8 May 2016 Surname E
Edge, George, Jr. Cockburn St. E. Lot 1 12 Feb 1834
CCCBk. 453, 662+, MUC, pg 8 & 13 p, 29,30a (59) age 45
Edge, George Sr. McBean St. W. Lot 11 12 Feb 1834
wife, Susan CCCBk 1442, 1622
A family file at Goulb. Twp. Historical Soc. Lib
Evans, David, Rev. Lennox St E, Lot 8
Exact data uncertain ??
Eynouf, Stephen. School Teacher.
Came to Richmond early with his family and died 2 Jan 1828
Wife Ann b. England c1792- d 7 July 1871
Ann then married Joseph Stanzel c 1830
Family history in Farms and Families pg 182-186
The picture on pg 184 is of my father and his parents.
Surname F to follow in about 2 weeks
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Friday, April 22, 2016
WW1
22 April 2016
9 March 1916
Germany declares war on Portugal
22 March 1916
The NFLD Reg't is moved to France in preparation
for the massive Somme offensive.
27 March 1916
3rd British Division attacks St. Eloi salient,
south of Ypres, Belgium.
4 April 1916
Canadians relieve exhausted British Forces in
front of St. Eloi, Belgium.
7 April 1916
Amid the mud and craters of St. Eloi, Canadian
losses between March and mid-April are
nearly 1,400
19 April 1916
The Germans force the Canadians out of
Craters 6 and 7 at St. Eloi
Note. The above info and similar which have appeared
before this date are from an insert to 'The Legion'
Magazine entitled 'Canada and the Great War'--
The Battles. Lists the 'Battles' and also a large map
of France, Belgium etc. A very detailed account of
casualties and a timeline of the Battles. ie.
April 1915 Ypres
May-June 1915 Festubert and Givenchy
March-June 1916 St. Eloi Craters and Mount Sorrel
9 March 1916
Germany declares war on Portugal
22 March 1916
The NFLD Reg't is moved to France in preparation
for the massive Somme offensive.
27 March 1916
3rd British Division attacks St. Eloi salient,
south of Ypres, Belgium.
4 April 1916
Canadians relieve exhausted British Forces in
front of St. Eloi, Belgium.
7 April 1916
Amid the mud and craters of St. Eloi, Canadian
losses between March and mid-April are
nearly 1,400
19 April 1916
The Germans force the Canadians out of
Craters 6 and 7 at St. Eloi
Note. The above info and similar which have appeared
before this date are from an insert to 'The Legion'
Magazine entitled 'Canada and the Great War'--
The Battles. Lists the 'Battles' and also a large map
of France, Belgium etc. A very detailed account of
casualties and a timeline of the Battles. ie.
April 1915 Ypres
May-June 1915 Festubert and Givenchy
March-June 1916 St. Eloi Craters and Mount Sorrel
Friday, April 15, 2016
Goulbourn Settlers
Surname D 15 April 2016
Dale, John Con. 9, Lot 21E 18 Sept 1824
MUC 226, CCCB 7 possibly settled in Clarendon Twp.
Pontiac Co. Que. 1851 Cen. p,17d,18a, (35)
Dawson, Lancelot Con. 5, Lot 25 All, 26 May 1825, and,
Con. 6, Lot 24W
CCCBk 27 Goulbourn. Twp. p,40d,41a, (81)
Daily, James Jr. & Sr. Con. 10, Lot 28E 24 May 1822
MUC 11; CCCBk 254 for both
Delasseras, Valentine Con. 9, Lot 6E 3 May 1828
Nil records
Dempsey, John King St. W, Lot 11 5 Feb 183x
MUC 8 Nil other records
Dobson, Robert Con. 1, Lot 24E 2 Jun 1842
MUC 16 Goulbourn Twp. p, 49d, 50a, (99) age 50
Donahoe, Michael Con. 3, Lot 20W 5 May 1828
MUC 8; CCCBk 640
Doughtery (Doherty)Edward Con. 9, Lot 5E 23 Jun 1826
CCCBk 65 Possibly Lanark County
Downing, Andrew Con. 9, lot 13E 13 Jun 1828
Nil
Dunfield, James Con. 8, Lot 7W 2 Apr 1828
Possibly Pakenham Twp. Lanark Co.
More info to follow. Surname E and F next month
FYI. I am beginning to believe that many who settled in Goulbourn
Twp. moved away after rations were terminated 24 Dec 1822.
Dale, John Con. 9, Lot 21E 18 Sept 1824
MUC 226, CCCB 7 possibly settled in Clarendon Twp.
Pontiac Co. Que. 1851 Cen. p,17d,18a, (35)
Dawson, Lancelot Con. 5, Lot 25 All, 26 May 1825, and,
Con. 6, Lot 24W
CCCBk 27 Goulbourn. Twp. p,40d,41a, (81)
Daily, James Jr. & Sr. Con. 10, Lot 28E 24 May 1822
MUC 11; CCCBk 254 for both
Delasseras, Valentine Con. 9, Lot 6E 3 May 1828
Nil records
Dempsey, John King St. W, Lot 11 5 Feb 183x
MUC 8 Nil other records
Dobson, Robert Con. 1, Lot 24E 2 Jun 1842
MUC 16 Goulbourn Twp. p, 49d, 50a, (99) age 50
Donahoe, Michael Con. 3, Lot 20W 5 May 1828
MUC 8; CCCBk 640
Doughtery (Doherty)Edward Con. 9, Lot 5E 23 Jun 1826
CCCBk 65 Possibly Lanark County
Downing, Andrew Con. 9, lot 13E 13 Jun 1828
Nil
Dunfield, James Con. 8, Lot 7W 2 Apr 1828
Possibly Pakenham Twp. Lanark Co.
More info to follow. Surname E and F next month
FYI. I am beginning to believe that many who settled in Goulbourn
Twp. moved away after rations were terminated 24 Dec 1822.
Monday, March 28, 2016
Goulbourn Settlement
28 March 2016 [3 of 3]
Corbett, Nathaniel Con. 10, Lot 28W 24 May 1822
MUC page 10, #1251
Census 1820/22, pg12,15,19,22
1851 Census, Clarendon Twp, Que. age 51,
p.4d,5a, (9)
Costello, Matthew Con. 9, Lot 28E 13 Jun 1828
MUC page 10, #746, possibly Fitzroy Twp?
Craig, John Con. 4, Lot 23N 24 Jun 1822
2 persons this name; MUC page 18
Census 1820/22, pg12,15,19,23
1851 Census Nepean Twp. p.41d,42a, (83) age 50
Craig, William Con.5, Lot 16W 12 Jun 1828
MUC page 13, #130
Census 1820/22 pg 23; 2 persons Nepean Twp.
Crawford, Diane Queen St. Lot 3E 25 Sept 1844
1851 Census Richmond Village p. 8d, 9a, (17) age 63
Crawford, William con. 11, Lot 7N 22 Nov 1850
Many persons this name??
Cullen, James Con. 6, Lot12E 2 Apr 1828
MUC page 10 # 1324
Census 1820/22 page 23; 1851 Census ??
Cunningham, Roger Con. 11, Lot 5? 31 May 1836
1851 Census ??
Cuthbert, Abraham Con. 11, Lot 25E 24 Oct 1821
Census 1820/22, pg12,15,19,23
1851 Census, 2 families this Surname
End Surname C; In April surname D.
Note
In Legion Magazine, Mar/Apr. 2016, page 12.
an entry for 15 March 1813.
"After a 24 day snowshoe march, 550 soldiers from
Fredericton reach Quebec City to strengthen British
North America's defences"
There is a book which includes this event entitled
"The 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment of Foot in
the War of 1812" by John R. Grodzinski.
New Brunswick military heritage series, #21
ISBN 978-0-86492-447-6(pbk)
Corbett, Nathaniel Con. 10, Lot 28W 24 May 1822
MUC page 10, #1251
Census 1820/22, pg12,15,19,22
1851 Census, Clarendon Twp, Que. age 51,
p.4d,5a, (9)
Costello, Matthew Con. 9, Lot 28E 13 Jun 1828
MUC page 10, #746, possibly Fitzroy Twp?
Craig, John Con. 4, Lot 23N 24 Jun 1822
2 persons this name; MUC page 18
Census 1820/22, pg12,15,19,23
1851 Census Nepean Twp. p.41d,42a, (83) age 50
Craig, William Con.5, Lot 16W 12 Jun 1828
MUC page 13, #130
Census 1820/22 pg 23; 2 persons Nepean Twp.
Crawford, Diane Queen St. Lot 3E 25 Sept 1844
1851 Census Richmond Village p. 8d, 9a, (17) age 63
Crawford, William con. 11, Lot 7N 22 Nov 1850
Many persons this name??
Cullen, James Con. 6, Lot12E 2 Apr 1828
MUC page 10 # 1324
Census 1820/22 page 23; 1851 Census ??
Cunningham, Roger Con. 11, Lot 5? 31 May 1836
1851 Census ??
Cuthbert, Abraham Con. 11, Lot 25E 24 Oct 1821
Census 1820/22, pg12,15,19,23
1851 Census, 2 families this Surname
End Surname C; In April surname D.
Note
In Legion Magazine, Mar/Apr. 2016, page 12.
an entry for 15 March 1813.
"After a 24 day snowshoe march, 550 soldiers from
Fredericton reach Quebec City to strengthen British
North America's defences"
There is a book which includes this event entitled
"The 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment of Foot in
the War of 1812" by John R. Grodzinski.
New Brunswick military heritage series, #21
ISBN 978-0-86492-447-6(pbk)
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Goulbourn Settlement
Surname C [2 of 3]
Clarke, Robert Con. 4, Lot14 E 16 Apr 1828
Memorial 134++ from Geo. Lyon
Farms and Families pg 71 & 72
Colbert, John Sr. Con. 12, Lot 29W 24 Oct 1821
Sold Memorial 280 to Joshua Bradley
Military Settlement Vol. 1, pgs. 12,15,& 19
Farms and Families pg 74
1851 Census , Goulbourn Twp p.1a,(1)
Colbert, William Con. 12, Lot 30W 24 Oct 1821
Farms and Families pg 74
Military Settlement pg 15 &19
Collins, Daniel Con. 2, Lot 14W 26 Jul 1824
Sold Memorial 9 to Wm. McKay
MUC pg 10; 6 persons 1851 Cen.
Collins, Richard Sr. Con. 11, Lot 1E 31 May 1836
MUC pg 10
Conley, James Con.2, Lot 10N 7 Feb. 1835
Nil locals 1851 Cen.
Conly, Jane Con. 3, Lot 11 F1/2 6 Mar. 1830
Bought from Jane O'Connor Memorial 284
late wife of John McIntyre
Connell, William Con. 10, Lot 1W 31 May 1836
nil local
Copeland, William Fortune St. Lot 15E 12 Feb 1834
Memorial 1120++
1851 Cen. Richmond Village p6d,7a (13)
Note; Duke of Richmond was found in Gerard Chapman's
barn, where had died on 28 Aug 1819
Will finish letter C and add more data before months end.
Clarke, Robert Con. 4, Lot14 E 16 Apr 1828
Memorial 134++ from Geo. Lyon
Farms and Families pg 71 & 72
Colbert, John Sr. Con. 12, Lot 29W 24 Oct 1821
Sold Memorial 280 to Joshua Bradley
Military Settlement Vol. 1, pgs. 12,15,& 19
Farms and Families pg 74
1851 Census , Goulbourn Twp p.1a,(1)
Colbert, William Con. 12, Lot 30W 24 Oct 1821
Farms and Families pg 74
Military Settlement pg 15 &19
Collins, Daniel Con. 2, Lot 14W 26 Jul 1824
Sold Memorial 9 to Wm. McKay
MUC pg 10; 6 persons 1851 Cen.
Collins, Richard Sr. Con. 11, Lot 1E 31 May 1836
MUC pg 10
Conley, James Con.2, Lot 10N 7 Feb. 1835
Nil locals 1851 Cen.
Conly, Jane Con. 3, Lot 11 F1/2 6 Mar. 1830
Bought from Jane O'Connor Memorial 284
late wife of John McIntyre
Connell, William Con. 10, Lot 1W 31 May 1836
nil local
Copeland, William Fortune St. Lot 15E 12 Feb 1834
Memorial 1120++
1851 Cen. Richmond Village p6d,7a (13)
Note; Duke of Richmond was found in Gerard Chapman's
barn, where had died on 28 Aug 1819
Will finish letter C and add more data before months end.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Goulbourn Settlement
Surname C [1 of 3]
Campbell, William Con 5, Lot 6W 12 Jun 1828
Military Settlement Goulb. 1821 and 1822
Carleton County Copy Book # 92
Carron, John Cockburn St. Lot 4W 18 Jun 1834
Military Upper Canada page 8
1851 Cen. Richmond Village, age 55 and
wife Nancy, age 55 p.2d,3a (5)
Carter, George Con. 9, Lot 23E 5 May 1828
Military Settlement Goulb, 1822
MUC page 10,12
CCCBk #503 1851 Cen, many??
Carthy, Michael McBean St. Lot 7E date ?
Nil data.
Cassidy, Peter Con. 3, Lot 8W, W1/2, 21 Jun 1825
Military Settlement Goulb 1820
MUC page 9
CCCBk 26,36,49
Cassidy, Patrick Con. 3, Lot 4W 12 Jun 1828
MUC page 18 [This name appears more than 1x]
Cathcart, Carleton Con. 7, Lot 20W 16 Jun 1828
MUC page 10
CCCBk # 55 wife Mary and 10 children
1852 Cen. Goulb. age 48, p.21d,22a,(43)
Farms and Families pages 64-67
Cathcart, Thomas Con 8, Lot 23E 31 Dec 1825
MUC page 10
CCCBk 354+
1851 Cen. p. 20d,22a, (43) wife Mary, 3 child.
Cathcart, William Con. 7, Lot 21W 2 May 1828
MUC page 10
CCCBk #55+
Farm and Families pages 64-67
Part 2, next week. I hear spring is coming.
Campbell, William Con 5, Lot 6W 12 Jun 1828
Military Settlement Goulb. 1821 and 1822
Carleton County Copy Book # 92
Carron, John Cockburn St. Lot 4W 18 Jun 1834
Military Upper Canada page 8
1851 Cen. Richmond Village, age 55 and
wife Nancy, age 55 p.2d,3a (5)
Carter, George Con. 9, Lot 23E 5 May 1828
Military Settlement Goulb, 1822
MUC page 10,12
CCCBk #503 1851 Cen, many??
Carthy, Michael McBean St. Lot 7E date ?
Nil data.
Cassidy, Peter Con. 3, Lot 8W, W1/2, 21 Jun 1825
Military Settlement Goulb 1820
MUC page 9
CCCBk 26,36,49
Cassidy, Patrick Con. 3, Lot 4W 12 Jun 1828
MUC page 18 [This name appears more than 1x]
Cathcart, Carleton Con. 7, Lot 20W 16 Jun 1828
MUC page 10
CCCBk # 55 wife Mary and 10 children
1852 Cen. Goulb. age 48, p.21d,22a,(43)
Farms and Families pages 64-67
Cathcart, Thomas Con 8, Lot 23E 31 Dec 1825
MUC page 10
CCCBk 354+
1851 Cen. p. 20d,22a, (43) wife Mary, 3 child.
Cathcart, William Con. 7, Lot 21W 2 May 1828
MUC page 10
CCCBk #55+
Farm and Families pages 64-67
Part 2, next week. I hear spring is coming.
Leap Year/Day
3 March 2016
Subject was on 29 Feb. 2016 which only occurs
every four years [2008, 2012 and 2016 etc.] This
means that every 4 years there are 24 hours added
to adjust for earth's rotation around the sun,
29 February.
The error is plus 5 hours, 48 minutes and
45 seconds. So doing the math the calculation
is in error 45 minutes. May be in the fact that
1600 was a leap year and 1700, 1800 and
1900 were not leap years??. Have 4 more
years to figure this out, 29 Feb. 2020 !!
Subject was on 29 Feb. 2016 which only occurs
every four years [2008, 2012 and 2016 etc.] This
means that every 4 years there are 24 hours added
to adjust for earth's rotation around the sun,
29 February.
The error is plus 5 hours, 48 minutes and
45 seconds. So doing the math the calculation
is in error 45 minutes. May be in the fact that
1600 was a leap year and 1700, 1800 and
1900 were not leap years??. Have 4 more
years to figure this out, 29 Feb. 2020 !!
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