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108. Thomas5 HULSE (child of Thomas, #216);[677],[678] born circa 1798 at Co. Nottingham, England;[679],[680],[681] married Mary Smith (see #109) 26 Feb 1824 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England; by banns, where Mary was surnamed Smith, witnessed by W. Ridsdale, Hannah Hulse, Mary Hulse;[682],[683],[684] died aged 59 years 24 Apr 1857.[685] Thomas' portrait was painted around the 1820's or 30's -- a photograph of this portrait exists today.[686] He was a lace manufacturer between 1824 and 1841 at Co. Nottingham, England.[687] Between 1824 and 1828, Thomas Hulse and Mary Smith lived at Lenton, Co. Nottingham, England, for the births of Joseph, John and Mathew.[688] He and Mary Smith lived in 1831 at Clare St, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[689] In 1833, Thomas Hulse and Mary Smith may have lived at Crofts Street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England, for baptism of Thomas.[690] Between 1836 and 1842, Thomas Hulse and Mary Smith lived at Basford, Co. Nottingham, England, for baptism of Thomas (1836) and birth of Henry (1839).[691] He and Mary Smith appeared on the census of 1841 at Rawson St, New Basford, Co. Nottingham, England; where Thomas (40) was a lace maker. Mary (35), Joseph (15) and John (14) both journeymen lace makers, Mathew (12), Mary (9) and Henry (2) were present, and all of the family was born in Co. Nottingham.[692] He and Mary Smith emigrated in 1842 to British North America (Canada).[693] He was a school teacher in King Twp. and a hotel keeper in Pottageville in 1845.[515] He and Mary Smith appeared on the census of 1851 at King Twp., York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where Thomas (54) was a yeoman and innkeeper; Mary (49), and children John (25) a cooper, Mathew (23), Mary Ann (21), Henry (12) and William (9) were present. The family lived in a 2-story frame house and inn with 3 staff.[694] Children of Thomas5 Hulse and Mary Smith (see #109) were as follows: i. Joseph Taylor4 Hulse; christened 12 Sep 1824 at Lenton, Co. Nottingham, England;[695] married Mary (--?--);[696] died of cancer 23 Aug 1900 at 344 Shaw, Toronto, York Co., Ontario, Canada, at age 75.[697] He may have lived in 1857 at Nottawa, Simcoe Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where he was a cooper.[698] He appeared on the census of 1881 at London, Ontario, Canada; where Joseph (55), born England, was a cutler [knife maker/dealer], and Mary (54), Sarah (17) and Mary (10) were present.[699] ii. John Smith Hulse; baptized 28 May 1826 at Lenton, Co. Nottingham, England;[700],[701] married Letitia Moore;[702] died aged 42 years, buried at sea 28 Jul 1868 at age 42.[703] John was the enumerator for the 1861 census for District #10 in King Township, in March of that year.[704] He and Letitia Moore appeared on the census of 9 Mar 1861 at King Twp., York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); and John (34) was an English-born tavern keeper, Lyticia (29) from Ireland, and children Adelia J. (5), Joseph Henry (2) were present, and two other boarders.[705] iii. Mathew Hulse; born 1 Jun 1828;[706] christened 29 Jun 1828 at Lenton, Co. Nottingham, England;[707],[708] married Mary Margaret Ramsey 1853; Mary was a sea captain's daughter from Cornwall, England, then living in Schomberg.[709] Mathew was a lifetime farmer in the area of Schomberg, Ontario.[710] He and Mary Margaret Ramsey appeared on the census of 1881 at King Twp., York Co., Ontario, Canada; where Mathew (52) of England was a farmer, Margaret (50), Thomas (24) an agent, Mary E. (22), Robert (19) and George B. (17) were present.[711] iv. Mary Ann Hulse; baptized 21 Mar 1831 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[712],[713],[714] died aged 21 years 22 Jan 1853 at age 21.[685] v. Thomas Hulse;[715],[715] baptized 18 Jun 1833 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[716] he may have died before 1836 at England.[717] vi. Thomas Hulse;[718],[718] baptized 7 Jul 1836 at St. Leodegarius, Basford, Co. Nottingham, England;[719] died before 1841 at England.[720] 54. vii. Henry Hulse. viii. William George Hulse; born circa 1842 at Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada);[721] married Mary Cassady 31 Mar 1866 at York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where William (22) was of Schomberg, and Mary (19) was of Lloydtown.[722],[723] He appeared on the census of 1881 at King Twp., York Co., Ontario, Canada; where William (37) was a blacksmith, and Mary (33), William T. (14), Etha M. (12), Ida M. (10), Edna A. (6) and Ambrose (2) were present.[724] 109. Mary5 SMITH; born circa 1802 at Co. Nottingham, England;[725],[726] married Thomas Hulse (see #108), son of Thomas Hulse and Hannah Taylor, 26 Feb 1824 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England; by banns, where Mary was surnamed Smith, witnessed by W. Ridsdale, Hannah Hulse, Mary Hulse;[682],[683],[684] died aged 95 years 30 Mar 1894;[727],[685] buried 1 Apr 1894 at English churchyard, Lloydtown, York Co., Ontario, Canada.[728] She was also known as Mary Barnett.[729] Between 1824 and 1828, Mary Smith and Thomas Hulse lived at Lenton, Co. Nottingham, England, for the births of Joseph, John and Mathew.[688] She and Thomas Hulse lived in 1831 at Clare St, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[689] In 1833, Mary Smith and Thomas Hulse lived at Crofts Street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England, for baptism of Thomas.[690] Between 1836 and 1842, Mary Smith and Thomas Hulse lived at Basford, Co. Nottingham, England, for baptism of Thomas (1836) and birth of Henry (1839).[691] She and Thomas Hulse appeared on the census of 1841 at Rawson St, New Basford, Co. Nottingham, England; where Thomas (40) was a lace maker. Mary (35), Joseph (15) and John (14) both journeymen lace makers, Mathew (12), Mary (9) and Henry (2) were present, and all of the family was born in Co. Nottingham.[692] She and Thomas Hulse emigrated in 1842 to British North America (Canada).[693] She and Thomas Hulse appeared on the census of 1851 at King Twp., York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where Thomas (54) was a yeoman and innkeeper; Mary (49), and children John (25) a cooper, Mathew (23), Mary Ann (21), Henry (12) and William (9) were present. The family lived in a 2-story frame house and inn with 3 staff.[694] She and Henry Hulse lived in 1858 at Lloydtown, York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where the family moved after Thomas' death in 1857.[511] She and Henry Hulse appeared on the census of 1861 at King Twp., York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where Henry was 22, mother Mary (59) and William George (19) were also present. They lived in a single-story frame house in or near Lloydtown.[513] She appeared on the census of 1871 at King Twp., York Co., Ontario, Canada; where Mary (69) was widowed, and living 'in town' on an 8th-acre in consession 9, lot 31.[730] Mary's photo was taken late in her life. A copy still exists.[686] She appeared on the census of 1881 at King Twp., York Co., Ontario, Canada; where Mary (78) was widowed, born in England.[731] She appeared on the census of 1891 at Wilson House, Toronto, York Co., Ontario, Canada; where Mary (88) was with her son, hotel proprietor.[732]
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110. James5 DOYLE; born circa 1801 at Ireland;[733] married Jane Deacon (see #111) circa 1824;[734] died before 1871.[735] He served in the military in 1828 possibly as an ensign for East York (from east of Yonge and Scarborough Twp.), or with the 3rd West York (Toronto Gore and Twp.), Company 5, when aged 24 years.[736] He and Jane Deacon appeared on the census of 1851 at lot 30, con 10, King Twp., York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where James (50) was a labourer and Jane (47), Patrick (24), William (17), Jane (13) and Alice (12) were present; the family was Catholic, and lived in a shanty on Benjamin Jennings's land.[737] He and Jane Deacon appeared on the census of 1861 at Tecumseth Township, Simcoe Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where James (60) was a labourer with Jane (54), both Catholic and born Ireland.[738] Children of James5 Doyle and Jane Deacon (see #111) were as follows: i. John4 Doyle;[739],[739] born circa 1825 at Upper Canada (Ontario), British North America (Canada).[740] ii. Patrick Doyle; born circa 1827 at Upper Canada (Ontario), British North America (Canada).[741] iii. James Doyle;[742],[742] baptized 20 Mar 1831 at Tecumseth Township, Simcoe Co., Upper Canada (Ontario), British North America (Canada).[743] iv. William Doyle; born 21 Feb 1833 at Tecumseth Township, Simcoe Co., Upper Canada (Ontario), British North America (Canada);[744] baptized 7 Mar 1833 at Tecumseth Township, Simcoe Co., Ontario, British North America (Canada); sponsored by Anne Doyle, by Edward Gordon (Catholic).[745] v. William Doyle; baptized 2 Jun 1835 at Tecumseth Township, Simcoe Co., Ontario, British North America (Canada); sponsored by Nancy Doyle.[746] He appeared on the census of 1861 at Lloydtown, York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where William (23) an innkeeper was living with siblings Alice (20), John (27) a shoemaker, and Jane (22) a tailoress in their two-story frame house.[747] vi. Jane Doyle; born 28 Mar 1838 at Tecumseth Township, Simcoe Co., Upper Canada (Ontario), British North America (Canada);[748],[749],[750] baptized 8 Apr 1838 at Tecumseth Township, Simcoe Co., Upper Canada (Ontario), British North America (Canada);[750] married Hugh Mulloy 15 Apr 1872 at Toronto, York Co., Ontario, Canada; where Hugh (40) of Albion Twp. was a blacksmith, and Jane (28) of Toronto, was born Tecumseth Twp. to James Doyle and Jane Deacon;[751],[752],[753],[754] died after a year with consumption, aged 38, blacksmith's wife 16 Nov 1876 at King Twp., York Co., Ontario, Canada, at age 38.[755] She was a tailoress according to the census in 1861 at Lloydtown, York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada).[747] 55. vii. Alice Theresa Doyle. 111. Jane5 DEACON; born circa 1805 at Ireland;[756] married James Doyle (see #110) circa 1824;[734] died 1871 at Ontario, Canada;[757] buried 28 Dec 1871 at Tecumseth Township, Simcoe Co., Ontario, Canada, aged 69, by W. R. Harris.[758] She and James Doyle appeared on the census of 1851 at lot 30, con 10, King Twp., York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where James (50) was a labourer and Jane (47), Patrick (24), William (17), Jane (13) and Alice (12) were present; the family was Catholic, and lived in a shanty on Benjamin Jennings's land.[737] She and James Doyle appeared on the census of 1861 at Tecumseth Township, Simcoe Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada); where James (60) was a labourer with Jane (54), both Catholic and born Ireland.[738] She appeared on the census of 1871 at King Twp., York Co., Ontario, Canada; where Jane (65) was a widow, living 'in town' with John (46) shoemaker, son Patrick (44) labourer and daughter Jane (31) dress maker, on an 8th of an acre, concession 9, lot 32.[759]
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192. Francis6 MORTON (child of George, #384);[760],[761] born 1714 at Ireland;[762] married Anne Hatton (see #193), daughter of Henry Hatton and Mary (--?--), circa 1742;[763],[764],[765] died circa 1781 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[766],[767] Described as, "Francis Morton, of Tinnahely, the son of George Morton, of Queens County", who "married [a] daughter of Rev. Henry Hatton."[768] He and Anne Hatton lived in 1743 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[769],[770],[771] He was leasing houses, outhouses, cabins and parks in the town of Tinahely (10 acres), Lugduff, Ballinacor, Rosbane, for total of 445 acres between 1743 and 1780 at Kilcommon parish, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[772],[773] He was leasing the corn mill in Tinahely and adjoining house and park between 1745 and 1780 at Kilcommon parish, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[773] He left a will on 21 Oct 1780 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; proved 21 Jan 1785, and mentions wife Anne, grandson Francis Morton son of son George, children Mary, Henry, John, William & James, son-in-law Thomas Dowse.[774] Children of Francis6 Morton and Anne Hatton (see #193) were as follows: i. George5 Morton;[775],[775] born circa 1743;[776] married Elinor Hawkshaw 5 Jul 1769 at Milltown road, Dublin, Ireland; where Elinor was daughter of Henry Hawkshaw, Camden Street, Dublin, surgeon;[777],[778],[779] died 1780 at Johnstown, Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland;[780],[781],[782] buried 1780 at Kilcommon Parish Churchyard, Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, where his headstone states, ""George Morton Esq MD of Johnstown of this parish who died 1780."[781] He lived in 1763 at Dublin, Ireland.[783] He was a surgeon between 1763 and 1780.[784],[785],[786],[787] He lived in 1769 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[788] He and Elinor Hawkshaw lived between 1779 and 1780 at Johnstown (Ballyshonog), Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; and probably earlier.[789],[790],[791],[792] ii. Henry Hatton Morton;[793],[793] born circa 1744;[794] married Martha Gowan, daughter of John Hunter Gowan and Mary Hatton, 1771; where they were first cousins;[795],[796],[797],[798] he and Martha Gowan were divorced or separated 1 Aug 1802 at Forttown, Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland;[799] married Jane Braddell 1808;[800] died having no children 7 Jun 1822 at Forttown, Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[801],[802] He leased Ballyraheen, and Greenhall in Fairwood between 1786 and 1812 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[803],[804],[805] Henry recorded as justice for corn trading certificates around 1788-1791.[806] Henry was the magistrate in Tinahely during the Rebellion of 1798.[807],[808],[809] During the Battle of Ballyraheen 2 Jul 1798, while loyalists holed up in Joseph Chamney's mansion, the rebels with whom they were engaged lit fire to Henry Morton's house next door.[810] Henry claimed losses in the Rebellion of 1798 for his house, furniture and provisions at Fort Town totalling £469-17-4 while he was then living in Carlow town.[577] iii. John Morton;[811],[811] born circa 1745;[812],[813] married Mary Slater 1775 at Ireland; where Mary was daughter of Matthew Slater;[814],[815] married Jane Gilbert;[816] died May 1823.[817] It is said John Morton also had four other children whose mother is unknown: Ann, another daughter, Thomas and Francis Morton.[818] He lived between 1783 and 1807 at Whitefield, Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; sometimes called Oldstertown, part of Rosbane (then Rosbawn), and also renting land in Coolroe.[819] John claimed loss in 1798 rebellion for his potatoes, crop, and loss of rent at Whitefield, Tinahely totalling £20-7-10½. His son Francis claimed for one horse of £10.[577] iv. William Morton;[820],[820] born circa 1749;[821] died aged 80 1829 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland;[822] buried 12 Oct 1829 at Kilcommon Parish Churchyard, Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[823] He rented some tenements in Tinahely, a water-powered grist mill, drying kiln, distillery, and land in Coolross, and Ballinacor (in Rosbawn) between 1781 and 1826 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[824],[825],[826] He was a postmaster in 1798 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[827] William was Captain of the Tinahely True Blues, a supplementary unit of the Wicklow Yeomanry 1796-1798.[828],[829] William claimed losses in Rebellion of 1798 for his house, furniture, cattle, corn, and crop in Tinahely totalling £404-9-5½.[577] 96. v. James Morton. vi. Mary Morton;[811],[811] born 1765;[830] married Thomas Dowse circa 1780.[831],[832] She and Thomas Dowse lived between 1787 and 1820 at Barnadown, Co. Wexford, Ireland.[833],[834],[835] She was living in 1826; when mentioned in Court of Chancery proceeding.[836] She lived in 1837 at Barnadown, Co. Wexford, Ireland.[837] 193. Anne6 HATTON (child of Henry, #386);[838],[839] born 1710;[840],[841] married Francis Morton (see #192), son of George Morton and Widow (--?--) (--?--) Morton, circa 1742;[763],[764],[765] died after 1780.[842] She and Francis Morton lived in 1743 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[769],[770],[771]
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194. Mathew6 HUDSON (child of Mathew, #388);[843],[844] born circa 1744;[845] married Mary Fenton (see #195), daughter of Richard Fenton and Ann Bayley, 15 Feb 1765 at St. Mary"s and St. Peter"s, Catholic Church, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; by license, where Matthew was non-Catholic;[846],[847] died Mar 1810 at Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland;[848] buried Mar 1810 at Kilbride Churchyard, Kilbride, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[848] He was mentioned as being nephew to James Critchley of Derrybran in latter's will on 7 Jul 1755 at Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[849] He lived in 1765 at Seabank, Kilbride, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; where Mathew was a farmer.[850] He lived on 9 May 1788 at Killinskyduff, Kilbride, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; when signing a marriage settlement for his daughter Sarah.[851] Children of Mathew6 Hudson and Mary Fenton (see #195) were as follows: i. Richard5 Hudson.[852],[852] ii. Robert Hudson;[852],[852] born 1765;[853] married Anne (Nancy) Hudson 18 Aug 1795 at St. Mary"s and St. Peter"s, Catholic Church, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; where Robert was non-Catholic (NC) and a gentleman residing in Dublin, and Anne (18) was of Arklow, by license;[854],[855] died 1831.[845] He claimed £21/12/3 for mare and three guns lost during the rebellion in 1798 at Seabank, Kilbride, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[856] He lived between 1798 and 1826 at Seabank, Kilbride, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[857],[858],[859] 97. iii. Sarah Hudson. iv. Matthew Hudson;[852],[852] born circa 1775;[845] died 25 May 1837.[845] v. Michael Hudson;[852],[852] born 1782;[845] married Isabella Fenton, daughter of Michael Fenton;[860] died 7 May 1860 at Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland;[848] buried 10 May 1860 at Kilbride Churchyard, Kilbride, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[848] He lived between 1801 and 1826 at Killinskyduff, Kilbride, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[857],[861],[862] He lived in 1846 at Wood Mount, Killinskyduff, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[863] vi. Mary Hudson;[852],[852] born 1789;[845] married Thomas Jones 26 Jan 1803;[854] died 1 Mar 1858 at St. Mary"s and St. Peter"s, Catholic Church, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[845],[864] vii. Elizabeth Hudson;[852],[852] born circa 1797;[845] married Robert Courtenay 1818;[854] died 25 Sep 1860.[845] 195. Mary6 FENTON (child of Richard, #390);[865],[866] born 1749 at Ireland;[867] married Mathew Hudson (see #194), son of Mathew Hudson and Ann Critchley, 15 Feb 1765 at St. Mary"s and St. Peter"s, Catholic Church, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; by license, where Matthew was non-Catholic.[846],[847] One supposes she was born, one supposes at Ballinclea, Donaghmore parish, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[868],[869] She lived in 1765 at Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[870]
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196. Richard6 BARRETT; married Ann Deane (see #197), daughter of Edward Deane and Elizabeth Bushe;[871] died 28 May 1788 at Ballyduff, Clonmore, Co. Carlow, Ireland.[872],[873],[874] He was a surveyor in 1785 at Co. Wexford, Ireland.[875] Children of Richard6 Barrett and Ann Deane (see #197) were as follows: 98. i. Joseph5 Barrett. ii. Amias Deane Barrett;[876],[876] died 1785.[877] He left a will on 13 Jun 1785 at Trincomalee, Ceylon (Sri Lanka); mentioning RIchard Barrett, surveyor and John Gell commanding his majesty's forces (prob. John Gell, RN, 1740-1806).[878] iii. William Barrett;[879],[879] married Elizabeth Reid 21 Jul 1784.[880] He and Elizabeth Reid lived in 1804 at Eagle Hill, Hacketstown, Co. Carlow, Ireland.[881] iv. Anne Barrett;[882],[882] married (--?--) Hughes.[883] v. Hannah Barrett;[882],[882] married (--?--) Vanston.[883] 197. Ann6 DEANE (child of Edward, #394);[884],[885] married Richard Barrett (see #196);[871] died 4 Mar 1789 at Ballyduff, Clonmore, Co. Carlow, Ireland.[872],[886]
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198. Amias6 DEANE (child of Edward, #394);[887],[887] born circa 1718 at Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland;[888],[889] married Margaret Cuffe (see #199), daughter of Henry Cuffe, 18 Mar 1752 at Diocese of Ossory, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland;[890],[586],[891],[892] died 4 Mar 1756 at Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[893] He was also known as Amyas Dean.[894] Entered Trinity College Dublin, 29 May 1735.[895] Children of Amias6 Deane and Margaret Cuffe (see #199) were as follows: 99. i. Anne5 Deane. ii. Catherine Deane;[896],[896] married William Brownrigg 25 Jul 1777 at Diocese of Ossory, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland; where William was of Ballylane, Co. of Carlow, and Catherine of the Parish of Rower, Protestant.[897],[898] She lived in 1777 at Rower, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[899] iii. Eliza Deane;[896],[896] married James Burrowes 1781 at Diocese of Ossory, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[897],[900] 199. Margaret6 CUFFE (child of Henry, #398);[901] married Amias Deane (see #198), son of Edward Deane and Elizabeth Bushe, 18 Mar 1752 at Diocese of Ossory, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[890],[586],[891],[892]
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204. Robert6 FITZGERALD (child of James, #408);[609],[902],[609] born circa 1743;[903],[904] married (--?--) Jackson (see #205); where Miss Jackson was of Co. Derry.[905],[906] Children of Robert6 Fitzgerald and (--?--) Jackson (see #205) were as follows: i. Edward5 Fitzgerald.[609],[609] 102. ii. James Fitzgerald. iii. John Fitzgerald;[907],[908],[609] born 1779;[909],[910] married Elizabeth Peters;[905] died 5 Sep 1841 at Monaghan Twp., Peterborough Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada).[909],[911] "John and Elizabeth emigrated with their children from Clones on April 24, 1824, leaving Dublin on an unknown ship and arriving in Quebec City, Lower Canada, on May 25th. ...They arrived overland in the village of Cavan, Upper Canada, near the town of Millbrook, 13 miles north of Port Hope, on August 18."[these are the ancestors of James W. Fitzgerald, writer in Toronto].[912] 205. (--?--)6 JACKSON; married Robert Fitzgerald (see #204), son of James Fitzgerald and (--?--) Jolly; where Miss Jackson was of Co. Derry.[905],[906]
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212. John6 SANFORD; married Rachael (--?--) (see #213).[913] Children of John6 Sanford and Rachael (--?--) (see #213) were: 106. i. David5 Sanford. 213. Rachael6 (--?--); married John Sanford (see #212).[913]