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In order to deduce the specific lineage of any person, persons or branch herein contained backward toward the earliest extant record or first recorded progenitor on the ascending pedigree, one need simply select the relevant parent atop the entry in question whose data as shown includes the identities of his own parents in turn followed by the parenthetical phrase "(to whom refer)"; then proceed alphabetically to the entry for the couple to whom so referred, indexed always for the sake of consistency and clarity under the masculine surname, and again repeat the process.
In order to deduce the specific lineage of any person, persons or branch herein contained forward toward the latest generation of recorded posterity on the descending pedigree, one need simply examine the list of offspring presented in the entry in question and select from amongst same the child or children whose issue it is desired to further trace. If the child thus selected be male, one merely notes the name of his wife, then refers alphabetically in turn to the entry for such couple, indexed always for the sake of consistency and clarity under the masculine surname, and the process is then again repeated. If, conversely, the selected child be female, it is necessary only that one instead note the name of her husband, then refer to that couple's own entry likewise alphabetically under his surname rather than hers, and proceed as before adumbrated.
The Individual Nuclear Family Group Entries are simply listed alphabetically by Husband's surname, and within a surname by Husband's given names. Where the Husband's complete name is identical to more than one individual, such persons are indexed according to order of birth. Information contained within each such entry is arranged internally according to a complex prearranged and standardised formula. Unmarried persons appear only within their parents' entries and require no additional entry for themselves, inasmuch as such would be repetitious, redundant and unnecessarily self-defeating of its purpose, namely the addition of further otherwise unrecorded data for spouse and offspring.
In addition it is anticipated that as detailed a narrative biography as can be compiled pertaining to each life, whether Husband, Wife or child, should eventually be appended to each individual entry, including every bit as much as can be reconstructed of each person's activities, adventures and personality, as well as any and all surviving anecdotes surrounding same. Such material may be submitted either in the form of rough jottings or a final draft; all necessary adjustments will be accordingly made for publication, with all due care being taken to retain intact the integrity of the account itself. In the case of a personal autobiography the same may also be couched in the first person if so desired.
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Some of the details thus requested, required and desired would ideally include the following or any part or portion thereof.
1. Full legal name(s) of each and every family member and of each and every spouse, (including maiden surnames)
2. Full legal names of parent(s) of each and every member and spouse, as above, (including maiden surnames)
3. Derivations or reasons for choices of all given names, including specific personages, if any, for whom named, and persons suggesting or influencing said decisions, as well as circumstances surrounding or affecting same. All legal changes, alterations, additions to or deletions from full names, as well as in spelling, order or sequence thereof
1. Full date, (day, month and year), of each and every birth, whether of member or spouse
2. Approximate time of day, as precisely as possible, of each and every birth, whether of member or spouse
3. Actual location, as precisely as possible, of each and every birth, whether of member or spouse, together with rural land description, street address or name of building or institution, if any
4. Full names, insofar as possible, of all persons known to have been present in attendance at time of birth, medical or otherwise, together with rank, style, title, office or official or personal relationship as the case may be
5. Weight, measurements, eye and hair colour or other physical characteristics or statistics pertaining to infant at time of birth
1. Full date, (day, month and year), of each and every infant blessing or christening, whether of member or spouse
2. Approximate time of day, as precisely as possible, of each and every infant blessing or christening, whether of member or spouse
3. Actual location, as precisely as possible, of each and every infant blessing or christening, whether of member or spouse, together with rural land description, street address or name of building or institution, if any
4. Full names, insofar as possible, of all persons conducting or officiating at, assisting with, participating in, or acting as Godparents or sponsors at infant blessing or christening, together with rank, style, title, office or official or personal relationship as the case may be
5. Religious denomination under whose auspices the ordinance was performed
1. Same points as above, also noting full names and status of proxies where applicable
1. Same points as for Baptism above
1. Same points as for Baptism above
1. Same points as for Baptism above
1. Full date, (day, month and year), of each and every marriage (and later sealing), also noting full names and status of proxies where applicable
2. Same points as immediately above, with regard to any previous or subsequent marriages of the spouse
3. Approximate time of day, as precisely as possible, of each and every such marriage and later sealing
4. Actual location, as precisely as possible, of each and every such marriage or sealing, whether of member, or other previously or subsequently of spouse, together with rural land description, street address or name of building or institution, if any
5. Full names, insofar as possible, of all persons conducting or officiating at, assisting with, acting as attendants or as legal witnesses to, or otherwise participating in the official party at marriage or later sealing, together with rank, style, title, office or official or personal relationship as the case may be
6. Religious denomination or civil authority under whose auspices the ordinance was performed
1. Full date, (day, month and year), of each and every death, whether of member or spouse
2. Approximate time of day, as precisely as possible, of each and every death, whether of member or spouse
3. Actual location, as precisely as possible, of each and every death, whether of member or spouse, together with rural land description, street address or name of building or institution, if any
4. Full names, insofar as possible, of all persons known to have been present in attendance at time of death, medical or otherwise, together with rank, style, title, office or official or personal relationship, as the case may be
5. Weight, measurements, eye and hair colour, or other physical characteristics or statistics pertaining to deceased at time of demise
6. Certified medical cause of death
1. Full date, (day, month and year), of each and every memorial service, whether for member or spouse
2. Approximate time of day, as precisely as possible, of each and every memorial service, whether for member or spouse
3. Actual location, as precisely as possible, of each and every memorial service, whether for member or spouse, together with rural land description, street address or name of building or institution, if any
4. Full names, insofar as possible, of all persons conducting or officiating at, assisting with or participating in memorial services or portions thereof, together with rank, style, title, office or official or personal relationship as the case may be
5. Religious denomination or civil authority, if any, under whose auspices memorial services were performed
6. Full names, insofar as possible, of all members, both honourary and active, of bearer party, if any, at memorial services
7. Official corporate name of firm, if any, acting as directors of memorial services
1. Full date, (day, month and year), of each and every actual interment or committal, whether of member or spouse
2. Approximate time of day, as precisely as possible, of each and every actual interment or committal, whether of member or spouse
3. Actual legal and official name and designation of cemetery and of municipal unit, urban or rural, within whose boundaries, as then constituted, the same is located, complete with plot number or legal description within cemetery, if available
4. Full names, insofar as possible, of all persons conducting, officiating at, assisting with or participating in interment or committal services or portions thereof, together with rank, style, title, office or official or personal relationship, as the case may be
5. Religious denomination or civil authority, if any, under whose auspices interment or committal services were performed
6. Full names, insofar as possible, of all members, both honourary and active, of bearer party, if any, at interment or committal
7. Official corporate name of firm, if any, acting as directors of interment or committal services
1. Any and all ranks, styles, titles, offices, honours, awards, prizes, appointments or distinctions achieved or attained by a member or spouse from whatever source, whether public, private, social, fraternal, academic, scholastic, athletic, political, diplomatic, religious, corporate, military or otherwise, with all dates of such conferral or bestowal, etc., as precisely as possible
2. Any and all personal characteristics or traits, including average adult weight, height and measurements at prime, eye and hair colour, complexion or any other similarly notable physical attributes
3. Life history, including movements, associations, experiences, interests, recreations, hobbies, talents or abilities, personal habits, preferences or tastes, curious sayings or favourite phrases, or any other similar items, together with any anecdotes and tales which might conceivably aid in reconstructing, reviving or revealing in any way any aspect of the individual personality
1. Where documentation exists apart from personal knowledge alone in support of any of the facts thus indicated or stated, the nature of the document(s) or source(s) from which such information has been gleaned, or by means of which it may be re-obtained or verified
1. Finally, it need only be clarified that throughout this work the specific terminology in reference to place-names follows insofar as possible the usage current in each instance at time of event. Consequently changes in designation, jurisdiction or status for a given locality over a period of time may be reflected either from one entry to another, or even within a given entry. It will therefore not be at all uncommon to find an entire change of name for a community, or alteration in type or order of local government units, as well as various other combinations or permutations which may from time to time appear at first to the uninitiated as possible errors, inconsistencies or omissions; however, every care has been taken to enter such changes consistent with the historically proper style of the moment.
According to tradition handed down in the family of the Irish Barringtons, and long diffused and preserved throughout the Limerick and other branches, the first of our ancestors known on English soil was one Eudo, Udo or Odo du Barentin or Barentone, variously described as either a Norman follower or Saxon supporter of the Conqueror, by whom he was rewarded with a grant of the Custodianship of The King's Forest of Hatfield. In reality the Barringtons were Saxon and they extend back much further still. Although the surname may have originated with Udo and he may have been the first whose forename has been preserved without a subsequent gap in the record, he and his forebears had in fact been Hereditary Woodwards of Hatfield Forest, at Hatfield Broad Oak, near Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire even as early as and probably well before the Conquest. Udo's grant may therefore have been more in the nature of a regrant or confirmation, perhaps with a broadening, extension or other alteration of its scope, terms or conditions as well.
There is also in circulation a rather charming English family legend concerning a remote paternal antecedent named Adam who was converted to Christianity by St. Augustine, the first Archbishop of Canterbury, allegedly in the year 597. From this event is said to have been derived the friar's head crest atop the basic Arms, Argent three chevronels gules a label azure, - (in which case the monk in question almost certainly would have had to have been Benedictine rather than Capuchin as apparently since supposed by many branches of the name).
At any rate Udo's son Eustachius (or Eustace), surnamed "de Barentona", was confirmed in the Custody of this Royal Forest by King Henry I., from whom also he received a considerable additional grant of lands in nearby Essex, which became the hereditary seat of his successors. He died during the reign of King Stephen, by whom the family was greatly further enriched by receipt of Lord Montfichet's former holdings.
The 14th in direct descent from Udo, John Barrington, a contemporary of Henry VIII., further enhanced his heritage and fortunes by marriage into the great family of Bonham, which alliance brought a share of the blood of the Lords Marney as well. John's son Thomas did better still, by marrying, firstly, Alice, daughter to Henry Parker, Lord Morley, and, secondly, Winnifred, daughter and co-heiress to Henry Pole, Lord Montagu. This lady's grandfather, Sir Richard Pole, a Knight of the Garter, was married to the cruelly-executed Margaret, Countess of Salisbury, whose father in turn was the also-murdered George, Duke of Clarence, brother to King Edward IV. and King Richard III., (the latter of whom fell before the Tudor onslaught at Bosworth Field, having, it was perhaps unjustly alleged, previously disposed of his two young nephews in the Tower); and thus Thomas' wife brought into the family by right of her great-grandfather, the blood of the Royal House of England.
Thomas and Winnifred produced a daughter Catherine who married into the noble and illustrious family of Bourchier, and also two sons, Francis and John, both of whom will be of particular note hereafter, the former becoming a great man in England and the latter in Ireland.
The elder, Sir Francis, who succeeded his father in the ancestral seat of Barrington Hall, Essex and became Custodian of Hatfield Forest, was created a Baronet of England by King James on 29 June 1611 following institution of that new honour the same year. He served as Member of Parliament during the last years of Elizabeth, throughout the entire reign of James, and even the first three years of Charles I. His wife was aunt to that arch-fiend and chief regicide Oliver Cromwell, the odious usurper and self-styled "Lord Protector" of the Realm. At Sir Francis' death in 1628 he was succeeded by his eldest son Sir Thomas, second Baronet, who, dying in 1654, was in turn succeeded as third Baronet by his own son Sir John.
This Sir John Barrington of Barrington Hall followed in his grandfather's footsteps as a Member of Parliament and was at first a henchman of his cousin Cromwell. However, shocked and horrified by the despicable excesses which the Parliamentarians proposed, he thought better of the enterprise and withdrew his support; and, when appointed to the blatantly illegal and wholly unconstitutional "kangaroo" tribunal imposed to "try" King Charles, he flatly refused to sit, and likewise indignantly spurned the invitation to join the regicides in signing the spurious death warrant which ended the life of the Martyr King. Thenceforth shunning public life, he dwelt in quietude thereafter and throughout the reign of the restored King Charles II., son of Charles the Martyr, dying 24 March 1682, more than three decades after the Royal Martyr himself, for whose downfall he seems to have felt partially personally responsible and guilty. His son Thomas who predeceased him left by his wife Lady Anne, daughter and co-heiress to Robert, Earl of Warwick, an elder son who succeeded him as Sir John, fourth Baronet; but the latter died unmarried in consequence of smallpox in 1691 and the title passed to his brother Sir Charles as fifth Baronet.
Sir Charles, also a Member of Parliament, despite two marriages left no issue. His first cousin Sir John, sixth Baronet, succeeded him and died in 1717. Sir John's eldest son, another Sir John, seventh Baronet, also served in Parliament but died without issue 4 May 1776, being succeeded by his brother Sir Fitzwilliam as eighth Baronet. The latter's two sons succeeded in turn, the elder, Sir John, ninth Baronet, dying unmarried 5 August 1818; and with the demise of the younger, Sir Fitzwilliam, 10th Baronet, on 26 September 1833 in his 79th year, this branch failed in the male line and the English Baronetcy accordingly became extinct, though the daughters married well.
Despite the expiration of his own heirs-male, however, other kinsfolk of Sir Francis, first Baronet, also descending from Udo, have gained great influence and achieved positions of honour, distinction and eminence in English affairs.
It should perhaps be noted at this juncture that the old Irish Peerage title of Viscount Barrington belongs to a family having nothing whatever to do with the original stock, their founder, whose name was formerly Shute, having merely assumed the surname of his own volition without any blood ties of any sort with the historic family of whom we treat. This he did in consequence of the fact that his first cousin Elizabeth was married to Francis Barrington, a junior grandson of the second Baronet; which Francis and Elizabeth, being childless, bequeathed him their personal property. Of this line arguably the most famous has been the great 20th Century diplomat and man of literature, Patrick, 11th Viscount.
Inasmuch as the Kings of England had been sending troops and settlers into Ireland for centuries before the two Crowns of Scotland and England were united and the "plantations" of Scots settlements also began in earnest, English suzerainty over Ireland has had a very long history, far predating the influx of the Scots-Irish. In fact the ultimate outcome was that in later years the already-settled English finally were relegated primarily to the south of Ireland where they continued Anglicanism in the form of the Established Church of Ireland as their predominant religious affiliation, whereas most of the newly-arriving Scots planters eventually took over the several counties collectively known as Ulster and proceeded to institute Presbyterianism as the common denomination therein.
Thus it was with the Barringtons. In due course, as might be expected, the original Essex family split into various branches and, as with so many other English families of the time, a part or portion of them accompanied the Royal forces into Ireland. This crossing mainly took place during the reigns of the first Mary and Elizabeth, the latter of whom bestowed in 1558, the first year of her reign, a vast and imposing land grant in Queen's County, (now County Leix), including the estate of Cullinagh, upon their leader John, abovementioned, the younger brother of Sir Francis, the first Baronet. This was done at the behest of Sir Henry Sidney, Vice Treasurer and afterward Lord Deputy of Ireland, who also bore Barrington blood, and whose Arms as a Knight of the Garter in 1564 included a version of the Armorial Bearings above described. From this colony of Barringtons sprang a branch so large and so powerful that they came to be reckoned one of the so-called "Seven Tribes" of Anglo-Irish occupiers of that County, and were enumerated amongst the principal gentlemen of Leix in 1598. Of course the native Irish family dispossessed of their ancient patrimony in order to accommodate them, the Ó Moores (or Ó Mores), being less than pleased with the new arrangement, continued to dispute the claim and waged occasional skirmishes against them for many years, but always the Barringtons, who commanded superior force, held firm. Finally, in 1608, after having averaged an uprising almost every second year for nearly half a century, the remaining Ó Moores were officially "deported" to County Kerry, where they were little heard of more.
This Sir John Barrington of Cullinagh had a descendant John some two centuries later who left five sons, the third and eldest surviving of whom being perhaps the most famous and noteworthy of all his race, namely the celebrated jurist, statesman and writer Sir Jonah Barrington, at one time a Member of Parliament and a Judge in Admiralty, who vigourously opposed the Union of Ireland with Great Britain to form The United Kingdom in 1801, and of whom so much has been written across the years.
Meanwhile, however, another scion of this ancient family, Samuel Barrington, whose father had been a definite Cromwellian, had settled at Limerick in or about 1691, and his posterity, seated at Glenstal, (famed latterly as the site of the great Benedictine Abbey and secondary school), attained considerable prominence there, his son and grandson, both named Benjamin, each serving in turn as Sheriff of Limerick, in 1714 and 1729 respectively. The latter's second son Matthew died in 1765, leaving a son Joseph, who, with his sons, became the founder of the Barrington Hospital and Infirmary at Limerick. This Sir Joseph was created a Baronet of The United Kingdom 30 September 1831.
Numerous descendants of this Limerick family have achieved distinction in public affairs and as military officers, having been decorated for their actions in almost every major conflict from that day to this, several having actually laid down their lives on Active Service. Sir Joseph's United Kingdom Baronetcy still survives, two elderly brothers, successively the sixth and seventh Baronets, having been most helpful in imparting much knowledge of the history of their venerable family and its branches. The former was in his time an eminent horticulturist, specialising in the propagation of orchids and carnations; the latter a decorated war hero and ex-prisoner of war, before distinguishing himself in a series of corporate directorships. At this writing, close to the 300th anniversary of their connexion with Limerick, their kinsman, the current heir to the title, was residing at Calgary, Alberta.
Of the four or five Barrington officers in Cromwell's army, (one of whom being Samuel's father abovementioned), only two had their reward in County Wexford: Captain Thomas with grants in the Baronies of Forth and Bantry, and Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander in the Barony of Scarawalsh. The bulk of the Wexford Barringtons descend from the former, a cavalry captain from the Cullinagh branch, who was ascribed the sobriquet "Kill-All" for his especial degree of barbarism and cruelty, unsurpassed even by his fellow Roundheads, equally toward unarmed men, women and babes of the general Irish population. Principal amongst his lands in Forth was the estate and Castle of Ballymacane, granted in 1656 or 1657. From him descended two other substantial Wexford branches, those of Ballycogley and of Lambstown, as well as numerous other families from other sons.
The Barringtons of Ballycogley, including Ballycogley Castle and Tower House, both near Tacumshin (or Tacumshane) Lake, sprang from Major Nicholas, younger son to Thomas "Kill-All", and himself three times Mayor of Wexford. Those of Lambstown originated with his nephew, another Nicholas, fourth son to Thomas, elder son and successor to "Kill-All". Curiously, this latter Thomas and his issue turned to the Quaker faith, - one is tempted to suggest as some sort of penance for the misdeeds of their progenitor.
Various other Barringtons, in the nearly four and one-half centuries since their arrival in Ireland, have spread far and wide throughout that land from their original settlement or colony in Queen's County, particularly southward all the way to Cork and Wexford; and, just as naturally, countless Barringtons from both England and Ireland (as well as a handful who ventured into Scotland for a few generations) have found their way beyond the seas, including the American possessions both before and after the rebellion, and are now numerous throughout the nethermost regions of our far-flung Empire upon which the sun never sets.
Amy Barrington's masterful History of the Barringtons as well as other excellent works since that time have done so much to elucidate the rise of this illustrious family both in England and in Ireland as well as abroad that it would seem futile and redundant to try to further reproduce their contents herein; the reader is accordingly referred and commended for further research and enlightenment to those definitive sources.
The Barringtons of Eastern Ontario and Western Québec, as well as a goodly part of North America, descend from three or four close family members, supposedly brothers and cousins, descended of the House of Ballycogley and residing in County Wexford, Ireland toward the close of the 1700s. Of these, one, whose name has apparently long been lost to history, but which, it now appears, may well have been John, allegedly perished as a martyr, together with his wife, in defence of the Protestant faith, most probably during the Wexford Rising of 1798; two others, James and George, eventually found their way to Canada, as did four sons of the martyred couple. Precisely how long their forebears had been domiciled on Irish soil, or, more particularly, in County Wexford, has never been clearly defined, but certainly the Wexford Barringtons were part of a much larger and older Anglo-Irish family of the name who were already widespread and well established in the Emerald Isle.
James Barrington Sr., abovementioned, was the first of the family in Leeds County, Upper Canada. He and his wife set sail from Wexford in 1817 on the brig General Moore, (Captain R. Hoare, master, and 96 settlers aboard), arriving on 8 August at the Port of Québec, together with an impressive array of personal effects, agricultural implements and equipment and livestock, as part of the organised emigration scheme known as the Perth Military Settlement, being at first assigned 100 acres in the North Half of Lot 2, Concession 8, Lansdowne Township but later transferred to the Rideau Military Settlement Plan, receiving on 21 October 1817 an equivalent allocation in the North Half of Lot 13, Concession 6 in the Township of Yonge, about three miles south-east of Farmersville (present-day Athens), which area came to be known as the Dobbs Settlement, for the family on the adjacent farm into which his granddaughter Alice (or "Allie") later married. This land was confirmed a few years later, about 1822, and finally granted by Letters Patent from The Crown bearing date 23 June 1828. Traditions vary as to whether he had two, three or even four sons resident in Canada, one legend simply ascribing to him "many sons". He was said to have been buried at or near Tincap in Elizabethtown Township along with a number of these alleged sons.
Be that as it may, two of his sons, James and John, with their wives and John's little daughter Mary, emigrated the following year, 1818, and spent some time at Montréal before also proceeding westward to Leeds a few years later. Under the succession laws then in force in Upper Canada, James Jr., (known as "Jemmy"), as the eldest son, inherited his father's property outright and simply continued thereon without even so much as bothering about a change in the title deed, and John accordingly took up in due course a log homestead a few rods west of Unionville, now known as Forthton Corners, in Elizabethtown Township, on the south side of the old Perth Road, (afterward Highway 29), about nine miles from Brockville.
James Jr.'s wife, Alice, is remembered across the years as "Big Aunt Allie", a most meticulous house-keeper who insisted that even the feather beds be aired out and shaken each and every day. John's wife Deborah Harper, a "good and beautiful woman", is said to have been a close relative to Allie. One account states that she was a sister to the four Harper Brothers, founders of the publishing empire, but this is patently untrue, and another version, which asserts that they were cousins, seems more probable or credible, the premise being that there had been two brothers, one of whom in earlier years had removed either from Ireland to England or vice versa, - the publishers' own grandfather having thus emigrated to America from Ipswich, Suffolk. (In reality the former seems the more likely scenario, inasmuch as the Harpers had been settled at Harperstown Castle in the Townland of Harperstown in southern Wexford since about the time of the Anglo invasion and occupation by their patron Richard de Clare, Earl of Pembroke, otherwise known as "Strongbow", in the name of King Henry II., during the 12th Century of the Christian Era.) James "Jemmy" and Allie had no family, although other Barringtons lived with them across the years, and at their deaths the original property passed by bequest to their nephew Bennett Barrington, son to John, and thence to several generations of his descendants.
Jemmy and Allie were buried at picturesque Oak Leaf Cemetery where their inscriptions were still visible and quite legible toward the end of the 20th Century. The final resting-places of Jemmy's brother John and the latter's wife Deborah remain uncertain, and if ever there were markers erected to their memory these are no longer extant anywhere. However, sometime in the late 1970s or early 1980s a smallish tablet, slightly broken and partially embedded in the earth, was observed by a descendant, the late Harcourt Templeton Johnston, in very close proximity to the tombstones of Jemmy and Allie. The three letters "DEB" were still clearly discernible above ground level, and this was taken upon circumstantial evidence by family members to indicate a clue as to the burial site of Deborah Harper Barrington, together with the extended or parallel hypothesis that therefore John must also lie alongside her there.
John, a devout Orangeman and a staunch supporter of the notorious Ogle R. Gowan, is stated to have come to Forthton from Montréal when his eldest daughter Mary was nine years old, which would seem to place the date roughly about 1825 or 1826, and in any case the family were at this location by the time little William and Mary Doolan came trudging up the Perth Road from Brockville in search of lodgings in the late summer of probably 1826 or 1827, William subsequently becoming Mary Barrington's husband as narrated in the colourful Doolan history. This Barrington property became the refuge for Mary, then in the last stages of pregnancy with her daughter Deborah, during the dark days of November 1838 at the time of the Battle of the Windmill, whilst William was away defending the riverfront against the invaders, and the back country was safer than the front; thus, here, at her parental home, Mary gave birth to Deborah later the same month.
Whether Eliza, John's second child, was born in Ireland or Canada, or in transit on the high seas, remains a point still disputed by sources, but in any case she was born the very year of her parents' emigration and christened later that autumn at Montréal. However, she died the following year, and later generations of the family confused her with a much younger child of the same name, who they remembered, and who had been born after removal to Upper Canada. This latter Eliza never married, but resided many years with the Forth family who kept the inn at Forthton, and in her lattermost years with her niece Alice Doolan at the old Doolan homestead. According to Sarah Alice "Sadie" Bryan Chipman, writing in January 1959, her Aunt Eliza much preferred little boys to little girls, a pet phrase being "a bit of a boy". Her life ended suddenly one early spring day, at not such a very advanced age as had been imagined by the younger relatives, upon her having walked across the field to the home of her nephew Will Doolan Jr.
The Barringtons of Dundas County result from an accidental or chance occurrence, Thomas, another son to John, having gone to that vicinity in consequence of a harvest excursion, and, upon meeting a special girl there, having decided to marry her and remain nearby. This Thomas was supposedly born aboard ship, probably on the St. Lawrence, in the summer of 1826, perhaps at the time the family was preparing to remove westward, although he was christened at Montréal, possibly indicative of the fact that they retained commerce back and forth for a time. It may also be that he was born during a return journey to visit relatives at Montréal or wind up affairs there, after their having already completed the removal; or possibly the express purpose may have been to have him born amongst better conditions and more civilised medical care than the frontier could offer, his birth unfortunately coming before their destination could be reached.
With Thomas in Dundas and Bennett being bequeathed his uncle Jemmy's property near Athens, the Forthton property devolved upon John's son James, by whose family it was retained for many years thereafter. The other brother, William, resided just across the line in Kitley Township where he and his wife Eliza Davis, so the story goes, one day "found a baby boy abandoned on their doorstep", and adopted him, naming him Wilson Simpson Barrington. It is actually more generally understood that he was in reality the biological son of a member of the Barrington family, whose identity has not been transmitted across the years or passed down to us; consequently he and his issue must be considered Barrington descendants as well.
Joseph Barrington Sr. is an obscure figure in history, but apparently had arrived in Leeds County by at least 1826 when his son Joseph Jr. was born; he is known to have died at Montréal in early 1828, a very young man, but whether he left any other children is unclear and presumed doubtful. On 4 May 1820 William Barrington landed in Canada from County Wexford, subsequently relocating to Elizabethtown Township and settling near Lamb's Pond, (now New Dublin), where he remained, and where his tombstone may still be viewed in the Anglican Churchyard, very near old St. John's Church itself. Joseph and William are generally thought to have been other sons to James Sr., and although this may be the same William who witnessed Joseph Jr.'s first marriage in 1848, they may therefore have been either brothers or cousins, there being no certain trace of any definite siblings for the younger Joseph. That William's or Joseph's father may have been another brother in Ireland apparently has traditionally never been accepted or considered part of the equation.
William, John, Thomas and James Barrington, brothers, were sons of the martyrs, and also settled in Lower Canada, around Montréal and later southward. Their date of emigration is given as anywhere from 1810 by some family sources, to the 1820s. Evidence suggests the earlier date to be less likely, at least for some of them; however, there is no valid reason to suppose that all came at the same time. John's family of three sons and six daughters are said to have "gone west" very early on, and California is rumoured as a destination for at least two of them, whilst two others are known to have settled around Leavenworth, Kansas and one near Lakeview, Oregon. John's brother James never married. William and, to a lesser extent, Thomas have thus become the progenitors of the bulk of the Barringtons still resident throughout western and south-western Québec to this day, where a community now yet bears the name.
The precise connexion of George Barrington in Montréal, who was also mentioned as a relative, remains uncertain, as does his family or fate. He appears to have been parallel with the sons of the first settlers, and, if so, may have been one of the unaccounted-for sons whose existence has been so vigourously and vehemently asserted and attested to by so many legends and so much tradition across a very long and extended period of history.
William John Adam. His wife Mary Ann Barrington, (to whom he was married 5 September 1906), was born 30 November 1880 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to James Barrington and Ann Mary March, (to whom refer); christened 1 June 1881 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; died in 1963. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Eldon Alberts was born 10 October 1933. His wife Beverley June Gates, (to whom he was married 10 October 1964), was born 25 June 1937, daughter to George Gates and Mary Jane Bryan, (to whom refer). No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
Douglas Ian Ashford. His wife Carol Ann McBroom, (to whom he was married 7 March 1981), was born 24 August 1960, daughter to Gordon James McBroom and Barbara Jane Barrington, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Allison Mae Ashford, born 27 February 1986; (2) Neil Douglas Ashford, born 28 March 1988; (3) James Ian Ashford, born 18 April 1991.
Thomas Baker. His wife Heather Brown was daughter to Gordon Denis Brown and Marjorie Doris Giffin, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Harry Barker. His wife Linda Townsend was daughter to Lawrence Edgar Townsend and Clara Helen Raison, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
--- Barrington was born in Ireland, probably son to Thomas Barrington and Margery ---, (to whom refer), and a close kinsman and probably brother to Nicholas Barrington who married Anne ---, (to whom also refer). His wife was ---. This couple begat issue, including: (1) James Barrington, born in Ireland, died at Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, buried allegedly at or near Tincap, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, who married ---.
Alexander Barrington was born in or about 1562 or 1563 in Ireland, son to John Barrington and Johanna Hovenden, (to whom refer); married, secondly, Margaret Bowen, (to whom also refer); died 15 September 1635 in Ireland; buried 21 September 1635 at the Parish Church, Timogue Parish, Stradbally Barony, Queen's County, Leinster Province, Ireland. His first wife was Jane Brereton, (to whom he was married in or about 1592 or 1593). Alexander Barrington and Jane Brereton begat issue: (1) Joan Barrington, who married George Leigh; (2) Jane Barrington, who married Oliver Nix; (3) a female child, name unrecorded, died in or about 1634 or 1635.
Alexander Barrington was born in or about 1562 or 1563 in Ireland, son to John Barrington and Johanna Hovenden, (to whom refer); married, firstly, in or about 1592 or 1593, Jane Brereton, (to whom also refer); died 15 September 1635 in Ireland; buried 21 September 1635 at the Parish Church, Timogue Parish, Stradbally Barony, Queen's County, Leinster Province, Ireland. His second wife Margaret Bowen was daughter to Robert Bowen and Alice Harpole; married, firstly, Gerald Fitzgerald; died in 1637. Alexander Barrington and Margaret Bowen begat issue: (1) Francis Barrington (a Member of the House of Commons in the Parliament at Westminster, etc.), died in or about 1665 or 1666, who married Grizel (Greshild, Griseld or Griselda) Gilbert; (2) Christopher Barrington, died in or about 1684 to 1687; (3) George Barrington, died in November 1632; (4) Anne Barrington, who married Thomas Fitzgerald; (5) Alice Barrington, who married Joshua George; (6) Susan Barrington; (7) James Barrington.
Alexander Barrington was son to Francis Barrington and Grizel (Greshild, Griseld or Griselda) Gilbert, (to whom refer); died in April 1675. His wife Ellen Cosby, (to whom he was married in June 1666), was daughter to Francis Cosby and Anne Loftus, (daughter to Sir Thomas Loftus and Helena Harpole, daughter of Sir Robert Harpole and widow of Francis Cosby who was killed in 1596); died in October 1684. This couple begat issue: (1) James Barrington, born in or about 1666 or 1667, who married Mary Fitzgerald; (2) John Barrington (a Member of the House of Commons in the Parliament at Westminster, etc.), born in or about 1667 or 1668, died 27 January 1756 (Old Style or Julian) or 7 February 1757 (New Style or Gregorian), who married, firstly, in 1693, Dorcas Wheeler, and, secondly, --- Bolton; (3) Francis Barrington, born in or about 1668 or 1669, died probably unmarried but in any case without issue; (4) Grizel Barrington, died in August 1684; (5) Ann Barrington; (6) Alexander Barrington, who died in February 1683 (Old Style or Julian) or in February 1684 (New Style or Gregorian); (7) Thomas Barrington, who married Jane ---; (8) Elizabeth Barrington, died early, unmarried; (9) Jane Barrington, died early, unmarried; (10) Dora Barrington, died early, unmarried.
Alexander Barrington was son to Nicholas Barrington and Elizabeth ---, (to whom refer). His wife was Elizabeth Baskerville. This couple begat issue: (1) Elizabeth Barrington, died in 1747, who married William Fitzgerald.
Alexander Barrington was son to Thomas Barrington and ---, (to whom refer). His wife Katherine --- died in or about 1692 or 1693. This couple begat issue: (1) Samuel Barrington; (2) Charles Barrington; (3) Vincent Barrington; (4) William Barrington, who married ---; (5) Boyle Barrington, who married in 1701, Mary Bayly; (6) Alexander Barrington, who married 22 December 1687, Naomi Woodroofe (Woodrofe, Woodroffe or Woodruff); (7) Ann Barrington; (8) Mary Barrington; (9) Elizabeth Barrington; (10) Judith Barrington.
Alexander Barrington was son to Alexander Barrington and Katherine ---, (to whom refer). His wife was Naomi Woodroofe (Woodrofe, Woodroffe or Woodruff), (to whom he was married 22 December 1687). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Allan Edward Barrington was born 3 September 1900 (according to some sources) or 7 September 1900 (according to some sources and Registrar-General) at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to John Bennett Barrington and Alice Kavanaugh, (to whom refer); married, secondly, Helen ---, (to whom also refer). His first wife was Edna Wing. Allan Edward Barrington and Edna Wing begat issue: (1) Edward John Barrington, born 14 December 1924 at or near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, died 23 February 1982 at Kingston General Hospital, Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario in consequence of cardiac failure three hours after quintuple bypass open heart surgery, buried in 1982 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Verta Cornforth.
Allan Edward Barrington was born 3 September 1900 (according to some sources) or 7 September 1900 (according to some sources and Registrar-General) at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to John Bennett Barrington and Alice Kavanaugh, (to whom refer); married, firstly, Edna Wing, (to whom also refer). His second wife was Helen ---. Allan Edward Barrington and Helen --- begat issue: (1) Russell Barrington; (2) Roger Barrington; (3) Ralph Barrington; (4) Reginald Barrington.
Alton Ferguson "Pete" Barrington was born 8 September 1925, son to David Archibald Barrington and Celia Florence McWhinnie, (to whom refer); christened 22 December 1925 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife was Helen Robinson. This couple begat issue: (1) Kenneth Barrington; (2) Keith Barrington.
Archibald Barrington was born in or about 1814 or 1815 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, son to William Barrington and Esther Britton, (to whom refer); died 25 October 1874 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 27 October 1874 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Jane Todd, (to whom he was married 23 February 1841 at St. James' Anglican Church, Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East), was born in or about 1823 or 1824 in Lower Canada, daughter to John Todd and ---; died 13 January 1878 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 15 January 1878 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Jane Barrington, born 16 October 1843 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 29 February 1844, died 5 June 1934 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, buried 7 June 1934 at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 27 September 1873 at St. James' Anglican Church, Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, her first cousin David McMullen Barrington; (2) David Barrington, born in 1844 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died in 1929; (3) John Barrington, born 13 February 1846 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 16 June 1846 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died unmarried; (4) Archibald Barrington, born 5 April 1849 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 8 July 1849 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died unmarried 28 November 1933, buried 30 November 1933 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec.
Arthur Edward Barrington was born 16 August 1887 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, son to Thomas George Barrington and Mary Jane "Jenny" Cunneyworth, (to whom refer). His wife Florence Emily "Flora" MacDonald, (to whom he was married 16 August 1911 at Toronto, York County, Ontario), was daughter to Samuel MacDonald and Johanna Sweeney. This couple begat issue: (1) Dorothy Barrington; (2) Arthur E. Barrington.
Benjamin Barrington was son to Francis Barrington and Grizel (Greshild, Grisheld or Griselda) Gilbert, (to whom refer). His wife Thomasina Comerford was daughter to William (or Gerald) Comerford and Thomasina Piggott. This couple begat issue: (1) Nicholas Barrington; (2) Thomas Barrington; (3) James Barrington; (4) Comerford Barrington; (5) Ann (or Anne) Barrington, who married Constantine Neale.
Boyle Barrington was son to Alexander Barrington and Katherine ---, (to whom refer). His wife was Mary Bayly, (to whom he was married in 1701). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Bruce Donald Barrington was born in 1948, son to Donald Frederick Barrington and Pauline Luckey, (to whom refer); died 31 March 2003 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife was Karen Smith. This couple begat issue: (1) Darren James Barrington.
Bryce Bennett Barrington was born 29 March 1891 at or near Portland, Bastard Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to James Barrington and Sarah E. Charlton, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 10 March 1914 at Kenora, Kenora District, Ontario, Myrtle Love, (to whom also refer); died 12 October 1965 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His first wife was Christina Lawson. No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of Bryce Bennett Barrington and Christina Lawson are presently available.
Bryce Bennett Barrington was born 29 March 1891 at or near Portland, Bastard Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to James Barrington and Sarah E. Charlton, (to whom refer); married, firstly, Christina Lawson, (to whom also refer); died 12 October 1965 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His second wife was Myrtle Love, (to whom he was married 10 March 1914 at Kenora, Kenora District, Ontario). Bryce Bennett Barrington and Myrtle Love begat issue: (1) Margaret Barrington, born in 1914, who married Elmer Burnham; (2) Grace Barrington, who married Lewis (or Louis) Cole; (3) Bessie Barrington, born in 1917, who married Kenneth R. Dixie; (4) Edward Bryce Barrington, born in 1923, died 5 February 1983 at Princeton, Mercer County, West Virginia, buried in 1983 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Daisy ---; (5) James I. Barrington, born in 1924; (6) Donald Wendell Barrington, born 11 August 1925 at or near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, died 18 June 1978 at his residence near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of injuries sustained in a house fire, buried 20 June 1978 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Tina Frankhuisen.
Charles Mack Barrington was born 27 December 1881 probably at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to Robert John Barrington and Agnes Goodfellow, (to whom refer); christened 15 August 1882; married, secondly, Florence Elizabeth Dickson, (to whom also refer); died in 1959. His first wife Edith Drysdale, (to whom he was married 20 January 1904 at the Manse, Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born 16 June 1885 probably at or near Allan's Corners, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to Thomas Drysdale and ---; died 25 October 1904 at Beauharnois County, Québec. Charles Mack Barrington and Edith Drysdale begat issue: (1) Robert Drysdale Barrington, born 27 April 1904, christened 18 August 1904, died in 1980.
Charles Mack Barrington was born 27 December 1881 probably at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to Robert John Barrington and Agnes Goodfellow, (to whom refer); christened 15 August 1882; married, firstly, 20 January 1904 at the Manse, Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, Edith Drysdale, (to whom also refer); died in 1959. His second wife was Florence Elizabeth Dickson. Charles Mack Barrington and Florence Elizabeth Dickson begat issue: (1)William Redpath Barrington, born 25 September 1908, died in 1995; (2) Geoffrey Royal Barrington, born 1 Ju;y 1910, died 10 July 1985.
Clifford Archibald Barrington was born 27 November 1916 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to David Archibald Barrington and Celia Florence McWhinnie, (to whom refer); christened 7 August 1917 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Muriel Isabel Lamb, (to whom he was married 6 December 1939 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec), was daughter to James Gilbert Lamb and Jennie Isabel Blair. This couple begat issue: (1) David Barrington; (2) Diane Barrington; (3) Richard E. Barrington.
David Archibald Barrington was born 17 January 1882 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to David McMullen Barrington and Jane Barrington, (to whom refer); died 8 January 1967 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Celia Florence McWhinnie, (to whom he was married 27 September 1911 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born 15 November 1889, daughter to James McWhinnie and Eliza Ann Ferguson; died 5 February 1954 in Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Ivan David Barrington, born 8 February 1913 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 6 June 1913 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 28 July 1934, Winetta Myrrn Greig; (2) Garnet James Barrington, born 12 November 1914 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 14 September 1915 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married his first cousin Ina June "Inez" Barrington; (3) Clifford Archibald Barrington, born 27 November 1916 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 7 August 1917 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 6 December 1939 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, Muriel Isabel Lamb; (4) Merrill Edwin Barrington (an Alderman of The Village of Ormstown and a Member of the House of Commons in the Federal Parliament of the Dominion of Canada, etc.), born a twin 25 February 1920 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 13 June 1920, who married 12 January 1946, Gerharda Theodora Nijhuis; (5) Mervin George Barrington, born a twin 25 February 1920 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 13 June 1920, who married Angie Bishop; (6) Verna Eliza Jane Barrington, born 28 December 1923 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened in July 1925, who married Ross Winters; (7) Alton Ferguson "Pete" Barrington, born 8 September 1925, christened 22 December 1925 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married Helen Robinson; (8) Dorothy Margaret Barrington, died early, unmarried, 26 May 1929, buried 27 May 1929 at Ormstown Union Cemetery, Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec.
David McMullen Barrington was born 13 January 1844 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to John Barrington and Sarah McMullen, (to whom refer); christened 29 January 1844; died 30 March 1929 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 1 April 1929 at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife (and first cousin) Jane Barrington, (to whom he was married 27 September 1873 at St. James' Anglican Church, Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born 16 October 1843 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, daughter to Archibald Barrington and Jane Todd, (to whom also refer); christened 29 February 1844; died 5 June 1934 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 7 June 1934 at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) James Barrington, born 16 December 1873, died 20 February 1964, who married in June 1907, Margaret "Maggie" McEwan; (2) John Barrington, born 10 May 1878 at or near Georgetown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 9 June 1878, died 17 October 1951, who married 27 December 1905 at or near Riverfield, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, Annie Eliza Ritchie; (3) David Archibald Barrington, born 17 January 1882 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died 8 January 1967 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 27 September 1911 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, Celia Florence McWhinnie.
David William Barrington was born 11 April 1965 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Donald Arthur Barrington and Shirley Luella Brown, (to whom refer). His wife was Cynthia May McCauley, (to whom he was married 3 August 1991 outside their residence, Wylie Road, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario). This couple begat issue: (1) Terrence James Barrington, born antenuptially 14 December 1989 at Pembroke General Hospital, Pembroke, Renfrew County, Ontario.
Donald Arthur Barrington was born 29 November 1940 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Kenneth Rath Barrington and Elma Caroline Weatherhead, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 17 May 1996 at Deep River Community Church, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario, Phyllis Grace Thompson, (to whom also refer). His first wife Shirley Luella Brown, (to whom he was married 1 October 1960 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, and from whom subsequently divorced in 1978 at Pembroke, Renfrew County, Ontario), was born 26 December 1943 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. Donald Arthur Barrington and Shirley Luella Brown begat issue: (1) Sandra Lee "Sandy" Barrington, born 26 March 1961 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, bore out of wedlock, by one Kim Rail, two male and one female children, (for further records of whom refer to the entry labelled "Sandra Lee Barrington" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work); (2) Thomas Charles Barrington, born 25 July 1962 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Victoria Allison; (3) John Kenneth Barrington, born 28 July 1963 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 18 August 1995 at Deep River Community Church, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario, Annette Marie Boudreau; (4) David William Barrington, born 11 April 1965 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 3 August 1991 outside their residence, Wylie Road, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario, Cynthia May McCauley; (5) a child, unnamed, sex unrecorded, stillborn 11 November 1968 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, buried at Greenbank Cemetery, near Greenbank, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (6) Caroline Dawn Barrington, born 10 June 1970 at Deep River Hospital, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario, who married 21 May 2005 at Calgary, Alberta, Richard Ryan Butt.
Donald Arthur Barrington was born 29 November 1940 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Kenneth Rath Barrington and Elma Caroline Weatherhead, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 1 October 1960 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Shirley Luella Brown, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced in 1978 at Pembroke, Renfrew County, Ontario). His second wife Phyllis Grace Thompson, (to whom he was married 17 May 1996 at Deep River Community Church, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario), was born 27 March 1942 at Campbellton, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, daughter to James Thompson and Phyllis Bradley; married, firstly, Jackie Gerald Tooley; died 30 December 2008 at Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Donald Arthur Barrington and Phyllis Grace Thompson.
Donald Colquhoun Barrington was born in 1938, son to William Carlyle Barrington and Luella Olive Colquhoun, (to whom refer); died 1 August 1994; buried in August 1994 at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife was Joan Farnell. This couple begat issue: (1) Terri Anne Barrington, who married Bernard Janson; (2) Karen Jane Barrington, who married Peter MacPherson; (3) Heather Leigh Barrington, who married Brian Budynsky.
Donald Frederick Barrington was born in or about 1930 or 1931, son to Leonard Frederick Barrington and Ivy Grace Haird, (to whom refer); married, secondly, Patricia Poucher, (to whom also refer); died 23 November 2007 at Ottawa General Hospital, Ottawa, Ottawa City Municipality, Ontario; buried at Hillside Cemetery, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario. His first wife was Pauline Luckey, (from whom subsequently divorced). Donald Frederick Barrington and Pauline Luckey begat issue: (1) Bruce Donald Barrington, born in 1948, died 31 March 2003 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Karen Smith.
Donald Frederick Barrington was born in or about 1930 or 1931, son to Leonard Frederick Barrington and Ivy Grace Haird, (to whom refer); married, firstly, Pauline Luckey, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced); died 23 November 2007 at Ottawa General Hospital, Ottawa, Ottawa City Municipality, Ontario; buried at Hillside Cemetery, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario. His second wife was Patricia Poucher. Donald Frederick Barrington and Patricia Poucher begat issue: (1) Kenneth Barrington, who married Anne ---; (2) Karen Barrington, who married Daryl Sands.
Donald Wendell Barrington was born 11 August 1925 at or near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Bryce Bennett Barrington and Myrtle Love, (to whom refer); died 18 June 1978 at his residence near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of injuries sustained in a house fire; buried 20 June 1978 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Tina Frankhuisen married, firstly, --- Immerseel. Donald Wendell Barrington and Tina Frankhuisen begat issue: (1) Bryce Barrington; (2) Kenneth Barrington.
Edward Bryce Barrington was born in 1923, son to Bryce Bennett Barrington and Myrtle Love, (to whom refer); died 5 February 1983 at Princeton, Mercer County, West Virginia; buried in 1983 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Daisy --- married, firstly, --- Kissinger. No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of Edward Bryce Barrington and Daisy --- are presently available.
Edward John Barrington was born 14 December 1924 at or near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Allan Edward Barrington and Edna Wing, (to whom refer); died 23 February 1982 at Kingston General Hospital, Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario in consequence of cardiac failure three hours after quintuple bypass open heart surgery; buried in 1982 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife was Verta Cornforth. This couple begat issue: (1) Marlane Barrington, who married Al Parish; (2) Ronald Barrington; (3) Bruce Barrington; (4) George Henry Barrington.
Edwin George Barrington was born 15 December 1889 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, son to Thomas George Barrington and Mary Jane "Jenny" Cunneyworth, (to whom refer). His wife was Mary McKay. This couple begat issue: (1) Murray Barrington; (2) Grant Barrington.
Finlay Dow Barrington was born 15 May 1862 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, son to George Barrington and Isabella Dow, (to whom refer); christened 20 July 1862 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East. His wife Alice Tidman, (to whom he was married 31 October 1888 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was daughter to Richard Tidman and Mary Ann Jeffs. This couple begat issue: (1) Alice Ruby Barrington, born 6 August 1891 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 22 November 1891 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (2) Finlay Dow Barrington, born 8 May 1893 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 5 November 1893 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
Francis Barrington (a Member of the House of Commons in the Parliament at Westminster, etc.) was born in Ireland, son to Alexander Barrington and Jane Brereton, (to whom refer); died in or about 1665 or 1666. His wife Grizel (Greshild, Griseld or Griselda) Gilbert was daughter to (Sir) William Gilbert and ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Thomas Barrington, born in Ireland, died 30 July 1676 in Ireland, who married in 1661, Margery ---; (2) Alexander Barrington, died in April 1675, who married in June 1666, Ellen Cosby; (3) Nicholas Barrington, died in or about 1666 or 1667, who married Elizabeth ---; (4) Benjamin Barrington, who married Thomasina Comerford.
Frederick Barrington was born in or about 1855 or 1856 at or near Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Canada West, son to James Barrington and Margaret Rhodes, (to whom refer). His wife Alice E. Ransier, (to whom he was married 29 December 1881), was born in or about 1862 or 1863 at or near White Fish (afterward Morton), South Crosby Township, Leeds County, Canada West. This couple begat issue: (1) Ethel Eleanor Barrington, born 16 June 1885 at or near Farmersville (afterward Athens), Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario.
Garnet James Barrington was born 12 November 1914 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to David Archibald Barrington and Celia Florence McWhinnie, (to whom refer); christened 14 September 1915 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife (and first cousin) Ina June "Inez" Barrington was born 27 March 1917, daughter to John Barrington and Annie Eliza Ritchie, (to whom also refer); christened 3 July 1917; bore out of wedlock, prior to marriage, by a man unrecorded, a female child, (for further records of whom refer to the entry labelled "Ina June Barrington" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work). Garnet James Barrington and Ina June "Inez" Barrington begat issue: (1) Gary Barrington; (2) Alban Barrington; (3) Garnet W. Barrington.
George Barrington. His wife was ---. This couple begat issue: (1) John Barrington, died 15 September 1593 in Ireland, who married Johanna Hovenden; (2) Joseph Barrington, who died in Ireland in consequence of injuries sustained at the hands of the O'Mores; (3) Robert Barrington, who married --- O'More.
George Barrington was born in Ireland, a close kinsman, probably in the degree either of nephew or cousin, to James Barrington who married ---, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 18 October 1881 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Mary Mitchell, (to whom also refer). His first wife was Isabella Dow. George Barrington and Isabella Dow begat issue: (1) Jane Barrington, born 22 July 1852 at Montréal, Montréal County, Montréal District, Canada East, christened 29 July 1852 at Montréal, Montréal County, Montréal District, Canada East, died in infancy, unmarried, 30 July 1852 at Montréal, Montréal County, Montréal District, Canada East, buried same day, 30 July 1852 at at Montréal, Montréal County, Montréal District, Canada East; (2) Thomas Barrington, born 7 April 1854 at Montréal, Montréal County, Montréal District, Canada East, christened 28 May 1854 at Montréal, Montréal County, Montréal District, Canada East, died 26 July 1884 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, buried in July 1884 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, who married 13 June 1877 in Québec, Jeannie Greenshields Meikle; (3) Elizabeth Dow Barrington, born 1 May 1856 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, christened 13 July 1856 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, died early, unmarried, 20 May 1867 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, buried 22 May 1867 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East; (4) Isabella Dow Barrington, born 15 May 1860 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, christened 8 July 1860 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, died early, unmarried, 2 May 1867 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, buried 3 May 1867 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East; (5) Finlay Dow Barrington, born 15 May 1862 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, christened 20 July 1862 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, who married 31 October 1888 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Alice Tidman; (6) William George Barrington, born 8 October 1864 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, christened 13 November 1864 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, died in infancy, unmarried, 3 June 1865 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, buried 5 June 1865 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East.
George Barrington was born in Ireland, a close kinsman, probably in the degree either of nephew or cousin, to James Barrington who married ---, (to whom refer); married, firstly, Isabella Dow, (to whom also refer). His second wife Mary Mitchell, (to whom he was married 18 October 1881 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), married, firstly, James Young; died 1 June 1923; buried 2 June 1923. George Barrington and Mary Mitchell begat issue: (1) William Albert Barrington, born 4 August 1882 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 19 October 1882 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, who married 2 March 1909, Annie Louise Fox; (2) Mary Ethel Barrington, born 29 October 1884 or 29 October 1885 (depending upon sources) at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 6 November 1885 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, who married 9 September 1914 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, George Welsford Tourgis; (3) Alice Muriel Barrington, born 10 April 1888 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 1 July 1888 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
George Barrington was born 1 February 1861 or 2 February 1861 (depending upon sources) at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Canada West, son to Thomas Barrington and Ann Mulloy, (to whom refer); christened 9 February 1862 at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Canada West; died 17 October 1927. His wife Nancy Sabina (or Sophia) Hyndman, (to whom he was married 9 November 1892 at Morrisburg, Dundas County, Ontario), was born 18 December 1855 in Canada West, daughter to Samuel Hyndman and ---; died 29 January 1921 at St. Luke's Hospital, Ottawa, Carleton County, Ontario in consequence of six hours' suffering with uraemic convulsions following upon 17 days' treatment for interstitial nephritis and an abdominal tumour; buried in 1921 at Maple Ridge Cemetery, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Thomas Samuel Barrington, who married Mabel Wade; (2) William Carlyle Barrington, born 23 January 1900 at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario, died in 1949, who married Luella Olive Colquhoun.
George Harold Wade Barrington was born 20 August 1922, son to Thomas Samuel Barrington and Mabel Wade, (to whom refer). His wife Leanna Elizabeth Carruthers was born 13 August 1928. This couple begat issue: (1) Ronald George Barrington, born 9 July 1948, who married Gwen ---; (2) Bonnie Jean Barrington, born 29 May 1950, who married Daniel Thibodeau; (3) Crystal Lynne Barrington, born 8 January 1953; (4) Thomas James Barrington, born 8 October 1955.
George Leslie Barrington was born 28 February 1884 probably at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to James Barrington and Ann Mary March, (to whom refer); christened 31 July 1884 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Ellen Maud Drysdale, (to whom he was married 19 December 1908 at the bride's residence, Springbrook Farm, Allan's Corners, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec), was daughter to Thomas Drysdale and ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Leslie Howard Barrington, born 27 January 1910, christened 9 April 1910, who married 1 October 1938 at Ephraim Scott Presbyterian Church, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Lily Hazel Hale.
George William Barrington was son to William Carlyle Barrington and Luella Olive Colquhoun, (to whom refer). His wife was Eva Waffle. This couple begat issue: (1) Nancy Lee Barrington, who married Earl Roberts; (2) Merrill Lynn Barrington, who married Paul Gullackson.
George Wolseley Barrington was born 23 November 1882 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, son to Thomas Barrington and Jeannie Greenshields Meikle, (to whom refer); died 28 March 1950. His wife Pauline Byrne Bryant, (to whom he was married 15 May 1925 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), died 3 December 1980. This couple begat issue: (1) Elizabeth Joan Barrington, born 8 May 1926 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 23 November 1926 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
Gordon Bruce Barrington was born 8 April 1947 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, son to Wilford Harold Barrington and Annie Isabel Williams, (to whom refer). His wife Bernice Gail Vallance was born 7 June 1945 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Wilford Hugh Barrington, born 16 February 1981 at Edmonton, Alberta.
Gordon E. Barrington was born 4 June 1932, son to Leonard Frederick Barrington and Ivy Grace Haird, (to whom refer). His wife Audrey Dack was born 29 January 1936, daughter to Howard Beaumont Dack and Vera Ritchie. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Herbert Ernest Barrington was born 4 March 1887 probably at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to Robert John Barrington and Agnes Goodfellow, (to whom refer); died in 1969 at or near Hemmingford, Huntingdon County, Québec; buried at Henrysburg Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery, Hemmingford Township, Huntingdon County, Québec. His wife Arpha Mabel Boyes, (to whom he was married 1 June 1904), was daughter to Richard Boyes and Ann ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Ira Barrington was born 14 February 1863, son to Thomas Barrington and Ann Mulloy, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 31 August 1904 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, Isabella "Bella" Kippen, (to whom also refer); died in 1936. His first wife Bella Anderson, (to whom he was married 24 May 1900 at Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario), was born in or about 1866 or 1867 at or near Dominionville, Kenyon Township, Glengarry County, Canada West; died 1 March 1903 (not 13 March 1903 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at Winchester Township, near Chesterville, Dundas County, Ontario in consequence of one week's suffering with appendicitis. Ira Barrington and Bella Anderson begat issue: (1) a female infant, name, if any, unrecorded, stillborn or died at birth 11 April 1902 at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario.
Ira Barrington was born 14 February 1863, son to Thomas Barrington and Ann Mulloy, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 24 May 1900 at Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario, Bella Anderson, (to whom also refer); died in 1936. His second wife Isabella "Bella" Kippen, (to whom he was married 31 August 1904 at Toronto, York County, Ontario), was born in or about 1867 or 1868, daughter to Hugh Kippen and Elizabeth ---; died in 1941. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Ira Barrington and Isabella "Bella" Kippen.
Ivan David Barrington was born 8 February 1913 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to David Archibald Barrington and Celia Florence McWhinnie, (to whom refer); christened 6 January 1913 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Winetta Myrrn Greig, (to whom he was married 28 July 1934), was daughter to David J. Greig and ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Rodney Stanley Barrington, born 2 October 1930, died in infancy, unmarried, 21 October 1930, buried 23 October 1930 at Ormstown Union Cemetery, Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; (2) David John Barrington, born 19 September 1933, christened 4 June 1934 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; (3) Joan Celia Barrington, born 17 February 1935, christened 17 April 1935 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; (4) Rodney Ivan Barrington, born 14 February 1936, christened 22 July 1936 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; (5) Bernice Margaret Barrington, born 10 March 1937 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 18 July 1937 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; (6) Sandra Myrrn Barrington, born 12 March 1938 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 14 May 1938 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; (7) James Greig Barrington, born 15 January 1940, christened in June 1940 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; (8) Carolyn Barrington.
James Barrington was born in Ireland, son to --- Barrington and ---, (to whom refer), and a close kinsman, probably in the degree either of uncle or cousin, to George Barrington who married Isabella Dow, (to whom also refer); died at Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada; buried allegedly at or near Tincap, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada. His wife --- died at Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada. This couple begat issue, including: (1) James "Jemmy" Barrington, born in or about 1786 or 1787 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died 15 October 1871 at Leeds County, Ontario, buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married in Ireland, Alice "Allie" ---; (2) John Barrington, born at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died sometime betwixt 4 December 1860 (the date of his will) and 23 February 1861 (when his will was executed) at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, who married, firstly, in Ireland, Deborah Harper, and, secondly, in Canada West, Mary Anne ---; (3) probably William Barrington, born in or about 1797 or 1798 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died 4 June 1867 at Leeds County, Canada West, buried 7 June 1867 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, who married 31 July 1821 in Upper Canada, Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary Green (or Greene); (4) probably Joseph Barrington, born in or about 1798 or 1799 in Ireland, died 25 February 1828 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, buried 3 March 1828 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, who married Susan (or Eliza) ---.
James "Jemmy" Barrington was born in or about 1786 or 1787 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, son to James Barrington and ---, (to whom refer); died 15 October 1871 at Leeds County, Ontario; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Alice "Allie" ---, (to whom he was married in Ireland), was born 22 February 1795 in Ireland; died 13 June 1866 at Leeds County, Canada West; buried in June 1866 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Canada West. No children by blood were begotten of or in any case survived this marriage.
James Barrington was born in or about 1831 or 1832 at or near Glen Elbe, Yonge Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, son to John Barrington and Deborah Harper, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 26 December 1862 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, Eliza Ann Hagerman, (to whom also refer); died in 1881. His first wife Margaret Rhodes was born in or about 1833 or 1834 at or near Glen Elbe, Yonge Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada. James Barrington and Margaret Rhodes begat issue: (1) Frederick Barrington, born in or about 1855 or 1856 at or near Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Canada West, who married 29 December 1881, Alice E. Ransier; (2) Jennette Barrington, born in or about 1857 or 1858 at or near Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Canada West.
James Barrington was born in or about 1831 or 1832 at or near Glen Elbe, Yonge Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, son to John Barrington and Deborah Harper, (to whom refer); married, firstly, Margaret Rhodes, (to whom also refer); died in 1881. His second wife Eliza Ann Hagerman, (to whom he was married 26 December 1862 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West), was born 19 April 1839 at South Gower Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, daughter to Henry Hagerman and --- Manhard; died 17 February 1917 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of several months' suffering with arteriosclerosis; buried in 1917 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. James Barrington and Eliza Ann Hagerman begat issue: (1) Mary Jane "Jennie" Barrington, born in or about 1863 or 1864 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died in 1918, who married 11 March 1891 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, William J. Wilson; (2) Jessie M. Barrington, born in or about 1866 or 1867 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, who married 8 September 1897 at Lyn, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Frederick Cadwell.
BARRINGTON, JAMES / JUSTUS, SARAH ELIZA
James Barrington was born 10 December 1836 or 10 December 1837 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, son to William Barrington and Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary Green (or Greene), (to whom refer); christened 22 July 1838; died 27 July 1880 or 27 July 1881 (depending upon sources); buried 29 July 1880 or 29 July 1881 (depending upon sources) at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Sarah Eliza Justus, (to whom he was married 29 December 1864 at Leeds County, Ontario), was born 29 December 1842 at or near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, daughter to James Justus and Margaret Wilson; died 17 December 1930 at or near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Wellington Barrington, born 7 September 1865 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died 17 June 1928 at or near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of a few hours' suffering with acute indigestion, buried 19 June 1928 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 3 February 1892 at Merrickville, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Margaret Ann "Maggie" Rowsom (or Rowsome); (2) Margaret "Maggie" Barrington, born 29 December 1866 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died in 1947, buried at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 4 January 1887 at Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Abraham Horton; (3) Harriet "Hattie" Barrington, born 11 July 1867 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 30 October 1897 on Concession 11, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of one week's suffering with puerperal fever following upon childbirth, buried at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 15 March 1892 or 15 November 1892 (depending upon sources) at the Anglican Rectory, Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Samuel Todd Rowsome (or Rowsom); (4) Lydia Barrington, born 27 June 1870 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died in 1965, buried in 1965 at St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 24 January 1899 or 25 January 1899 or 24 June 1899 (depending upon sources) at Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Richard Blake; (5) Aileen Barrington, born a twin 29 June 1872 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontsrio, died unmarried; (6) Rebecca Barrington, born a twin 29 June 1872 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died unmarried in 1960, buried at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (7) Emma Eliza (according to some sources and general usage) (or Elizabeth Emma according to some sources and Registrar-General) Barrington, born 9 April 1874 (according to some sources and Registrar-General, not 9 April 1873 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died in 1961, buried at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Joshua Johnston; (8) William Nelson Barrington, born 18 February 1875 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 28 February 1922 probably at or near New Rockland, Richmond County, Québec, buried 2 March 1922 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec, who married 5 October 1904, Helen Barbara "Nellie" Watson; (9) Joseph Barrington, born 24 June 1877 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died in infancy, unmarried, 21 August 1877, buried in August 1877 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (10) Joseph Byron Barrington, born 18 June 1878 (according to some sources, not 18 June 1876 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 6 February 1881 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 12 August 1962, buried 14 August 1962 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 17 January 1907 at St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Margaret "Maggie" Scott; (11) Alice "Allie" Barrington, born 28 September 1880 (according to some sources and Registrar-General, not 28 September 1882 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 6 April 1881, died in 1966, buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married William Nelson Spencer.
James Barrington was born 16 November 1842 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to John Barrington and Sarah McMullen, (to whom refer); christened 21 December 1842; died 30 June 1927 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 2 July 1927 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Ann Mary March, (to whom he was married 20 March 1865 at St. James' Anglican Church, Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East), was born in or about 1841 or 1842; died 12 March 1900 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 15 March 1900 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) John Edward Barrington, born 15 June 1866 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, christened 10 July 1866 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, died 23 June 1932 in Québec, buried 25 June 1932, who married 9 June 1896, his first cousin Mary Jane Barrington; (2) William Robert Barrington, born 5 February 1869 at Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 10 July 1869 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died 25 January 1902, buried 27 January 1902 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 5 December 1894 at West End Methodist Church, West Montréal, Hochelaga County, Québec, Annie May Hadley; (3) Frances Agnes "Fanny" Barrington, born 18 February 1872 probably at Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 19 July 1872 probably at or near Valleyfield, Ste. Cécile Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, died in 1901 at Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 23 May 1898 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Phillip Fry; (4) James David Barrington, born 21 April 1874 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 23 July 1874 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 23 December 1902 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Lydia Elizabeth Talbot; (5) Thomas Chester Barrington, born 17 February 1876 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 6 March 1876 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died 24 March 1921 in consequence of injuries sustained in a fall, buried 26 March 1921 at Huntingdon Protestant Cemetery, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Québec, who married 13 November 1907 at the residence of the bride's mother, Godmanchester Township, Huntingdon County, Québec, Martha Margaret Elizabeth Smellie; (6) Ella Mary (or May) Barrington, born 3 January 1879 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 25 July 1879 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 19 June 1907 in Québec, Loyal M. Hoy; (7) Mary Ann Barrington, born 30 November 1880 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 1 June 1881 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died in 1963, who married 5 September 1906, William John Adam; (8) George Leslie Barrington, born 28 February 1884 probably at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 31 July 1884 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 19 December 1908 at the bride's residence, Springbrook Farm, Allan's Corners, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, Ellen Maud Drysdale.
James Barrington was born in or about 1866 or 1867, son to John Bennett Barrington and Elizabeth Jane "Betty Jane" Glazier, (to whom refer); died in 1957; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Sarah E. Charlton was born in or about 1862 or 1863; died in 1936; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Bryce Bennett Barrington, born 29 March 1891 at or near Portland, Bastard Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 12 October 1965 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married, firstly, Christina Lawson, and, secondly, 10 March 1914 at Kenora, Kenora District, Ontario, Myrtle Love; (2) Gladys Barrington, born in 1893, died 8 January 1964, who married 14 November 1911 at Bastard Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Gordon Young.
James Barrington was born 16 December 1873, son to David McMullen Barrington and Jane Barrington, (to whom refer); died 20 February 1964. His wife Margaret "Maggie" McEwan, (to whom he was married in June 1907), was born 17 December 1873, daughter to Archibald McEwan and ---; died 27 December 1963. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
James David Barrington was born 21 April 1874 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to James Barrington and Ann Mary March, (to whom refer); christened 23 July 1874 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Lydia Elizabeth Talbot, (to whom he was married 23 December 1902 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was daughter to David Talbot and M. A. Conley. This couple begat issue: (1) Gladys Ellen (or Ella) Barrington, born 7 January 1903 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 5 June 1903, who married 23 July 1924, Neil Dougal Conley.
James Henderson Barrington was born 15 December 1910, son to John Murphy Barrington and Rosie Henderson, (to whom refer); christened 9 March 1911. His wife Margaret Mona Stone, (to whom he was married 6 June 1934), was daughter to Albert Edward Stone and ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Thomas Donald Barrington, born 9 November 1935, christened 26 April 1936; (2) Albert John Barrington, born 7 March 1941 at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
Jason Barrington was born in 1980, son to William Ernest Barrington and Murielle Charpentier, (to whom refer). His wife was Isabelle ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Jay Campbell Barrington was born in or about 1889 or 1890 at or near Norway, Dickinson County, Michigan, son to John Henry Barrington and Lilia Mildred Campbell, (to whom refer). His wife was ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Ellen Barrington, who married ---.
John Barrington was son to George Barrington and ---, (to whom refer); died 15 September 1593 in Ireland. His wife Johanna Hovenden was daughter to Giles Hovenden and ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Alexander Barrington, born in or about 1562 or 1563 in Ireland, died 15 September 1635 in Ireland, buried 21 September 1635 at the Parish Church, Timogue Parish, Stradbally Barony, Queen's County, Leinster Province, Ireland, who married, firstly, in or about 1592 or 1593, Jane Brereton, and, secondly, Margaret Bowen; (2) a male child, name unrecorded, died in 1598 in Ireland in consequence of injuries sustained at the hands of the O'Mores during the seige of Cullenagh Castle; (3) Anne Barrington, who married Richard Noble; (4) Thomas Barrington, who married ---.
John Barrington was born in or about 1746 or 1747 at Ballycogley Townland, Mayglass Parish, Forth Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, son to Nicholas Barrington and Anne ---, (to whom refer); allegedly died for his faith in Ireland, probably in 1798 in consequence of the County Wexford Rising. His wife --- allegedly died for her faith in Ireland, probably in 1798 in consequence of the County Wexford Rising. This couple begat issue: (1) Nicholas Barrington, born in or about 1772 or 1773 at Ballycogley Townland, Mayglass Parish, Forth Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland; (2) William Barrington, born in or about 1775 or 1776 at Ballycogley Townland, Mayglass Parish, Forth Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died 13 September 1847 in Canada East, buried 14 September 1847 probably at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, who married in or about 1806 or 1807 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, Esther Britton; (3) John Barrington, born in or about 1787 or 1788 in Ireland, died 24 August 1856 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, buried 26 August 1856, who married in 1817 at or near Longueuil, St. Antoine de Longueuil Parish, Montréal District, Lower Canada, Elizabeth Earl; (4) Thomas Barrington, born in or about 1790 or 1791 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died 16 May 1866 probably at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, buried 18 May 1866 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East who married 9 March 1822 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, Susannah Elizabeth Murray; (5) James Barrington, born in or about 1791 or 1792 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died unmarried 16 January 1873 in Québec, buried 18 January 1873.
John Barrington was born in or about 1787 or 1788 in Ireland, son to John Barrington and ---, (to whom refer); died 24 August 1856 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East; buried 26 August 1856. His wife was Elizabeth Earl, (to whom he was married in 1817 at or near Longueuil, St. Antoine de Longueuil Parish, Montréal District, Lower Canada). This couple begat issue: (1) Susan Barrington, born in or about 1819 or 1820 in Lower Canada, who married, firstly, 20 January 1843 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, Charles "Silas" Watson, and, secondly, 17 November 1863 at Delaware Township, Leavenworth County, Kansas, George Darling; (2) William Barrington, born in or about 1821 or 1822 in Lower Canada; (3) Rachel Barrington, born in or about 1823 or 1824 in Lower Canada, bore out of wedlock, prior to marriage, by a man unrecorded, a female child, (for further records of whom refer to the entry labelled "Rachel Barrington" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work), who married 11 September 1856 at Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Canada East, William McLane; (4) Thomas Barrington, born 28 December 1826 at or near Longueuil, St. Antoine de Longueuil Parish, Montréal District, Lower Canada, christened 14 February 1828 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; (5) John Barrington, born in or about 1829 or 1830 in Lower Canada, who married Christiana Wheeler; (6) Mary Ann Barrington, born in or about 1830 or 1831 in Lower Canada, who married 23 February 1852 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, William Waddell; (7) Hannah Barrington, born in or about 1832 or 1833 in Lower Canada, died in or about 1907 or 1908, buried in or about 1907 or 1908 at Mount Muncie Cemetery, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, who married John Butts; (8) June Barrington, born in or about 1834 or 1835 in Lower Canada; (9) Elizabeth Barrington, born in or about 1837 or 1838 in Lower Canada.
John Barrington was born at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, son to James Barrington and ---, (to whom refer); married, secondly, in Canada West, Mary Anne ---, (to whom also refer); died sometime betwixt 4 December 1860 (the date of his will) and 23 February 1861 (when his will was executed) at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West. His first wife Deborah Harper, (to whom he was married in Ireland), was born in Ireland; died probably 10 January 1840 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada. John Barrington and Deborah Harper begat issue: (1) Mary Barrington, born in or about 1815 or 1816 in Ireland, died 19 August 1878 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of a stroke, buried in August 1878 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married in or about 1832 or 1833 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond (afterward New Dublin), Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, William Doolan; (2) Eliza (or Elizabeth) Barrington, born in or about 1817 or 1818 probably in Ireland or at sea but possibly in British North America, christened 6 September 1818 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, died early, unmarried, 22 August 1819 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, buried 23 August 1819 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; (3) Alice "Allie" Barrington, born 3 January 1821 (according to some sources and her tombstone) or 18 January 1821 (according to some sources) or 18 June 1821 (according to church christening registers) at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, christened 25 May 1821 (according to some sources) or 15 July 1821 (according to church christening registers) at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, died 24 May 1888, buried in May 1888 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married in 1855 at or near Brockville, Leeds County, Canada West, (with the Reverend I. Travis Lewis, Anglican Church, officiating), James Dobbs; (4) William James Barrington, born 4 September 1823 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, christened 12 October 1823 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, died 17 January 1890, buried in 1890 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Eliza Davis; (5) Thomas Barrington, born allegedly aboard ship 21 June 1826 or 1 July 1826 (depending upon sources but not 21 June 1827 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources), christened 13 August 1826 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, died 21 April 1909 at or near Morewood, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario in consequence of three weeks' suffering with "senile gangrene", who married Ann Mulloy; (6) James Barrington, born in or about 1831 or 1832 at or near Glen Elbe, Yonge Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, died in 1881, who married, firstly, Margaret Rhodes, and, secondly, 26 December 1862 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, Eliza Ann Hagerman; (7) Eliza (or Elizabeth) Barrington, born in or about 1833 or 1834 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, died unmarried 24 March 1903 (according to some sources and Registrar-General) or 25 March 1903 (according to some sources) at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of apoplexy suddenly upon having walked across the field to the residence of her nephew William Doolan Jr., buried in 1903 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (8) John Bennett Barrington, born 15 August 1838 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, died 3 November 1918 at his residence, Victoria Street, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of some months' suffering with valvular cardiac disorder, buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Elizabeth Jane "Betty Jane" Glazier.
John Barrington was born at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, son to James Barrington and ---, (to whom refer); married, firstly, in Ireland, Deborah Harper, (to whom also refer); died sometime betwixt 4 December 1860 (the date of his will) and 23 February 1861 (when his will was executed) at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West. His second wife was Mary Anne ---, (to whom he was married in Canada West). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of John Barrington and Mary Anne ---.
John Barrington was born in or about September 1810 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, son to William Barrington and Esther Britton, (to whom refer); died 28 February 1885 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 3 March 1885 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Sarah McMullen, (to whom he was married 7 December 1841 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Canada East), was born in or about 1821 or 1822 in Ireland; died 22 March 1901 probably at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 24 March 1901 probably at or near Valleyfield, Beauharnois County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) James Barrington, born 16 November 1842 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 21 December 1842, died 30 June 1927 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, buried 2 July 1927 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 20 March 1865 at St. James' Anglican Church, Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, Ann Mary March; (2) David Barrington, born in January 1843, died in infancy, unmarried, 12 March 1843; (3) David McMullen Barrington, born 13 January 1844 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 29 January 1844, died 30 March 1929 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, buried 1 April 1929 at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 27 September 1873 at St. James' Anglican Church, Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, his first cousin Jane Barrington; (4) William Barrington, born 6 February 1848 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 19 March 1848, died 8 December 1929 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, buried 10 December 1929 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 26 February 1872 in Québec, Mary Ann Henderson; (5) Robert John Barrington, born 21 May 1850 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 24 June 1850 probably at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died 5 December 1931, buried 6 December 1931 at Henrysburg, Lacolle Parish, St. John County, Québec, who married 15 March 1875 at St. James' Anglican Church, Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, Agnes Goodfellow; (6) Thomas Barrington, born 10 May 1853 probably at Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 27 February 1854, died 30 May 1908 at Montréal General Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, buried 1 June 1908 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 12 October 1878 at the Episcopal Church, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Québec, Christena Susan "Tina" Murphy; (7) Mary Jane Barrington, born 28 April 1856 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, christened 9 June 1856, died early, unmarried, 16 June 1864 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, buried 17 June 1864 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East.
John Barrington was born in or about 1829 or 1830 in Lower Canada, son to John Barrington and Elizabeth Earl, (to whom refer). His wife was Christiana Wheeler. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
John Barrington was born 10 May 1878 at or near Georgetown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to David McMullen Barrington and Jane Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 9 June 1878; died 17 October 1951. His wife Annie Eliza Ritchie, (to whom he was married 27 December 1905 at or near Riverfield, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born 9 April 1878 at or near Georgetown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to John Ritchie and ---; died 8 April 1960. This couple begat issue: (1) Alice May Barrington, died early, unmarried, 3 April 1917, buried 5 April 1917 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (2) Ina June "Inez" Barrington, born 27 March 1917, christened 3 July 1917, bore out of wedlock, prior to marriage, by a man unrecorded, a female child, (for further records of whom refer to the entry labelled "Ina June Barrington" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work), who married her first cousin Garnet James Barrington.
John Bennett Barrington was born 15 August 1838 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, son to John Barrington and Deborah Harper, (to whom refer); died 3 November 1918 at his residence, Victoria Street, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of some months' suffering with valvular cardiac disorder; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Elizabeth Jane "Betty Jane" Glazier was born 2 May 1846 in Canada West; died 3 September 1931; buried in September 1931 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) John Bennett Barrington, born 14 December 1865 in the Dobbs Settlement, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died 15 August 1935 at or near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in August 1935 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 25 August 1886 at St. Luke's Anglican Church, Front of Yonge Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Alice Kavanaugh; (2) Thomas Bennett Barrington, died unmarried 23 January 1943 at or near Morrin, Alberta, buried in 1943 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (3) James Barrington, born in or about 1866 or 1867, died in 1957, buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Sarah E. Charlton; (4) William Barrington, born 4 March 1872 at or near Farmersville (afterward Athens), Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died in 1937 at Edmonton, Alberta, buried at Edmonton, Alberta, who married 5 June 1900 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Sarah Ellen "Sadie" Pritchard; (5) Alice Barrington, born in or about 1872 or 1873 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 29 September 1939, buried in 1939 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 26 December 1894 at Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, James Melbourne Wing; (6) Edward A. Barrington, born 5 March 1875 or 4 March 1876 (depending upon sources) in Ontario, died unmarried 24 June 1906 or 24 October 1906 (depending upon sources) in Western Canada in consequence of injuries sustained in a mining disaster, buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (7) Eliza Jane "Jennie" Barrington, born in or about 1881 or 1882, died 4 May 1917, buried in May 1917 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 13 September 1899 at Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, Richard Ferguson.
John Bennett Barrington was born 5 December 1858 or 5 December 1859 (depending upon sources) at or near Chesterville, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Canada West, son to Thomas Barrington and Ann Mulloy, (to whom refer); died in 1941. His wife Elizabeth Catherine Smith, (to whom he was married 1 January 1889 according to some sources and Registrar-General, not 23 January 1889 or 23 January 1891 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources, at Chesterville, Dundas County, Ontario), was born 7 December 1865 at or near Chesterville, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Canada West, daughter to John Ward Smith and Grace Wilson; died in 1942. This couple begat issue: (1) Florence Barrington, born in 1904, died in 1980, who married Norman A. MacRae; (2) Wallace Barrington, born 23 March 1909, died 14 April 1976, who married Jean Twiname (Twyname or Twynham).
John Bennett Barrington was born 14 December 1865 in the Dobbs Settlement, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Canada West, son to John Bennett Barrington and Elizabeth Jane "Betty Jane" Glazier, (to whom refer); died 15 August 1935 at or near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in August 1935 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Alice Kavanaugh, (to whom he was married 25 August 1886 at St. Luke's Anglican Church, Front of Yonge Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 14 February 1865, daughter to Thomas Kavanaugh and Martha ---; died in 1943; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Dora Barrington, born 3 July 1889 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario (nearest to, but slightly across the Township line from Glen Buell, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario), who married 4 December 1907 (not 4 December 1908 as erroneously transcribed by the Registrar-General of Ontario from the returns of the local Registrar) at or near Union Valley, Front of Yonge Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Wesley Clarence Dack; (2) Thomas Bennett Barrington, born 10 April 1892 at or near Union Valley, Front of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (3) John S. Barrington, born 3 March 1895 in Ontario; (4) Ethel Barrington, born 3 May 1897 or 3 January 1898 (depending upon sources) at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, died 11 April 1967, who married 20 November 1918 at Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, (with the Reverend George Code, Anglican Church, officiating), George Oliver Hayes; (5) Allan Edward Barrington, born 3 September 1900 (according to some sources) or 7 September 1900 (according to some sources and Registrar-General) at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married, firstly, Edna Wing, and, secondly, Helen ---; (6) James Henry Barrington, born 16 December 1902 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (7) William John Barrington, born 18 January ---- at or near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, died 11 January 1962 at Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York, buried in 1962 at Highland Cemetery, Marcellus, Marcellus Township, Onondaga County, New York, who married 9 November 1915 at Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, Ethel Lauretta Wing; (8) Leonard Frederick Barrington, born 28 May 1908 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, died 8 August 1980 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, buried 11 August 1980 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 20 July 1926 at Christ Anglican Church, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, Ivy Grace Haird.
John Edward Barrington was born 15 June 1866 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, son to James Barrington and Ann Mary March, (to whom refer); christened 10 July 1866 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East; died 23 June 1932 in Québec; buried 25 June 1932. His wife (and first cousin) Mary Jane Barrington, (to whom he was married 9 June 1896), was born 4 February 1873 at Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to William Barrington and Mary Ann Henderson, (to whom also refer); christened 6 June 1873 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; died in 1945 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
John Henderson Barrington was born 25 March 1875 at Châteauguay County, Québec, son to William Barrington and Mary Ann Henderson, (to whom refer); christened 1 August 1875 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife was Margaret Barr. This couple begat issue: (1) William Barrington.
John Henry Barrington was born in or about 1859 or 1860 at Oxford Township, Grenville County, Canada West, son to Joseph Barrington and Norah (or Norry) Hannah Coughlin, (to whom refer). His wife was Lilia Mildred Campbell, (to whom he was married 11 November 1890 at Menominee, Menominee County, Michigan). This couple begat issue: (1) Jay Campbell Barrington, born in or about 1889 or 1890 at or near Norway, Dickinson County, Michigan, who married ---.
John Kenneth Barrington was born 28 July 1963 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Donald Arthur Barrington and Shirley Luella Brown, (to whom refer). His wife was Annette Marie Boudreau, (to whom he was married 18 August 1995 at Deep River Community Church, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
John Murphy Barrington was born 6 December 1880 probably at or near Williamstown, St. Urbain Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to Thomas Barrington and Christena Susan "Tina" Murphy, (to whom refer); christened 14 March 1881; died in 1947. His wife Rosie Henderson, (to whom he was married 10 February 1904), was born in or about 1879 or 1880, daughter to James Henderson and Jane Graham; died in 1959. This couple begat issue: (1) Ada May Barrington, born 8 September 1905, christened 29 December 1905 at or near Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (2) Bertha Rose Barrington, born 11 March 1907, christened 28 June 1907 at or near Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (3) Thomas John Barrington, born 1 April 1909 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 2 July 1909 at or near Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 3 July 1937 at the Presbyterian Church, West Montréal, Hochelaga County, Québec, Eileen Telford Walker; (4) James Henderson Barrington, born 15 December 1910, christened 9 March 1911, who married 6 June 1934, Margaret Mona Stone.
John Thomas Barrington was born in or about 1876 or 1877 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to Robert John Barrington and Agnes Goodfellow, (to whom refer). His wife Corinne Duquette, (to whom he was married 11 August 1899), was born in 1872 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to Louis Duquette and Caroline Hébert; died in 1965. This couple begat issue: (1) a child, name, if any, and sex unrecorded, died in infancy, unmarried, in February 1900, buried 17 February 1900 at Ste. Martine Roman Catholic Parish Cemetery, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (2) Marie A. Barrington, born 10 November 1903, christened same day, 10 November 1903; (3) Joseph John Albert Barrington, born or christened 25 July 1906, died in 1984, who married Rhéa Brunette; (4) William Barrington, born in or about 1906 or 1907; (5) Anita (or Anne) Barrington, born in or about 1907 or 1908, who married 15 September 1924 at Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Honoré Morrisseau; (6) Marie Alice Agnes Gabriel Barrington, born 31 July 1908, christened same day, 31 July 1908, died in infancy, unmarried, in September 1908, buried 29 September 1908; (7) Marie Cecile Lucette Barrington, born 17 March 1910, christened 18 March 1910, died in 1965, who married 17 May 1943 in Québec, Alfred Joseph Wood; (8) Joseph Welley Barrington, born in or about 1910 or 1911, christened 7 October 1911 at Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec.
John Watson Barrington was born 24 April 1906 in Québec, son to William Nelson Barrington and Helen Barbara "Nellie" Watson, (to whom refer); christened 14 September 1906 in Québec; died 15 November 1985 at Sherbrooke Hospital, Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke County, Québec; buried at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec. His wife Edna Marion Beers, (to whom he was married 28 June 1930 at the Parsonage, Crystal Springs United Church, 8301 Foucher Street, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was born in 1903, daughter to Ernest Hartley Beers and Dora Mary ---; died 22 March 1991; buried in 1991 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) William Ernest Barrington, born 24 February 1933, christened 27 June 1933, who married, firstly, in 1951, Barbara Campbell, and, secondly, 5 September 1975, Murielle Charpentier.
Joseph Barrington was born in or about 1798 or 1799 in Ireland, probably son to James Barrington and ---, (to whom refer); died 25 February 1828 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; buried 3 March 1828 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada. His wife was Susan (or Eliza) ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Joseph Barrington, born 2 May 1826 at Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, christened 13 July 1829 at Brockville, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, died 8 February 1915 at Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, buried in 1915 at Alexander Union Cemetery, Bishop's Mills, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married, firstly, 21 February 1848 at Kitley Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, (with the Reverend Hugh Nichols, Baptist Church, officiating), Norah (or Norry) Hannah Coughlin, and, secondly, 26 November 1902 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Mary Ann ---.
Joseph Barrington was born 2 May 1826 at Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, son to Joseph Barrington and Susan (or Eliza) ---, (to whom refer); christened 13 July 1829 at Brockville, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada; married, secondly, 26 November 1902 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Mary Ann ---, (to whom also refer); died 8 February 1915 at Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; buried in 1915 at Alexander Union Cemetery, Bishop's Mills, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His first wife Norah (or Norry) Hannah Coughlin, (to whom he was married 21 February 1848 at Kitley Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West with the Reverend Hugh Nichols, Baptist Church, officiating), was born in or about 1829 or 1830; died 21 November 1900 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of stomach cancer; buried at Alexander Union Cemetery, Bishop's Mills, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. Joseph Barrington and Norah (or Norry) Hannah Coughlin begat issue: (1) William James Barrington, born in March 1849, died early, unmarried, 22 November 1864; (2) Ellen (Hellen or Helen) Barrington, born 21 August 1850; (3) Susan Barrington, born 6 April 1852, who married Edward Jenness; (4) Margaret Jane Barrington, born 10 February 1854 or 10 February 1857 (depending upon sources) at Oxford Township, Grenville County, Canada West, died 15 January 1924 at or near Virden, Manitoba, buried in 1924 at Virden Cemetery, Virden, Manitoba, who married 22 January 1879 at Prescott, Grenville County, Ontario, Anson Berry; (5) Richard L. Barrington, born 28 January 1856, who married 25 February 1902 at Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Annie ---; (6) Mary Ann Barrington, born in or about December 1857; (7) John Henry Barrington, born in or about 1859 or 1860 at Oxford Township, Grenville County, Canada West, who married 11 November 1890 at Menominee, Menominee County, Michigan, Lilia Mildred Campbell; (8) a female child, name, if any, unrecorded; (9) a female child possibly named Anna Barrington; (10) Charlotte Barrington, who married William Sparrowhawk; (11) William A. Barrington, born in or about 1867 or 1868.
Joseph Barrington was born 2 May 1826 at Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, son to Joseph Barrington and Susan (or Eliza) ---, (to whom refer); christened 13 July 1829 at Brockville, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada; married, firstly, 21 February 1848 at Kitley Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, (with the Reverend Hugh Nichols, Baptist Church, officiating), Norah (or Norry) Hannah Coughlin, (to whom also refer); died 8 February 1915 at Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; buried in 1915 at Alexander Union Cemetery, Bishop's Mills, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His second wife Mary Ann ---, (to whom he was married 26 November 1902 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was daughter to Robert --- and Eliza A. ---; married, firstly, ---. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Joseph Barrington and Mary Ann ---.
Joseph Byron Barrington was born 18 June 1878 (according to some sources, not 18 June 1876 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to James Barrington and Sarah Eliza Justus, (to whom refer); christened 6 February 1881 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario; died 12 August 1962; buried 14 August 1962 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Margaret "Maggie" Scott, (to whom he was married 17 January 1907 at St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario), died 9 February 1969; buried in 1969 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
Joseph John Albert Barrington was born or christened 25 July 1906, son to John Thomas Barrington and Corinne Duquette, (to whom refer); died in 1984. His wife was Rhéa Brunette. This couple begat issue: (1) Joseph John Roy Roger Barrington, born 20 March 1941, christened 23 March 1941.
Kenneth Barrington was son to Donald Frederick Barrington and Patricia Poucher, (to whom refer). His wife was Anne ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Kenneth Rath Barrington was born 5 June 1902 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Wellington Barrington and Margaret Ann "Maggie" Rowsom (or Rowsome), (to whom refer); died 29 June 1953 at Elizbethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in 1953 at Greenbank Cemetery, near Greenbank, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Elma Caroline Weatherhead, (to whom he was married 4 September 1937 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 5 March 1903 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Robert Weatherhead and Adeline Read; died 30 January 1992 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in 1992 at Greenbank Cemetery, near Greenbank, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Donald Arthur Barrington, born 29 November 1940 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married, firstly, 1 October 1960 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Shirley Luella Brown, (from whom subsequently divorced in 1978 at Pembroke, Renfrew County, Ontario), and, secondly, 17 May 1996 at Deep River Community Church, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario, Phyllis Grace Thompson; (2) Helen Margaret Barrington, born 7 August 1943 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married in 1961 at or near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Ronald Patrick Young, (from whom subsequently divorced).
Leonard Frederick Barrington was born 28 May 1908 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, son to John Bennett Barrington and Alice Kavanaugh, (to whom refer); died 8 August 1980 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried 11 August 1980 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Ivy Grace Haird, (to whom he was married 20 July 1926 at Christ Anglican Church, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in or about 1909 or 1910 at or near Seeley's Bay, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) a male infant, stillborn 5 September 1928 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, buried or otherwise disposed of in September 1928 at the Barrington farm, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Clarence Earl Barrington, born in 1929, died unmarried in 1958, buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (3) Donald Frederick Barrington, born in or about 1930 or 1931, died 23 November 2007 at Ottawa General Hospital, Ottawa, Ottawa City Municipality, Ontario, buried at Hillside Cemetery, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, who married, firstly, Pauline Luckey, (from whom subsequently divorced), and, secondly, Patricia Poucher; (4) Gordon E. Barrington, born 4 June 1932, who married Audrey Dack; (5) Doreen Barrington, who married William Paull; (6) Velma Barrington, who married Donald Holmes.
Leslie Howard Barrington was born 27 January 1910, son to George Leslie Barrington and Ellen Maud Drysdale, (to whom refer); christened 9 April 1910. His wife Lily Hazel Hale, (to whom he was married 1 October 1938 at Ephraim Scott Presbyterian Church, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was daughter to James Hale and Catherine Fraser. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Mark Barrington was born in Ireland, son to Thomas Barrington and Margery ---, (to whom refer); died in or about 1746 or 1747 in Ireland. His wife was Martha Paine, (to whom he was married in 1683). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Merrill Edwin Barrington (an Alderman of The Village of Ormstown and a Member of the House of Commons in the Federal Parliament of the Dominion of Canada, etc.) was born a twin 25 February 1920 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to David Archibald Barrington and Celia Florence McWhinnie, (to whom refer); christened 13 June 1920. His wife was Gerharda Theodora Nijhuis, (to whom he was married 12 January 1946). This couple begat issue: (1) Reta Barrington; (2) Cecil Barrington.
Mervin George Barrington was born a twin 25 February 1920 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to David Archibald Barrington and Celia Florence McWhinnie, (to whom refer); christened 13 June 1920. His wife was Angie Bishop. This couple begat issue: (1) George Barrington.
Nicholas Barrington was son to Francis Barrington and Grizel (Greshild, Griseld or Griselda) Gilbert, (to whom refer); died in or about 1666 or 1667. His wife was Elizabeth ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Alexander Barrington, who married Elizabeth Baskerville.
Nicholas Barrington was born in or about 1661 or 1662 in Ireland, son to Thomas Barrington and Margery ---, (to whom refer); died in 1713 in Ireland. His wife Martha Ouseley, (to whom he was married in or about September 1692 in Ireland), was daughter to Richard Ouseley and ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Nicholas Barrington was born in Ireland, son to Thomas Barrington and Margery ---, (to whom refer); died in or about 1747 or 1748 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland. His wife was Anne ---, (to whom he was married in or about 1745 or 1746 probably at or near Mayglass Parish, Forth Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland). This couple begat issue: (1) John Barrington, born in or about 1746 or 1747 at Ballycogley Townland, Mayglass Parish, Forth Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, allegedly died for his faith in Ireland, probably in 1798 in consequence of the County Wexford Rising, who married ---.
Richard L. Barrington was born 28 January 1856, son to Joseph Barrington and Norah (or Norry) Hannah Coughlin, (to whom refer). His wife Annie ---, (to whom he was married 25 February 1902 at Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario), was daughter to William --- and Annie Chapman; married, firstly, --- Sunderland. No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of Richard L. Barrington and Annie --- are presently available.
Robert Barrington was son to George Barrington and ---, (to whom refer). His wife --- O'More married, secondly, Thomas Lighe (Leigh or Leagh). No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of Robert Barrington and --- O'More are presently available.
Robert John Barrington was born 21 May 1850 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to John Barrington and Sarah McMullen, (to whom refer); christened 24 June 1850 probably at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East; died 5 December 1931; buried 6 December 1931 at Henrysburg, Lacolle Parish, St. John County, Québec. His wife Agnes Goodfellow, (to whom he was married 15 March 1875 at St. James' Anglican Church, Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born in or about 1850 or 1851 at or near Lake Shore, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, daughter to Robert Goodfellow and Ann Pinkerton. This couple begat issue: (1) Annie Jane Priscilla Barrington, born 29 December 1875 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 6 March 1876 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (2) John Thomas Barrington, born in or about 1876 or 1877 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 11 August 1899, Corinne Duquette; (3) Robert Andrew Barrington, born 8 February 1880 probably at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 26 July 1880 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (4) Charles Mack Barrington, born 27 December 1881 probably at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 15 August 1882, died in 1959, who married, firstly, 20 January 1904 at the Manse, Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, Edith Drysdale, and, secondly, Florence Elizabeth Dickson; (5) Herbert Ernest Barrington, born 4 March 1887 probably at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died in 1969 at or near Hemmingford, Huntingdon County, Québec, buried at Henrysburg Wesleyan Methodist Cemetery, Hemmingford Township, Huntingdon County, Québec, who married 1 June 1904, Arpha Mabel Boyes.
Ronald George Barrington was born 9 July 1948, son to George Harold Wade Barrington and Leanna Elizabeth Carruthers, (to whom refer). His wife Gwen --- was born 22 November 1950. This couple begat issue: (1) Wade Barrington, born 19 April 1969; (2) Russell Barrington, born 18 April 1972.
Samuel Barrington was born 2 May 1845 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to William Barrington and Margaret Millar, (to whom refer); christened 5 February 1846 probably at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East; died 23 June 1926 in Québec; buried 25 June 1926 at New Cemetery, Dundee, Huntingdon County, Québec. His wife Agnes Millar, (to whom he was married in or about 1888 or 1889), was born 5 May 1858 at Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East; died 21 January 1935 at 5567 Bannantyne Avenue, Verdun, Jacques Cartier County, Québec; buried 23 January 1935 at New Cemetery, Dundee, Huntingdon County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) William Leonard Barrington, born 4 September 1890 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 8 May 1891 at Huntingdon County, Québec, died 29 April 1945 at Verdun, Jacques Cartier County, Québec, who married 20 December 1916, Catherine MacLeod; (2) John George Barrington, born 1 August 1897 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 24 January 1898, died early, unmarried, 13 June 1913, buried 16 June 1913.
Samuel Wilford Barrington was born 17 November 1882, son to William Barrington and Mary Ann Henderson, (to whom refer); christened 25 March 1883 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife was Ella Grace McKerrow. This couple begat issue: (1) Wilford Harold Barrington, born 19 January 1911 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, died 18 February 1957 at Calgary, Alberta, who married 5 June 1937 at 5565 Canterbury Avenue, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Annie Isabel Williams.
Sydney George Barrington was born 31 May 1910, son to Thomas Chester Barrington and Martha Margaret Elizabeth Smellie, (to whom refer); christened 17 October 1910. His wife (and third cousin once removed) Agnes Helen Gardner, (to whom he was married 1 August 1936), was born 29 December 1904 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, daughter to William Thomas Gardner and Matilda Holmes, (to whom also refer); christened 3 June 1905 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Ruth Anne Barrington, born 27 June 1938 probably at Hinchinbrooke Township, Huntingdon County, Québec, christened 27 June 1939 probably at Hinchinbrooke Township, Huntingdon County, Québec.
Thomas Barrington was son to John Barrington and Johanna Hovenden, (to whom refer). His wife was ---. This couple begat issue: (1) John Barrington, born in or about 1620 or 1621 at Queen's County, Leinster Province, Ireland; (2) Elizabeth Barrington, born in or about 1625 or 1626, christened 1 October 1626 at St. John's Church of Ireland, Dublin, Dublin County, Leinster Province, Ireland; (3) Alexander Barrington, who married Katherine ---.
Thomas Barrington was born in Ireland, son to Francis Barrington and Grizel (Greshild, Griseld or Greselda) Gilbert, (to whom refer); died 30 July 1676 in Ireland. His wife was Margery ---, (to whom he was married in 1661); married, firstly, George Lymington. Thomas Barrington and Margery --- begat issue: (1) Nicholas Barrington, (clearly distinct from his younger brother also named Nicholas), born in or about 1661 or 1662 in Ireland, died in 1713 in Ireland, who married in or about September 1692 in Ireland, Martha Ouseley; (2) Mark Barrington, born in Ireland, died in or about 1746 or 1747 in Ireland, who married in 1683, Martha Paine; (3) Nicholas Barrington, (clearly distinct from his elder brother also named Nicholas), died in or about 1747 or 1748 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, who married in or about 1745 or 1746 probably at or near Mayglass Parish, Forth Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, Anne ---; (4) most probably --- Barrington, born in Ireland, who married ---; (5) Thomas Barrington, born in Ireland, who married 1 November 1683, Susanna (or Susannah) Nunn; (6) John Barrington, born in 1657, died unmarried in 1684.
Thomas Barrington was born in Ireland, son to Thomas Barrington and Margery ---, (to whom refer). His wife Susanna (or Susannah) Nunn, (to whom he was married 1 November 1683), was daughter to Richard Nunn and ---; died in 1735. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Thomas Barrington was born in or about 1790 or 1791 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, son to John Barrington and ---, (to whom refer); died 16 May 1866 probably at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East; buried 18 May 1866 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East. His wife was Susannah Elizabeth Murray, (to whom he was married 9 March 1822 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada. This couple begat issue: (1) Amelia Barrington, born 13 January 1823 at or near Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, christened 25 May 1823 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, died 20 March 1896 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, buried 23 March 1896, who married 25 April 1849 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, John Riddell Gardner; (2) Susanna (or Susannah) Barrington, born 11 November 1824 at or near Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, christened 5 December 1824 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; (3) John Barrington, born 2 March 1827 at or near Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, christened 15 April 1827 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, died in infancy, unmarried, 17 April 1827 at or near Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, buried 19 April 1827 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; (4) James Barrington, born 13 June 1829 at or near Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, christened 26 August 1829 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; (5) Thomas Barrington, who married 24 September 1858, Catherine Woodland; (6) Hannah Barrington, who married 26 April 1862 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, George Webb; (7) Henry Barrington, born 21 October 1839, died in infancy, unmarried; (8) Henry Barrington, born 1 February 1841, christened 8 April 1843.
Thomas Barrington was born in or about 1819 or 1820 in Ireland, son to William Barrington and Esther Britton, (to whom refer). His wife Almira (or Elmira) Thérien (or Thérrien), (to whom he was married 17 September 1856), was born in or about 1837 or 1838 at Beauharnois District, Lower Canada or Canada East, daughter to Édouard Thérien (or Thérrien) and Amable ---; died 22 August 1890 at Deseronto, Hastings County, Ontario in consequence of sudden cardiac arrest. This couple begat issue: (1) Edward Basil Barrington, born in or about 1859 or 1860, christened 30 April 1860, died in infancy, unmarried, in May 1860, buried 25 May 1860; (2) Joseph Thomas Barrington, born in or about 1860 or 1861, christened 20 June 1861; (3) William Barrington, born in or about March or April 1862, died in infancy, unmarried, in or about September or October 1862, buried 3 October 1862; (4) Almira (or Elmira) Barrington; (5) Louis Thomas Barrington, born in or about 1863 or 1864, christened 28 July 1864; (6) Rachel Barrington; (7) Margaret Edwige "Jennie" Barrington, born 14 June 1866 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, christened same day, 14 June 1866 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, who married 8 September 1890 at Napanee, Lennox County, Ontario, William James Challes (Challis or Challice).
Thomas Barrington was born allegedly aboard ship 21 June 1826 or 1 July 1826 (depending upon sources but not 21 June 1827 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources), son to John Barrington and Deborah Harper, (to whom refer); christened 13 August 1826 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; died 21 April 1909 at or near Morewood, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario in consequence of three weeks' suffering with "senile gangrene". His wife Ann Mulloy was born 15 April 1833 at or near North Augusta, Augusta Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, daughter to James Mulloy and Judith Mayberry; died 21 November 1913 at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario in consequence of a few minutes' suffering with angina pectoris following upon arteriosclerosis of 12 years' duration. This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Jane Barrington, born 15 May 1853 at Mountain Township, Dundas County, Canada West, christened 3 September 1853 at Mountain Township, Dundas County, Canada West, died 26 June 1932, buried in June 1932 at Morewood, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario, who married 11 October 1876 at Winchester, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario, James Reveler; (2) Deborah Barrington, born 21 February 1855, who married 23 November 1881 (according to some sources and Registrar-General) or 23 November 1882 (according to some sources) at Morewood, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario, William Hamilton; (3) William James Barrington, born 20 November 1856, died in 1930, who married 9 February 1887, Ida Melinda Gardner; (4) John Bennett Barrington, born 5 December 1858 or 5 December 1859 (depending upon sources) at or near Chesterville, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Canada West, died in 1941, who married 1 January 1889 (according to some sources and Registrar-General, not 23 January 1889 or 23 January 1891 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at Chesterville, Dundas County, Ontario, Elizabeth Catherine Smith; (5) George Barrington, born 1 February 1861 or 2 February 1861 (depending upon sources) at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Canada West, christened 9 February 1862 at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Canada West, died 17 October 1927, who married 9 November 1892 at Morrisburg, Dundas County, Ontario, Nancy Sabina (or Sophia) Hyndman; (6) Ira Barrington, born 14 February 1863, died in 1936, who married, firstly, 24 May 1900 at Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario, Bella Anderson, and, secondly, 31 August 1904 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, Isabella "Bella" Kippen; (7) Mahlon Barrington, born 3 November 1865 at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Canada West, died unmarried 20 March 1923 at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario in consequence of pneumonia and meningitis following upon several days' suffering with influenza, buried in 1923 at Maple Ridge Cemetery, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario; (8) Margaret "Maggie" Barrington, born 25 April 1868, died 10 January 1944, who married 23 December 1891 at Morewood, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario, James Thomas Smith; (9) Thomas Garrett Barrington, born 20 November 1871, died early, unmarried, 5 December 1875.
Thomas Barrington was son to Thomas Barrington and Susannah Elizabeth Murray, (to whom refer). His wife Catherine Woodland, (to whom he was married 24 September 1858), was born in or about 1825 or 1826 in Ireland; died 26 July 1900 at Toronto, York County, Ontario in consequence of a malignant tumour. This couple begat issue: (1) Catherine Barrington, born 9 January 1860 probably at or near Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, died in infancy, unmarried, 22 January 1860 probably at or near Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, buried 24 January 1860 probably at or near Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East; (2) Sarah Elizabeth Barrington, born in or about 1860 or 1861, died unmarried 19 May 1928 at 1000 College Street, Toronto, York County, Ontario in consequence of haemorrhage following upon six months' suffering with carcinoma of the stomach, buried 21 May 1928 at Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto, York County, Ontario; (3) Thomas George Barrington, born in or about 1863 or 1864 at or near Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, who married 27 May 1885 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, Mary Jane "Jenny" Cunneyworth.
Thomas Barrington was born 10 May 1853 probably at Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to John Barrington and Sarah McMullen, (to whom refer); christened 27 February 1854; died 30 May 1908 at Montréal General Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; buried 1 June 1908 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Christena Susan "Tina" Murphy, (to whom he was married 12 October 1878 at the Episcopal Church, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Québec), was born 20 December 1851, daughter to John Murphy and ---; died 5 May 1925 at the residence of her son John Murphy Barrington, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Québec; buried 9 May 1925 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) John Murphy Barrington, born 6 December 1880 probably at or near Williamstown, St. Urbain Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 14 March 1881, died in 1947, who married 10 February 1904, Rosie Henderson; (2) David Barrington, born 9 November 1883, christened 11 November 1883, died in infancy, unmarried, 12 November 1883, buried 13 November 1883 at South Georgetown Cemetery, South Georgetown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec.
Thomas Barrington was born 7 April 1854 at Montréal, Montréal County, Montréal District, Canada East, son to George Barrington and Isabella Dow, (to whom refer); christened 28 May 1854 at Montréal, Montréal County, Montréal District, Canada East; died 26 July 1884 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; buried in July 1884 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. His wife Jeannie Greenshields Meikle, (to whom he was married 13 June 1877 in Québec), was born 5 September 1854 in Canada East, daughter to Thomas Meikle and Margaret Woods; died 5 September 1914. This couple begat issue: (1) Thomas Meikle Barrington, born 2 May 1878 in Québec, died 15 April 1953, who married 10 May 1905 at Westmount, Hochelaga County, Québec, Maude Mary Thompson; (2) Isabella Dow Barrington, born 26 March 1881 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 29 May 1881 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 14 August 1971, who married 16 September 1908 at the bride's residence, 104 Villeneuve Avenue, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Frederick Howard Gilroy; (3) George Wolseley Barrington, born 23 November 1882 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 28 March 1950, who married 15 May 1925 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Pauline Byrne Bryant.
Thomas Charles Barrington was born 25 July 1962 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Donald Arthur Barrington and Shirley Luella Brown, (to whom refer). His wife was Victoria Allison. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Thomas Chester Barrington was born 17 February 1876 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to James Barrington and Ann Mary March, (to whom refer); christened 6 March 1876 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; died 24 March 1921 in consequence of injuries sustained in a fall; buried 26 March 1921 at Huntingdon Protestant Cemetery, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Québec. His wife was Martha Margaret Elizabeth Smellie, (to whom he was married 13 November 1907 at the residence of the bride's mother, Godmanchester Township, Huntingdon County, Québec). This couple begat issue: (1) Sydney George Barrington, born 31 May 1910, christened 17 October 1910, who married 1 August 1936, his third cousin once removed Agnes Helen Gardner.
Thomas George Barrington was born in or about 1863 or 1864 at or near Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, son to Thomas Barrington and Catherine Woodland, (to whom refer). His wife Mary Jane "Jenny" Cunneyworth, (to whom he was married 27 May 1885 at Toronto, York County, Ontario), was born in or about 1866 or 1867, daughter to George Cunneyworth and Esther ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Arthur Edward Barrington, born 16 August 1887 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, who married 16 August 1911 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, Florence Emily "Flora" MacDonald; (2) Edwin George Barrington, born 15 December 1889 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, who married Mary McKay; (3) Frederick Norman Barrington, born 8 April 1895 at Toronto, York County, Ontario; (4) Edith May Barrington, born 5 September 1898 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, who married Thomas Smith; (5) William Francis Barrington, born 1 December 1900 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, who married Jeanne MacKay; (6) Harry Smedley Barrington, born 24 January 1904 (according to some sources) or 10 February 1904 (according to some sources and Registrar-General) at Toronto, York County, Ontario; (7) George M. Barrington, born in August 1907 at West Toronto, York County, Ontario, died in infancy, unmarried, 29 February 1908 at Toronto, York County, Ontario.
Thomas John Barrington was born 1 April 1909 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to John Murphy Barrington and Rosie Henderson, (to whom refer); christened 2 July 1909 at or near Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Eileen Telford Walker, (to whom he was married 3 July 1937 at the Presbyterian Church, West Montréal, Hochelaga County, Québec), was daughter to John Finlayson Walker and ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Brian Walker Barrington, born 7 July 1939, christened 24 December 1939.
Thomas Meikle Barrington was born 2 May 1878 in Québec, son to Thomas Barrington and Jeannie Greenshields Meikle, (to whom refer); died 15 April 1953. His wife Maude Mary Thompson, (to whom he was married 10 May 1905 at Westmount, Hochelaga County, Québec), was daughter to William Thompson and Mary Hope; died in February 1968. This couple begat issue: (1) Lois Hope Barrington, born 28 June 1906 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 3 October 1906 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
Thomas Samuel Barrington was son to George Barrington and Nancy Sabina (or Sophia) Hyndman, (to whom refer). His wife was Mabel Wade. This couple begat issue: (1) George Harold Wade Barrington, born 20 August 1922, who married Leanna Elizabeth Carruthers; (2) Evron Barrington, who married Harold Liske; (3) Vivian Barrington, who married James Reid; (4) Joyce Barrington, who married Joseph Ludlow.
Thomas William Barrington was born 9 April 1878 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to William Barrington and Mary Ann Henderson, (to whom refer); christened 9 June 1878 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife was Mae Dodge. This couple begat issue: (1) Irene Barrington; (2) Hazel Barrington; (3) Pearl Barrington; (4) Patricia Barrington.
Wallace Barrington was born 23 March 1909, son to John Bennett Barrington and Elizabeth Catherine Smith, (to whom refer); died 14 April 1976. His wife was Jean Twiname (Twyname or Twynham). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Walter Glynne Barrington was born 6 April 1912, son to Wilson Simpson Barrington and Frances Jane "Jennie" Steacy (or Steacey), (to whom refer); died 29 October 1974 at Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario. His wife Viola Gertrude Rourke, (to whom he was married 9 May 1942), was born 25 September 1912; died 26 July 1989. This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Jane Barrington, born 19 September 1947, bore out of wedlock, subsequent to divorce, by one Kenneth Little, one male and one female child, (for further records of whom refer to the entry labelled "Mary Jane Barrington" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work), who married ---, (from whom subsequently divorced); (2) Karen Ann Barrington, born 13 September 1950, who married 4 June 1988, Os Hoch.
Wellington Barrington was born 7 September 1865 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, son to James Barrington and Sarah Eliza Justus, (to whom refer); died 17 June 1928 at or near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of a few hours' suffering with acute indigestion; buried 19 June 1928 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Margaret Ann "Maggie" Rowsom (or Rowsome), (to whom he was married 3 February 1892 at Merrickville, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 4 July 1858 or 4 July 1859 (depending upon sources) at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, daughter to Richard Rowsom (or Rowsome) and Sarah Rath; died 23 December 1942 at her residence at or near Rockspings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Vida Hibernia (or Hybernia) Barrington, born 23 November 1893 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died in infancy, unmarried, 15 August 1895 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in August 1895 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Vernon Maxwell Barrington, born 29 March 1895 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died in infancy, unmarried, 31 August 1895 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of diarrhea, buried in September 1895 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (3) Coral Faylene Barrington, born 21 February 1897 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died in infancy, unmarried, 5 September 1897 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of one week's suffering with milk infection, buried in September 1897 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (4) Anna Vera Barrington, born 7 November 1899 (according to some sources and Registrar-General) or 4 November 1900 (according to some sources) or 7 November 1900 (according to some sources and her parents' statement) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 30 January 1963 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in 1963 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 18 March 1948 at Addison, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, William Adam Bennett; (5) Kenneth Rath Barrington, born 5 June 1902 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 29 June 1953 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in 1953 at Greenbank Cemetery, near Greenbank, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 4 September 1937 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Elma Caroline Weatherhead.
Wilford Harold Barrington was born 19 January 1911 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, son to Samuel Wilford Barrington and Ella Grace McKerrow, (to whom refer); died 18 February 1957 at Calgary, Alberta. His wife Annie Isabel Williams, (to whom he was married 5 June 1937 at 5565 Canterbury Avenue, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was born 23 March 1910 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, daughter to Angus Hugh Williams and Mary Elizabeth McLeod; died in June 1977 at Calgary, Alberta. This couple begat issue: (1) Elizabeth Dianne Barrington, born 18 May 1941 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, christened 7 September 1941 at the residence of her maternal (Williams) grandparents at 4971 Dorval Avenue, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, who married 2 March 1963, Robert Warren Taylor; (2) Gordon Bruce Barrington, born 8 April 1947 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, who married Bernice Gail Vallance.
William Barrington was son to Alexander Barrington and Katherine ---, (to whom refer). His wife was ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Catherine (or Katherine) Barrington, died in or about 1741 or 1742; (2) Samuel Barrington.
William Barrington was born in or about 1775 or 1776 at Ballycogley Townland, Mayglass Parish, Forth Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, son to John Barrington and ---, (to whom refer); died 13 September 1847 in Canada East; buried 14 September 1847 probably at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East. His wife Esther Britton, (to whom he was married in or about 1806 or 1807 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland), was born in or about 1777 or 1778 at Askunshin Townland, Monart Parish, Scarawalsh Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, daughter to Richardson Britton and ---; died 27 March 1858 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East. This couple begat issue: (1) Elizabeth "Lizzie" Barrington, born in or about 1808 or 1809 at or near Enniscorthy, St. Mary's Parish, Scarawalsh Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died 5 June 1881 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 4 November 1836 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, James Whittal; (2) John Barrington, born in or about September 1810 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died 28 February 1885 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, buried 3 March 1885 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 7 December 1841 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Canada East, Sarah McMullen; (3) William Barrington, born in or about October 1813 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died 3 May 1859 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, who married in or about 1841 or 1842 in Canada East, Margaret Millar; (4) Archibald Barrington, born in or about 1814 or 1815 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, died 25 October 1874 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, buried 27 October 1874 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 23 February 1841 at St. James' Anglican Church, Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, Jane Todd; (5) Thomas Barrington, born in or about 1819 or 1820 in Ireland, who married 17 September 1856, Almira (or Elmira) Thérien (or Thérrien); (6) Jane Barrington, born in or about 1822 or 1823 probably at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Montréal District, Lower Canada, died early, unmarried, 10 March 1840 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Montréal District, Lower Canada, buried 12 March 1840 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Montréal District, Lower Canada.
William Barrington was born in or about 1797 or 1798 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, probably son to James Barrington who married ---, (to whom refer); died 4 June 1867 at Leeds County, Canada West; buried 7 June 1867 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West. His wife Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary Green (or Greene), (to whom he was married 31 July 1821 in Upper Canada), was born in or about 1803 or 1804 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland; died 2 August 1886 (according to some sources) or 3 August 1886 (according to some sources and Registrar-General) at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried 4 August 1886 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Johanna (or Joanna) Barrington, born 6 October 1824 or 6 October 1825 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, died 7 July 1905 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in July 1905 at Hanton Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 7 January 1845, William J. Hanton; (2) Elizabeth (or Eliza) Barrington, born 6 March 1827 or 6 March 1828 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) or 16 July 1827 (according to Registers of St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond, afterward known as New Dublin) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, died 14 June 1893, buried in June 1893 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 17 October 1854 or 17 November 1854 (depending upon sources) at or near Greenbush, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, (with the Reverend John Wesley German, Wesleyan Methodist Church, officiating), Allan (or Allen) Earl; (3) William Barrington, born 19 November 1828 or 19 November 1829 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable), died probably unmarried 12 August 1874, buried in August 1874 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (4) Margaret Barrington, born 19 April 1830 or 19 April 1831 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable), who married --- Henry; (5) Samuel Barrington, born 25 June 1830 or 25 June 1831 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable); (6) Hester (Hesther or Esther) Barrington, born 13 September 1834 or 13 September 1835 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) or 13 December 1834 (according to Registers of St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond, afterward known as New Dublin) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, christened 28 July 1839, died 29 March 1903 at or near Dulcemaine, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in 1903 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married John Fair; (7) James Barrington, born 10 December 1836 or 10 December 1837 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, christened 22 July 1838, died 27 July 1880 or 27 July 1881 (depending upon sources), buried 29 July 1880 or 29 July 1881 (depending upon sources) at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 29 December 1864 at Leeds County, Canada West, Sarah Eliza Justus; (8) Alice "Allie" Barrington, born 25 July 1838 or 25 July 1839 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, christened 3 November 1839, died unmarried 21 March 1905 on Concession 5, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of a "complication of diseases", buried in 1905 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (9) Caroline Barrington, born 18 December 1842 or 18 December 1843 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township or at Kitley Township (depending upon sources), Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, christened 7 March 1843, died 11 January 1927 at or near Jasper, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of myocarditis following upon senility, buried in 1927 at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 28 December 1864 at Leeds County, Canada West, George Leacock (or Laycock); (10) Rebecca Barrington, born 3 May 1844 or 3 May 1845 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, christened 1 September 1844, died 28 April 1918 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of cardiac failure, buried in 1918 at Toledo-on-the-Hill Cemetery, Toledo, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 19 October 1870 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, John Leacock (or Laycock); (11) Charlotte Amelia Barrington, born 5 May 1846 or 5 May 1847 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) or 25 May 1846 (according to Registers of St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond, afterward known as New Dublin), christened 13 August 1846.
William Barrington was born in or about October 1813 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, son to William Barrington and Esther Britton, (to whom refer); died 3 May 1859 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East; buried 6 May 1859 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East. His wife Margaret Millar, (to whom he was married in or about 1841 or 1842 in Canada East), was born in or about 1821 or 1822 in Lower Canada; died 22 December 1906 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 29 December 1906 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) John Barrington, born 14 December 1843 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 29 January 1846, died unmarried; (2) Samuel Barrington, born 2 May 1845 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 5 February 1846 probably at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died died 23 June 1926 in Québec, buried 25 June 1926 at New Cemetery, Dundee, Huntingdon County, Québec, who married in or about 1888 or 1889, Agnes Millar; (3) Mary Jane Barrington, born 8 October 1847 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened in February 1848, who married 29 June 1869, David Biron Simpson; (4) a child, unnamed, sex unrecorded, born in or about 1849 or 1850 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died at birth or in extreme infancy, unmarried, in or about 1849 or 1850 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East; (5) Margaret Barrington, born 12 September 1852, christened 21 March 1853, died early, unmarried, 9 April 1856 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, buried 11 April 1856 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East; (6) William Barrington, born 9 December 1854 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 15 July 1855, died early, unmarried, 26 April 1856 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, buried 27 April 1856 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East; (7) Annie Barrington, born 2 October 1857 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, christened 10 February 1858 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, who married John Lyons.
William Barrington was born 6 February 1848 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to John Barrington and Sarah McMullen, (to whom refer); christened 19 March 1848; died 8 December 1929 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, buried 10 December 1929 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Mary Ann Henderson, (to whom he was married 26 February 1872 in Québec), was born 18 December 1844 in Canada East, daughter to Thomas Henderson and Margaret ---; died 9 April 1923 in Québec; buried 11 April 1923 in Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Jane Barrington, born 4 February 1873 at Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 6 June 1873 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died in 1945 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 9 June 1896, her first cousin John Edward Barrington; (2) John Henderson Barrington, born 25 March 1875 at Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 1 August 1875 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married Margaret Barr; (3) Thomas William Barrington, born 9 April 1878 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 9 June 1878 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married Mae Dodge; (4) Samuel Wilford Barrington, born 17 November 1882, christened 25 March 1883 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married Ella Grace McKerrow.
William Barrington was born 4 March 1872 at or near Farmersville (afterward Athens), Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to John Bennett Barrington and Elizabeth Jane "Betty Jane" Glazier, (to whom refer); died in 1937 at Edmonton, Alberta; buried at Edmonton, Alberta. His wife Sarah Ellen "Sadie" Pritchard, (to whom he was married 5 June 1900 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in or about 1874 or 1875 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to John Pritchard and Martha ---; died 24 September 1956 at Edmonton, Alberta; buried 27 September 1956 at Edmonton, Alberta. This couple begat issue: (1) --- Barrington, who married T. Musto; (2) --- Barrington, who married A. E. Bedard.
William Albert Barrington was born 4 August 1882 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, son to George Barrington and Mary Mitchell, (to whom refer); christened 19 October 1882 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. His wife was Annie Louise Fox, (to whom he was married 2 March 1909). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William Carlyle Barrington was born 23 January 1900 at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario, son to George Barrington and Nancy Sabina (or Sophia) Hyndman, (to whom refer); died in 1949. His wife Luella Olive Colquhoun was born in 1899; married, secondly, 23 February 1952, William Steacy Barrington, (to whom also refer). William Carlyle Barrington and Luella Olive Colquhoun begat issue: (1) George William Barrington, who married Eva Waffle; (2) Enid Yvonne Barrington, who married Ernest Robert Brown; (3) Donald Colquhoun Barrington, born in 1938, died 1 August 1994, buried in August 1994 at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married Joan Farnell.
William Ernest Barrington was born 24 February 1933, son to John Watson Barrington and Edna Marion Beers, (to whom refer); christened 27 June 1933; married, secondly, 5 September 1975, Murielle Charpentier, (to whom also refer). His first wife Barbara Campbell, (to whom he was married in 1951), was born in 1932; died 16 February 1975; buried in 1975 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec. William Ernest Barrington and Barbara Campbell begat issue: (1) John Barrington, born 29 December 1952; (2) Robin Barrington, born in 1955, died unmarried 9 December 1975 at Richmond County, Québec; (3) Janet Barrington, born in 1961.
William Ernest Barrington was born 24 February 1933, son to John Watson Barrington and Edna Marion Beers, (to whom refer); christened 27 June 1933; married, firstly, in 1951, Barbara Campbell, (to whom also refer). His second wife Murielle Charpentier, (to whom he was married 5 September 1975), was born in 1948. William Ernest Barrington and Murielle Charpentier begat issue: (1) Jason Barrington, born in 1980, who married Isabelle ---; (2) Kelly Barrington, born in 1984.
William Francis Barrington was born 1 December 1900 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, son to Thomas George Barrington and Mary Jane "Jenny" Cunneyworth, (to whom refer). His wife was Jeanne MacKay. This couple begat issue: (1) Harold Norman Barrington; (2) Audrey Barrington.
William George Barrington was born 24 September 1908, son to William Nelson Barrington and Helen Barbara "Nellie" Watson, (to whom refer); christened 18 August 1909; died 12 April 1982 en route to Sherbrooke Hospital, Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke County, Québec; buried in 1982 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec. His wife Mary Lestine Taber, (to whom he was married 3 September 1931), was daughter to Ernest D. Taber and Hattie Solomon; buried at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Helen Elaine Barrington, born 28 March 1933 at or near Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec, christened 23 July 1933, married, firstly, 29 June 1957 at Chalmers United Church, Richmond, Richmond County, Québec, Herbert Coles, and, secondly, 15 July 1989 at Cowansville, Missisquoi County, Québec, Robert Buzzell; (2) Winnifred Mary Barrington, born 29 January 1938 at or near Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec, christened 2 September 1938, who married, firstly, 23 December 1961, Robert John Fortin, and, secondly, in 2005, William Jenner.
William James Barrington was born 4 September 1823 at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, son to John Barrington and Deborah Harper, (to whom refer); christened 12 October 1823 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; died 17 January 1890; buried in 1890 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Eliza Davis was born in or about 1821 or 1822; died 14 July 1900 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of seven or eight years' suffering with heart disease; buried in 1900 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. In addition to adoption of one male child known as Wilson Simpson Barrington, (who, being allegedly born out of wedlock to a member of the Barrington family, will be further noted and documented in these records), this couple also either adopted or begat one female child known as Mary Jane Barrington, born in or about 1857 or 1858, died early, unmarried.
William James Barrington was born 20 November 1856, son to Thomas Barrington and Ann Mulloy, (to whom refer); died in 1930. His wife Ida Melinda Gardner, (to whom he was married 9 February 1887), was born in or about 1862 or 1863; died 22 July 1929 at or near Russell, Russell Township, Russell County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Thomas Edwin Barrington, born 21 May 1894 at or near Russell, Russell Township, Russell County, Ontario.
William John Barrington was born 18 January ---- at or near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, son to John Bennett Barrington and Alice Kavanaugh, (to whom refer); died 11 January 1962 at Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York; buried in 1962 at Highland Cemetery, Marcellus, Marcellus Township, Onondaga County, New York. His wife Ethel Lauretta Wing, (to whom he was married 9 November 1915 at Athens, Leeds County, Ontario), died 30 July 1960. This couple begat issue: (1) Dorothy Barrington, who married Arthur Frost.
William Leonard Barrington was born 4 September 1890 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to Samuel Barrington and Agnes Millar, (to whom refer); christened 8 May 1891 at Huntingdon County, Québec; died 29 April 1945 at Verdun, Jacques Cartier County, Québec. His wife Catherine MacLeod, (to whom he was married 20 December 1916), was born in 1891; died in 1961. This couple begat issue: (1) George Kenneth Barrington, born 6 January 1918, christened 9 June 1918, died in infancy, unmarried, 4 November 1918, buried 6 November 1918 at Mount Royal Cemetery, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (2) William Norman Barrington, born 19 April 1919, christened 6 July 1919; (3) Stewart Millar Barrington, born 8 April 1922, christened 11 June 1922; (4) John Gordon Barrington, born 24 November 1923 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 8 January 1924 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
William Nelson Barrington was born 18 February 1875 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to James Barrington and Sarah Eliza Justus, (to whom refer); died 28 February 1922 probably at or near New Rockland, Richmond County, Québec; buried 2 March 1922 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec. His wife Helen Barbara "Nellie" Watson, (to whom he was married 5 October 1904), was born 24 November 1873; died 16 July 1922 in consequence of anaemia; buried in July 1922 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) John Watson Barrington, born 24 April 1906 in Québec, christened 14 September 1906 in Québec, died 15 November 1985 at Sherbrooke Hospital, Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke County, Québec, buried at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec, who married 28 June 1930 at the Parsonage, Crystal Springs United Church, 8301 Foucher Street, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, Edna Marion Beers; (2) William George Barrington, born 24 September 1908, christened 18 August 1909, died 12 April 1982 en route to Sherbrooke Hospital, Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke County, Québec, buried in 1982 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Upper Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec, who married 3 September 1931, Mary Lestine Taber; (3) Helen Wilma Barrington, born posthumously 22 March 1922 at or near New Rockland, Richmond County, Québec, christened 4 August 1922 at or near New Rockland, Richmond County, Québec, afterward brought up by her uncle and aunt Joshua Johnston and Emma Eliza (or Elizabeth Emma) Barrington, (to whom also refer), died 13 November 2000, buried at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 18 January 1941 at Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Allan Arthur Peterson.
William Robert Barrington was born 5 February 1869 at Châteauguay County, Québec, son to James Barrington and Ann Mary March, to whom refer); christened 10 July 1869 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; died 25 January 1902; buried 27 January 1902 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Annie May Hadley, (to whom he was married 5 December 1894 at West End Methodist Church, West Montréal, Hochelaga County, Québec), died 26 July 1903 at Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 28 July 1903 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Châteauguay County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Harold Clifford Barrington, born 24 May 1897 at Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 27 October 1897.
William Steacy Barrington was born 7 March 1901 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Wilson Simpson Barrington and Frances Jane "Jennie" Steacy (or Steacey), (to whom refer); died 28 December 1962 at Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. His wife Luella Olive Colquhoun, (to whom he was married 23 February 1952), was born in 1899; married, firstly, William Carlyle Barrington, (to whom also refer). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of William Steacy Barrington and Luella Olive Colquhoun.
Wilson Keble Barrington was born 16 September 1906, son to Wilson Simpson Barrington and Frances Jane "Jennie" Steacy (or Steacey), (to whom refer); died 30 August 1998 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of Parkinson's Disease. His wife Ruth Beatrice Larmour, (to whom he was married 15 October 1932 at Morrisburg, Dundas County, Ontario), was daughter to George Ambrose Larmour and Edith Sophia Van Allen. This couple begat issue: (1) Barbara Jane Barrington, born 3 August 1934, who married 14 August 1953, Gordon James McBroom; (2) Patricia Mae Barrington, born 11 July 1944, who married 27 January 1968, Christopher Hall.
Wilson Simpson Barrington was born 1 June 1864 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Canada West, allegedly out of wedlock to an unstated member of the Barrington family; adopted by William James Barrington and Eliza Davis, (to whom refer); christened 18 June 1864 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Canada West, (with the Reverend T. Bedford Jones, Anglican Church, officiating); died 3 February 1947 at or near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in 1947 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Frances Jane "Jennie" Steacy (or Steacey), (to whom he was married 31 January 1898 at the Rectory, All Saints' Anglican Church, Redan, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in or about 1869 or 1870, daughter to William Steacy (or Steacey) and Mary Ann ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Anna Eliza "Bessie" Barrington, born 15 September 1899 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 15 June 1992 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married, firstly, 15 September 1927, Herbert Symond Klyne, secondly, 6 September 1936, Joseph Allan Murray, and, thirdly, 7 September 1963, George Henry "Harry" Clow; (2) William Steacy Barrington, born 7 March 1901 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 28 December 1962 at Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 23 February 1952, Luella Olive Colquhoun; (3) LouEdna Marguerite Barrington, born 21 December 1903 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 22 December 1996 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, buried 24 December 1996 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 22 March 1926 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, John Robert McLennan (an Alderman of The Town of Brockville, etc.); (4) Wilson Keble Barrington, born 16 September 1906, died 30 August 1998 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of Parkinson's Disease, who married 15 October 1932 at Morrisburg, Dundas County, Ontario, Ruth Beatrice Larmour; (5) Walter Glynne Barrington, born 6 April 1912, died 29 October 1974 at Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario, who married 9 May 1942, Viola Gertrude Rourke.
Grant Beaver. His wife Sheryl Templeton was daughter to John Arthur Templeton and Brenda-Joy Chamberlain, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Brittany Beaver; (2) Zachary Beaver.
A. E. Bedard. His wife --- Barrington was daughter to William Barrington and Sarah Ellen "Sadie" Pritchard, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William Adam Bennett was born in 1898; died 10 September 1967 in Québec; buried in September 1967 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. His wife Anna Vera Barrington, (to whom he was married 18 March 1948 at Addison, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 7 November 1899 (according to some sources and Registrar-General) or 4 November 1900 (according to some sources) or 7 November 1900 (according to some sources and her parents' statement) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Wellington Barrington and Margaret Ann Rowsom (or Rowsome), (to whom refer); died 30 January 1963 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in 1963 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
William Austin Bennett was born in 1892; died in 1979; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Elizabeth May Patience was born a twin 19 May 1894, daughter to James Daniel Patience and Martha E. Earl, (to whom refer); died in 1966; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Harold Elmer Berger was born 13 March 1901; died 9 August 1963. His wife Ethel Margaret Doolan, (to whom he was married 20 August 1927), was born 25 March 1901, daughter to Albert Doolan and Jennie Gibson, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) James Kent Berger, born 22 April 1931, who married 27 March 1954, Patricia Rae Prom, (from whom subsequently divorced 6 January 1970); (2) Virginia Jane Berger, born 13 September 1934, who married 20 June 1957, James Hunter Meriwether III.
James Kent Berger was born 22 April 1931, son to Harold Elmer Berger and Ethel Margaret Doolan, (to whom refer). His wife Patricia Rae Prom, (to whom he was married 27 March 1954 and from whom subsequently divorced 6 January 1970), was born 5 August 1933. This couple begat issue: (1) Karen Valerie Berger, born 27 July 1955.
Frank James Bernicky was born 23 March 1930. His wife Marina Vera Bryan, (to whom he was married 23 September 1952), was born 28 November 1934, daughter to Harold Thomas Bryan and Mary Alice Wilhelmine Scott, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Dale Marie Bernicky, born 30 May 1953; (2) Brian Francis Bernicky, born 28 April 1955.
Anson Berry was born 6 December 1860 on his paternal grandparents' farm at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, son to John Berry and Mary Ann Seeley; died 4 February 1930 at or near Virden, Manitoba; buried in 1930 at Virden Cemetery, Virden, Manitoba. His wife Margaret Jane Barrington, (to whom he was married 22 January 1879 at Prescott, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 10 February 1854 or 10 February 1857 (depending upon sources) at Oxford Township, Grenville County, Canada West, daughter to Joseph Barrington and Norah (or Norry) Hannah Coughlin, (to whom refer); died 15 January 1924 at or near Virden, Manitoba; buried in 1924 at Virden Cemetery, Virden, Manitoba. This couple begat issue: (1) Frederick Anson Berry, born 5 May 1879 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 29 December 1943, who married 30 April 1910 at Grenville County, Ontario, Maggie Rubina Langtry; (2) Edward Hanlan Berry, born 11 October 1880 at or near North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 14 June 1963 at or near Reston, Pipestone Rural Municipality, Manitoba, who married 18 October 1905 at North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Bertha Davis; (3) Holland Rockwell Berry, born 14 March 1882 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died early, unmarried, 6 April 1897 on Concession 10, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of eight months' suffering with consumption (tuberculosis); (4) Lawrence Saxon Berry, born 18 March 1883 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 3 December 1960 at or near Virden, Manitoba, who married 12 December 1922 at Victoria, British Columbia, Fanny Rose English; (5) Lewis David Berry, born 25 April 1888 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 4 March 1947, who married 16 February 1911, Phillipina Lavina Brill; (6) Harcourt Berry, born 23 August 1891 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 17 July 1967, who married 12 April 1915 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Mary Tamisine Bernice Hinton.
Edward Hanlan Berry was born 11 October 1880 at or near North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to Anson Berry and Margaret Jane Barrington, (to whom refer); died 14 June 1963 at or near Reston, Pipestone Rural Municipality, Manitoba. His wife Bertha Davis, (to whom he was married 18 October 1905 at North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 30 October 1883 at or near North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, daughter to John Buck Davis and Mary Sophia Jelly. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Frederick Anson Berry was born 5 May 1879 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Anson Berry and Margaret Jane Barrington, (to whom refer); died 29 December 1943. His wife Maggie Rubina Langtry, (to whom he was married 30 April 1910 at Grenville County, Ontario), was born in or about 1884 or 1885, daughter to Robert Langtry and Martha Jane Hart. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Harcourt Berry was born 23 August 1891 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Anson Berry and Margaret Jane Barrington, (to whom refer); died 17 July 1967. His wife Mary Tamisine Bernice Hinton, (to whom he was married 12 April 1915 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 13 October 1893 at Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, daughter to John Nelson Hinton and Alice Anne Edwards; died 12 September 1895. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Lawrence Saxon Berry was born 18 March 1883 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Anson Berry and Margaret Jane Barrington, (to whom refer); died 3 December 1960 at or near Virden, Manitoba. His wife Fanny Rose English, (to whom he was married 12 December 1922 at Victoria, British Columbia), was born 16 November 1909 at or near Kenton, Woodworth Rural Municipality, Manitoba. This couple begat issue: (1) Albert Berry, born 29 November 1924; (2) Barrington Berry, born 21 June 1926 at or near Cromer, Pipestone Municipal District, Manitoba; (3) Joyce Berry, born 24 September 1927; (4) Leone Berry, born 4 January 1929; (5) Robert Berry, born 15 February 1931; (6) Ruby Berry, born 9 October 1933; (7) Louise Berry, born 28 December 1938 at or near Virden, Manitoba, who married 29 December 1956 at Cromer, Pipestone Rural Municipality, Manitoba, Albert J. Croft.
Lewis David Berry was born 25 April 1888 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Anson Berry and Margaret Jane Barrington, (to whom refer); died 4 March 1947. His wife was Phillipina Lavina Brill, (to whom he was married 16 February 1911). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Claude Bertrem. His wife Margaret Earl was born 27 February 1932, daughter to Robert Cecil Earl and Charlotte Elizabeth Fair, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Donald Bielby. His wife Constance Jean Leacock was born 8 July 1947, daughter to Arthur Allan Leacock and Mary Lou Avery, (to whom refer); christened 14 September 1947. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James Ford Blake was born 9 September 1905, son to Richard Blake and Lydia Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 9 October 1905; died 14 July 1970; buried in July 1970 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Emily Campbell was born 22 August 1902 at or near Yule, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Robert Blake, born in 1942, died in infancy, unmarried, in 1942, buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario.
Richard Blake was born 22 December 1876 at Leeds County, Ontario, son to Robert Blake and Ruth Warren; died in 1953; buried at St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Lydia Barrington, (to whom he was married 24 January 1899 or 25 January 1899 or 24 June 1899, depending upon sources, at Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 27 June 1870 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to James Barrington and Sarah Eliza Justus, (to whom refer); died in 1965; buried in 1965 at St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Robert Walter Blake, born 31 December 1899 at Leeds County, Ontario, christened 12 February 1900, died in 1962, buried at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Edith Wiltse; (2) William Henry Blake, born 21 January 1902 at Leeds County, Ontario, christened 12 August 1902, died in infancy, unmarried, 16 August 1902 on Concession 11, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of meningitis, buried 18 August 1902 at St. Peter's Anglican Cemetery, North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario; (3) Richard Mansell Blake, born 16 September 1903 at Leeds County, Ontario, christened 16 November 1903, died in 1964, buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 20 August 1924 at or near Lyn, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Edna Irene Pettem; (4) James Ford Blake, born 9 September 1905, christened 9 October 1905, died 14 July 1970, buried in July 1970 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Emily Campbell; (5) Leita Ruth Blake, born 30 September 1907 on Concession 10, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 3 January 1908, died 6 March 1981 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in 1981 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 26 June 1929 at the Anglican Rectory, North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Lloyd McDowell Giffin.
Richard Mansell Blake was born 16 September 1903 at Leeds County, Ontario, son to Richard Blake and Lydia Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 16 November 1903; died in 1964; buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Edna Irene Pettem, (to whom he was married 20 August 1924 at or near Lyn, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 4 May 1901; died 19 December 1982 at Queensway Hospital, Toronto, Metropolitan Toronto Municipality, Ontario; buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Edward Mansell Blake, christened 18 July 1926 at St. James' Anglican Church, Jellyby, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 12 February 1944 at the Parslow residence near Lyn, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Helen Parslow; (2) Allan George Blake, born 26 November 1929, christened 11 March 1930.
Robert Walter Blake was born 31 December 1899 at Leeds County, Ontario, son to Richard Blake and Lydia Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 12 February 1900; died in 1962; buried at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Edith Wiltse was born in 1906; died in 1999; buried at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Elizabeth Blake, who married Garnet Thompson.
Frederick Bowen. His wife Sally Marie Templeton was born 7 January 1966 in Alberta, daughter to William Lincoln Templeton and Eva Mary Heaver, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Jesse William Templeton Bowen.
Francis Earl Brayton was born 17 May 1937. His wife Helen Barbara Peterson, (to whom he was married 15 August 1959 at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Addison, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 5 August 1941, daughter to Allan Arthur Peterson and Helen Wilma Barrington, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Timothy Earl Brayton, born 17 October 1961 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Theodore Allan Brayton, born 25 October 1963 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; (3) Thomas Robert Dwight Brayton, born 30 May 1966 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; (4) Todd Gordon Brayton, born 3 December 1969 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario.
David Brown was son to Gordon Denis Brown and Marjorie Doris Giffin, (to whom refer). His wife was Valerie ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Ernest Robert Brown. His wife Enid Yvonne Barrington was daughter to William Carlyle Barrington and Luella Olive Colquhoun, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Paul William Brown, who married his distant cousin Karen Leacock; (2) Brenda Joanne Brown; (3) Aaron Robert Brown.
Gordon Denis Brown was born 31 October 1936 at or near Carley's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; died 23 May 2002 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in May 2002 at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Marjorie Doris Giffin, (to whom he was married 8 October 1955), was born 13 March 1935, daughter to Lloyd McDowell Giffin and Leita Ruth Blake, (to whom refer); christened 7 September 1936. This couple begat issue: (1) Cecil Brown; (2) David Brown, who married Valerie ---; (3) Allan Brown, born in 1964; (4) Timothy Brown, who married Danielle ---; (5) Donna Brown, who married Darcy Roadhouse; (6) Heather Brown, who married Thomas Baker; (7) Gloria Brown, who married Blake Perry.
John Brown was born 23 March 1868 at or near South Georgetown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Margaret Gardner, (to whom he was married 11 January 1899 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born 21 August 1865 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, daughter to John Riddell Gardner and Amelia Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 8 October 1865 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East; died 16 May 1913 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; buried 18 May 1913 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Viola Brown, born 29 November 1901 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 21 February 1902 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married Clarence Kerr; (2) Winifred Amelia Brown, born 23 June 1903 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 15 October 1903 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died 27 July 2001 at Kissimmee, Osceola County, Florida, who married 2 November 1931 at Elm Bank, Howick, Châteauguay County, Québec, Archibald James Ferguson; (3) Lillian Brown, born 16 April 1905 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, christened 27 June 1905 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married Bruce Chisholm.
Paul William Brown was son to Ernest Robert Brown and Enid Yvonne Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife (and distant cousin) Karen Leacock was daughter to Arthur Allan Leacock and Mary Lou Avery, (to whom also refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Robert Brown; (2) Kristina Brown.
Timothy Brown was son to Gordon Denis Brown and Marjorie Doris Giffin, (to whom refer). His wife was Danielle ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Donald Harold Bryan was born 2 August 1932, son to Harold Thomas Bryan and Mary Alice Wilhelmine Scott, (to whom refer); married, secondly, Betty Fader, (to whom also refer). His first wife Cora Arvilla Mercer, (to whom he was married 28 October 1949 and from whom subsequently divorced), was born 6 November 1928. Donald Harold Bryan and Cora Arvilla Mercer begat issue: (1) Harold Orville Bryan, born 24 May 1950, who married 5 August 1972, Glenda Susanne Haining; (2) Paul Donald Bryan, born 30 October 1951; (3) Garry Wayne Bryan, born 18 November 1952; (4) Robert Kent Bryan, born 29 July 1955.
Donald Harold Bryan was born 2 August 1932, son to Harold Thomas Bryan and Mary Alice Wilhelmine Scott, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 28 October 1949, Cora Arvilla Mercer, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced). His second wife was Betty Fader. Donald Harold Bryan and Betty Fader begat issue: (1) Shawn Bryan, born 20 August 1969.
Elmer Jacob Bryan was born 23 July 1898, son to William Jacob Bryan and Margaret Ann Moorehead, (to whom refer); died 17 November 1971; buried at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife E. Winnifred Steacy, (to whom he was married 3 November 1920), was born in or about 1900 or 1901. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
Elswood Gordon Bryan was born 26 May 1906, son to William Jacob Bryan and Margaret Ann Moorehead, (to whom refer). His wife Beatrice Mae Smith, (to whom he was married 11 December 1929), was born in or about 1903 or 1904; died 28 November 1971; buried at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Douglas Eric Bryan, born 7 October 1938; (2) Margaret Elaine Bryan, born 18 June 1942; (3) Bruce Garnet Bryan, born 7 April 1946.
Harold Orville Bryan was born 24 May 1950, son to Donald Harold Bryan and Cora Arvilla Mercer, (to whom refer). His wife Glenda Susanne Haining, (to whom he was married 5 August 1972), was born in January 1949. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Harold Thomas Bryan was born 24 April 1912. His wife Mary Alice Wilhelmine Scott, (to whom he was married 19 December 1928 at Toronto, York County, Ontario), was born 30 September 1910 in Ontario, daughter to William John Scott and Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Jean Marie Bryan, born antenuptially 17 September 1928, who married Wilfrid Leeder; (2) William Douglas Bryan, born 2 November 1930, who married 23 September 1950, Faye Wilkins; (3) Donald Harold Bryan, born 2 August 1932, who married, firstly, 28 October 1949, Cora Arvilla Mercer, (from whom subsequently divorced), and, secondly, Betty Fader; (4) Marina Vera Bryan, born 28 November 1934, who married 23 September 1952, Frank James Bernicky; (5) Bette Wilhelmine Bryan, born 7 November 1937, who married 12 October 1957, John James Wilkinson.
Thomas Bedford Bryan was born 8 March 1871, son to William Peter Bryan and Deborah A. Doolan, (to whom refer); died 20 February 1952; buried in 1952 at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Christena Morris, (to whom he was married 28 February 1905), was born 24 November 1883; died 16 June 1956; buried in June 1956 at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) a male child, name, if any, unrecorded, died at birth or in extreme infancy, unmarried; (2) Mary Jane Bryan, born 23 November 1912, who married 6 January 1932, George Gates.
William Douglas Bryan was born 2 November 1930, son to Harold Thomas Bryan and Mary Alice Wilhelmine Scott, (to whom refer). His wife was Faye Wilkins, (to whom he was married 23 September 1950). This couple begat issue: (1) Valerie Dianne Bryan, born 30 March 1952; (2) Vicky Lynne Bryan, born 24 June 1955; (3) Catherine Mary Bryan, born 28 August 1958.
William Jacob Bryan was born 12 April 1863, son to William Peter Bryan and Deborah A. Doolan, (to whom refer); died 31 August 1945; buried in September 1945 at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Margaret Ann Moorehead, (to whom he was married 11 October 1893), was born in 1870; died in 1954; buried at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Lenna Bryan, born 19 April 1895 at or near Lyndhurst, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 13 February 1976 at St. Mary's of the Lake Hospital, Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario, who married 15 September 1920, Hubert A. McNeely; (2) Elmer Jacob Bryan, born 23 July 1898, died 17 November 1971, buried at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 3 November 1920, E. Winnifred Steacy; (3) Elswood Gordon Bryan, born 26 May 1906, who married 11 December 1929, Beatrice Mae Smith; (4) Helen Jane Bryan, born 25 June 1910, who married 25 September 1935, Herbert Burtch.
William Peter Bryan was born 1 September 1829; died 28 February 1910. His wife Deborah A. Doolan, (to whom he was married 10 April 1862), was born 21 November 1838 in the Dobbs Settlement, Yonge Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, daughter to William Doolan and Mary Barrington, (to whom refer); died 30 December 1924 or 30 December 1925 (depending upon sources); buried at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) William Jacob Bryan, born 12 April 1863, died 31 August 1945, buried in September 1945 at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 11 October 1893, Margaret Ann Moorehead; (2) Mary Ann Bryan, born 10 November 1864, died 24 March 1944, who married 7 August 1889, Luther E. Murphy; (3) Thomas Bedford Bryan, born 8 March 1871, died 20 February 1952, buried in 1952 at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 28 February 1905, Christena Morris; (4) Albert Edward Bryan, born 10 January 1876, died in infancy, unmarried, 22 September 1876, buried in September 1876 at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (5) Sarah Eliza Bryan, born 12 November 1877, died in infancy, unmarried, 25 October 1878, buried at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (6) Sarah Alice "Sadie" Bryan, born 12 March 1880, died 25 January 1965, who married 3 December 1902, Samuel Chipman.
Brian Budynsky. His wife Heather Leigh Barrington was daughter to Donald Colquhoun Barrington and Joan Farnell, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Dana Budynsky.
Elmer Burnham was born in 1912; died in 1964. His wife Margaret Barrington was born in 1914, daughter to Bryce Bennett Barrington and Myrtle Love, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Herbert Burtch. His wife Helen Jane Bryan, (to whom he was married 25 September 1935), was born 25 June 1910, daughter to William Jacob Bryan and Margaret Ann Moorehead, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Sheila Marlene Burtch, born 30 April 1938, who married Wayne Sly; (2) Sharon Rochelle Burtch, born 9 May 1939, who married Earl Lake; (3) Sylvia Helen Burtch, born 16 July 1944, who married Orland French (a noted newspaper and television journalist, etc.); (4) Herbert Bryan Burtch, born 7 October 1948, who married, firstly, Dianne Woods, (from whom subsequently divorced), and, secondly, 1 April 1976, Susan Mary Sutton.
Herbert Bryan Burtch was born 7 October 1948, son to Herbert Burtch and Helen Jane Bryan, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 1 April 1976, Susan Mary Sutton, (to whom also refer). His first wife was Dianne Woods, (from whom subsequently divorced). Herbert Bryan Burtch and Dianne Woods begat issue: (1) Jason Kenneth Burtch, born 31 July 1971.
Herbert Bryan Burtch was born 7 October 1948, son to Herbert Burtch and Helen Jane Bryan, (to whom refer); married, firstly, Dianne Woods, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced). His second wife was Susan Mary Sutton, (to whom he was married 1 April 1976). Herbert Bryan Burtch and Susan Mary Sutton begat issue: (1) Sara Elizabeth Jane Burtch, born 3 April 1977; (2) Amy Nicole Burtch, born 12 October 1978
Richard Ryan Butt was born 1 October 1975 at Montréal, Montréal Urban Community, Québec, son to Richard Butt and Judith Alberts. His wife Caroline Dawn Barrington, (to whom he was married 21 May 2005 at Calgary, Alberta), was born 10 June 1970 at Deep River Hospital, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario, daughter to Donald Arthur Barrington and Shirley Luella Brown, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Cecilia Mae Barrington, born antenuptially 17 March 2004 at Drumheller, Alberta, continuing to bear her mother's surname Barrington in lieu of that of Butt; (2) Nyklas Brendan Butt, born 6 October 2005 at Swift Current, Saskatchewan.
John Butts was born probably at Bradford Parish, West Riding, York County, England. His wife Hannah Barrington was born in or about 1832 or 1833 in Lower Canada, daughter to John Barrington and Elizabeth Earl, (to whom refer); died in or about 1907 or 1908; buried in or about 1907 or 1908 at Mount Muncie Cemetery, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas. This couple begat issue: (1) Samuel E. Butts; (2) Edward J. Butts; (3) John A. Butts; (4) Frank W. Butts.
Robert Buzzell was born 3 July 1938. His wife Helen Elaine Barrington, (to whom he was married 15 July 1989 at Cowansville, Missisquoi County, Québec), was born 28 March 1933 at or near Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec, daughter to William George Barrington and Mary Lestine Taber, (to whom refer); christened 23 July 1933; married, firstly, 29 June 1957 at Chalmers United Church, Richmond, Richmond County, Québec, Herbert Coles, (to whom also refer). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Robert Buzzell and Helen Elaine Barrington.
Robert Orrin Alfred Byrd was born 17 March 1933. His wife Lorena Ann Templeton, (to whom he was married 8 September 1956), was born 22 July 1935 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, daughter to James Templeton and Alice Lorena Graham, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Ann Louise Byrd, born 19 April 1960 at Belleville, Hastings County, Ontario; (2) June Lorena Byrd, born 19 June 1962 at Belleville, Hastings County, Ontario.
Frederick Cadwell was son to Stephen M. Cadwell and Catherine ---. His wife Jessie M. Barrington, (to whom he was married 8 September 1897 at Lyn, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in or about 1866 or 1867 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, daughter to James Barrington and Eliza Ann Hagerman, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Daniel Cameron. His wife Lilian Simpson was daughter to David Biron Simpson and Mary Jane Barrington, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
--- Carnahan. His wife Helen Townsend was daughter to Clarke Townsend and Mildred Fair, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Andrew Joseph Castagnola was born 20 October 1919 at San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, son to Emanual Castagnola and Vittorina Stagnaro; died 24 December 1988 at Lower Lake, Lake County, California. His wife Patricia Carrol Swift, (to whom he was married 27 June 1953 and from whom subsequently divorced), was born 15 January 1933, daughter to John James Swift and Maxine Eleanor Jenness, (to whom refer); married, secondly, Thomas R. Montague, (to whom also refer); married, thirdly, Elmo "Bud" Irish, (to whom likewise also refer). Andrew Joseph Castagnola and Patricia Carrol Swift begat issue: (1) Andrea Carroll Castagnola, born 3 May 1954; (2) Michele Marie Castagnola, born 18 November 1955; (3) Michael Victor Castagnola, born 4 July 1958.
William James Challes (Challis or Challice) was born in or about 1863 or 1864 at Portland Township, Frontenac County, Canada West, son to James Challes (Challis or Challice) and Catherine ---. His wife Margaret Edwige "Jennie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 8 September 1890 at Napanee, Lennox County, Ontario), was born 14 June 1866 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East, daughter to Thomas Barrington and Almira (or Elmira) Thérien (or Thérrien), (to whom refer); christened same day, 14 June 1866 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Samuel Chipman was born 21 September 1873; died 29 May 1944. His wife Sarah Alice "Sadie" Bryan, (to whom he was married 3 December 1902), was born 12 March 1880, daughter to William Peter Bryan and Deborah A. Doolan, (to whom refer); died 25 January 1965. This couple begat issue: (1) William Victor Chipman, born 20 August 1904, died early, unmarried, 10 February 1921; (2) Samuel Gerald Chipman, born 7 September 1911, who married, firstly, 20 August 1931, Doris Aileen Dudley, (from whom subsequently divorced), and, secondly, 28 August 1958, Sonia Carthwright Walster, (from whom also subsequently divorced).
Samuel Gerald Chipman was born 7 September 1911, son to Samuel Chipman and Sarah Alice "Sadie" Bryan, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 28 August 1958, Sonia Carthwright Walster, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced). His first wife Doris Aileen Dudley, (to whom he was married 20 August 1931 and from whom subsequently divorced), was born 3 August 1911. Samuel Gerald Chipman and Doris Aileen Dudley begat issue: (1) Beverley Alena Chipman, born 11 June 1932, who married, firstly, 6 September 1951, Gordon McLeod, (from whom subsequently divorced), and, secondly, 3 May 1963, Gordon Bothwell Wansbrough; (2) Patricia Alison Chipman, born 3 June 1936, who married 21 September 1957, William Alfred Gray; (3) Karen Elizabeth Chipman, born 6 May 1939, who married, firstly, Paul Douglas McLaren, and, secondly, 3 June 1966, Harry Nelson Joiner.
Samuel Gerald Chipman was born 7 September 1911, son to Samuel Chipman and Sarah Alice "Sadie" Bryan, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 20 August 1931, Doris Aileen Dudley, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced). His second wife Sonia Carthwright Walster, (to whom he was married 28 August 1958 and from whom subsequently divorced), was born 25 January 1928. Samuel Gerald Chipman and Sonia Carthwright Walster begat issue: (1) Samuel Gerald Chipman Jr., born 10 September 1959.
Bruce Chisholm. His wife Lillian Brown was born 16 April 1905 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to John Brown and Margaret Gardner, (to whom refer); christened 27 June 1905 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Stephen Clarke was born 10 July 1850. His wife Jemima Florence "Jennie" Hanton, (to whom he was married 3 October 1900 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 7 October 1850, daughter to William J. Hanton and Johanna (or Joanna) Barrington, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
George Henry "Harry" Clow was born 31 August 1892; died 24 January 1971. His wife Anna Eliza "Bessie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 7 September 1963), was born 15 September 1899 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Wilson Simpson Barrington and Frances Jane "Jennie" Steacy (or Steacey), (to whom refer); married, firstly, 15 September 1927, Herbert Symond Klyne, (to whom also refer); married, secondly, 6 September 1936, Joseph Allan Murray, (to whom likewise also refer); died 15 June 1992 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of George Henry "Harry" Clow and Anna Eliza "Bessie" Barrington are presently available.
William Code was born 19 June 1962. His wife Donna Jean Hanton, (to whom he was married 27 July 1987 at Nepean, Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality, Ontario), was born 26 November 1962, daughter to Richard Keith Hanton and Maxine Barr, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) William Kyle Code, born 21 October 1994.
Lewis (or Louis) Cole. His wife Grace Barrington was daughter to Bryce Bennett Barrington and Myrtle Love, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Herbert Coles was born 2 January 1932. His wife Helen Elaine Barrington, (to whom he was married 29 June 1957 at Chalmers United Church, Richmond, Richmond County, Québec), was born 28 March 1933 at or near Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec, daughter to William George Barrington and Mary Lestine Taber, (to whom refer); christened 23 July 1933; married, secondly, 15 July 1989 at Cowansville, Missisquoi County, Québec, Robert Buzzell, (to whom also refer). Herbert Coles and Helen Elaine Barrington begat issue: (1) Charlotte Elaine Coles, born 31 March 1962 at Sherbrooke General Hospital, Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke County, Québec; (2) Barbara Diane Coles, born 1 October 1963 at Sherbrooke General Hospital, Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke County, Québec; (3) Margaret Anne Coles, born 1 March 1966 at Sherbrooke General Hospital, Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke County, Québec.
Neil Dougal Conley. His wife Gladys Ellen (or Ella) Barrington, (to whom he was married 23 July 1924), was born 7 January 1903 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to James David Barrington and Lydia Elizabeth Talbot, (to whom refer); christened 5 June 1903. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Edwin John Cooper was born 4 February 1935, son to Edwin John Ralph Cooper and Alice Sloan. His wife Mary Eleanor Gardner, (to whom he was married 20 October 1956 at East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 26 July 1934 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, daughter to Robert James Percy Gardner and Lila Johnston Dunlap, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) James Edwin Cooper, born 21 August 1957 at Winchester, Dundas County, Ontario, who married 22 October 1988, Susan Wilson.
James Edwin Cooper was born 21 August 1957 at Winchester, Dundas County, Ontario, son to Edwin John Cooper and Mary Eleanor Gardner, (to whom refer). His wife Susan Wilson, (to whom he was married 22 October 1988), was born 5 August 1956. This couple begat issue: (1) Dennis James Cooper, born 24 June 1990; (2) Edwin John Cooper, born 27 August 1992.
Paul Cowlin. His wife Terrianne Hinton was born 13 January 1969, daughter to Grant Hinton and Donna Lorraine Warren, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
M. M. F. "Monty" Crawford was born in 1935; died in 1997; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Gloria Ann Fair was daughter to Cecil Herbert Fair and Mabel Fern Goff, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) --- Crawford, who married --- Simpson; (2) --- Crawford.
Albert J. Croft was born 4 March 1930 at Edmonton, Alberta. His wife Louise Berry, (to whom he was married 29 December 1956 at Cromer, Pipestone Municipal District, Manitoba), was born 28 December 1938 at or near Virden, Manitoba, daughter to Lawrence Saxon Berry and Fanny Rose English, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Kerry James Croft; (2) Colleen Louise Croft; (3) Lorna Fern Croft; (4) Valerie Rose Croft.
Kenneth Dack was born in 1908, son to Wesley Clarence Dack and Dora Barrington, (to whom refer); died in 1973. His wife was Helen ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Wesley Clarence Dack was born 20 April 1890 at or near Glen Buell, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to David Dack and Sarah Cecelia McLean; died 18 December 1936. His wife Dora Barrington, (to whom he was married 4 December 1907, not 4 December 1908 as erroneously transcribed by the Registrar-General of Ontario from the returns of the local Registrar, at or near Union Valley, Front of Yonge Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 3 July 1889 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, (nearest to, but slightly across the Township line from Glen Buell, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario), daughter to John Bennett Barrington and Alice Kavanaugh, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Kenneth Dack, born in 1908, died in 1973, who married Helen ---; (2) Clarence Dack, born in 1911, died in 1961.
George Darling. His wife Susan Barrington, (to whom he was married 17 November 1863 at Delaware Township, Leavenworth County, Kansas), was born in or about 1819 or 1820 in Lower Canada, daughter to John Barrington and Elizabeth Earl, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 20 January 1843 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, Charles "Silas" Watson, (to whom also refer). George Darling and Susan Barrington begat issue: (1) Anna Darling, born 16 October 1864 probably at Delaware Township, Leavenworth County, Kansas.
Daniel John Dengis was born in 1956. His wife Brenda Jane McBroom, (to whom he was married 24 May 1981), was born 25 June 1958, daughter to Gordon James McBroom and Barbara Jane Barrington, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Shaun Daniel Dengis, born 4 March 1983; (2) Stephanie Jane Dengis, born 22 April 1986.
Christopher Daniel DeSalvo was born 29 July 1964 at Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, son to Enrico DeSalvo and Jessie Best. His wife Connie Lynn Young, (to whom he was married 26 August 1995 at Port Elmsley, North Elmsley Township, Lanark County, Ontario), was born 24 November 1962 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Ronald Patrick Young and Helen Margaret Barrington, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 7 October 1985 at the Provincial Court House, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Stanley LaFirst, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced 2 February 1988). Christopher Daniel DeSalvo and Connie Lynn Young begat issue: (1) Emily Ann DeSalvo, born 11 June 1997 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Patrick William DeSalvo, born 18 May 2000 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario.
William B. DeWolfe. His wife Frances Doreen McNeely, (to whom he was married 17 July 1943), was born 15 March 1921, daughter to Hubert A. McNeely and Lenna Bryan, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Nancy Ruth DeWolfe, born 5 July 1944, who married Douglas MacKinnon Hall; (2) David Joseph DeWolfe, born 25 October 1949.
Kenneth R. Dixie was born in or about 1906 or 1907. His wife Bessie Barrington was born in 1917, daughter to Bryce Bennett Barrington and Myrtle Love, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James Dobbs was born in or about 1823 or 1824; died 14 July 1882; buried in July 1882 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Alice "Allie" Barrington, (to whom he was married in 1855 at or near Brockville, Leeds County, Canada West with the Reverend I. Travis Lewis, Anglican Church, officiating), was born 3 January 1821 (according to some sources and her tombstone) or 18 January 1821 (according to some sources) or 18 June 1821 (according to church christening registers) at Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, daughter to John Barrington and Deborah Harper, (to whom refer); christened 15 May 1821 (according to some sources) or 15 July 1821 (according to church christening registers) at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; died 24 May 1888; buried in May 1888 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Deborah A. Dobbs, died early, unmarried, date uncertain but aged 14 years and three days, buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario.
Albert Doolan was born 10 June 1861 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, son to William Doolan and Mary Barrington, (to whom refer); died 8 October 1942. His wife Jennie Gibson, (to whom he was married 26 August 1891), was born 26 June 1866; died 8 April 1949. This couple begat issue: (1) Roy Gibson Doolan, born 29 May 1896, died 10 January 1971, who married 30 June 1929, Alla Davis Fisher; (2) Ernest Albert Doolan, born 1 August 1898, died 10 January 1959 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois in consequence of cardiac arrest instantly whilst operating his vehicle, who married 3 May 1944, Evelyn Utes; (3) Ethel Margaret Doolan, born 25 March 1901, who married 20 August 1927, Harold Elmer Berger.
Daniel Martin Doolan was born 24 July 1974, son to Roy Fisher Doolan and Pamela Anne Martin, (to whom refer). His wife Sheryl Anne Cavales, (to whom he was married 31 May 2002), was born 7 December 1973. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Ernest Albert Doolan was born 1 August 1898, son to Albert Doolan and Jennie Gibson, (to whom refer); died 10 January 1959 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois in consequence of cardiac arrest instantly whilst operating his vehicle. His wife Evelyn Utes, (to whom he was married 3 May 1944), was born 3 March 1905; married, secondly, Walter J. LeDoux. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Ernest Albert Doolan and Evelyn Utes.
James Barrington Doolan was born 27 September 1836 (according to Registers of St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond, afterward known as New Dublin) or 27 October 1836 (according to Family Bible) at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, son to William Doolan and Mary Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 21 February 1837; died 20 October 1917. His wife Mary Ferns was born in or about 1838 or 1839; died 15 August 1921. This couple begat issue: (1) Zelba Doolan, born 21 November 1871, died in infancy, unmarried, 31 August 1872; (2) William Doolan, born in or about 1872 or 1873, died unmarried 6 May 1907; (3) John Thomas Doolan, born 26 November 1875, died early, unmarried, 17 September 1881, buried, firstly, at Oakwoods Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, and, secondly, at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario.
John Doolan was born 24 May 1844 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, son to William Doolan and Mary Barrington, (to whom refer); married, secondly, Mary MacAlister, (to whom also refer); died 17 April 1933. His first wife was Mary Delaney. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of John Doolan and Mary Delaney.
John Doolan was born 24 May 1844 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, son to William Doolan and Mary Barrington, (to whom refer); married, firstly, Mary Delaney, (to whom also refer); died 17 April 1933. His second wife was Mary MacAlister. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of John Doolan and Mary MacAlister; however this couple adopted two female children who, being "strangers in blood", are not to be further noted or documented in these records.
Roy Fisher Doolan was born 14 May 1936, son to Roy Gibson Doolan and Alla Davis Fisher, (to whom refer). His wife Pamela Anne Martin was born 3 May 1942. This couple begat issue: (1) Scot Martin Doolan, born 2 November 1969; (2) Daniel Martin Doolan, born 24 July 1974, who married 31 May 2002, Sheryl Anne Cavales; (3) Stephen Martin Doolan, born 29 June 1977; (4) Allison Martin "Lark" Doolan, born 13 April 1982.
Roy Gibson Doolan was born 29 May 1896, son to Albert Doolan and Jennie Gibson, (to whom refer); died 10 January 1971. His wife Alla Davis Fisher, (to whom he was married 30 June 1929), was born 4 August 1903; died 29 September 1966. This couple begat issue: (1) Roy Fisher Doolan, born 14 May 1936, who married Pamela Anne Martin.
Thomas Doolan was born in or about 1841 or 1842 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, son to William Doolan and Mary Barrington, (to whom refer); died in July 1899. His wife was Margaret ---. This couple begat issue: (1) William Doolan.
William Doolan was born in or about 1812 in 1813 in Ireland, son to William Doolan and Mary Raph (Ralph or Rath); died 11 November 1878 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried 13 November 1878 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Mary Barrington, (to whom he was married in or about 1832 or 1833 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond, afterward New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada), was born in or about 1815 or 1816 in Ireland, daughter to John Barrington and Deborah Harper, (to whom refer); died 19 August 1878 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of a stroke; buried in August 1878 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Ann Doolan, born 8 March 1834 (according to some sources) or 8 March 1835 (according to some sources and her own statement) at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, died 9 February 1912 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, buried in 1912 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married in December 1857 in Canada West, James Templeton; (2) James Barrington Doolan, born 27 September 1836 (according to Registers of St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond, afterward known as New Dublin) or 27 October 1836 (according to Family Bible) at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, christened 21 February 1837, died 20 October 1917, who married Mary Ferns; (3) Deborah A. Doolan, born 21 November 1838 in the Dobbs Settlement, Yonge Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, died 30 December 1924 or 30 December 1925 (depending upon sources), buried at St. John's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Leeds Cemetery), Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 10 April 1862, William Peter Bryan; (4) a child, name, if any, and sex unrecorded, born in or about 1839 or 1840 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, died in infancy, unmarried; (5) Thomas Doolan, born in or about 1841 or 1842 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, died in July 1899, who married Margaret ---; (6) John Doolan, born 24 May 1844 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, died 17 April 1933, who married, firstly, Mary Delaney, and, secondly, Mary MacAlister; (7) Alice Doolan, born 9 January 1846 (according to some sources including Family Bible and her tombstone, not 9 January 1851 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources and her own statement) at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, died unmarried in July 1930, buried in 1930 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (8) William Doolan, born 14 January 1848 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, christened 4 March 1849 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond (afterward New Dublin), Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, died 14 February 1938, buried in 1938 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 25 February 1885, Jane Ann Mackie; (9) Eliza Doolan, born 24 March 1850 (according to some sources including Family Bible and her tombstone, not 12 July 1862 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died unmarried 16 March 1932, buried in 1932 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (10) Sarah Doolan, born 6 November 1852 (according to some sources including Family Bible and her tombstone, not 6 November 1860 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources and her sister's statement) at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died unmarried 5 November 1951, buried at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (11) Susan Doolan, born 27 October 1854 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died unmarried 9 December 1934, buried at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (12) Harriet Doolan, born in or about 1855 or 1856 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died unmarried in October 1894, buried at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (13) George Doolan, born in or about 1857 or 1858 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died in infancy, unmarried; (14) Albert Doolan, born 10 June 1861 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died 8 October 1942, who married 26 August 1891, Jennie Gibson.
William Doolan was born 14 January 1848 at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, son to William Doolan and Mary Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 4 March 1849 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond (afterward New Dublin), Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West; died 14 February 1938; buried in 1938 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Jane Ann Mackie, (to whom he was married 25 February 1885), was born in or about 1852 or 1853; died in 1932; buried at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Anna Alexandria "Annie" Doolan, born 4 February 1886 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 7 August 1886 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died unmarried 17 January 1962, buried in 1962 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Doolan, born 13 June 1887 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 16 January 1888 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died unmarried 18 September 1965, buried in September 1965 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (3) Jennie Doolan, born 9 December 1890 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 7 May 1891 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died unmarried 5 September 1975 at Cornwall, Stormont County, Ontario, buried 8 September 1975 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario.
Allan (or Allen) Earl was born 14 September 1825; died 13 July 1908; buried in July 1908 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Elizabeth (or Eliza) Barrington, (to whom he was married 17 October 1854 or 17 November 1854, depending upon sources, at or near Greenbush, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West with the Reverend John Wesley German, Wesleyan Methodist Church, officiating), was born 6 March 1827 or 6 March 1828 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) or 16 July 1827 (according to Registers of St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond, afterward known as New Dublin) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, daughter to William Barrington and Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary Green (or Greene), (to whom refer); died 14 June 1893; buried in June 1893 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Margaret A. Earl, born in August 1855, died early, unmarried, 3 March 1860, buried in 1860 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Canada West; (2) Martha E. Earl, born 20 March 1860, died in 1931, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married James Daniel Patience.
Robert Cecil Earl was born in 1902; died 17 December 1957. His wife Charlotte Elizabeth Fair, (to whom he was married 18 February 1928), was born in 1911, daughter to Edwin Montrose Fair and Charlotte Anna Steacy, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Gordon Earl; (2) Allan Earl; (3) John Earl; (4) Margaret Earl, born 27 February 1932, who married Claude Bertrem.
Cecil Herbert Fair was born 10 December 1898, son to Samuel James Fair and Minnie M. Running, (to whom refer); died in 1975; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Mabel Fern Goff was born in 1903; died in 1980; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Gloria Ann Fair, who married M. M. F. "Monty" Crawford.
Edwin Montrose Fair was born 30 July 1862, son to John Fair and Hester (Hesther or Esther) Barrington, (to whom refer); died in 1943; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Charlotte Anna Steacy, (to whom he was married 14 June 1882), was born 3 January 1867; died 6 March 1933; buried in 1933 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Helena Maud "Lena" Fair, born 10 October 1884, died in 1954 at Ganges, Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, who married 11 November 1908, Charles W. Leggett; (2) Ethel Pearl Fair, born 26 January 1885, died unmarried 22 July 1905, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (3) Edna Mae Fair, born 23 March 1887, died in 1958, who married John Raford Howard Thompson; (4) Muriel Bertha Fair, born 14 September 1891, died in 1958, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (5) John Eustacey Walter Fair, born 12 February 1895, died early, unmarried, 6 September 1897, buried in September 1897 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (6) John Charles Steacy Fair, born 29 January 1907, who married Leona Gagnon; (7) Charlotte Elizabeth Fair, born in 1911, who married 18 February 1928, Robert Cecil Earl.
John Fair was born in 1833; died 22 October 1894; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Hester (Hesther or Esther) Barrington was born 13 September 1834 or 13 September 1835 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) or 13 December 1834 (according to Registers of St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Church, Lamb's Pond, afterward known as New Dublin) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, daughter to William Barrington and Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary Green (or Greene), (to whom refer); christened 28 July 1839; died 29 March 1903 at or near Dulcemaine, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in 1903 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) William Albert Fair, born 12 August 1855, died in 1937, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Lila Cook; (2) a child, name and sex unrecorded, born 10 May 1861, died early, unmarried, 21 January 1866 or 31 January 1866 (depending upon sources), buried in 1866 at Dulcemaine Cemetery, Dulcemaine, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Canada West; (3) John S. Fair, born in or about 1861 or 1862, died early, unmarried, 24 January 1866, buried in 1866 at Dulcemaine Cemetery, Dulcemaine, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Canada West; (4) Edwin Montrose Fair, born 30 July 1862, died in 1943, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 14 June 1882, Charlotte Anna Steacy; (5) Ida M. Fair, born 9 September 1868, died in 1934, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married James Greer; (6) Samuel James Fair, born 21 September 1874, died in 1934, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Minnie M. Running.
John Charles Steacy Fair was born 29 January 1907, son to John Fair and Hester (Hesther or Esther) Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife Leona Gagnon was born in 1917; died in 1992. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Samuel James Fair was born 21 September 1874, son to John Fair and Hester (Hesther or Esther) Barrington, (to whom refer); died in 1934; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Minnie M. Running was born 10 November 1878; died in 1969; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Cecil Herbert Fair, born 10 December 1898, died in 1975, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Mabel Fern Goff; (2) Mildred Fair, born 27 May 1900, who married 28 March 1917 at the Methodist Parsonage, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Clarke Townsend; (3) Vera J. Fair, born in April 1906; (4) Bessie W. Fair, born in 1912, died in 1989, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario.
William Albert Fair was born 12 August 1855, son to John Fair and Hester (Hesther or Esther) Barrington, (to whom refer); died in 1937; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Lila Cook was born 25 April 1867; died in 1946; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Roy M. Fair, born 26 February 1887; (2) Mary "Minnie" Fair, born 12 April 1888 at or near Dulcemaine, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 18 May 1986 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in May 1986 at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 12 June 1912, Ransome Ernest Ferguson; (3) Hubert Fair, born 24 September 1890, died in June 1969 at San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California; (4) Hazel Fair, born 6 April 1895, who married James Wallace; (5) Hester (Hesther or Esther) Fair, born 10 November 1900, who married Merrick McKay.
Archibald James Ferguson was born 5 April 1874 at St. Anicet Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to Peter Ferguson and Clara Moore Caldwell; died in June 1976 at Lakeland, Polk County, Florida. His wife Winifred Amelia Brown, (to whom he was married 2 November 1931 at Elm Bank, Howick, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born 23 June 1903 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to John Brown and Margaret Gardner, (to whom refer); christened 15 October 1903 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; died 27 July 2001 at Kissimmee, Osceola County, Florida. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Harold Ferguson was born in 1919; died 18 February 1988 at Smiths Falls General Hospital, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario; buried in 1988 at St. Anne's Anglican Cemetery, Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Lyla May Leacock, (to whom he was married 9 May 1945 at Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 4 November 1920, daughter to William Hilliard Leacock (or Laycock) and Ida Annie Kinch, (to whom refer); christened 17 December 1920. This couple begat issue: (1) Kent Ferguson; (2) Grant Ferguson; (3) Randy Ferguson.
Ransome Ernest Ferguson was born in 1885; died in 1952; buried at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Mary "Minnie" Fair, (to whom he was married 12 June 1912), was born 12 April 1888 at or near Dulcemaine, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to William Albert Fair and Lila Cook, (to whom refer); died 18 May 1986 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in May 1986 at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) William Henry Ferguson, born in 1913, buried at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married Jean Isabelle Connell.
Richard Ferguson was born in or about 1859 or 1860 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Richard Ferguson and Ann McEwan; died in 1939; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Eliza Jane "Jennie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 13 September 1899 at Athens, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in or about 1881 or 1882, daughter to John Bennett Barrington and Elizabeth Jane "Betty Jane" Glazier, (to whom refer); died 4 May 1917; buried in May 1917 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Charlotte Mabel Ferguson, born 10 October 1902 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) William M. Ferguson, born in or about 1905 or 1906, died in 1969, buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married C. Mabel Henderson.
William Henry Ferguson was born in 1913, son to Ransome Ernest Ferguson and Mary Fair, (to whom refer); buried at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Jean Isabelle Connell was born in 1920; buried at St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William M. Ferguson was born in or about 1905 or 1906, son to Richard Ferguson and Eliza Jane "Jennie" Barrington, (to whom refer); died in 1969; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife C. Mabel Henderson was born in or about 1901 or 1902. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Thomas Fitzgerald. His wife Anne Barrington was daughter to Alexander Barrington and Margaret Bowen, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William Fitzgerald. His wife Elizabeth Barrington was daughter to Alexander Barrington and Elizabeth Baskerville, (to whom refer); died in 1747. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Robert John Fortin. His wife Winnifred Mary Barrington, (to whom he was married 23 December 1961), was born 29 January 1938 at or near Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec, daughter to William George Barrington and Mary Lestine Taber, (to whom refer); christened 2 September 1938; married, secondly, in 2005, William Jenner, (to whom also refer). Robert John Fortin and Winnifred Mary Barrington begat issue: (1) Maria Lianne Fortin, born 3 July 1962 at Catherine Booth Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (2) Heather Lynne Fortin, born 14 November 1963 at Catherine Booth Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (3) Suzanne Lee Fortin, born 26 January 1966 at New Liskeard Hospital, New Liskeard, Timiskaming District, Ontario; (4) Joseph John Robert William Fortin, born 2 October 1968 at Grace Hospital, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Brian Franklin was born 12 December 1949. His wife Candace Aileen McLeod was born 28 August 1952, daughter to Gordon McLeod and Beverley Alena Chipman, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Orland French (a noted newspaper and television journalist, etc.). His wife Sylvia Helen Burtch was born 16 July 1944, daughter to Herbert Burtch and Helen Jane Bryan, (to whom refer). No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
FROST, ARTHUR / BARRINGTON, DOROTHY
Arthur Frost. His wife Dorothy Barrington was daughter to William John Barrington and Ethel Lauretta Wing, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Phillip Fry. His wife Frances Agnes "Fanny" Barrington, (to whom he was married 23 May 1898 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was born 18 February 1872 probably at Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to James Barrington and Ann Mary March, (to whom refer); christened 19 July 1872 probably at or near Valleyfield, Ste. Cécile Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec; died in 1901 at Châteauguay County, Québec. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
George H. Gardiner was born 10 October 1884, son to James Gardiner and Mary Emily Leacock (or Laycock), (to whom refer); died 28 August 1968; buried in 1968 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. His wife Alma Montgomery, (to whom he was married in 1916), was born 9 January 1897; died 6 August 1946; buried in August 1946 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Bryce Roy Gardiner, stillborn or died at birth in or about 1920 or 1921; (2) Iona Gardiner, born 3 November 1926, who married 3 July 1945, Cecil Hammond.
James Gardiner was born 15 May 1853 or 18 May 1853 (depending upon sources) at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Canada West, son to James Gardiner and Mary Ann Polk; died 23 February 1934 at or near Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; buried in 1934 at St. Anne's Anglican Cemetery, Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Mary Emily Leacock (or Laycock) was born 8 December 1865 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Canada West, daughter to George Leacock (or Laycock) and Caroline Barrington, (to whom refer); died 12 August 1934; buried in August 1934 at St. Anne's Anglican Cemetery, Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Doreen Gardiner, who married 14 July 1934 at the residence of the Reverend C. F. Brown, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, Percy Harold Lockwood; (2) Alletia Gardiner, born 20 September 1883, died 23 March 1934, buried in 1934 at St. Anne's Anglican Cemetery, Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; (3) George H. Gardiner, born 10 October 1884, died 28 August 1968, who married in 1916, Alma Montgomery; (4) Viola Pearl Gardiner, born 6 April 1887, died unmarried 15 December 1980, buried at St. Anne's Anglican Cemetery, Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; (5) Roy Burton Gardiner, born 10 March 1888, died in 1974, buried at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, who married in 1934 at St. Peter's Church, Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Grace Marguerita Cole; (6) Harry C. Gardiner, born 15 December 1891, died in infancy, unmarried, 26 December 1891, buried at St. Anne's Anglican Cemetery, Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; (7) Hazel Gardiner, born 31 October 1895, died in infancy, unmarried, 5 November 1895, buried at St. Anne's Anglican Cemetery, Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario.
Roy Burton Gardiner was born 10 March 1888, son to James Gardiner and Mary Emily Leacock (or Laycock), (to whom refer); died in 1974; buried at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. His wife Grace Marguerita Cole, (to whom he was married in 1934 at St. Peter's Church, Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in 1901; died in 1985. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
David William Gardner was born 10 October 1938 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to Robert James Percy Gardner and Lila Johnston Dunlap, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 22 November 1990, Judy Butchart, (to whom also refer). His first wife Corinne Gail Poapst, (to whom he was married 16 June 1962 at Merrickville, Grenville County, Ontario and from whom subsequently divorced in 1990), was born 4 March 1940, daughter to Lorne E. Poapst and Helen Burton. David William Gardner and Corinne Gail Poapst begat issue: (1) Kevin Brent Gardner, born 26 February 1964 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Cheryl Lynne Gardner, born 20 May 1965 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario.
David William Gardner was born 10 October 1938 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to Robert James Percy Gardner and Lila Johnston Dunlap, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 16 June 1962 at Merrickville, Grenville County, Ontario, Corinne Gail Poapst, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced in 1990). His second wife was Judy Butchart, (to whom he was married 22 November 1990). No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of David William Gardner and Judy Butchart are presently available.
John Riddell Gardner died 3 October 1896 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec; buried 5 October 1896. His wife Amelia Barrington, (to whom he was married 25 April 1849 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East), was born 13 January 1823 at or near Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada, daughter to Thomas Barrington and Susannah Elizabeth Murray, (to whom refer); christened 25 May 1823 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada; died 20 March 1896 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec; buried 23 March 1896. This couple begat issue: (1) Alexander Gardner, born in February 1850 at St. Timothy Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 28 April 1850 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East; (2) William Thomas Gardner, born 6 July 1851 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 17 August 1851 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died 17 August 1925 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, buried 18 August 1925 at the Presbyterian Cemetery, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, who married 6 February 1895 at the Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Québec, Matilda Holmes; (3) Susannah Gardner, born 16 December 1852 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 14 January 1853 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died early, unmarried, 4 May 1871 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, buried 6 May 1871; (4) Elizabeth Jane Gardner, born 14 March 1855 at or near Helenstown, St. Timothy Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 19 June 1855 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, who married James Symons; (5) Thomas Gardner, born 5 September 1857 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, christened 31 October 1857 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, who married Jesse Wright; (6) John Riddell Gardner, born 6 October 1859 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, christened 16 December 1859 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East; (7) James Gardner, born 2 September 1861 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, christened 14 October 1861 at the Presbyerian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, died unmarried 11 March 1889 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, buried 13 March 1889 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec; (8) Amelia Gardner, born 3 September 1863 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, christened 11 October 1863 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, who married Robert Sinton; (9) Margaret Gardner, born 21 August 1865 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, christened 8 October 1865 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, died 16 May 1913 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, buried 18 May 1913 at Georgetown Presbyterian Cemetery, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 11 January 1899 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, John Brown; (10) George Webb Gardner, born 28 September 1867 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, christened 10 November 1867 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec.
Robert James Percy Gardner was born 20 September 1894 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to William John Gardner and Mary Templeton, (to whom refer); died 21 February 1956 at Ottawa, Carleton County, Ontario; buried in 1956 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Lila Johnston Dunlap, (to whom he was married 21 April 1933 at Prescott, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 21 January 1898 at or near Millar's Corners, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; died 6 June 1990 in Ontario; buried in June 1990 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Eleanor Gardner, born 26 July 1934 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 20 October 1956 at East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Edwin John Cooper; (2) David William Gardner, born 10 October 1938 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married, firstly, 16 June 1962 at Merrickville, Grenville County, Ontario, Corinne Gail Poapst, (from whom subsequently divorced in 1990), and, secondly, 22 November 1990, Judy Butchart.
Thomas Gardner was born 5 September 1857 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, son to John Riddell Gardner and Amelia Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 31 October 1857 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East. His wife was Jesse Wright. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William John Gardner was born 22 September 1862 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Canada West, son to Robert Gardner and Mary Jane Claire; died 10 January 1928 at his residence near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; buried in 1928 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Mary Templeton, (to whom he was married 14 June 1893 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 22 July 1865 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, daughter to James Templeton and Mary Ann Doolan, (to whom refer); died 9 November 1943 in Ontario; buried at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Robert James Percy Gardner, born 20 September 1894 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 21 February 1956 at Ottawa, Carleton County, Ontario, buried in 1956 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 21 April 1933 at Prescott, Grenville County, Ontario, Lila Johnston Dunlap; (2) Alice Zelba Gardner, born 19 August 1897 (not 26 August 1897 as erroneously suggested or indicated in the records of the Registrar-General of Ontario on the basis of mistaken information accidentally supplied by her maternal grandfather) at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 22 April 1994 at Bayfield Manor, Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario, buried 25 April 1994 at Alexander Union Cemetery, Bishop's Mills, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 30 October 1935 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Wilfrid Fergus Morrison; (3) John Mansell Kirkwood Gardner, born 7 January 1900 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died unmarried 23 November 1937, buried at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario.
William Thomas Gardner was born 6 July 1851 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to John Riddell Gardner and Amelia Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 17 August 1851 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East; died 17 August 1925 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec; buried 18 August 1925 at the Presbyterian Cemetery, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec. His wife was Matilda Holmes, (to whom he was married 6 February 1895 at the Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Québec). This couple begat issue: (1) Edith Margaret Gardner, born 9 March 1897 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, christened 12 July 1897 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec; (2) Agnes Helen Gardner, born 29 December 1904 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, christened 3 June 1905 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, who married 1 August 1936, her third cousin once removed Sydney George Barrington.
George Gates was born 26 October 1910. His wife Mary Jane Bryan, (to whom he was married 6 January 1932), was born 23 November 1912, daughter to Thomas Bedford Bryan and Christena Morris, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Kenneth Lloyd Gates, born 8 June 1933, who married 21 July 1956, Marion Blackman; (2) Betty Laura Gates, born 3 September 1934, who married 25 July 1959, Ennis James; (3) Beverley June Gates, born 25 June 1937, who married 10 October 1964, Eldon Alberts.
Kenneth Lloyd Gates was born 8 June 1933, son to George Gates and Mary Jane Bryan, (to whom refer). His wife Marion Blackman, (to whom he was married 21 July 1956), was born 30 March 1931. This couple begat issue: (1) Susan Christine Gates, born 17 May 1957; (2) Sharon Elizabeth Gates, born 21 January 1959; (3) Daniel Robert Gates, born 4 January 1962; (4) David Edward Gates, born 26 February 1964; (5) Barbara Louise Gates, born 7 June 1966.
John Gavin. His wife Cheryl Anne Leeder was born 21 March 1947, daughter to Wilfrid Leeder and Jean Marie Bryan, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Joshua George. His wife Alice Barrington was daughter to Alexander Barrington and Margaret Bowen, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Lloyd McDowell Giffin was born 21 June 1902 at Leeds County, Ontario, son to Morton R. Giffin and Margaret Ann McLean; died 23 November 1983 at Brockville Psychiatric Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Leita Ruth Blake, (to whom he was married 26 June 1929 at the Anglican Rectory, North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 30 September 1907 on Concession 10, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Richard Blake and Lydia Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 3 January 1908; died 6 March 1981 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in 1981 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Richard Alvin Giffin, born 9 June 1930 at or near Jellyby, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 11 December 1930, died 1 March 2004 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of cancer, buried in 2004 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 14 June 1952 at Trinity United Church, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, Gladys Mildred Willoughby; (2) Marjorie Doris Giffin, born 13 March 1935, christened 7 September 1936, who married 8 October 1955, Gordon Denis Brown; (3) Walter Archie Giffin, born 24 November 1942, christened 2 May 1943, died 15 April 1996 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in 1996 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Paulette Mae Fournell.
Richard Alvin Giffin was born 9 June 1930 at or near Jellyby, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Lloyd McDowell Giffin and Leita Ruth Blake, (to whom refer); christened 11 December 1930; died 1 March 2004 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of cancer; buried in 2004 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Gladys Mildred Willoughby, (to whom he was married 14 June 1952 at Trinity United Church, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario), was born 3 June ----. This couple begat issue: (1) Lorraine Giffin; (2) Joyce Giffin.
Walter Archie Giffin was born 24 November 1942, son to Lloyd McDowell Giffin and Leita Ruth Blake, (to whom refer); christened 2 May 1943; died 15 April 1996 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in 1996 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Paulette Mae Fournell was born 20 April 1950. This couple begat issue: (1) Robin Giffin.
Frederick Howard Gilroy died 18 June 1952. His wife Isabella Dow Barrington, (to whom he was married 16 September 1908 at the bride's residence, 104 Villeneuve Avenue, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was born 26 March 1881 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, daughter to Thomas Barrington and Jeannie Greenshields Meikle, (to whom refer); christened 29 May 1881 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; died 14 August 1971. This couple begat issue: (1) George Barrington Gilroy, born 6 July 1911 at or near Mount Forest, Wellington County, Ontario, died 27 March 1960, who married Helen Donaldson McDonald.
George Barrington Gilroy was born 6 July 1911 at or near Mount Forest, Wellington County, Ontario, son to Frederick Howard Gilroy and Isabella Dow Barrington, (to whom refer); died 27 March 1960. His wife was Helen Donaldson McDonald. This couple begat issue: (1) Louise Convery Gilroy.
John Gorsche. His wife Lillian M. Hutchison was born in or about 1894 or 1895 at or near Morris, Grundy County, Illinois, daughter to James Charles Hutchison and Emma ---, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William Alfred Gray was born 15 August 1934. His wife Patricia Alison Chipman, (to whom he was married 21 September 1957), was born 3 June 1936, daughter to Samuel Gerald Chipman and Doris Aileen Dudley (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Michael John Gray, born 15 September 1958; (2) Jennifer Arleen Gray, born 27 April 1960; (3) Peter Andrew Gray, born 16 May 1963; (4) Timothy William Gray, born 4 January 1965.
Donald Wayne Scott Greenham was born 3 December 1942, son to Raymond Stewart Greenham and Marion Eleanor Scott, (to whom refer). His wife Jennifer Elizabeth Gigg, (to whom he was married 21 August 1970), was born 15 February 1946. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Raymond Stewart Greenham was born 13 November 1922. His wife Marion Eleanor Scott, (to whom he was married 14 May 1941 at Lyn, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 11 April 1923 in Ontario, daughter to Leonard Templeton Scott and Lillian Erma Dixie, (to whom refer); died in 1989 in Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Rae Eleanor Scott Greenham, born 2 October 1941, who married 28 July 1973, Harry Alfred Kingstone; (2) Donald Wayne Scott Greenham, born 3 December 1942, who married 21 August 1970, Jennifer Elizabeth Gigg.
James Greer was born 10 June 1859; died in 1930; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Ida M. Fair was born 9 September 1868, daughter to John Fair and Hester (Hesther or Esther) Barrington, (to whom refer); died in 1934; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) a child, name, if any, and sex unrecorded, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario.
Percy Grindrod was born 31 December 1865 at or near Stretford, Stretford Township, Manchester Parish, Lancaster County, England; died 3 June 1943 at Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Jacques Cartier County, Québec. His wife Elizabeth Jane Barrington Hutchison, (to whom he was married 22 July 1899 at West End Methodist Church, West Montréal, Hochelaga County, Québec), was born 16 January 1870 at St. Stanislas Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, daughter to Thomas James Hutchison and Jane Barrington Whittal, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 12 June 1888 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, John Williamson, (to whom also refer); died 16 February 1949 at the Homeopathic Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. Percy Grindrod and Elizabeth Jane Barrington Hutchison begat issue: (1) Edwin Percy Grindrod, born 21 February 1900 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 18 November 1918 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (2) Muriel Mary Grindrod, born 27 September 1901 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 15 August 1994 at Toronto, Metropolitan Toronto Municipality, Ontario; (3) Donald Grindrod, born 27 October 1902 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died early, unmarried, 4 August 1905 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (4) Evelyn May Grindrod, born 16 May 1905 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 26 July 1997 at Edmonton, Alberta; (5) Alice Florence Grindrod, born 25 March 1911 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (6) Marjory Constance Grindrod, born 15 April 1913 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 25 July 1936 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
Paul Gullackson. His wife Merrill Lynn Barrington was daughter to George William Barrington and Eva Waffle, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Jacob Gullackson.
Christopher Hall. His wife Patricia Mae Barrington, (to whom he was married 27 January 1968), was born 11 July 1944, daughter to Wilson Keble Barrington and Ruth Beatrice Larmour, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Douglas MacKinnon Hall. His wife Nancy Ruth DeWolfe was born 5 July 1944, daughter to William B. DeWolfe and Frances Doreen McNeely, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Hillary Eden Hall, born 18 May 1969; (2) Russell William Douglas Hall, born 3 November 1971.
William Hamilton. His wife Deborah Barrington, (to whom he was married 23 November 1881 according to some sources and Registrar-General or 23 November 1882 according to some sources at Morewood, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario), was born 21 February 1855, daughter to Thomas Barrington and Ann Mulloy, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Thomas Hamilton; (2) William Hamilton; (3) Annabelle Hamilton, who married --- Marcellus.
Bruce George Hammond was born 24 January 1947, son to Cecil Hammond and Iona Gardiner, (to whom refer). His wife was Sandra Crapo, (to whom he was married in June 1970). This couple begat issue: (1) Kristen Hammond; (2) Eric Hammond; (3) David Hammond; (4) Benjamin Hammond; (5) Laura Elizabeth Hammond.
Cecil Hammond died 2 July 1962. His wife Iona Gardiner, (to whom he was married 3 July 1945), was born 3 November 1926, daughter to George H. Gardiner and Alma Montgomery, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Bruce George Hammond, born 24 January 1947, who married in June 1970, Sandra Crapo; (2) Melanie Anne Hammond, born 30 October 1948, who married in 1967, ---, (from whom subsequently divorced in 1972, having had one child, Scott ---, born 22 December 1972).
Bruce Hanton was born 14 March 1960, son to Richard Keith Hanton and Maxine Barr, (to whom refer). His wife Sheryl Millar, (to whom he was married 6 July 1991 in Québec), was born 17 October 1960. This couple begat issue: (1) Richard Scott Hanton, born 9 November 1994.
Howard Wellington Hanton was born 13 August 1911, son to Robert Russell Hanton and Minerva Rowsome (or Rowsom), (to whom refer); died 14 August 1971. His wife Vera Roy, (to whom he was married 15 August 1936 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Trenton, Hastings County, Ontario), was born 18 January 1909. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
John Gerald Hanton was born 24 January 1938, son to Richard Wallace Hanton and Vena Pearl Vanderburg, (to whom refer); died 27 July 1999; buried in 1999 at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Shirley Truelove was born 16 October 1941. This couple begat issue: (1) Margaret Patricia Hanton, born 26 July 1965, died in infancy, unmarried, 11 November 1965, buried at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Ann Katie Hanton, born 7 October 1969; (3) Jennifer Irene Hanton, born 18 January 1970.
Matthias Hanton was born 11 September 1852, son to William J. Hanton and Johanna (or Joanna) Barrington, (to whom refer); died 14 April 1926; buried in 1926 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Ella A. Van Loan was born 9 January 1867; died in 1953; buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Meredith M. Hanton was born 9 April 1891, son to Samuel Hanton and Jennie DeWolfe, (to whom refer). His wife was ---. This couple begat issue: (1) David Hanton.
Richard Hanton was born 18 October 1845, son to William J. Hanton and Johanna (or Joanna) Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 1 February 1846; died in October 1925; buried 14 October 1925 at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Mary Craig was born 22 June 1850; died 2 May 1903 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of drowning after wandering from the Brockville General Hospital to the St. Lawrence River; buried in May 1903 at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Robert Russell Hanton, born 26 April 1875, died 27 March 1941, buried in 1941 at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married in September 1899, Minerva Rowsome (or Rowsom); (2) Jennie Florence Hanton, born in 1876, died early, unmarried, 20 November 1894, buried at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (3) William Alfred Hanton, born 30 June 1879.
Richard Keith Hanton was born 4 December 1930, son to Richard Wallace Hanton and Vena Pearl Vanderburg, (to whom refer). His wife Maxine Barr, (to whom he was married 20 July 1957 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 1 February 1935. This couple begat issue: (1) Susan Hanton; (2) Bruce Hanton, born 14 March 1960, who married 6 July 1991 in Québec, Sheryl Millar; (3) Donna Jean Hanton, born 26 November 1962, who married 27 July 1987 at Nepean, Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality, Ontario, William Code.
Richard Wallace Hanton was born 12 February 1904, son to Robert Russell Hanton and Minerva Rowsome (or Rowsom), (to whom refer); died 18 March 1983; buried in 1983 at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Vena Pearl Vanderburg, (to whom he was married 6 August 1927 at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 1 April 1905 at or near Avonmore, Roxborough Township, Stormont County, Ontario; died 15 June 1992 at Smiths Falls Hospital, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario; buried in June 1992 at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Betty Ann Hanton, born 8 March 1929, died 15 May 1993, buried in May 1993 at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Richard Keith Hanton, born 4 December 1930, who married 20 July 1957 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Maxine Barr; (3) Robert Donald Hanton, born 7 February 1933, who married 22 October 1966 at the Baptist Church, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, Gail Young; (4) John Gerald Hanton, born 24 January 1938, died 27 July 1999, buried in 1999 at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Shirley Truelove.
Robert Donald Hanton was born 7 February 1933, son to Richard Wallace Hanton and Vena Pearl Vanderburg, (to whom refer). His wife Gail Young, (to whom he was married 22 October 1966 at the Baptist Church, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 11 July 1940. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Robert Russell Hanton was born 26 April 1875, son to Richard Hanton and Mary Craig, (to whom refer); died 27 March 1941; buried in 1941 at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Minerva Rowsome (or Rowsom), (to whom he was married in September 1899), was born 17 July 1880; died 16 September 1974; buried in September 1974 at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Irene Hanton, born 2 February 1900 at or near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, died 30 October 1987 at Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, Metropolitan Toronto Municipality, Ontario; (2) Richard Wallace Hanton, born 12 February 1904, died 18 March 1983, buried in 1983 at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 6 August 1927 at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Vena Pearl Vanderburg; (3) Alice Mary Hanton, born 17 March 1909, died at birth or in extreme infancy, unmarried, 17 March 1909; (4) Howard Wellington Hanton, born 13 August 1911, died 14 August 1971, who married 15 August 1936 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Trenton, Hastings County, Ontario, Vera Roy.
Samuel Hanton was born 28 December 1848, son to William J. Hanton and Johanna (or Joanna) Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 4 March 1849; died 23 July 1911 in consequence of cancer; buried 25 July 1911 at Toledo-on-the-Hill Cemetery, Toledo, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Jennie DeWolfe was born 1 October 1862; died 9 October 1912; buried at Toledo-on-the-Hill Cemetery, Toledo, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Walter Mortimer Hanton, born 7 July 1889, died 11 September 1957, buried in September 1957 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 31 December 1912 at the Presbyterian Manse, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, Ida Lena Robb; (2) Meredith M. Hanton, born 9 April 1891, who married ---.
Walter Mortimer Hanton was born 7 July 1889, son to Samuel Hanton and Jennie DeWolfe, (to whom refer); died 11 September 1957; buried in September 1957 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. His wife Ida Lena Robb, (to whom he was married 31 December 1912 at the Presbyterian Manse, Athens, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 30 November 1883; died 5 September 1944 at or near Jasper, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in September 1944 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Doris Elizabeth Hanton, born in 1924, died 5 June 1995, buried in June 1995 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 3 April 1945 at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Alvin Richards Hinton.
William Hanton was born 29 January 1847, son to William J. Hanton and Johanna (or Joanna) Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 15 August 1847; died 22 June 1928; buried 24 June 1928 at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Ada Irene Hanna was born in 1888; died in 1971; buried at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William J. Hanton was born in 1816 at Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland; died 11 September 1896 or 15 September 1896 (depending upon sources) at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in September 1896 at Hanton Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Johanna (or Joanna) Barrington, (to whom he was married 7 January 1845), was born 6 October 1824 or 6 October 1825 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, daughter to William Barrington and Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary Green (or Greene), (to whom refer); died 7 July 1905 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in July 1905 at Hanton Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Richard Hanton, born 18 October 1845, christened 1 February 1846, died in October 1925, buried 14 October 1925 at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Mary Craig; (2) William Hanton, born 29 January 1847, christened 15 August 1847, died 22 June 1928, buried 24 June 1928 at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Ada Irene Hanna; (3) Samuel Hanton, born 28 December 1848, christened 4 March 1849, died 23 July 1911 in consequence of cancer, buried 25 July 1911 at Toledo-on-the-Hill Cemetery, Toledo, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Jennie DeWolfe; (4) Jemima Florence "Jennie" Hanton, born 7 October 1850, who married 3 October 1900 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Stephen Clarke; (5) Matthias Hanton, born 11 September 1852, died 14 April 1926, buried in 1926 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Ella A. Van Loan; (6) Keziah Hanton, born 1 May 1855, died in 1953, buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Francis Morrison; (7) Robert Hanton, born in 1856, died early, unmarried, in 1870; (8) Jane Hanton, born in 1862, died early, unmarried, in 1870; (9) Frances Hanton, born 12 July 1864, died in infancy, unmarried, 1 November 1864, buried at Hanton Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Canada West; (10) Margaret L. "Maggie" Hanton, born 19 July 1869, died in 1935, buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario.
George Oliver Hayes was born 26 February 1886 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to George Oliver Hayes and Emily Rex; died 25 February 1955. His wife Ethel Barrington, (to whom he was married 20 November 1918 at Athens, Leeds County, Ontario with the Reverend George Code, Anglican Church, officiating), was born 3 May 1897 or 3 January 1898 (depending upon sources) at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, near Athens, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to John Bennett Barrington and Alice Kavanaugh, (to whom refer); died 11 April 1967. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Richard Henderson. His wife Helen Joan McNeely, (to whom he was married in June 1959), was born 16 March 1932, daughter to Hubert A. McNeely and Lenna Bryan, (to whom refer). No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
--- Henry. His wife Margaret Barrington was born 19 April 1830 or 19 April 1831 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable), daughter to William Barrington and Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary Green (or Greene), (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Alvin Richards Hinton was born in 1920, son to John Hinton and Stella Richards; died 4 October 2002 at Smiths Falls Hospital, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario; buried at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. His wife Doris Elizabeth Hanton, (to whom he was married 3 April 1945 at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in 1924, daughter to Walter Mortimer Hanton and Ida Lena Robb, (to whom refer); died 5 June 1995; buried in June 1995 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Grant Hinton, born 5 October 1945, who married 20 July 1968 at Trinity Anglican Church, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Donna Lorraine Warren; (2) John Hinton, born 28 June 1950, who married Donna Kerr.
Grant Hinton was born 5 October 1945, son to Alvin Richards Hinton and Doris Elizabeth Hanton, (to whom refer). His wife Donna Lorraine Warren, (to whom he was married 20 July 1968 at Trinity Anglican Church, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 12 July 1949; died 29 June 2005; buried in 2005 at Wolford Cemetery, Merrickville-Wolford Village, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Terrianne Hinton, born 13 January 1969, who married Paul Cowlin; (2) Kevin Grant Hinton, born 2 April 1974, who married Cathy Garvin.
John Hinton was born 28 June 1950, son to Alvin Richards Hinton and Doris Elizabeth Hanton, (to whom refer). His wife was Donna Kerr. This couple begat issue: (1) Tanya Hinton, who married Jason Jamieson; (2) Derek Hinton; (3) Jeff Hinton.
Kevin Grant Hinton was born 2 April 1974, son to Grant Hinton and Donna Lorraine Warren, (to whom refer). His wife was Cathy Garvin. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Cassian Hlynka. His wife Doris Mary Reveler was born in or about 1914 or 1915, daughter to Frederick Carman Reveler and Mary Jean "Jennie" Fleming, (to whom refer); died 10 April 1940 at Winnipeg, Manitoba; buried in 1940 at Maple Ridge Cemetery, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Os Hoch was born 9 April 1948. His wife Karen Ann Barrington, (to whom he was married 4 June 1988), was born 13 September 1950, daughter to Walter Glynne Barrington and Viola Gertrude Rourke, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Andrew Barrington Hoch, born 16 July 1990; (2) Emma Susan Hoch, born 1 June 1993.
Donald Holmes. His wife Velma Barrington was daughter to Leonard Frederick Barrington and Ivy Grace Haird, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Abraham Horton was born 14 January 1856 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Canada West, son to Nicholas Horton and Ann Rowsom (or Rowsome); died 20 March 1955; buried in 1955 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Margaret "Maggie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 4 January 1887 at Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 29 December 1866 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, daughter to James Barrington and Sarah Eliza Justus, (to whom refer); died in 1947; buried at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. In addition to the upbringing of the Wife's niece Harriet "Hattie" Rowsome (or Rowsom), who thereafter assumed and bore until time of marriage the said surname Horton in lieu of that of Rowsome (or Rowsom), this couple begat issue: (1) Eugene Horton, born in 1901, buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Florence Reba Olds.
Eugene Horton was born in 1901, son to Abraham Horton and Margaret "Maggie" Barrington, (to whom refer); buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Florence Reba Olds was born 3 November 1908; died 30 January 2003; buried in 2003 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage; however this couple adopted one male child who, being a "stranger in blood", is not to be further noted or documented in these records.
Loyal M. Hoy. His wife Ella Mary (or May) Barrington, (to whom he was married 19 June 1907 in Québec), was born 3 January 1879 at or near Ste. Martine, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to James Barrington and Ann Mary March, (to whom refer); christened 25 July 1879 probably at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Herbert Huntley was born in or about 1871 or 1872. His wife Mary Whittal was born in or about 1871 or 1872 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to William Whittal and Agnes Beattie, (to whom refer); died 30 May 1901 at Chateaugay County, New York. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Edwin Hooker Hutchison was born 17 May 1867 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, son to Thomas James Hutchison and Jane Barrington Whittal, (to whom refer); died 20 December 1956 at Oak Bluff Nursing Home, Manhattan, Will County, Illinois. His wife Susan "Susie" Martin, (to whom he was married in or about 1889 or 1890 in Illinois), was born in or about 1863 or 1864 in Ireland; died in 1935 at or near Manhattan, Will County, Illinois. This couple begat issue: (1) Marie Hutchison, born in or about 1894 or 1895 in Illinois, died at Dwight, Livingston County, Illinois; (2) Helen E. Hutchison, born in or about 1897 or 1898 in Illinois.
James Charles Hutchison was born 2 June 1863 at St. Stanislas Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, son to Thomas James Hutchison and Jane Barrington Whittal, (to whom refer); died 23 December 1932 at Calgary General Hospital, Calgary, Alberta. His wife Barbara Cavers, (to whom he was married in or about 1884 or 1885 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born 20 March 1865 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East; died 2 November 1942 at or near Gleichen, Alberta. This couple begat issue: (1) James Walter Hutchison, born in or about 1886 or 1887 at or near Morris, Grundy County, Illinois, died 11 August 1964 at Calgary, Alberta, buried in August 1964 at Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Rocky View Municipal District, near Calgary, Alberta, who married Emma ---; (2) Jennie Hutchison, born in or about 1889 or 1890 at or near Morris, Grundy County, Illinois, died 4 November 1963 at Morris, Grundy County, Illinois; (3) Lillian M. Hutchison, born in or about 1894 or 1895 at or near Morris, Grundy County, Illinois, who married John Gorsche.
James Walter Hutchison was born in or about 1886 or 1887 at or near Morris, Grundy County, Illinois, son to James Charles Hutchison and Barbara Cavers, (to whom refer); died 11 August 1964 at Calgary, Alberta; buried in August 1964 at Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Rocky View Municipal District, near Calgary, Alberta. His wife Emma --- died 26 July 1962 at Calgary, Alberta; buried in July 1962 at Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Calgary, Alberta. This couple begat issue: (1) Lillian Hutchison, who married Floyd Sammons; (2) Edith Hutchison, who married Andrew Thomson.
John David "Jack" Hutchison was born 16 January 1865 at St. Stanislas Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, son to Thomas James Hutchison and Jane Barrington Whittal, (to whom refer); died 11 September 1946 at Fresno, Fresno County, California. His wife Annie Beatrice Titherington was born 12 September 1868 at Tattenhall Parish, Chester County, England; died 27 July 1945 at Fresno, Fresno County, California. This couple begat issue: (1) Merva Hutchison; (2) Doris Hutchison; (3) Norma Hutchison; (4) William Robert Hutchison, born in or about 1899 or 1900, died (killed) on Active Service, World War II., 16 March 1945 whilst serving with the Toronto Scottish Regiment, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps, buried at Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery, Groesbeek, near Nijmegen, Gelderland Province, the Kingdom of The Netherlands.
Thomas James Hutchison was born in or about 1833 or 1834 at Armagh County, Ulster Province, Ireland. His wife Jane Barrington Whittal, (to whom he was married 28 December 1862 at the Anglican Church, the Boyd Settlement, Hinchinbrooke Township, Huntingdon County, Canada East), was born 9 July 1843 at North Georgetown Township, Beauharnois District, Canada East, daughter to James Whittal and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Barrington, (to whom refer); married, secondly, George Wilson, (to whom also refer); died 5 June 1924 at her residence, 48 Rushbrooke Street, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. Thomas James Hutchison and Jane Barrington Whittal begat issue: (1) James Charles Hutchison, born 2 June 1863 at St. Stanislas Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, died 23 December 1932 at Calgary General Hospital, Calgary, Alberta, who married in or about 1884 or 1885 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, Barbara Cavers; (2) John David "Jack" Hutchison, born 16 January 1865 at St. Stanislas Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, died 11 September 1946 at Fresno, Fresno County, California, who married Annie Beatrice Titherington; (3) Edwin Hooker Hutchison, born 17 May 1867 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, died 20 December 1956 at Oak Bluff Nursing Home, Manhattan, Will County, Illinois, who married in or about 1889 or 1890 in Illinois, Susan "Susie" Martin; (4) Elizabeth Jane Barrington Hutchison, born 16 January 1870 at St. Stanislas Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, died 16 February 1949 at the Homeopathic Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, who married, firstly, 12 June 1888 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, John Williamson, and, secondly, 22 July 1899 at West End Methodist Church, West Montréal, Hochelaga County, Québec, Percy Grindrod; (5) Caroline Adelaide Hutchison, born 23 December 1872 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died 26 February 1949 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, who married in or about 1889 or 1890 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, James Montgomery Kennedy.
Shane D. Inlow. His wife Nancy Jane Meyer was born 23 May 1953, daughter to Arthur Edwy Meyer and Vivianne Fisher, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Elmo "Bud" Irish. His wife Patricia Carrol Swift was born 15 January 1933, daughter to John James Swift and Maxine Eleanor Jenness, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 27 June 1953, Andrew Joseph Castagnola, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced); married, secondly, Thomas R. Montague, (to whom likewise also refer). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Elmo "Bud" Irish and Patricia Carrol Swift.
Donald James Jack. His wife Lola-Joy Templeton, (to whom he was married 20 August 1966 at Riverview United Church, Calgary, Alberta), was born 25 August 1947 at Olds, Alberta, daughter to Arthur Edwin Ray Templeton and Margaret Aileen St. Clair, (to whom refer). In addition to adoption of children who, being "strangers in blood", are not to be further noted or documented in these records, this couple also begat issue: (1) James Ray Jack, born 25 January 1973, died in infancy, unmarried, 6 April 1973, buried in 1973 at Queen's Park Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta.
Robert Jack. His wife Eliza Faith Watson, (to whom he was married 28 December 1871), was born 10 August 1845 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, daughter to Charles "Silas" Watson and Susan Barrington, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Ennis James was born 30 September 1934. His wife Betty Laura Gates, (to whom he was married 25 July 1959), was born 3 September 1934, daughter to George Gates and Mary Jane Bryan, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Frederick Thomas James, born 8 October 1961; (2) Laura Lynn James, born 24 September 1966.
Jason Jamieson. His wife Tanya Hinton was daughter to John Hinton and Donna Kerr, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Bernard Janson. His wife Terri Anne Barrington was daughter to Donald Colquhoun Barrington and Joan Farnell, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Morgan Janson.
William Jenner. His wife Winnifred Mary Barrington, (to whom he was married in 2005), was born 29 January 1938 at or near Melbourne, Richmond County, Québec, daughter to William George Barrington and Mary Lestine Taber, (to whom refer); christened 2 September 1938; married, firstly, 23 December 1961, Robert John Fortin, (to whom also refer). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of William Jenner and Winnifred Mary Barrington.
Edward Jenness. His wife Susan Barrington was born 6 April 1852, daughter to Joseph Barrington and Norah (or Norry) Hannah Coughlin, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Wesley Ernest Jenness, born in New York, disappeared without further trace possibly under an assumed name following arrest and a period of judicial persecution through incarceration, who married 5 February 1908 at First Methodist Church, Du Bois, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, Hazel Maude Kunselman, (from whom subsequently divorced); (2) Florence Jenness; (3) Annie Jenness; (4) William Jenness.
Wesley Ernest Jenness was born in New York, son to Edward Jenness and Susan Barrington, (to whom refer); disappeared without further trace possibly under an assumed name following arrest and a period of judicial persecution through incarceration. His wife Hazel Maude Kunselman, (to whom he was married 5 February 1908 at First Methodist Church, Du Bois, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania and from whom subsequently divorced), was born 7 July 1889 at or near Punxsutawney, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, daughter to Styles Rankin Kunselman and Anna Craven; died 12 January 1960 at Bell, Los Angeles County, California. This couple begat issue: (1) Maxine Eleanor Jenness, born 28 April 1912 at or near Punxsutawney, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, died 15 March 1979 at Sacramento, Sacramento County, California, buried 21 March 1979 at Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, who married 19 April 1932, John James Swift; (2) Edward Styles Jenness, born 23 July 1916 at or near Punxsutawney, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, died in 1980 at Orange County, California.
Agnew Herbert Johnston (Trustee and Chairman of the Board of Education of Fort William, Ontario, for whom a school is named at Thunder Bay, longest-serving Presbyterian minister to that time in a single congregation in Canada, 99th Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, etc.) was born 26 October 1906 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to John Johnston and Eliza Victoria Templeton, (to whom refer). His wife Christine MacKay, (to whom he was married 13 October 1951), was born 14 July 1921; died in 1995. This couple begat issue: (1) John Andrew Agnew Johnston, born 15 October 1952 at Fort William, Thunder Bay District, Ontario, who married 2 June 1979, Amy Evelyn Gertz; (2) Kenneth Niall Harcourt Johnston, born 26 June 1956 in Ontario; (3) Andrew MacKay Johnston, born 19 June 1958 in Ontario.
Ernest Wilbert Johnston was born antenuptially 14 January 1941 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Harold Victor Johnston and Minnie O. Strickfoot, (to whom refer). His wife Ruth Elaine Stewart, (to whom he was married 10 September 1966 at Prescott, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 9 September 1944 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Allan Stewart and Ethel Kerr. This couple begat issue: (1) Lorie Ann Johnston, born 4 September 1971 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Kathryn Lynn Johnston, born in November 1975 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario.
Harcourt Templeton Johnston was born 1 October 1902 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to John Johnston and Eliza Victoria Templeton, (to whom refer); fathered out of wedlock, prior to marriage, by one Alice Carson, a female child, (for further records of whom refer to the entry labelled "Alice Carson" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work); died in 1991. His wife Margaret Hendry Gibb, (to whom he was married 12 September 1945), was born 31 August 1916. Harcourt Templeton Johnston and Margaret Hendry Gibb begat issue: (1) Margaret Elizabeth Johnston, born 11 July 1955 in Ontario, who married 27 December 1980 at Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay District, Ontario, Donald P. O'Neill.
Harold Victor Johnston was born 19 June 1909, son to Joshua Johnston and Emma Eliza (or Elizabeth Emma) Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 25 February 1911; died in 1987; buried at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Minnie O. Strickfoot, (to whom he was married 19 November 1941 at the Parsonage, the United Church of Canada, Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in 1911; died 13 March 1984; buried in 1984 at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Ernest Wilbert Johnston, born antenuptially 14 January 1941 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 10 September 1966 at Prescott, Grenville County, Ontario, Ruth Elaine Stewart.
James Allan Johnston was born 28 September 1906, son to Joshua Johnston and Emma Eliza (or Elizabeth Emma) Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 15 August 1908; died in 1996; buried at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Anna Lovina Douglas was born in 1905; married, firstly, Stanley Crummy; died in 1998; buried at Lehigh Cemetery, near Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of James Allan Johnston and Anna Lovina Douglas are presently available.
John Johnston (Reeve of the Township of Oxford, Counties Councillor of the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, etc., one of whose brothers The Honourable William Agnew Johnston served in succession as Member of the State House of Representatives, State Senator, State Attorney-General and finally Chief Justice of the State of Kansas, etc.) was born 23 January 1845, son to Mathew (or Matthew) Johnston (donor of the site for St. Matthew's Presbyterian Church, East Oxford, which was named in his honour, etc.) and Jane Agnew; married, firstly, 22 February 1871 at Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Elizabeth Anderson; died 6 December 1924; buried at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His second wife Eliza Victoria Templeton, (to whom he was married 13 March 1900 at Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 15 April 1871 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, daughter to James Templeton and Mary Ann Doolan, (to whom refer); died 6 February 1940 at McKellar Hospital, Fort William, Thunder Bay District, Ontario; buried in 1940 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. John Johnston and Eliza Victoria Templeton begat issue: (1) Harcourt Templeton Johnston, born 1 October 1902 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, fathered out of wedlock, prior to marriage, by one Alice Carson, a female child, (for further records of whom refer to the entry labelled "Alice Carson" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work), died in 1991, who married 12 September 1945, Margaret Hendry Gibb; (2) Agnew Herbert Johnston (Trustee and Chairman of the Board of Education of Fort William, Ontario, for whom a school is named at Thunder Bay, longest-serving Presbyterian minister to that time in a single congregation in Canada, 99th Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, etc.), born 26 October 1906 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 13 October 1951, Christine MacKay; (3) Myrtle Mabel Johnston, born 9 September 1909 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died unmarried 21 October 1957 in Ontario, buried at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario.
John Andrew Agnew Johnston was born 15 October 1952 at Fort William, Thunder Bay District, Ontario, son to Agnew Herbert Johnston and Christine MacKay, (to whom refer). His wife Amy Evelyn Gertz, (to whom he was married 2 June 1979), was born 18 December 1953 at Buffalo, Erie County, New York, daughter to John Blake Gertz and Diane June Stubinder. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Joshua Johnston was born in or about 1871 or 1872; died 10 January 1934; buried in 1934 at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Emma Eliza (according to some sources and general usage) (or Elizabeth Emma according to some sources and Registrar-General) Barrington was born 9 April 1874 (according to some sources and Registrar-General, not 9 April 1873 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to James Barrington and Sarah Eliza Justus, (to whom refer); died in 1961; buried at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario. In addition to the upbringing of their niece Helen Wilma Barrington, (daughter to William Nelson Barrington and Helen Barbara "Nellie" Watson, to whom also refer), this couple also begat issue: (1) James Allan Johnston, born 28 September 1906, christened 15 August 1908, died in 1996, buried at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Anna Lovina Douglas; (2) Harold Victor Johnston, born 19 June 1909, christened 25 February 1911, died in 1987, buried at Glen Elbe Cemetery, Glen Elbe, Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 19 November 1941 at the Parsonage, the United Church of Canada, Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Minnie O. Strickfoot.
Harry Nelson Joiner was born 17 August 1938. His wife Karen Elizabeth Chipman, (to whom he was married 3 June 1966), was born 6 May 1939, daughter to Samuel Gerald Chipman and Doris Aileen Dudley, (to whom refer); married, firstly, Paul Douglas McLaren, (to whom also refer). Harry Nelson Joiner and Karen Elizabeth Chipman begat issue: (1) Benjamin Andrew Joiner, born 11 May 1967.
Dennis Jones. His wife Mary-Ann Templeton, (to whom he was married 7 November 1981), was born 8 October 1955 at Lethbridge, Alberta, daughter to Arthur Edwin Ray Templeton and Margaret Aileen St. Clair, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Nathaniel Jones, who married Whitney Hemstock.
Nathaniel Jones was son to Dennis Jones and Mary-Ann Templeton, (to whom refer). His wife was Whitney Hemstock. This couple begat issue: (1) Cleopatra Jones.
James Montgomery Kennedy was born in or about 1869 or 1870 in Scotland; died 24 September 1948 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. His wife Caroline Adelaide Hutchison, (to whom he was married in or about 1889 or 1890 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was born 23 December 1872 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to Thomas James Hutchison and Jane Barrington Whittal, (to whom refer); died 26 February 1949 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Caroline "Carrie" Kennedy, born in or about 1889 or 1890 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (2) Isabel "Bella" Kennedy, born 12 December 1894 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (3) Gordon Kennedy, born in or about 1895 or 1896 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
D. Kepley. His wife Terry Lynne Meyer (Miss Edmonton and Miss Canada 1975, the 29th Miss Canada from 28 October 1974 to 3 November 1975, broadcasting host and "on-air personality", entrepreneur, marketing executive, etc.) was born 20 January 1952, daughter to Arthur Edwy Meyer and Vivianne Fisher, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Clarence Kerr. His wife Viola Brown was born 29 November 1901 at Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to John Brown and Margaret Gardner, (to whom refer); christened 21 February 1902 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Très-Saint-Sacrement Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James W. Kerruish was born 9 November 1939. His wife Eleanor Laurie Scott was born 20 September 1941, daughter to Walter Thomas Scott and Jean Davis McLean, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Laurie Lee Kerruish, born 8 April 1967.
Harry Alfred Kingstone. His wife Rae Eleanor Scott Greenham, (to whom he was married 28 July 1973), was born 2 October 1941, daughter to Raymond Stewart Greenham and Marion Eleanor Scott, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Herbert Symond Klyne was born 10 March 1891; died 10 December 1929; buried at Olivet Church Cemetery, Ellisville, near Seeley's Bay, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Anna Eliza "Bessie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 15 September 1927), was born 15 September 1899 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Wilson Simpson Barrington and Frances Jane "Jennie" Steacy (or Steacey), (to whom refer); married, secondly, 6 September 1936, Joseph Allan Murray, (to whom also refer); married, thirdly, 7 September 1963, George Henry "Harry" Clow, (to whom likewise also refer); died 15 June 1992 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of Herbert Symond Klyne and Anna Eliza "Bessie" Barrington are presently available.
Stanley LaFirst. His wife Connie Lynn Young, (to whom he was married 7 October 1985 at the Provincial Court House, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario and from whom subsequently divorced 2 February 1988), was born 24 November 1962 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Ronald Patrick Young and Helen Margaret Barrington, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 26 August 1995 at Port Elmsley, North Elmsley Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Christopher Daniel DeSalvo, (to whom also refer). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Stanley LaFirst and Connie Lynn Young.
Earl Lake. His wife Sharon Rochelle Burtch was born 9 May 1939, daughter to Herbert Burtch and Helen Jane Bryan, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Earl Carl Lake, born 14 August 1958; (2) Kevin Herbert Lake, born 22 June 1962; (3) Timothy Frederick Lake, born 28 December 1971.
Brian Larsen. His wife Laura Ann Meyer was born 26 April 1957, daughter to Arthur Edwy Meyer and Vivianne Fisher, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Allan Clifford Leacock (or Laycock) was born 2 September 1883, son to John Leacock (or Laycock) and Rebecca Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 15 December 1886; died 10 August 1981; buried in August 1981 at Hillcrest Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. His wife Helena Sarah Hewitt, (to whom he was married 20 June 1919), was born 20 December 1891; died 11 September 1991; buried in September 1991 at Hillcrest Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Arthur Allan Leacock, born 10 August 1922, christened 24 January 1923, who married 8 April 1944, Mary Lou Avery.
Arthur Allan Leacock was born 10 August 1922, son to Allan Clifford Leacock (or Laycock) and Helena Sarah Hewitt, (to whom refer); christened 24 January 1923. His wife was Mary Lou Avery, (to whom he was married 8 April 1944). This couple begat issue: (1) Joy Leacock, who married Marc André Pelletier; (2) Mary Lou Leacock, who married Dennis Leeder; (3) Kathy Leacock, who married Stanley Newberry; (4) Karen Leacock, who married her distant cousin Paul William Brown; (5) Eleanor Leacock (a Councillor of the Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley, etc.), who married Mark Renaud; (6) Jacky Leacock; (7) Constance Jean Leacock, born 8 July 1947, christened 14 September 1947, who married Donald Bielby.
George Leacock (or Laycock) was born 10 August 1840 or 20 August 1840 (depending upon sources) at Kitley Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, son to William Leacock (or Laycock) and Mary Montgomery; died 8 June 1920 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of gangrene; buried 9 June 1920 at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Caroline Barrington, (to whom he was married 28 December 1864 at Leeds County, Canada West), was born 18 December 1842 or 18 December 1843 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable), at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township or at Kitley Township (depending upon sources), Johnstown Municipal District, Canada West, daughter to William Barrington and Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary Green (or Greene), (to whom refer); christened 7 March 1843; died 11 January 1927 at or near Jasper, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of myocarditis following upon senility; buried in 1927 at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Emily Leacock (or Laycock), born 8 December 1865 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Canada West, died 12 August 1934, buried in August 1934 at St. Anne's Anglican Cemetery, Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married James Gardiner; (2) William Herbert Leacock (or Laycock), born 16 March 1868 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died in 1957, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 13 May 1891, Agnes "Aggie" Scott; (3) John Alfred Leacock (or Laycock), born 22 July 1871 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 20 November 1940 in consequence of skull fracture, buried at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married Alice Estella "Stella" Kilborn; (4) Lillian Elizabeth "Lilly" Leacock (or Laycock), born 22 November 1880 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 2 February 1881, died unmarried 3 March 1939, buried in 1939 at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; (5) Frederick Levi Leacock (or Laycock), born 24 November 1887 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 16 July 1888, died 27 February 1920 in consequence of spinal fracture, buried in 1920 at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; (6) Coral Idell Leacock (or Laycock), born in 1889.
John Leacock (or Laycock) was born in or about 1841, 1842 or 1843, son to William Leacock (or Laycock) and Mary ---; died 22 July 1893 (not 22 July 1894 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) in consequence of his having been struck by lightning; buried 24 July 1893 at Toledo-on-the-Hill Cemetery, Toledo, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Rebecca Barrington, (to whom he was married 19 October 1870 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 3 May 1844 or 3 May 1845 (according to differing dates, both appearing in Family Bible, the earlier date being more probable), daughter to William Barrington and Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary Green (or Greene), (to whom refer); died 28 April 1918 in consequence of cardiac failure; buried in 1918 at Toledo-on-the-Hill Cemetery, Toledo, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Elizabeth Helen Leacock (or Laycock), born in or about December 1871, died early, unmarried, 11 May 1885 (not 11 May 1886 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) in consequence of brain fever, buried 13 May 1885 at Toledo-on-the-Hill Cemetery, Toledo, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) William Hilliard Leacock (or Laycock), born 25 March 1875, died in 1936, buried at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, who married, firstly, Edna Maud Purcell, and, secondly, 4 July 1917 at the bride's residence, Ida Annie Kinch; (3) John Milborn Leacock (or Laycock), born 7 January 1881, christened 6 April 1881, died in 1954, buried at Toledo-on-the-Hill Cemetery, Toledo, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (4) Allan Clifford Leacock (or Laycock), born 2 September 1883, christened 15 December 1886, died 10 August 1981, buried in August 1981 at Hillcrest Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario, who married 20 June 1919, Helena Sarah Hewitt.
John Alfred Leacock (or Laycock) was born 22 July 1871 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to George Leacock (or Laycock) and Caroline Barrington, (to whom refer); died 20 November 1940 in consequence of skull fracture; buried at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Alice Estella "Stella" Kilborn was born 26 December 1884; died in 1980; buried at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Herbert Ennis Leacock (or Laycock), born 4 March 1908, christened 25 November 1915.
William Herbert Leacock (or Laycock) was born 16 March 1868 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to George Leacock (or Laycock) and Caroline Barrington, (to whom refer); died in 1957; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Agnes "Aggie" Scott, (to whom he was married 13 May 1891), was born 11 January 1867; died in 1925; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
William Hilliard Leacock (or Laycock) was born 25 March 1875, son to John Leacock (or Laycock) and Rebecca Barrington, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 4 July 1917 at the bride's residence, Ida Annie Kinch, (to whom also refer); died in 1936; buried at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. His first wife Edna Maud Purcell was born 27 September 1874; died in 1916; buried at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. William Hilliard Leacock (or Laycock) and Edna Maud Purcell begat issue: (1) Howard P. Leacock, born in November 1903; (2) Elva Elizabeth (or Elizabeth Elva) Leacock, born in 1908, died early, unmarried, in March 1910 in consequence of cardiac difficulties, buried in 1910 at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario; (3) Edna May Leacock, born in 1910, died in extreme infancy, unmarried, in 1910, buried at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario.
William Hilliard Leacock (or Laycock) was born 25 March 1875, son to John Leacock (or Laycock) and Rebecca Barrington, (to whom refer); married, firstly, Edna Maud Purcell, (to whom also refer); died in 1936; buried at Maple Vale Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario. His second wife Ida Annie Kinch, (to whom he was married 4 July 1917 at the bride's residence), was born in 1892; died in 1985; buried at Wolford Cemetery, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. William Hilliard Leacock (or Laycock) and Ida Annie Kinch begat issue: (1) Lyla May Leacock, born 4 November 1920, christened 17 December 1920, who married 9 May 1945 at Easton's Corners, Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Harold Ferguson.
Dennis Leeder. His wife Mary Lou Leacock was daughter to Arthur Allan Leacock and Mary Lou Avery, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Wilfrid Leeder was born 3 February 1922. His wife Jean Marie Bryan was born antenuptially 17 September 1928, daughter to Harold Thomas Bryan and Mary Alice Wilhelmine Scott, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Cheryl Anne Leeder, born 21 March 1947, who married John Gavin.
Charles W. Leggett was born in 1883; died in 1959. His wife Helena Maud "Lena" Fair, (to whom he was married 11 November 1908), was born 10 October 1884, daughter to Edwin Montrose Fair and Charlotte Anna Steacy, (to whom refer); died in 1954 at Ganges, Salt Spring Island, British Columbia. This couple begat issue: (1) Christine Leggett; (2) Edwin Leggett; (3) John Fair Leggett, born in 1911, died in 1972, who married Marguerite H. Anderson.
John Fair Leggett was born in 1911, son to Charles W. Leggett and Helena Maud "Lena" Fair, (to whom refer); died in 1972. His wife Marguerite H. Anderson was born 1917; died in 1992. This couple begat issue: (1) Robert J. Leggett, born in 1943, who married D. Lynne Ward.
Robert J. Leggett was born in 1943, son to John Fair Leggett and Marguerite H. Anderson, (to whom refer). His wife D. Lynne Ward was born in 1946. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
George Leigh. His wife Joan Barrington was daughter to Alexander Barrington and Joan Brereton, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Harold Liske. His wife Evron Barrington was daughter to Thomas Samuel Barrington and Mabel Wade, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) a female child, name unrecorded; (2) a female child, name unrecorded.
Percy Harold Lockwood. His wife Doreen Gardiner, (to whom he was married 14 July 1934 at the residence of the Reverend C. F. Brown, Smiths Falls, Lanark County, Ontario), was daughter to James Gardiner and Mary Emily Leacock (or Laycock), (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Joseph Ludlow. His wife Joyce Barrington was daughter to Thomas Samuel Barrington and Mabel Wade, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) a child, name and sex unrecorded; (2) a child, name and sex unrecorded; (3) a child, name and sex unrecorded; (4) a child, name and sex unrecorded.
John Lyons. His wife Annie Barrington was born 2 October 1857 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, daughter to William Barrington and Margaret Millar, (to whom refer); christened 10 February 1858 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Peter MacPherson. His wife Karen Jane Barrington was daughter to Donald Colquhoun Barrington and Joan Farnell, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Kim MacPherson; (2) Chris MacPherson; (3) Curtis MacPherson.
Norman A. MacRae. His wife Florence Barrington was born in 1904, daughter to John Bennett Barrington and Elizabeth Catherine Smith, (to whom refer); died in 1980. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Ronald Campbell MacWilliams (like his brothers a renowned championship golfer and athlete, and brother to Andrew Carson MacWilliams, QC, noted legal counsel and City Solicitor of The City of Calgary, etc.) was born 14 June 1906, son to Andrew MacWilliams (prominent Presbyterian clergyman, civic and community leader, Registrar of Calgary College, etc.) and Effie Martha Carson (well-known Calgary socialite, service club and charity organiser, President of the Local Council of Women, etc.); died 12 October 1953 in the garage at his residence, 1640 14 Avenue South West, Calgary, Alberta (afterward the site of the Sunalta Community Wildflower Garden, otherwise sometimes referred to as Templeton-MacWilliams Park) in consequence of cardiac arrest. His wife Ida Patricia Templeton, (to whom he was married 30 December 1940), was born 4 August 1914, daughter to John Wellington Templeton and Ida Josephine Larson, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Nora Patricia MacWilliams, born 14 November 1941, who married 7 October 1961, Allan Leslie Short, (from whom subsequently divorced); (2) Ronald James MacWilliams, born 24 August 1946.
--- Marcellus. His wife Annabelle Hamilton was daughter to William Hamilton and Deborah Barrington, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Dwight Marcellus; (2) Russell Marcellus, died (killed), World War II.
Kenneth Roy Maresh was born 14 June 1938. His wife Sandra Ruth Scott was born 27 September 1939, daughter to Harold Bedford Scott and Ruth Shields, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Scott Anthony Maresh, born 20 April 1960; (2) Kenneth Roy Maresh II., born 26 November 1961; (3) Pamela Jean Maresh, born 23 February 1963; (4) Edward Alan Maresh, born 1 August 1967; (5) Stacey Allen Maresh, born 7 May 1970.
Charles Marshall was born in 1899; buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Harriet "Hattie" Horton (Rowsome or Rowsom), (to whom he was married 25 January 1922), was born 23 October 1897 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Samuel Todd Rowsome (or Rowsom) and Harriet Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 30 October 1897 in Ontario; brought up after her mother's death by her uncle and aunt Abraham Horton and Margaret Barrington, (to whom also refer), thereafter assuming and bearing until time of marriage the said surname Horton in lieu of that of Rowsome (or Rowsom); died 13 October 1979 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried in October 1979 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
William Percival Maw was born 3 June 1872 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Ellen "Nellie" Whittal, (to whom he was married 21 March 1894 at the Methodist Church, Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born 12 April 1873 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to William Whittal and Agnes Beattie, (to whom refer); died 26 August 1896 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Brian James McBroom was born 27 February 1955, son to Gordon James McBroom and Barbara Jane Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife Nancy Jean Armstrong, (to whom he was married 5 February 1983), was born in 1955. This couple begat issue: (1) Robert Thomas McBroom, born a twin 25 September 1985; (2) Elizabeth Ann McBroom, born a twin 25 September 1985; (3) Kelly Jean McBroom, born 21 March 1989.
Gordon James McBroom was born in 1934. His wife Barbara Jane Barrington, (to whom he was married 14 August 1953), was born 3 August 1934, daughter to Wilson Keble Barrington and Ruth Beatrice Larmour, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Brian James McBroom, born 27 February 1955, who married 5 February 1983, Nancy Jean Armstrong; (2) Brenda Jane McBroom, born 25 June 1958, who married 24 May 1981, Daniel John Dengis; (3) Carol Ann McBroom, born 24 August 1960, who married 7 March 1981, Douglas Ian Ashford; (4) Gregory John McBroom, born 31 August 1962, who married 21 August 1990, Laura Desjarlais.
Gregory John McBroom was born 31 August 1962, son to Gordon James McBroom and Barbara Jane Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife was Laura Desjarlais, (to whom he was married 21 August 1990). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Merrick McKay. His wife Hester (Hesther or Esther) Fair was born 10 November 1900, daughter to William Albert Fair and Lila Cook, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William McLane. His wife Rachel Barrington, (to whom he was married 11 September 1856 at Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Canada East), was born in or about 1823 or 1824 in Lower Canada, daughter to John Barrington and Elizabeth Earl, (to whom refer); bore out of wedlock, prior to marriage, by a man unrecorded, a female child, (for further records of whom refer to the entry labelled "Rachel Barrington" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work). No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of William McLane and Rachel Barrington are presently available.
Paul Douglas McLaren was born 2 November 1936; died 25 May 1962. His wife Karen Elizabeth Chipman was born 6 May 1939, daughter to Samuel Gerald Chipman and Doris Aileen Dudley, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 3 June 1966, Harry Nelson Joiner, (to whom also refer). Paul Douglas McLaren and Karen Elizabeth Chipman begat issue: (1) Paul Dale McLaren, born 23 May 1960; (2) Anthony Shawn McLaren, born 24 August 1961.
David Gordon McLennan was born in May 1961, son to John Roderick McLennan and Marjorie Blanche Shotter, (to whom refer). His wife was Susan Johan Rodger, (to whom he was married 24 August 1984 at Thornhill, Markham and Vaughan Municipalities, York Regional Municipality, Ontario). This couple begat issue: (1) Geoffrey Gordon McLennan, born 2 October 1992 at Thornhill, Markham and Vaughan Municipalities, York Regional Municipality, Ontario; (2) Sarah Elizabeth McLennan, born 13 June 1995 at Montréal, Montréal Urban Community, Québec.
John Charles Roderick McLennan was born 7 August 1956, son to John Roderick McLennan and Marjorie Blanche Shotter, (to whom refer). His wife was Teresa Anne McMullen, (to whom he was married 30 June 1979 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario). This couple begat issue: (1) John Andrew McLennan, born 13 April 1980; (2) Brendan Roderick McLennan, born 27 March 1984; (3) Geoffrey Robert McLennan, born 19 April 1985; (4) Allison Megan McLennan, born 5 January 1992.
John Robert McLennan (an Alderman of The Town of Brockville, etc.) was born 31 July 1903, son to John McLennan and Edith Baldwin; died 17 November 1965; buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife LouEdna Marguerite Barrington, (to whom he was married 22 March 1926 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 21 December 1903 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Wilson Simpson Barrington and Frances Jane "Jennie" Steacy (or Steacey), (to whom refer); died 22 December 1996 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried 24 December 1996 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) John Roderick McLennan, born 30 October 1929, who married 21 August 1954 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Marjorie Blanche Shotter; (2) Nancy Jane McLennan, born 29 December 1937 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 6 September 1958 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Gary Franklyn Roberts.
John Roderick McLennan was born 30 October 1929, son to John Robert McLennan and LouEdna Marguerite Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife was Marjorie Blanche Shotter, (to whom he was married 21 August 1954 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario). This couple begat issue: (1) John Charles Roderick McLennan, born 7 August 1956, who married 30 June 1979 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Teresa Anne McMullen; (2) David Gordon McLennan, born in May 1961, who married 24 August 1984 at Thornhill, Markham and Vaughan Municipalities, York Regional Municipality, Ontario, Susan Johan Rodger.
Gordon McLeod was born 4 December 1928. His wife Beverley Alena Chipman, (to whom he was married 6 September 1951 and from whom subsequently divorced), was born 11 June 1932, daughter to Samuel Gerald Chipman and Doris Aileen Dudley, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 3 May 1963, Gordon Bothwell Wansbrough, (to whom also refer). Gordon McLeod and Beverley Alena Chipman begat issue: (1) Candace Aileen McLeod, born 28 August 1952, who married Brian Franklin; (2) Gregory Leroy Chipman McLeod, born 9 October 1955.
Donald Keith McNeely was born 10 October 1952, son to Douglas Keith McNeely and Mary Barnes, (to whom refer). His wife was Joan Rabbie. This couple begat issue: (1) Carrie Ann McNeely, born 20 August 1972; (2) Terry Lynn McNeely, born 3 December 1974.
Douglas Keith McNeely was born 27 October 1926, son to Hubert A. McNeely and Lenna Bryan, (to whom refer). His wife was Mary Barnes. This couple begat issue: (1) Donald Keith McNeely, born 10 October 1952, who married Joan Rabbie; (2) Linda Louise McNeely, born 6 October 1954, who married James Offord; (3) James Allen McNeely, born 8 February 1956; (4) Sandra Ann McNeely, born 25 January 1957; (5) William Earl McNeely, born 22 May 1960; (6) Robert John McNeely, born 18 December 1961.
Hubert A. McNeely died 20 October 1973. His wife Lenna Bryan, (to whom he was married 15 September 1920), was born 19 April 1895 at or near Lyndhurst, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to William Jacob Bryan and Margaret Ann Moorehead, (to whom refer); died 13 February 1976 at St. Mary's of the Lake Hospital, Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Frances Doreen McNeely, born 15 March 1921, who married 17 July 1943, William B. DeWolfe; (2) James Earl McNeely, born 19 February 1925, who married Helen Doyle; (3) Douglas Keith McNeely, born 27 October 1926, who married Mary Barnes; (4) Margaret Eleanor McNeely, born 17 February 1929, who married John Rodgers; (5) Helen Joan McNeely, born 16 March 1932, who married in June 1959, Richard Henderson; (6) Hubert John Frederick McNeely, born 30 October 1934, who married 2 December 1961, Joan Stewart.
Hubert John Frederick McNeely was born 30 October 1934, son to Hubert A. McNeely and Lenna Bryan, (to whom refer). His wife was Joan Stewart, (to whom he was married 2 December 1961). No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
James Earl McNeely was born 19 February 1925, son to Hubert A. McNeely and Lenna Bryan, (to whom refer). His wife was Helen Doyle. This couple begat issue: (1) Joseph Earl McNeely, born 30 August 1956; (2) Helen Marie McNeely, born 26 November 1957; (3) Hubert John McNeely, born 14 March 1959; (4) Elizabeth Ann McNeely, born 30 November 1960; (5) Thomas Edward McNeely, born 23 December 1961; (6) Laurie Elaine McNeely, born 17 April 1965.
James Hunter Meriwether III. was born 17 September 1934. His wife Virginia Jane Berger, (to whom he was married 20 June 1957), was born 13 September 1934, daughter to Harold Elmer Berger and Ethel Margaret Doolan, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Lucinda dePauw Meriwether, born 4 July 1960; (2) Margaret Hollyday Meriwether, born 18 October 1961; (3) James Hunter Meriwether IV., born 16 November 1963; (4) Melinda Caroline Meriwether, born 19 June 1970.
Arthur Edwy Meyer (distinguished petroleum engineer, Governor of The University of Calgary, etc.) was born 7 September 1927 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, son to Frank Spencer Meyer and Mildred Louise Murphy, (to whom refer). His wife Vivianne Fisher, (to whom he was married 14 July 1951 at Yorkton, Saskatchewan), was born 15 January 1928. This couple begat issue: (1) Terry Lynne Meyer (Miss Edmonton and Miss Canada 1975, the 29th Miss Canada from 28 October 1974 to 3 November 1975, broadcasting host and "on-air personality", entrepreneur, marketing executive, etc.), born 20 January 1952, who married D. Kepley; (2) Nancy Jane Meyer, born 23 May 1953, who married Shane D. Inlow; (3) Daniel Frank Meyer, born 14 December 1954; (4) Laura Ann Meyer, born 26 April 1957, who married Brian Larsen; (5) John Arthur Kenneth Meyer, born 3 December 1958.
Frank Spencer Meyer was born 5 July 1887 at or near Dublin, Dublin City County, Leinster Province, Ireland; died 16 July 1951 at Yorkton, Saskatchewan. His wife Mildred Louise Murphy, (to whom he was married 6 September 1924 at Winnipeg, Manitoba), was born 14 June 1899 at New York City, New York, daughter to Luther E. Murphy and Mary Ann Bryan, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Joyce Meyer, born 16 June 1926; (2) Arthur Edwy Meyer (distinguished petroleum engineer, Governor of The University of Calgary, etc.), born 7 September 1927 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, who married 14 July 1951 at Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Vivianne Fisher.
Thomas R. Montague was born 1 October 1924 at Salinas, Monterey County, California, son to Thomas J. Montague and Audry Valenti; died 4 November 1987 at Sacramento, Sacramento County, California. His wife Patricia Carrol Swift was born 15 January 1933, daughter to John James Swift and Maxine Eleanor Jenness, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 27 June 1953, Andrew Joseph Castagnola, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced); married, thirdly, Elmo "Bud" Irish, (to whom likewise also refer). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Thomas R. Montague and Patricia Carrol Swift.
James Irvin Montgomery was born in 1925, son to Samuel Gordon Montgomery and Eula M. Patience, (to whom refer); died in 1995. His wife Helen B. Ripley was born in 1918; died in 1996; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Samuel Gordon Montgomery was born in 1896; died in 1991; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Eula M. Patience was born a twin 19 May 1894, daughter to James Daniel Patience and Martha E. Earl, (to whom refer); died in 1970; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) James Irvin Montgomery, born in 1925, died in 1995, who married Helen B. Ripley; (2) Stewart Leon Montgomery, born in 1930; (3) Charles Donald Montgomery, born in 1931.
Francis Morrison was born in November 1849; died in 1924; buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Keziah Hanton was born 1 May 1855, daughter to William J. Hanton and Johanna (or Joanna) Barrington, (to whom refer); died in 1953; buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Robert A. Morrison, born 25 January 1881, died unmarried in 1903, buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Melbourne Morrison, born 26 February 1889.
Wilfrid Fergus Morrison was born 28 November 1895 at or near Bishop's Mills, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to James Morrison and Ellen McCoy; married, firstly, Pearl McClintock; died 24 March 1975 in Ontario; buried in 1975 at Alexander Union Cemetery, Bishop's Mills, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His second wife Alice Zelba Gardner, (to whom he was married 30 October 1935 at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 19 August 1897 (not 26 August 1897 as erroneously suggested or indicated in the records of the Registrar-General of Ontario on the basis of mistaken information accidentally supplied by her maternal grandfather) at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, daughter to William John Gardner and Mary Templeton, (to whom refer); died 22 April 1994 at Bayfield Manor, Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario; buried 25 April 1994 at Alexander Union Cemetery, Bishop's Mills, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Wilfrid Fergus Morrison and Alice Zelba Gardner.
Honoré Morrisseau was son to Arthur Morrisseau and Hedwidge (Edwidge or Edwige) Faubert. His wife Anita (or Anne) Barrington, (to whom he was married 15 September 1924 at Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was born in or about 1907 or 1908, daughter to John Thomas Barrington and Corinne Duquette, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Luther E. Murphy was born 19 April 1860. His wife Mary Ann Bryan, (to whom he was married 7 August 1889), was born 10 November 1864, daughter to William Peter Bryan and Deborah A. Doolan, (to whom refer); died 24 March 1944. This couple begat issue: (1) Ethel Marion Murphy, born 6 June 1890, died unmarried 27 July 1946; (2) Mildred Louise Murphy, born 14 June 1899 at New York City, New York, who married 6 September 1924 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Frank Spencer Meyer.
Joseph Allan Murray was born 19 March 1888; died 12 February 1960. His wife Anna Eliza "Bessie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 6 September 1936), was born 15 September 1899 at Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Wilson Simpson Barrington and Frances Jane "Jennie" Steacy (or Steacey), (to whom refer); married, firstly, 15 September 1927, Herbert Symond Klyne, (to whom also refer); married, thirdly, 7 September 1963, George Henry "Harry" Clow, (to whom likewise also refer); died 15 June 1992 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of Joseph Allan Murray and Anna Eliza "Bessie" Barrington are presently available.
T. Musto. His wife --- Barrington was daughter to William Barrington and Sarah Ellen "Sadie" Pritchard, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Constantine Neale. His wife Ann (or Anne) Barrington was daughter to Benjamin Barrington and Thomasina Comerford, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Stanley Newberry. His wife Kathy Leacock was daughter to Arthur Allan Leacock and Mary Lou Avery, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Oliver Nix. His wife Jane Barrington was daughter to Alexander Barrington and Joan Brereton, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Richard Noble died on Michaelmas Day in 1609. His wife Anne Barrington was daughter to John Barrington and Johanna Hovenden, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James Offord. His wife Linda Louise McNeely was born 6 October 1954, daughter to Douglas Keith McNeely and Mary Barnes, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Jeffrey James Offord, born 25 September 1972; (2) Sarah Jane Offord, born 9 March 1975.
Donald P. O'Neill. His wife Margaret Elizabeth Johnston, (to whom he was married 27 December 1980 at Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay District, Ontario), was born 11 July 1955 in Ontario, daughter to Harcourt Templeton Johnston and Margaret Hendry Gibb, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William Wallace Orr was born in or about 1884 or 1885; died in 1949 in Québec. His wife Barbara Agnes Whittal, (to whom he was married in or about 1907 or 1908 at Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec), was born 5 January 1887 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to William Whittal and Agnes Beattie, (to whom refer); died in or about 1972 or 1973 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Al Parish. His wife Marlane Barrington was daughter to Edward John Barrington and Verta Cornforth, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Alexander Paterson. His wife Marjorie Slack was daughter to Charles Barrington "Barry" Slack and Viona Marie Shearer, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James Daniel Patience was born 25 March 1852; died 1 November 1936; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Martha E. Earl was born 20 March 1860, daughter to Allan (or Allen) Earl and Elizabeth (or Eliza) Barrington, (to whom refer); died in 1931; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Edith Patience, born in February 1883, died in infancy, unmarried, 24 August 1883, buried in August 1883 at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Margaret E. Patience, born 7 May 1885, died in 1942, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Elwell E. Slack; (3) Gerald Patience, born 3 September 1890, died early, unmarried, 18 October 1903, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (4) Eula M. Patience, born a twin 19 May 1894, died in 1970, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Samuel Gordon Montgomery; (5) Elizabeth May Patience, born a twin 19 May 1894, died in 1966, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married William Austin Bennett.
Oliver Pattemore was born in 1912; died in 1978; buried at Harlem Cemetery, Harlem, Bastard Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Reata Ilene Townsend was born in 1921, daughter to Clarke Townsend and Mildred Fair, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William Paull. His wife Doreen Barrington was daughter to Leonard Frederick Barrington and Ivy Grace Haird, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Marc André Pelletier. His wife Joy Leacock was daughter to Arthur Allan Leacock and Mary Lou Avery, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Blake Perry. His wife Gloria Brown was daughter to Gordon Denis Brown and Marjorie Doris Giffin, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Allan Arthur Peterson was born 27 April 1923; died 24 June 2001; buried in 2001 at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Helen Wilma Barrington, (to whom he was married 18 January 1941 at Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born posthumously 22 March 1922 at or near New Rockland, Richmond County, Québec, daughter to Wlliam Nelson Barrington and Helen Barbara "Nellie" Watson, (to whom refer); christened 4 August 1922 at or near New Rockland, Richmond County, Québec; afterward brought up by her uncle and aunt Joshua Johnston and Emma Eliza (or Elizabeth Emma) Barrington, (to whom also refer); died 13 November 2000; buried at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Helen Barbara Peterson, born 5 August 1941, who married 15 August 1959 at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Addison, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Francis Earl Brayton; (2) Robert Allan Peterson, born 18 January 1951, who married 9 September 1972, Rhonda Scott.
Robert Allan Peterson was born 18 January 1951, son to Arthur Allan Peterson and Helen Wilma Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife Rhonda Scott, (to whom he was married 9 September 1972), was born 1 September 1951. This couple begat issue: (1) Jason Robert Peterson, born 22 September 1977 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Jamie Ryan Peterson, born 16 December 1978 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario.
--- Raison. His wife Dorene Townsend was daughter to Clarke Townsend and Mildred Fair, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James Reid. His wife Vivian Barrington was daughter to Thomas Samuel Barrington and Mabel Wade, (to whom refer). No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
Mark Renaud. His wife Eleanor Leacock (a Councillor of the Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley, etc.) was daughter to Arthur Allan Leacock and Mary Lou Avery, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Frederick Carman Reveler was born in or about 1887 or 1888, son to James Reveler and Mary Jane Barrington, (to whom refer); died 13 September 1960; buried in September 1960 at Maple Ridge Cemetery, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario. His wife Mary Jean "Jennie" Fleming, (to whom he was married 23 December ----), was born in 1890; died in 1984; buried at Maple Ridge Cemetery, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) James C. Reveler; (2) Doris Mary Reveler, born in or about 1914 or 1915, died 10 April 1940 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, buried in 1940 at Maple Ridge Cemetery, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario, who married Cassian Hlynka.
James Reveler was born in or about 1845 or 1846 at Winchester Township, Dundas County, Canada West, son to Hudson Reveler and Eliza McWatters; died 23 March 1908; buried in 1908 at Morewood, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario. His wife Mary Jane Barrington, (to whom he was married 11 October 1876 at Winchester, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario), was born 15 May 1853 at Mountain Township, Dundas County, Canada West, daughter to Thomas Barrington and Ann Mulloy, (to whom refer); christened 3 September 1853 at Mountain Township, Dundas County, Canada West; died 26 June 1932; buried in June 1932 at Morewood, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Frederick Carman Reveler, born in or about 1887 or 1888, died 13 September 1960, buried in September 1960 at Maple Ridge Cemetery, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario, who married 23 December ---, Mary Jean "Jennie" Fleming.
Darcy Roadhouse. His wife Donna Brown was daughter to Gordon Denis Brown and Marjorie Doris Giffin, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Barry Kevin Roberts was born 2 February 1964 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Gary Franklyn Roberts and Nancy Jane McLennan, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 14 May 1993 at Ottawa, Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality, Ontario, Linda Brunet, (to whom also refer). His first wife was Karen Ellis, (to whom he was married 6 June 1989). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Barry Kevin Roberts and Karen Ellis.
Barry Kevin Roberts was born 2 February 1964 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Gary Franklyn Roberts and Nancy Jane McLennan, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 6 June 1989, Karen Ellis, (to whom also refer). His second wife was Linda Brunet, (to whom he was married 14 May 1993 at Ottawa, Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality, Ontario). Barry Kevin Roberts and Linda Brunet begat issue: (1) Zachary Kevin Roberts, born 14 March 1996 at Ottawa, Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality, Ontario.
Earl Roberts. His wife Nancy Lee Barrington was daughter to George William Barrington and Eva Waffle, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Gary Franklyn Roberts was son to Percy Roberts and Cora Crowder. His wife Nancy Jane McLennan, (to whom he was married 6 September 1958 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 29 December 1937 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to John Robert McLennan and LouEdna Marguerite Barrington, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Gary Ian Roberts, born 19 June 1959 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 29 July 1994 at Ottawa, Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality, Ontario, Beth Ann Blain; (2) John Michael Roberts, born 6 December 1960 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 11 April 1987 at Merrickville, Grenville County, Ontario, Jo-Anne Marie Wilson; (3) Barry Kevin Roberts, born 2 February 1964 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married, firstly, 6 June 1989, Karen Ellis, and, secondly, 14 May 1993 at Ottawa, Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality, Ontario, Linda Brunet.
Gary Ian Roberts was born 19 June 1959 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Gary Franklyn Roberts and Nancy Jane McLennan, (to whom refer). His wife was Beth Ann Blain, (to whom he was married 29 July 1994 at Ottawa, Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality, Ontario). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
John Michael Roberts was born 6 December 1960 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Gary Franklyn Roberts and Nancy Jane McLennan, (to whom refer). His wife Jo-Anne Marie Wilson, (to whom he was married 11 April 1987 at Merrickville, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 3 April 1964 at or near North Gower, North Gower Township, Carleton County, Ontario, daughter to Allan Wilson and Louise McGovern. This couple begat issue: (1) Janica Kathleen Marie Roberts, born 4 February 1992 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Michael Jared Daniel Roberts, born 7 June 1995 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario.
John Rodgers. His wife Margaret Eleanor McNeely was born 17 February 1929, daughter to Hubert A. McNeely and Lenna Bryan, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Janet Joanne Rodgers, born 14 June 1959; (2) Karen Louise Rodgers, born 6 August 1963; (3) John Richard Rodgers, born 11 December 1968.
Samuel Todd Rowsome (or Rowsom) was born 4 November 1865 at Wolford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to Samuel R. Rowsome (or Rowsom) and Martha Todd; married, secondly, 26 April 1899 at Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Martha Ann Giffin; died 7 June 1941 at Leeds County, Ontario; buried 8 June 1941 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His first wife Harriet "Hattie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 15 March 1892 or 15 November 1892, depending upon sources, at the Anglican Rectory, Frankville, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 11 July 1867 at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to James Barrington and Sarah Eliza Justus, (to whom refer); died 30 October 1897 on Concession 11, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario in consequence of one week's suffering with puerperal fever following upon childbirth; buried at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. Samuel Todd Rowsome (or Rowsom) and Harriet Barrington begat issue: (1) Abel (or Able) Lawrence (or Leonard) Rowsome (or Rowsom), born 13 November 1895 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 26 July 1896 in Ontario, died early, unmarried, 12 September 1902 Concession 10, Kitley Township, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in September 1902 at Weir Cemetery, near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario; (2) Harriet "Hattie" Rowsome (or Rowsom), born 23 October 1897 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, christened 30 October 1897 in Ontario, brought up after her mother's death by her uncle and aunt Abraham Horton and Margaret Barrington, (to whom also refer), thereafter assuming and bearing until time of marriage the said surname Horton in lieu of that of Rowsome (or Rowsom), died 13 October 1979 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, buried in October 1979 at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 25 January 1922, Charles Marshall.
Floyd Sammons. His wife Lillian Hutchison was daughter to James William Hutchison and Emma ---, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue, of whom no further record is presently available.
Daryl Sands. His wife Karen Barrington was daughter to Donald Frederick Barrington and Patrica Poucher, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Melissa Sands; (2) Jeremy Sands.
Arthur Allan Scott was born 11 January 1904 in Ontario, son to William John Scott and Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, (to whom refer). His wife Glenna Althea Kinch, (to whom he was married 21 September 1926), was born in 1905. This couple begat issue: (1) Fleeta Jacqueline Scott, born 28 April 1928 in Ontario, died early, unmarried, 15 September 1939 in Ontario.
Harold Bedford Scott was born 15 March 1906 in Ontario, son to William John Scott and Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, (to whom refer); died 5 May 1980. His wife Ruth Shields died in October 1950. This couple begat issue: (1) William John Scott II., born 1 August 1935, who married Mary Diane Patreka; (2) Sandra Ruth Scott, born 27 September 1939, who married Kenneth Roy Maresh; (3) Robert Newton Scott, born 18 January 1941 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, who married 22 October 1960, Georgia Lee Swanson.
Leonard Templeton Scott was born 13 December 1899 in Ontario, son to William John Scott and Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, (to whom refer); died 2 March 1985 in Ontario. His wife Lillian Erma Dixie, (to whom he was married 6 July 1921), was born 15 May 1899; died 9 March 1993 in Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Marion Eleanor Scott, born 11 April 1923 in Ontario, died in 1989 in Ontario, who married 14 May 1941 at Lyn, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, Raymond Stewart Greenham.
Robert John Scott was born 21 March 1898 in Ontario, son to William John Scott and Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 28 August 1943, Mary Delores Moore, (to whom also refer). His first wife was Olive Christie, (to whom he was married in January 1921 and from whom subsequently divorced). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Robert John Scott and Olive Christie.
Robert John Scott was born 21 March 1898 in Ontario, son to William John Scott and Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, (to whom refer); married, firstly, in January 1921, Olive Christie, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced). His second wife was Mary Delores Moore, (to whom he was married 28 August 1943). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Robert John Scott and Mary Delores Moore.
Robert Newton Scott was born 18 January 1941 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, son to Harold Bedford Scott and Ruth Shields, (to whom refer). His wife Georgia Lee Swanson, (to whom he was married 22 October 1960), was born 30 August 1942 at Centralia, Lewis County, Washington. This couple begat issue: (1) Deborah Lynn Scott, born 25 February 1962 at Livonia, Wayne County, Michigan; (2) Kimberly Ann Scott, born 21 February 1964 at Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington; (3) Gayle Christine Scott, born 4 June 1968 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan.
Walter Thomas Scott was born 9 April 1908 in Ontario, son to William John Scott and Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, (to whom refer); died 2 November 1972. His wife Jean Davis McLean, (to whom he was married 15 July 1937), died 15 May 1983. This couple begat issue: (1) a male child, unnamed, born 9 March 1939, died at birth or in extreme infancy, unmarried, 9 March 1939; (2) Eleanor Laurie Scott, born 20 September 1941, who married James W. Kerruish.
William Albert Scott was born 4 January 1902 at or near Addison, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to William John Scott and Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, (to whom refer); died 8 December 1977 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. His wife Mary Lura Lyons, (to whom he was married 24 October 1926, not in June 1927 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources, at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 18 June 1903 at or near Newboyne, Bastard Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Edward Lyons and Martha Emily Drummond; died in January 1958 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
William John Scott was born 10 August 1861; died 20 March 1945; buried in 1945 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, (to whom he was married 25 October 1893 in Ontario), was born a twin 29 June 1868 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, daughter to James Templeton and Mary Ann Doolan, (to whom refer); died 19 July 1940 in Ontario; buried in July 1940 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Lloyd James Daniel Scott, born 29 October 1895 in Ontario, died (killed) on Active Service, World War I., unmarried, 29 September 1918 during the breaking of the Hindenburg Line (not at the Battle of Cambrai as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources but which actually occurred the previous year), buried in 1918 at Bourlon Wood Allied War Cemetery, Bois de Bourlon, Pais-de-Calais Department, Nord-Pas-de-Calais Region, the French Republic; (2) Robert John Scott, born 21 March 1898 in Ontario, who married, firstly, in January 1921, Olive Christie, (from whom subsequently divorced), and, secondly, 28 August 1943, Mary Delores Moore; (3) Leonard Templeton Scott, born 13 December 1899 in Ontario, died 2 March 1985 in Ontario, who married 6 July 1921, Lillian Erma Dixie; (4) William Albert Scott, born 4 January 1902 at or near Addison, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 8 December 1977 at Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, who married 24 October 1926 (not in June 1927 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Mary Lura Lyons; (5) Arthur Allan Scott, born 11 January 1904 in Ontario, who married 21 September 1926, Glenna Althea Kinch; (6) Harold Bedford Scott, born 15 March 1906 in Ontario, died 5 May 1980, who married Ruth Shields; (7) Walter Thomas Scott, born 9 April 1908 in Ontario, died 2 November 1972, who married 15 July 1937, Jean Davis McLean; (8) Mary Alice Wilhelmine Scott, born 30 September 1910 in Ontario, who married 19 December 1928 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, Harold Thomas Bryan.
William John Scott II. was born 1 August 1935, son to Harold Bedford Scott and Ruth Shields, (to whom refer). His wife Mary Diane Patreka was born 17 May 1939. This couple begat issue: (1) Cynthia Ann Scott, born 13 April 1957; (2) William John Scott III., born 10 May 1958; (3) Gregory Robert Scott, born 13 March 1960; (4) Jeffrey Alan Scott, born 24 January 1961.
Allan Leslie Short was born 22 September 1937. His wife Nora Patricia MacWilliams, (to whom he was married 7 October 1961 and from whom subsequently divorced), was born 14 November 1941, daughter to Ronald Campbell MacWilliams and Ida Patricia Templeton, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Steven Grant Short, born 12 November 1964 at Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California; (2) Patricia Lillian Short, born 6 April 1970 at Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California.
David Biron Simpson was born in or about 1839 or 1840, son to John Simpson and Rebecca Hatt. His wife Mary Jane Barrington, (to whom he was married 29 June 1869), was born 8 October 1847 at Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, daughter to William Barrington and Margaret Millar, (to whom refer); christened in February 1848. This couple begat issue: (1) Emma Simpson; (2) John Simpson; (3) Margaret Simpson; (4) William Simpson; (5) Harry Simpson; (6) Lilian Simpson, who married Daniel Cameron.
Robert Sinton. His wife Amelia Gardner was born 3 September 1863 at St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East, daughter to John Riddell Gardner and Amelia Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 11 October 1863 at the Presbyterian Church, St. Louis de Gonzague Parish, Beauharnois County, Canada East. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Charles Slack was son to Charles Barrington "Barry" Slack and Viona Marie Shearer, (to whom refer). His wife was Marilyn ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Charles Barrington "Barry" Slack was son to Elwell E. Slack and Margaret E. Patience, (to whom refer). His wife Viona Marie Shearer was born in 1917; died 28 August 2006 at Sherwood Park Manor, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; buried 1 September 2006 at Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Maitland, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) James Slack, who married Wendy ---; (2) Charles Slack, who married Marilyn ---; (3) Marjorie Slack, who married Alexander Paterson.
Elwell E. Slack was born in February 1880; died in 1960; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Margaret E. Patience was born 7 May 1885, daughter to James Daniel Patience and Martha E. Earl, (to whom refer); died in 1942; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Inez P. Slack, born in October 1908; (2) Gerald G. Slack, born in July 1910; (3) Charles Barrington "Barry" Slack, who married Viona Marie Shearer; (4) Elwell Osborne Slack, born in 1916, died in 1946, buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Phoebe A. Chisamore.
Elwell Osborne Slack was born in 1916, son to Elwell E. Slack and Margaret E. Patience, (to whom refer); died in 1946; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Phoebe A. Chisamore was born in 1915; died in 1997; buried at Union Cemetery, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James Slack was son to Charles Barrington "Barry" Slack and Viona Marie Shearer, (to whom refer). His wife was Wendy ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Wayne Sly. His wife Sheila Marlene Burtch was born 30 April 1938, daughter to Herbert Burtch and Helen Jane Bryan, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Valerie Anne Sly, born 30 April 1964; (2) Mark Wayne Sly, born 26 January 1967.
Clarke Harold Smith was born 14 August 1897, son to James Thomas Smith and Margaret "Maggie" Barrington, (to whom refer); died 15 March 1946. His wife Ethelwyn Irene Cross, (to whom he was married 11 June 1925), was born 24 April 1900. This couple begat issue: (1) James Carman Smith, born 20 June 1926, who married 16 June 1951, Gloria May Lidstone; (2) Mancel Wesley Smith, born 18 July 1929, who married 30 October 1954, Lorna Marie Henderson; (3) Newman Donald Smith, born 26 December 1935, who married 24 June 1964, Mary Elizabeth Murdoch.
James Carman Smith was born 20 June 1926, son to Clarke Harold Smith and Ethelwyn Irene Cross, (to whom refer). His wife Gloria May Lidstone, (to whom he was married 16 June 1951), was born 16 May 1929. This couple begat issue: (1) Devany Ann Smith, born 21 October 1952, who married 21 August 1976, Ronald Richard Twiddy; (2) Wendy Lynn Smith, born 21 November 1953; (3) Dean Carman Smith, born 1 September 1955; (4) Merilee Elizabeth Smith, born 14 June 1959; (5) Leslie Jane Smith, born 14 December 1962.
James Thomas Smith was born 12 October 1864; died 10 September 1935. His wife Margaret "Maggie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 23 December 1891 at Morewood, Winchester Township, Dundas County, Ontario), was born 25 April 1868, daughter to Thomas Barrington and Ann Mulloy, (to whom refer); died 10 January 1944. This couple begat issue: (1) Clarke Harold Smith, born 14 August 1897, died 15 March 1946, who married 11 June 1925, Ethelwyn Irene Cross; (2) Florence Loretta Smith, born 6 January 1903, died early, unmarried, 2 June 1909.
Mancel Wesley Smith was born 18 July 1929, son to Clarke Harold Smith and Ethelwyn Irene Cross, (to whom refer). His wife Lorna Marie Henderson, (to whom he was married 30 October 1954), was born 12 October 1927. This couple begat issue: (1) Ian Henderson Smith, born 21 June 1955; (2) Sheena Margaret Henderson Smith, born 16 May 1958; (3) Melanie Louise Smith, born 9 December 1961.
Newman Donald Smith was born 26 December 1935, son to Clarke Harold Smith and Ethelwyn Irene Cross, (to whom refer). His wife Mary Elizabeth Murdoch, (to whom he was married 24 June 1964), was born 27 August 1941. This couple begat issue: (1) Clarke Murdoch Smith, born 25 April 1965; (2) Brian Newman Smith, born 30 May 1967.
Thomas Smith. His wife Edith May Barrington was born 5 September 1898 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, daughter to Thomas George Barrington and Mary Jane "Jenny" Cunneyworth, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Gwen Smith.
William Sparrowhawk. His wife Charlotte Barrington was daughter to Joseph Barrington and Norah (or Norry) Hannah Coughlin, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William Nelson Spencer. His wife Alice "Allie" Barrington was born 28 September 1880 (according to some sources and Registrar-General, not 28 September 1882 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near Redan, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to James Barrington and Sarah Eliza Justus, (to whom refer); christened 6 April 1881; died in 1966; buried at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
LeRoy Stevenson. His wife Joan McLaughlan (or Carson), (to whom he was married 12 June 1962), was born out of wedlock, daughter to Harcourt Templeton Johnston by one Alice Carson, (to whom refer in the entry labelled "Alice Carson" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work), afterward assuming and bearing her stepfather's surname McLaughlan in lieu of that of Carson. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
John James Swift. His wife Maxine Eleanor Jenness, (to whom he was married 19 April 1932), was born 28 April 1912 at or near Punxsutawney, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, daughter to Wesley Ernest Jenness and Hazel Maude Kunselman, (to whom refer); died 15 March 1979 at Sacramento, Sacramento County, California; buried 21 March 1979 at Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Francisco, San Francisco County, California. This couple begat issue: (1) Patricia Carrol Swift, born 15 January 1933, who married, firstly, 27 June 1953, Andrew Joseph Castagnola, (from whom subsequently divorced), secondly, Thomas R. Montague, and, thirdly, Elmo "Bud" Irish.
James Symons. His wife Elizabeth Jane Gardner was born 14 March 1855 at or near Helenstown, St. Timothy Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, daughter to John Riddell Gardner and Amelia Barrington, (to whom refer); christened 19 June 1855 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Robert Douglas Taylor was born 16 September 1964 at Seattle, King County, Washington, son to Robert Warren Taylor and Elizabeth Dianne Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife Rebecca Wister Wooldredge was born 24 January 1968 at Bryn Mawr, Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. This couple begat issue: (1) Emma Lenore Taylor, born a twin 23 June 2003 at Seattle, King County, Washington; (2) Sean Barrington Taylor, born a twin 23 June 2003 at Seattle, King County, Washington.
Robert Warren Taylor was born 26 July 1937 at Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington. His wife Elizabeth Dianne Barrington, (to whom he was married 2 March 1963), was born 18 May 1941 at Toronto, York County, Ontario, daughter to Wilford Harold Barrington and Annie Isabel Williams, (to whom refer); christened 7 September 1941 at the residence of her maternal (Williams) grandparents at 4971 Dorval Avenue, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Robert Douglas Taylor, born 16 September 1964 at Seattle, King County, Washington, who married Rebecca Wister Wooldredge; (2) Roger Bruce Taylor, born 20 September 1968 at Seattle, King County, Washington, who married 23 August 2008 at Gold Bar, Snohomish County, Washington, Rebel Elaine Berggren.
Roger Bruce Taylor was born 20 September 1968 at Seattle, King County, Washington, son to Robert Warren Taylor and Elizabeth Dianne Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife Rebel Elaine Berggren, (to whom he was married 23 August 2008 at Gold Bar, Snohomish County, Washington), was born 20 November 1980. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Arthur Edwin Ray Templeton was born 14 June 1918 at Templeton Ranch, Norquay Municipal District, near Acme, Alberta, specifically on the North East Quarter of Section 15, Township 29, Range 25, West of the Fourth Meridian, son to Charles Melville Templeton and Gertrude Barraclough, (to whom refer); legally altered his name from Raymond to Ray; died 17 March 1997. His wife Margaret Aileen St. Clair, (to whom he was married 13 July 1943), was born 28 November 1913 in Alberta; died 28 March 2007 at Calgary, Alberta; cremated in 2007 at Calgary, Alberta. This couple begat issue: (1) John Arthur Templeton, born 6 November 1944 at Calgary, Alberta, who married, firstly, 6 May 1967 at Calgary, Alberta, Brenda-Joy Chamberlain, (from whom subsequently divorced), and, secondly, Vi ---; (2) Lola-Joy Templeton, born 25 August 1947 at Olds, Alberta, who married 20 August 1966 at Riverview United Church, Calgary, Alberta, Donald James Jack; (3) Mary-Ann Templeton, born 8 October 1955 at Lethbridge, Alberta, who married 7 November 1981, Dennis Jones.
Cecil Alfred Templeton was born 10 November 1902, son to John Wellington Templeton and Ida Josephine Larson, (to whom refer); died 5 January 1954. His wife Ruth Noreen ---, (to whom he was married 12 October 1923), died in June 1965. This couple begat issue: (1) a child, name, if any, and sex unrecorded, born in Autumn 1929, died at birth or in extreme infancy, unmarried, same day in Autumn 1929.
Charles Melville Templeton (Trustee, Board of Trustees, Kia Ora School District, Alberta, etc.) was born 25 September 1892 (not 24 September 1892 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to James Arthur Templeton and Mary Eleanor Thompson, (to whom refer); christened Charles Melville (not Charles Melvin as erroneously inscribed upon his tombstone); died 3 September 1942 at Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, Alberta; buried 7 September 1942 at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta. His wife Gertrude Barraclough, (to whom he was married 28 September 1915 at the residence of the Reverend James Luke Jordan, 2130 4 Avenue North West, Calgary, Alberta, with the Reverend James Luke Jordan, Emmanuel Baptist Church, officiating), was born 21 September 1894 probably at or near Centre Vale, Triangle, Sowerby Urban District, West Riding, York County, England, daughter to Edwin Barraclough and Lucy Ann Lumb; christened 27 April 1895 at St. John the Divine's Anglican Church, Thorpe, Triangle, Sowerby Urban District, West Riding, York County, England; died 10 December 1965 at the residence of her only daughter, Calgary, Alberta; buried 14 December 1965 at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta, (with the Reverend Douglas B. Carr, United Church of Canada, officiating). This couple begat issue: (1) Charles Stanley Hugh Templeton, born 22 May 1916 at the English Nursing Home, Calgary, Alberta, died 13 February 1978 at his residence, Calgary, Alberta in consequence of cardiac failure following upon severe respiratory distress resulting from influenza, buried 15 February 1978 at Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Rocky View Municipal District, near Calgary, Alberta, (with the Reverend Douglas B. Carr, United Church of Canada, officiating), who married, firstly, in November 1938, Phyllis Isabel Taylor, (from whom subsequently divorced), and, secondly, 1 March 1947 at the Study, Scarboro United Church, Calgary, Alberta, Barbara Helen Woodford; (2) Arthur Edwin Ray Templeton, born 14 June 1918 at Templeton Ranch, Norquay Municipal District, near Acme, Alberta, specifically on the North East Quarter of Section 15, Township 29, Range 25, West of the Fourth Meridian, legally altered his name from Raymond to Ray, died 17 March 1997, who married 13 July 1943, Margaret Aileen St. Clair; (3) Alberta Mary Hazel Templeton, born 9 October 1919 at Templeton Ranch, Norquay Municipal District, near Acme, Alberta, specifically on the North East Quarter of Section 15, Township 29, Range 25, West of the Fourth Meridian, christened 24 August 1926 at Templeton Ranch, Norquay Municipal District, near Acme, Alberta, specifically on the North East Quarter of Section 15, Township 29, Range 25, West of the Fourth Meridian, (with the Reverend D. Whyte Smith, United Church of Canada, officiating), died 9 July 1988 at Calgary General Hospital, Calgary, Alberta in consequence of kidney and heart failure coupled with pneumonia following upon general physical and organic decline resulting from a stroke and cancer of the lung and bone structure, buried 13 July 1988 at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta, who married 31 March 1942 at Grace Presbyterian Church, Calgary, Alberta, (with the Reverend Alfred Bright, Presbyterian Church in Canada, officiating), Wilson Lesley Hunter, (by whom subsequently callously abandoned).
Charles Stanley Hugh Templeton was born 22 May 1916 at the English Nursing Home, Calgary, Alberta, son to Charles Melville Templeton and Gertrude Barraclough, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 1 March 1947 at the Study, Scarboro United Church, Calgary, Alberta, Barbara Helen Woodford, (to whom also refer); died 13 February 1978 at his residence, Calgary, Alberta in consequence of cardiac failure following upon severe respiratory distress resulting from influenza; buried 15 February 1978 at Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Rocky View Municipal District, near Calgary, Alberta, (with the Reverend Douglas B. Carr, United Church of Canada, officiating). His first wife Phyllis Isabel Taylor (aunt to The Honourable Robert Curtis Clark, Member of the Legislative Assembly, a Minister of The Crown in the Provincial Cabinet and finally Provincial Leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition in and for the Province of Alberta, etc.), (to whom he was married in November 1938 and from whom subsequently divorced), was born 8 March 1919 at Calgary, Alberta, daughter to William Edgar Taylor and Mary Ellen James; married, secondly, Bertram Plastow; died 5 June 1981 at Calgary, Alberta in consequence of cancer; buried 9 June 1981 at Queen's Park Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Charles Stanley Hugh Templeton and Phyllis Isabel Taylor; however this couple adopted one male child who, being a "stranger in blood", is not to be further noted or documented in these records and whose custody in any case reverted to the adoption authorities consequent upon the couple's divorce.
Charles Stanley Hugh Templeton was born 22 May 1916 at the English Nursing Home, Calgary, Alberta, son to Charles Melville Templeton and Gertrude Barraclough, (to whom refer); married, firstly, in November 1938, Phyllis Isabel Taylor, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced); died 13 February 1978 at his residence, Calgary, Alberta in consequence of cardiac failure following upon severe respiratory distress resulting from influenza; buried 15 February 1978 at Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Rocky View Municipal District, near Calgary, Alberta, (with the Reverend Douglas B. Carr, United Church of Canada, officiating). His second wife Barbara Helen Woodford, (to whom he was married 1 March 1947 at the Study, Scarboro United Church, Calgary, Alberta), was born 24 March 1922 at Northampton, Northampton County, England, daughter to Herbert G. "Bert" Woodford and Ellen Elsie "Nellie" Field (whose second husband Harry Bowell was grandnephew to The Honourable Sir Mackenzie Bowell, PC, KCMG, Senator and Prime Minister of Canada, Grand Master of the Loyal Orange Lodge of British North America, etc.); died 7 March 1987 at Calgary, Alberta in consequence of cancer; buried 12 March 1987 at Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Rocky View Municipal District, near Calgary, Alberta. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Charles Stanley Hugh Templeton and Barbara Helen Woodford; however this couple adopted one male and one female child who, being "strangers in blood", are not to be further noted or documented in these records.
Harold James Templeton was born 18 June 1906, son to John Wellington Templeton and Ida Josephine Larson, (to whom refer); died 10 April 1979 at Lethbridge, Alberta; buried 12 April 1979 at Mountain View Cemetery, Lethbridge, Alberta. His wife Nellie Louise Osborne, (to whom he was married 27 April 1935), was born 16 March 1908. In addition to later adoption of twin female children who, being "strangers in blood", are not to be further noted or documented in these records, this couple had earlier begotten issue: (1) Carl Alfred Templeton, born a twin 7 August 1937, died in infancy, unmarried, 8 August 1937; (2) William Thomas Templeton, born a twin 7 August 1937, died in infancy, unmarried, 8 August 1937; (3) Barbara Louise Templeton, born 15 April 1939, died early, unmarried, 3 January 1941 in consequence of leukemia.
James Templeton (Trustee, Board of Trustees, Patterson's Corners School District, Ontario, etc.) was born 12 March 1831 (according to some sources and his son's statement) or 23 March 1831 (according to some sources and his own statement) or in March 1832 (according to some sources) at or near Larne, Inver Parish or Larne Parish, Lower Belfast Barony or Upper Glenarm Barony, Antrim County, Ulster Province, Ireland, son to James Templeton and Mary Millar; died 4 September 1913 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; buried at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Mary Ann Doolan, (to whom he was married in December 1857 in Canada West), was born 8 March 1834 (according to some sources) or 8 March 1835 (according to some sources and her own statement) at Elizabethtown Township, Johnstown Municipal District, Upper Canada, daughter to William Doolan and Mary Barrington, (to whom refer); died 9 February 1912 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; buried in 1912 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. In addition to the upbringing of an unrelated servant girl, Alice Davis, this couple also begat issue: (1) James Arthur Templeton (together with his youngest brother John Wellington Templeton, a pioneer Alberta rancher, land speculator, business magnate, financier, philanthropist, etc.), born 30 December 1860 (according to some sources and his own statement) or 31 December 1860 (according to some sources and both his parents' and his cousin's statements) at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Canada West, died 24 September 1946 at Calgary General Hospital, Calgary, Alberta, buried in September 1946 at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta, who married 26 April 1887 at Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario, Mary Eleanor Thompson; (2) Mary Templeton, born 22 July 1865 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Canada West, died 9 November 1943 in Ontario, buried at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 14 June 1893 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, William John Gardner; (3) William Templeton, born a twin 29 June 1868 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 16 July 1925 in Ontario, buried in July 1925 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 14 March 1900 in Ontario, Bertha Edna Gardner; (4) Wilhelmina "Mina" Templeton, born a twin 29 June 1868 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 19 July 1940 in Ontario, buried in July 1940 at St. John the Evangelist's Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as New Dublin Cemetery), New Dublin, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 25 October 1893 in Ontario, William John Scott; (5) Eliza Victoria Templeton, born 15 April 1871 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 6 February 1940 at McKellar Hospital, Fort William, Thunder Bay District, Ontario, buried in 1940 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 13 March 1900 at Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario, John Johnston (Reeve of the Township of Oxford, Counties Councillor of the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, etc., one of whose brothers The Honourable William Agnew Johnston served in succession as Member of the State House of Representatives, State Senator, State Attorney-General and finally Chief Justice of the State of Kansas, etc.); (6) a male child, name, if any, unrecorded, born a twin at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died in infancy, unmarried, at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, buried at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; (7) a female child, name, if any, unrecorded, born a twin at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died in infancy, unmarried, at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, buried at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario; (8) John Wellington Templeton (together with his eldest brother James Arthur Templeton, a pioneer Alberta rancher, land speculator, business magnate, financier, philanthropist, etc.), born 11 February 1877 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 16 December 1936 at Calgary, Alberta, buried at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta, who married 18 December 1901, Ida Josephine Larson.
James Templeton was born 28 March 1906 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to William Templeton and Bertha Edna Gardner, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 27 January 1968 at St. John's United Church, Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario, Hildred Jane "Hilda" Hough, (to whom also refer); died 16 December 1989 in Ontario; buried at South Gower Cemetery, South Gower Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His first wife Alice Lorena Graham, (to whom he was married 10 June 1931 at or near Millar's Corners, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 7 November 1910; died 29 December 1964 in Ontario; buried at South Gower Cemetery, South Gower Township, Grenville County, Ontario. James Templeton and Alice Lorena Graham begat issue: (1) Victor William Templeton, born 20 September 1932 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 17 December 1977 at Scarborough, Metropolitan Toronto Municipality, Ontario, buried at South Gower Cemetery, South Gower Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 6 August 1955 at Ottawa, Carleton County, Ontario, Frida Evelyn Emmerson; (2) Lorena Ann Templeton, born 22 July 1935 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married 8 September 1956, Robert Orrin Alfred Byrd.
James Templeton was born 28 March 1906 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to William Templeton and Bertha Edna Gardner, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 10 June 1931 at or near Millar's Corners, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Alice Lorena Graham, (to whom also refer); died 16 December 1989 in Ontario; buried at South Gower Cemetery, South Gower Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His second wife Hildred Jane "Hilda" Hough, (to whom he was married 27 January 1968 at St. John's United Church, Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 4 June 1902 at or near North Augusta, Augusta Township, Grenville County, Ontario; married, firstly, Charles Crawford. No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of James Templeton and Hildred Jane "Hilda" Hough.
James Arthur Templeton (together with his youngest brother John Wellington Templeton, a pioneer Alberta rancher, land speculator, business magnate, financier, philanthropist, etc.) was born 30 December 1860 (according to some sources and his own statement) or 31 December 1860 (according to some sources and both his parents' and his cousin's statements) at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Canada West, son to James Templeton and Mary Ann Doolan, (to whom refer); died 24 September 1946 at Calgary General Hospital, Calgary, Alberta; buried in September 1946 at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta. His wife Mary Eleanor Thompson, (to whom he was married 26 April 1887 at Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario), was born 15 June 1863 (not 15 June 1864 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at Oxford Township, near Kemptville, Grenville County, Canada West, daughter to Thomas Thompson and Eleanor Rickey; christened 8 November 1863 at St. James the Apostle's Anglican Church, Kemptville, Grenville County, Canada West; died 25 December 1938 at her residence, Calgary, Alberta; buried at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta. This couple begat issue: (1) William Arthur Templeton, born 19 March 1888 (not 19 March 1889 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 11 March 1966 at Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, Alberta, buried in March 1966 at Acme Cemetery, Acme, Alberta, who married Margaret Lucy Jaquith; (2) Charles Melville Templeton (Trustee, Board of Trustees, Kia Ora School District, Alberta, etc.), born 25 September 1892 (not 24 September 1892 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, christened Charles Melville (not Charles Melvin as erroneously inscribed upon his tombstone), died 3 September 1942 at Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, Alberta, buried 7 September 1942 at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta, who married 28 September 1915 at the residence of the Reverend James Luke Jordan, 2130 4 Avenue North West, Calgary, Alberta, (with the Reverend James Luke Jordan, Emmanuel Baptist Church, officiating), Gertrude Barraclough.
John Arthur Templeton was born 6 November 1944 at Calgary, Alberta, son to Arthur Edwin Ray Templeton and Margaret Aileen St. Clair, (to whom refer); married, secondly, Vi ---, (to whom also refer). His first wife was Brenda-Joy Chamberlain, (to whom he was married 6 May 1967 at Calgary, Alberta and from whom subsequently divorced). John Arthur Templeton and Brenda-Joy Chamberlain begat issue: (1) Deanna Templeton, who married Trevor von Rothkirch; (2) Sheryl Templeton, who married Grant Beaver; (3) Trevor John Templeton, born 25 June 1975 at Calgary, Alberta, who married Alexis ---.
John Arthur Templeton was born 6 November 1944 at Calgary, Alberta, son to Arthur Edwin Ray Templeton and Margaret Aileen St. Clair, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 6 May 1967 at Calgary, Alberta, Brenda-Joy Chamberlain, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced). His second wife was Vi ---. No further records of possible offspring of the marriage of John Arthur Templeton and Vi --- are presently available.
John Ernest Templeton was born 22 November 1936, son to William Lincoln Templeton and Miriam Jean Goulding, (to whom refer). His wife Diana Mary Jamieson was born 22 January 1939. This couple begat issue: (1) Russell Kelvin Templeton, born 18 December 1962; (2) Leanne Jane Templeton, born 7 June 1967.
John Kingsley Templeton was born 11 July 1908, son to John Wellington Templeton and Ida Josephine Larson, (to whom refer); died 12 April 1976; buried in 1976 at Queen's Park Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta. His wife Lottie Victoria "Cherie" Boyce was born 19 October 1912; died 13 March 1971. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage; however this couple adopted twin male children who, being "strangers in blood", are not to be further noted or documented in these records.
John Wellington Templeton (together with his eldest brother James Arthur Templeton, a pioneer Alberta rancher, land speculator, business magnate, financier, philanthropist, etc.) was born 11 February 1877 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to James Templeton and Mary Ann Doolan, (to whom refer); died 16 December 1936 at Calgary, Alberta; buried at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta. His wife Ida Josephine Larson, (to whom he was married 18 December 1901), was born 22 August 1875 at or near St. Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota; died 8 April 1944; buried in 1944 at Union Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta. This couple begat issue: (1) Cecil Alfred Templeton, born 10 November 1902, died 5 January 1954, who married 12 October 1923, Ruth Noreen ---; (2) Arthur Carlyle Templeton, born 8 July 1904, died unmarried 20 August 1964, buried in 1964 at Calgary, Alberta; (3) Harold James Templeton, born 18 June 1906, died 10 April 1979 at Lethbridge, Alberta, buried 12 April 1979 at Mountain View Cemetery, Lethbridge, Alberta, who married 27 April 1935, Nellie Louise Osborne; (4) John Kingsley Templeton, born 11 July 1908, died 12 April 1976, buried in 1976 at Queen's Park Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta, who married Lottie Victoria "Cherie" Boyce; (5) William Lincoln Templeton, born 10 October 1910, died in March 1990 at Calgary, Alberta, who married, firstly, 20 June 1934, Miriam Jean Goulding, and, secondly, 5 June 1964 at the Anglican Cathedral Church of the Redeemer, Calgary, Alberta, Eva Mary Heaver; (6) Ida Patricia Templeton, born 4 August 1914, who married 30 December 1940, Ronald Campbell MacWilliams.
Trevor John Templeton was born 25 June 1975 at Calgary, Alberta, son to John Arthur Templeton and Brenda-Joy Chamberlain, (to whom refer). His wife was Alexis ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Victor William Templeton was born 20 September 1932 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to James Templeton and Alice Lorena Graham, (to whom refer); died 17 December 1977 at Scarborough, Metropolitan Toronto Municipality, Ontario; buried at South Gower Cemetery, South Gower Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Frida Evelyn Emmerson, (to whom he was married 6 August 1955 at Ottawa, Carleton County, Ontario), was born 2 August 1923. This couple begat issue: (1) William David Templeton, born 21 June 1961 at Metropolitan Toronto Municipality, Ontario; (2) Carma Lynn Templeton, born 1 December 1965 at Metropolitan Toronto Municipality, Ontario.
William Templeton was born a twin 29 June 1868 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to James Templeton and Mary Ann Doolan, (to whom refer); died 16 July 1925 in Ontario; buried in July 1925 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. His wife Bertha Edna Gardner, (to whom he was married 14 March 1900 in Ontario), was born 3 February 1878 (according to some sources and the Gardner Family Bible) or 13 February 1878 (according to some sources and her own statement) at or near Oxford Station, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, daughter to Robert Gardner and Mary Jane Claire; died 2 March 1935 in Ontario; buried in 1935 at St. Matthew's Presbyterian Churchyard, East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) James Templeton, born 28 March 1906 at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, died 16 December 1989 in Ontario, buried at South Gower Cemetery, South Gower Township, Grenville County, Ontario, who married, firstly, 10 June 1931 at or near Millar's Corners, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, Alice Lorena Graham, and, secondly, 27 January 1968 at St. John's United Church, Kemptville, Grenville County, Ontario, Hildred Jane "Hilda" Hough.
William Arthur Templeton was born 19 March 1888 (not 19 March 1889 as erroneously suggested or indicated in some sources) at or near East Oxford, Oxford Township, Grenville County, Ontario, son to James Arthur Templeton and Mary Eleanor Thompson, (to whom refer); died 11 March 1966 at Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary, Alberta; buried in March 1966 at Acme Cemetery, Acme, Alberta. His wife Margaret Lucy Jaquith was born in 1886; died 11 April 1952; buried in 1952 at Acme Cemetery, Acme, Alberta. No children by blood were begotten of this marriage.
William Lincoln Templeton was born 10 October 1910, son to John Wellington Templeton and Ida Josephine Larson, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 5 June 1964 at the Anglican Cathedral Church of the Redeemer, Calgary, Alberta, Eva Mary Heaver, (to whom also refer); died in March 1990 at Calgary, Alberta. His first wife Miriam Jean Goulding, (to whom he was married 20 June 1934), was born 14 May 1912; died 29 August 1959 in consequence of injuries sustained in an automobile crash; buried in 1959 at Calgary, Alberta. William Lincoln Templeton and Miriam Jean Goulding begat issue: (1) John Ernest Templeton, born 22 November 1936, who married Diana Mary Jamieson; (2) Judith Lea Templeton, born 20 February 1946, who married, firstly, ---, (from whom subsequently divorced), and, secondly, ---.
William Lincoln Templeton was born 10 October 1910, son to John Wellington Templeton and Ida Josephine Larson, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 20 June 1934, Miriam Jean Goulding, (to whom also refer); died in March 1990 at Calgary, Alberta. His second wife Eva Mary Heaver, (to whom he was married 5 June 1964 at the Anglican Cathedral Church of the Redeemer, Calgary, Alberta), was born 14 February 1926, daughter to William Gordon Heaver and ---. William Lincoln Templeton and Eva Mary Heaver begat issue: (1) Sally Marie Templeton, born 7 January 1966 in Alberta, who married Frederick Bowen; (2) Ida Suzanne Templeton, born 25 September 1967 in Alberta.
Daniel Thibodeau was born 30 July 1950. His wife Bonnie Jean Barrington was born 29 May 1950, daughter to George Harold Wade Barrington and Leanna Elizabeth Carruthers, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Derek Thibodeau, born 12 October 1971.
John Raford Howard Thompson. His wife Edna Mae Fair was born 23 March 1887, daughter to Edwin Montrose Fair and Charlotte Anna Steacy, (to whom refer); died in 1958. This couple begat issue: (1) Nancy Ann Thompson, born 11 February 1930. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Andrew Thomson. His wife Edith Hutchison was daughter to James William Hutchison and Emma ---, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue, of whom no further record is presently available.
George Welsford Tourgis. His wife Mary Ethel Barrington, (to whom he was married 9 September 1914 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was born 29 October 1884 or 29 October 1885 (depending upon sources) at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, daughter to George Barrington and Mary Mitchell, (to whom refer); christened 6 November 1885 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Clarke Townsend. His wife Mildred Fair, (to whom he was married 28 March 1917 at the Methodist Parsonage, Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born 27 May 1900, daughter to Samuel James Fair and Mildred M. Running, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Lawrence Edgar Townsend, born 25 October 1917 near Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, died 7 May 2006, buried in May 2006 at Harlem Cemetery, Harlem, Bastard Ward, Rideau Lakes Township, Leeds County, Ontario, who married Clara Helen Raison; (2) Reata Ilene Townsend, born in 1921, who married Oliver Pattemore; (3) Alma Townsend, who married Ronald White; (4) Helen Townsend, who married --- Carnahan; (5) Dorene Townsend, who married --- Raison.
David Townsend was son to Lawrence Edgar Townsend and Clara Helen Raison, (to whom refer). His wife was Laurie ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Earl Townsend was son to Lawrence Edgar Townsend and Clara Helen Raison, (to whom refer). His wife was Karen ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Lawrence Edgar Townsend was born 25 October 1917 near Lansdowne, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Clarke Townsend and Mildred Fair, (to whom refer); died 7 May 2006; buried in May 2006 at Harlem Cemetery, Harlem, Bastard Ward, Rideau Lakes Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Clara Helen Raison was born in 1925. This couple begat issue: (1) David Townsend, who married Laurie ---; (2) Earl Townsend, who married Karen ---; (3) Paul Townsend, who married Susan ---; (4) Linda Townsend, who married Harry Barker.
Paul Townsend was son to Lawrence Edgar Townsend and Clara Helen Raison, (to whom refer). His wife was Susan ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Ronald Richard Twiddy was born 5 September 1950. His wife Devany Ann Smith, (to whom he was married 21 August 1976), was born 21 October 1952, daughter to James Carman Smith and Gloria May Lidstone, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Trevor von Rothkirch. His wife Deanna Templeton was daughter to John Arthur Templeton and Brenda-Joy Chamberlain, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Hannah von Rothkirch; (2) Tyler von Rothkirch.
William Waddell. His wife Mary Ann Barrington, (to whom he was married 23 February 1852 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East), was born in or about 1830 or 1831 in Lower Canada, daughter to John Barrington and Elizabeth Earl, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James Wallace. His wife Hazel Fair was born 6 April 1895, daughter to William Albert Fair and Lila Cook, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Gordon Bothwell Wansbrough was born 19 September 1935. His wife Beverley Alena Chipman, (to whom he was married 3 May 1963), was born 11 June 1932, daughter to Samuel Gerald Chipman and Doris Aileen Dudley, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 6 September 1951, Gordon McLeod, (to whom also refer and from whom subsequently divorced). No children by blood were begotten of the marriage of Gordon Bothwell Wansbrough and Beverley Alena Chipman.
Charles "Silas" Watson. His wife Susan Barrington, (to whom he was married 20 January 1843 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East), was born in or about 1819 or 1820 in Lower Canada, daughter to John Barrington and Elizabeth Earl, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 17 November 1863 at Delaware Township, Leavenworth County, Kansas, George Darling, (to whom also refer). Charles "Silas" Watson and Susan Barrington begat issue: (1) George Watson, born 7 November 1843 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East; (2) Eliza Faith Watson, born 10 August 1845 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois District, Canada East, who married 28 December 1871, Robert Jack; (3) John Watson, born 28 February 1848 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, who married, 23 September 1871, Susan L. Turner; (4) William Watson, born 6 July 1850 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East; (5) James Charles Watson, born 4 July 1853 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, who married Luetta ---; (6) Thomas Edmond Earl Watson, born 14 June 1856 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, who married 10 May 1888, Eliza Carpenter.
John Watson was born 28 February 1848 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to Charles "Silas" Watson and Susan Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife was Susan L. Turner, (to whom he was married 23 September 1871). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James Charles Watson was born 4 July 1853 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to Charles "Silas" Watson and Susan Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife was Luetta ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Thomas Edmond Earl Watson was born 14 June 1856 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, son to Charles "Silas" Watson and Susan Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife was Eliza Carpenter, (to whom he was married 10 May 1888). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
George Webb. His wife Hannah Barrington, (to whom he was married 26 April 1862 at Montréal, Montréal County, Canada East), was daughter to Thomas Barrington and Susannah Elizabeth Murray, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Webb; (2) George Webb, who married ---; (3) John Webb, who married ---; (4) William Webb, who married Catherine ---; (5) Susanna (or Susannah) Webb, who married --- and begat issue, Clarence and Vera; (6) Henrietta Webb.
George Webb was son to George Webb and Hannah Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife was ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Willis Webb; (2) Stafford Webb; (3) Violet Webb.
John Webb was son to George Webb and Hannah Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife was ---. This couple begat issue: (1) Herbert Webb; (2) Stafford Webb.
William Webb was son to George Webb and Hannah Barrington, (to whom refer). His wife was Catherine ---. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Ronald White. His wife Alma Townsend was daughter to Clarke Townsend and Mildred Fair, (to whom refer). No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
James Whittal was born 3 November 1815 at or near London, Middlesex County, England, son to John Whittal and ---; died 23 August 1902 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Elizabeth "Lizzie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 4 November 1836 at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Montréal, Montréal District, Lower Canada), was born in or about 1808 or 1809 at or near Enniscorthy, St. Mary's Parish, Scarawalsh Barony, Wexford County, Leinster Province, Ireland, daughter to William Barrington and Esther Britton, (to whom refer); died 5 June 1881 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) John Whittal, born 20 August 1837 at North Georgetown Township, Montréal District, Lower Canada, died 18 December 1863 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East, who married in or about 1859 or 1860, Jane Simpson; (2) William Whittal, born 22 October 1842 at North Georgetown Township, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died 14 June 1921 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 26 October 1869 at the Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Québec, Agnes Beattie; (3) Jane Barrington Whittal, born 9 July 1843 at North Georgetown Township, Beauharnois District, Canada East, died 5 June 1924 at her residence, 48 Rushbrooke Street, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, who married, firstly, 28 December 1862 at the Anglican Church, the Boyd Settlement, Hinchinbrooke Township, Huntingdon County, Canada East, Thomas James Hutchison, and, secondly, George Wilson; (4) Francis James Whittal, born at North Georgetown Township, Beauharnois District, Canada East.
John Whittal was born 20 August 1837 at North Georgetown Township, Montréal District, Lower Canada, son to James Whittal and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Barrington, (to whom refer): died 18 December 1863 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East. His wife Jane Simpson, (to whom he was married in or about 1859 or 1860), was born in or about 1837 or 1838. This couple begat issue: (1) James Whittal, born 16 March 1861 at Hinchinbrooke Township, Huntingdon County, Canada East.
Thomas Edward Whittal was born 12 August 1889 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, son to William Whittal and Agnes Beattie, (to whom refer); died 14 April 1930 at Montréal General Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. His wife Catherine Mary Watterson, (to whom he was married 4 December 1918 at Dundee, Huntingdon County, Québec), was born in or about 1885 or 1886; died in 1982 in Québec. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
William Whittal was born 22 October 1842 at North Georgetown Township, Beauharnois District, Canada East, son to James Whittal and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Barrington, (to whom refer); died 14 June 1921 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec. His wife Agnes Beattie, (to whom he was married 26 October 1869 at the Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Québec), was born 15 April 1852 in Canada East; died 26 October 1927 at or near Beaver, Dundee Township, Huntingdon County, Québec. This couple begat issue: (1) Mary Whittal, born in or about 1871 or 1872 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died 30 May 1901 at Chateaugay County, New York, who married Herbert Huntley; (2) Ellen "Nellie" Whittal, born 12 April 1873 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died 26 August 1896 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married 21 March 1894 at the Methodist Church, Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, William Percival Maw; (3) Elizabeth Jane Whittal, born 1 February 1876 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died early, unmarried, 28 March 1877 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (4) John Whittal, born 1 April 1878 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died in infancy, unmarried, 8 May 1878 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (5) Agnes Whittal, born 23 January 1880 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died early, unmarried, 18 January 1885 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (6) William James Whittal, born 9 October 1883 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec; (7) Barbara Agnes Whittal, born 5 January 1887 at or near Ormstown, St. Malachie Parish, Châteauguay County, Québec, died in or about 1972 or 1973 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, who married in or about 1907 or 1908 at Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, William Wallace Orr; (8) Thomas Edward Whittal, born 12 August 1889 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, died 14 April 1930 at Montréal General Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, who married 4 December 1918 at Dundee, Huntingdon County, Québec, Catherine Mary Watterson; (9) Mildred Edith Whittal, born 10 September 1892 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec; (10) George Whittal, born 10 March 1897 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, died in infancy, unmarried, 27 March 1897 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec.
John James Wilkinson was born 31 October 1939. His wife Bette Wilhelmine Bryan, (to whom he was married 12 October 1957), was born 7 November 1937, daughter to Harold Thomas Bryan and Mary Alice Wilhelmine Scott, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Deborah Lynne Wilkinson, born 9 May 1958; (2) Kimberly Anne Wilkinson, born 17 August 1959; (3) Peggy Jean Wilkinson, born 16 July 1962; (4) Shelley Diane Wilkinson, born 17 February 1963.
John Williamson was born 10 January 1868 at or near Sale, Sale Parish, Chester County, England; died 4 April 1899 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. His wife Elizabeth Jane Barrington Hutchison, (to whom he was married 12 June 1888 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec), was born 16 January 1870 at St. Stanislas Parish, Beauharnois County, Québec, daughter to Thomas James Hutchison and Jane Barrington Whittal, (to whom refer); married, secondly, 22 July 1899 at West End Methodist Church, West Montréal, Hochelaga County, Québec, Percy Grindrod, (to whom also refer); died 16 February 1949 at the Homeopathic Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. John Williamson and Elizabeth Jane Barrington Hutchison begat issue: (1) Sarah Georgina Williamson, born 21 January 1889 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 16 November 1979 at Richmond, Contra Costa County, California; (2) George David Williamson, born 17 July 1890 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 10 September 1921 at Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon; (3) Elizabeth Elsie Williamson, born 16 June 1892 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 27 February 1978 at Montréal, Montréal Urban Community, Québec; (4) John Maurice Williamson, born 9 September 1894 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 4 August 1982 at Montréal, Montréal Urban Community, Québec; (5) Dorothy Gladys Williamson, born 17 November 1896 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died 3 November 1982 at Richmond, Contra Costa County, California.
George Wilson was born in or about 1820 or 1821 in Ireland. His wife Jane Barrington Whittal was born 9 July 1843 at North Georgetown Township, Beauharnois District, Canada East, daughter to James Whittal and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Barrington, (to whom refer); married, firstly, 28 December 1862 at the Anglican Church, the Boyd Settlement, Hinchinbrooke Township, Huntingdon County, Canada East, Thomas James Hutchison, (to whom also refer); died 5 June 1924 at her residence, 48 Rushbrooke Street, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec. George Wilson and Jane Barrington Whittal begat issue: (1) Jane Wilson, born 13 October 1878 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (2) George Wilson, born in or about 1880 or 1881 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died early, unmarried, at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec; (3) Charlotte "Lottie" Wilson, born 24 April 1882 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
William J. Wilson was born in or about 1861 or 1862, son to Erasmus D. Wilson and Mary ---; died in 1956. His wife Mary Jane "Jennie" Barrington, (to whom he was married 11 March 1891 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in or about 1863 or 1864 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Canada West, daughter to James Barrington and Eliza Ann Hagerman, (to whom refer); died in 1918. This couple begat issue: (1) Duane Wilson; (2) Lela K. Wilson.
James Melbourne Wing was born 25 June 1871 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, son to Allan Wing and Mary Ann Thompson; died 19 November 1945; buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Alice Barrington, (to whom he was married 26 December 1894 at Athens, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in or about 1872 or 1873 at Rear of Yonge and Escott Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to John Bennett Barrington and Elizabeth Jane "Betty Jane" Glazier, (to whom refer); died 29 September 1939; buried in 1939 at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario. This couple begat issue: (1) Edna Barrington Bell Wing, born in or about 1907 or 1908, died unmarried in 1973, buried at Holy Trinity Anglican Churchyard (otherwise known as Oak Leaf Cemetery), Oak Leaf, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario.
Ross Winters. His wife Verna Eliza Jane Barrington was born 28 December 1923 at or near Ormstown, Châteauguay County, Québec, daughter to David Archibald Barrington and Celia Florence McWhinnie, (to whom refer); christened in July 1925. This couple begat issue: (1) Florence Winters; (2) Dorothy Winters; (2) John Winters; (4) Joyce Winters; (5) Donald Winters; (6) Ronald Winters.
Alfred Joseph Wood. His wife Marie Cecile Lucette Barrington, (to whom he was married 17 May 1943 in Québec), was born 17 March 1910, daughter to John Thomas Barrington and Corinne Duquette, (to whom refer); christened 18 March 1910; died in 1965. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Gordon Young was born in 1891; died in 1951. His wife Gladys Barrington, (to whom he was married 14 November 1911 at Bastard Township, Leeds County, Ontario), was born in 1893, daughter to James Barrington and Sarah E. Charlton, (to whom refer); died 8 January 1964. No further records of possible offspring of this marriage are presently available.
Ronald Patrick Young was born 13 June 1941 at Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, son to James Young and Jule Durant, (to whom refer); died 26 June 1998 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario. His wife Helen Margaret Barrington, (to whom he was married in 1961 at or near Rocksprings, Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario and from whom subsequently divorced), was born 7 August 1943 at Elizabethtown Township, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Kenneth Rath Barrington and Elma Caroline Weatherhead, (to whom refer). This couple begat issue: (1) Connie Lynn Young, born 24 November 1962 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married, firstly, 7 October 1985 at the Provincial Court House, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, Stanley LaFirst, (from whom subsequently divorced 2 February 1988), and, secondly, 26 August 1995 at Port Elmsley, North Elmsley Township, Lanark County, Ontario, Christopher Daniel DeSalvo; (2) Robin Ann Young, born 19 October 1964 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, bore out of wedlock, firstly, by one Danny Letson Jones, a male child, and, secondly, by one Robin Mark Timmerman, a male child, (for further records of both of whom refer to the entry labelled "Robin Ann Young" in the "Supplementary" Section at the end of Part I. of this work); (3) Penny Lee Young, born 6 November 1965 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married, firstly, 31 July 1987, Raymond Irish, (from whom subsequently divorced in 1988), and, secondly, 25 October 1990 at Prescott Town Hall, Prescott, Grenville County, Ontario, Allen Edward James Kirkby; (4) Cindy Marie Young, born 5 June 1968 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, who married 13 July 1991 at St. Mark's Roman Catholic Church, Prescott, Grenville County, Ontario, Joseph Daniel Robert Marion.
Ina June "Inez" Barrington was born 27 March 1917, daughter to John Barrington and Annie Eliza Ritchie, (to whom refer); christened 3 July 1917; married her first cousin Garnet James Barrington, (to whom also refer). Ina June "Inez" Barrington produced out of wedlock, prior to marriage, by a man unrecorded, issue: (1) Anne Barrington, born 22 July 1935 at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, christened 18 September 1935 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, died in infancy, unmarried, 25 September 1935 at Montréal, Montréal County, Québec, buried 28 September 1935 at Hawthorndale Cemetery, Montréal, Montréal County, Québec.
Mary Jane Barrington was born 19 September 1947, daughter to Walter Glynne Barrington and Viola Gertrude Rourke, (to whom refer); married ---, (from whom subsequently divorced). Mary Jane Barrington produced out of wedlock, subsequent to divorce, by one Kenneth Little, issue: (1) Mark William Barrington, born 19 June 1988; (2) Karley Christine Barrington, born 13 December 1990.
Rachel Barrington was born in or about 1823 or 1824 in Lower Canada, daughter to John Barrington and Elizabeth Earl, (to whom refer); married 11 September 1856 at Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Canada East, William McLane, (to whom also refer). Rachel Barrington produced out of wedlock, prior to marriage, by a man unrecorded, issue: (1) Elizabeth Barrett Barrington, born 26 July 1852 at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Beauharnois County, First Division, Beauharnois District, Canada East, christened 28 March 1856 probably at or near Ormstown, Ste. Martine Parish, Châteauguay County, Canada East.
Sandra Lee "Sandy" Barrington was born 26 March 1961 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Donald Arthur Barrington and Shirley Luella Brown, (to whom refer). Sandra Lee "Sandy" Barrington produced out of wedlock, by one Kim Rail, issue: (1) Darrell James Barrington, born 7 September 1982 at Foothills Hospital, Calgary, Alberta; (2) Joel Kenneth Barrington, born 30 July 1985 at Foothills Hospital, Calgary, Alberta; (3) Amanda Nicole Barrington, born 28 September 1989 at Foothills Hospital, Calgary, Alberta.
Alice Carson was born at Grenville County, Ontario; married David McLaughlan. Alice Carson produced out of wedlock, prior to marriage, by Harcourt Templeton Johnston, (son to John Johnston and Eliza Victoria Templeton, to whom refer), issue: (1) Joan Carson (or McLaughlan), afterward assuming and bearing her stepfather's surname McLaughlan in lieu of that of Carson, who married 12 June 1962, LeRoy Stevenson.
Robin Ann Young was born 19 October 1964 at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario, daughter to Ronald Patrick Young and Helen Margaret Barrington, (to whom refer). Robin Ann Young produced out of wedlock, by two different men, issue: firstly, by one Danny Letson Jones, (1) Jesse Lee Ronald Jones, born 16 October 1985 at Brockville General Hospital, Brockville, Leeds County, Ontario; secondly, by one Robin Mark Timmerman, (2) Mark George Clinton Timmerman, born 7 October 1995 at Ottawa General Hospital, Ottawa, Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality, Ontario.
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RECENT ERRATA AND ADDENDA
4 March 2005: Barrington, John Bennett / Glazier, Elizabeth Jane
4 March 2005: Wing, James Melbourne / Barrington, Alice
22 June 2005: Templeton, Trevor John / ---, Alexis
13 July 2005: Barrington, Joseph / Coughlin, Norah (or Norry) Hannah
13 July 2005: Castagnola, Andrew Joseph / Swift, Patricia Carrol
13 July 2005: Irish, Elmo / Swift, Patricia Carrol
13 July 2005: Jenness, Edward / Barrington, Susan
13 July 2005: Jenness, Wesley Ernest / Kunselman, Hazel Maude
13 July 2005: Montague, Thomas R. / Swift, Patricia Carrol
13 July 2005: Swift, John James / Jenness, Maxine Eleanor
14 July 2005: Barrington, Joseph / ---, Mary Ann
6 September 2005: Barrington, Wilson Simpson / Steacy (or Steacey), Frances Jane
28 September 2005: MacWilliams, Ronald Campbell / Templeton, Ida Patricia
12 December 2005: Barrington, Gordon Bruce / Vallance, Bernice Gail
19 December 2005: Templeton, Harold James / Osborne, Nellie Louise
19 December 2005: Templeton, John Wellington / Larson, Ida Josephine
14 April 2006: Taylor, Robert Douglas / Wooldredge, Rebecca Wister
19 February 2007: Barrington, Wellington / Rowsom (or Rowsome), Margaret Ann
6 March 2007: Clarke, Stephen / Hanton, Jemima Florence
6 March 2007: Code, William / Hanton, Donna Jean
6 March 2007: Cowlin, Paul / Hinton, Terrianne
6 March 2007: Hanton, Bruce / Millar, Sheryl
6 March 2007: Hanton, Howard Wellington / Roy, Vera
6 March 2007: Hanton, John Gerald / Truelove, Shirley
6 March 2007: Hanton, Matthias / Van Loan, Ella A.
6 March 2007: Hanton, Meredith M. / ---
6 March 2007: Hanton, Richard / Craig, Mary
6 March 2007: Hanton, Richard Keith / Barr, Maxine
6 March 2007: Hanton, Richard Wallace / Vanderburg, Vena Pearl
6 March 2007: Hanton, Robert Donald / Young, Gail
6 March 2007: Hanton, Robert Russell / Rowsome (or Rowsom), Minerva
6 March 2007: Hanton, Samuel / DeWolfe, Jennie
6 March 2007: Hanton, Walter Mortimer / Robb, Ida Lena
6 March 2007: Hanton, William / Hanna, Ada Irene
6 March 2007: Hinton, Alvin Richards / Hanton, Doris Elizabeth
6 March 2007: Hinton, Grant / Warren, Donna Lorraine
6 March 2007: Hinton, John / Kerr, Donna
6 March 2007: Hinton, Kevin Grant / Garvin, Cathy
6 March 2007: Jamieson, Jason / Hinton, Tanya
6 March 2007: Morrison, Francis / Hanton, Keziah
15 March 2007: Barker, Harry / Townsend, Linda
15 March 2007: Bennett, William Austin / Patience, Elizabeth May
15 March 2007: Bertrem, Claude / Earl, Charlotte Elizabeth
15 March 2007: Carnahan, --- / Townsend, Helen
15 March 2007: Crawford, M. M. F. / Fair, Gloria Ann
15 March 2007: Doolan, James Barrington / Ferns, Mary
15 March 2007: Earl, Robert Cecil / Fair, Charlotte Elizabeth
15 March 2007: Fair, Cecil Herbert / Goff, Mabel Fern
15 March 2007: Fair, Edwin Montrose / Steacy, Charlotte Anna
15 March 2007: Fair, John Charles Steacy / Gagnon, Leona
15 March 2007: Fair, Samuel James / Running, Minnie M.
15 March 2007: Fair, William Albert / Cook, Lila
15 March 2007: Ferguson, Ransome Ernest / Fair, Mary
15 March 2007: Ferguson, William Henry / Connell, Jean Isabelle
15 March 2007: Greer, James / Fair, Ida M.
15 March 2007: Leggett, Charles W. / Fair, Helena Maud
15 March 2007: Leggett, John Fair / Anderson, Marguerite H.
15 March 2007: Leggett, Robert J. / Ward, D. Lynne
15 March 2007: McKay, Merrick / Fair, Hester (Hesther or Esther)
15 March 2007: Montgomery, James Irvin / Ripley, Helen B.
15 March 2007: Montgomery, Samuel Gordon / Patience, Eula M.
15 March 2007: Paterson, Alexander / Slack, Marjorie
15 March 2007: Patience, James Daniel / Earl, Martha E.
15 March 2007: Pattemore, Oliver / Townsend, Reata Ilene
15 March 2007: Raison, --- / Townsend, Dorene
15 March 2007: Slack, Charles / ---, Marilyn
15 March 2007: Slack, Charles Barrington / Shearer, Viona Marie
15 March 2007: Slack, Elwell E. / Patience, Margaret E.
15 March 2007: Slack, Elwell Osborne / Chisamore, Phoebe A.
15 March 2007: Slack, James / ---, Wendy
15 March 2007: Townsend, Clarke / Fair, Mildred
15 March 2007: Townsend, David / ---, Laurie
15 March 2007: Townsend, Earl / ---, Karen
15 March 2007: Townsend, Lawrence Edgar / Raison, Clara Helen
15 March 2007: Townsend, Paul / ---, Susan
15 March 2007: Wallace, James / Fair, Hazel
15 March 2007: White, Ronald / Townsend, Alma
1 April 2007: Doolan, Daniel Martin / Cavales, Sheryl Anne
1 April 2007: Doolan, Roy Fisher / Martin, Pamela Anne
2 April 2007: Gardiner, George H. / Montgomery, Alma
2 April 2007: Gardiner, James / Leacock (or Laycock), Mary Emily
2 April 2007: Leacock (or Laycock), John Alfred / Kilborn, Alice Estella
2 April 2007: Leacock (or Laycock), William Herbert / Scott, Agnes
2 April 2007: Lockwood, Percy Harold / Gardiner, Doreen
3 April 2007: Bielby, Donald / Leacock, Constance Jean
3 April 2007: Brown, Paul William / Leacock, Karen
3 April 2007: Ferguson, Harold / Leacock, Lyla May
3 April 2007: Leacock (or Laycock), Allan Clifford / Hewitt, Helena Sarah
3 April 2007: Leacock (or Laycock), Arthur Allan / Avery, Mary Lou
3 April 2007: Leacock (or Laycock), William Hilliard / Purcell, Edna Maud
3 April 2007: Leacock (or Laycock), William Hilliard / Kinch, Ida Annie
3 April 2007: Leeder, Dennis / Leacock, Mary Lou
3 April 2007: Newberry, Stanley / Leacock, Kathy
3 April 2007: Pelletier, Marc André / Leacock, Joy
3 April 2007: Renaud, Mark / Leacock, Eleanor
12 September 2007: Beaver, Grant / Templeton, Sheryl
12 September 2007: Jones, Dennis / Templeton, Mary-Ann
12 September 2007: Jones, Nathaniel / Hemstock, Whitney
12 September 2007: Templeton, Arthur Edwin Ray / St. Clair, Margaret Aileen
12 September 2007: Templeton, John Arthur / Chamberlain, Brenda-Joy
12 September 2007: Von Rothkirch, Trevor / Templeton, Deanna
27 November 2007: Barrington, Bruce Donald / Smith, Karen
27 November 2007: Barrington, Bryce Bennett / Love, Myrtle
27 November 2007: Barrington, Donald Colquhoun / Farnell, Joan
27 November 2007: Barrington, Donald Frederick / Luckey, Pauline
27 November 20o7: Barrington, Donald Frederick / Poucher, Patricia
27 November 2007: Barrington, Donald Wendell / Frankhuisen, Tina
27 November 2007: Barrington, Kenneth / ---, Anne
27 November 2007: Barrington, William Carlyle / Colquhoun, Luella Olive
27 November 2007: Budynsky, Brian / Barrington, Heather Leigh
27 November 2007: Janson, Bernard / Barrington, Terri Anne
27 November 2007: MacPherson, Peter / Barrington, Karen Jane
27 November 2007: Sands, Daryl / Barrington, Karen
15 December 2007: Berry, Anson / Barrington, Margaret Jane
15 December 2007: Berry, Edward Hanlan / Davis, Bertha
15 December 2007: Berry, Frederick Anson / Langtry, Maggie Rubina
15 December 2007: Berry, Harcourt / Hinton, Mary Tamisine Bernice
15 December 2007: Berry, Lewis David / Brill, Phillipina Lavina
15 December 2007: Blake, Richard / Barrington, Lydia
15 December 2007: Earl, Allan (or Allen) / Barrington, Elizabeth (or Eliza)
15 December 2007: Fair, John / Barrington, Hester (Hesther or Esther)
15 December 2007: Giffin, Lloyd McDowell / Blake, Leita Ruth
15 December 2007: Giffin, Walter Archie / Fournell, Paulette Mae
15 December 2007: Hanton, William J. / Barrington, Johanna (or Joanna)
15 December 2007: Henry, --- / Barrington, Margaret
15 December 2007: Horton, Abraham / Barrington, Margaret
15 December 2007: Leacock (or Laycock), George / Barrington, Caroline
15 December 2007: Leacock (or Laycock), John / Barrington, Rebecca
15 December 2007: Marshall, Charles / Horton (Rowsome or Rowsom), Harriet
15 December 2007: Rowsome (or Rowsom), Samuel Todd / Barrington, Harriet
28 May 2008: Barrington, John Henderson / Barr, Margaret
28 May 2008: Barrington, Joseph / ---, Susan (or Eliza)
28 May 2008: Barrington, William / Green (or Greene), Elizabeth (or Eliza) Mary
28 May 2008: Lyons, John / Barrington, Annie
5 June 2008: Barrington, James / ---
5 June 2008: Barrington, Samuel Wilford / McKerrow, Ella Grace
5 June 2008: Barrington, Thomas William / Dodge, Mae
5 June 2008: Barrington, Wilford Harold / Williams, Annie Isabel
5 June 2008: Barrington, William / Henderson, Mary Ann
5 June 2008: Dobbs, James / Barrington, Alice
5 June 2008: Webb, George / Barrington, Hannah
10 June 2008: Barrington, Alton Ferguson / Robinson, Helen
10 June 2008: Barrington, Clifford Archibald / Lamb, Muriel Isabel
10 June 2008: Barrington, Ivan David / Greig, Winetta Myrrn
10 June 2008: Barrington, James Henderson / Stone, Margaret Mona
10 June 2008: Barrington, Thomas / Murray, Susannah Elizabeth
15 June 2008: Barrington, John Edward / Barrington, Mary Jane
15 June 2008: Cameron, Daniel / Simpson, Lilian
15 June 2008: Grindrod, Percy / Hutchison, Elizabeth Jane Barrington
15 June 2008: Huntley, Herbert / Whittal, Mary
15 June 2008: Hutchison, Edwin Hooker / Martin, Susan
15 June 2008: Hutchison, James Charles / Cavers, Barbara
15 June 2008: Hutchison, John David / Titherington, Annie Beatrice
15 June 2008: Hutchison, Thomas James / Whittal, Jane Barrington
15 June 2008: Kennedy, James Montgomery / Hutchison, Caroline Adelaide
15 June 2008: Maw, William Percival / Whittal, Ellen
15 June 2008: Orr, William Wallace / Whittal, Barbara Agnes
15 June 2008: Simpson, David Biron / Barrington, Mary Jane
15 June 2008: Whittal, James / Barrington, Elizabeth
15 June 2008: Whittal, John / Simpson, Jane
15 June 2008: Whittal, Thomas Edward / Watterson, Catherine Mary
15 June 2008: Whittal, William / Beattie, Agnes
15 June 2008: Williamson, John / Hutchison, Elizabeth Jane Barrington
15 June 2008: Wilson, George / Whittal, Jane Barrington
20 June 2008: Barrington, Archibald / Todd, Jane
20 June 2008: Barrington, David McMullen / Barrington, Jane
20 June 2008: Barrington, Finlay Dow / Tidman, Alice
20 June 2008: Barrington, George Wolseley / Bryant, Pauline Byrne
20 June 2008: Fry, Phillip / Barrington, Frances Agnes
20 June 2008: Hoy, Loyal M. / Barrington, Ella Mary (or May)
25 June 2008: Adam, William John / Barrington, Mary Ann
25 June 2008: Barrington, Charles Mack / Dickson, Florence Elizabeth
25 June 2008: Barrington, Garnet James / Barrington, Ina June
25 June 2008: Barrington, George Leslie / Drysdale, Ellen Maud
25 June 2008: Barrington, Herbert Ernest / Boyes, Arpha Mabel
25 June 2008: Barrington, James David / Talbot, Lydia Elizabeth
25 June 2008: Barrington, John / Ritchie, Annie Eliza
25 June 2008: Barrington, John Thomas / Duquette, Corinne
25 June 2008: Barrington, Joseph John Albert / Brunette, Rhéa
25 June 2008: Brown, John / Gardner, Margaret
25 June 2008: Challes (Challis or Challice), William James / Barrington, Margaret Edwige
25 June 2008: Chisholm, Bruce / Brown, Lillian
25 June 2008: Conley, Neil Dougal / Barrington, Gladys Ellen (or Ella)
25 June 2008: Ferguson, Archibald James / Brown, Winifred Amelia
25 June 2008: Gardner, John / Barrington, Amelia
25 June 2008: Gardner, Thomas / Wright, Jesse
25 June 2008: Kerr, Clarence / Brown, Viola
25 June 2008: Morrisseau, Honoré / Barrington, Anita (or Anne)
25 June 2008: Sinton, Robert / Gardner, Amelia
25 June 2008: Symons, James / Gardner, Jane
25 June 2008: Waddell, William / Barrington, Mary Ann
25 June 2008: Wood, Alfred Joseph / Barrington, Lucette
25 June 2008: Supplementary / Barrington, Ina June
10 July 2008: Barrington, Charles Mack / Drysdale, Edith
10 July 2008: Barrington, David Archibald / McWhinnie, Celia Florence
10 July 2008: Barrington, George / Dow, Isabella
10 July 2008: Barrington, James / Justus, Sarah Eliza
10 July 2008: Barrington, John / ---
10 July 2008: Barrington, John / Earl, Elizabeth
10 July 2008: Barrington, John / McMullen, Sarah
10 July 2008: Barrington, John Murphy / Henderson, Rosie
10 July 2008: Barrington, John Watson / Beers, Edna Marion
10 July 2008: Barrington, Merrill Edwin / Nijhuis, Gerharda Theodora
10 July 2008: Barrington, Mervin George / Bishop, Angie
10 July 2008: Barrington, Robert John / Goodfellow, Agnes
10 July 2008: Barrington, Samuel / Millar, Agnes
10 July 2008: Barrington, Sydney George / Gardner, Agnes Helen
10 July 2008: Barrington, Thomas / Murray, Susannah Elizabeth
10 July 2008: Barrington, Thomas / Thérien (or Thérrien), Almira (or Elmira)
10 July 2008: Barrington, Thomas / Murphy, Christena Susan
10 July 2008: Barrington, Thomas / Meikle, Jeannie Greenshields
10 July 2008: Barrington, Thomas Chester / Smellie, Martha Margaret Elizabeth
10 July 2008: Barrington, Thomas John / Walker, Eileen Telford
10 July 2008: Barrington, William / Britton, Esther
10 July 2008: Barrington, William / Millar, Margaret
10 July 2008: Barrington, William George / Taber, Mary Lestine
10 July 2008: Barrington, William Leonard / MacLeod, Catherine
10 July 2008: Barrington, William Nelson / Watson, Helen Barbara
10 July 2008: Darling, George / Barrington, Susan
10 July 2008: Gardner, William Thomas / Holmes, Matilda
10 July 2008: McLane, William / Barrington, Rachel
10 July 2008: Watson, Charles / Barrington, Susan
10 July 2008: Winters, Ross / Barrington, Verna Eliza Jane
10 July 2008: Supplementary / Barrington, Rachel
12 July 2008: Barrington, George / Mitchell, Mary
12 July 2008: Barrington, James / March, Ann Mary
12 July 2008: Barrington, John / Harper, Deborah
12 July 2008: Barrington, William Robert / Hadley, Annie May
12 July 2008: Tourgis, George Welsford / Barrington, Mary Ethel
30 November 2008: Taylor, Robert Warren / Barrington, Dianne Elizabeth
30 November 2008: Taylor, Roger Bruce / Berggren, Rebel Elaine
25 March 2009: Doolan, William / Barrington, Mary
25 March 2009: Doolan, William / Mackie, Jane Ann
25 March 2009: Templeton, James Arthur / Thompson, Mary Eleanor