sarah (?) died between 1891 and 1901, at Madoc Village, Hastings Co. (did not appear 1901 census).