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Note N31
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His christening was in Lanreath on the "birth" date shown here. As well he had two siblings baptised on the same date - Mary and Alfred What happened to them?
There was a Richard Haley, age 27, who married a Minerva Ecord, age 23 on August 26, 1877 in
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Note N32
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Nicholas drown as a small child in a spring. There is a Nicholas born to William and Elizabeth Hamm and christened in Lanreath on November 30, 1845. He may well be the one since his siblings were mostly christened there. The article from the regarding Abraham Haley says that he died at age 18.
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Note N33
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She was baptised on that date in Boconnoc. She died as a child.
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Note N34
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Jackie Halterman says that William was born April 1, 1833 not 1831 and as well she says that Mary Ann Enright was born in Dublin, Ireland. Connie Crow Langvart says likewise. There is an Enright in the 1879 Illustrated Atlas for Blanshard Township, Perth County, as living there in1858 - could well be "my" Enright.
She is in Blenheim, Oxford County, in 1851 and is shown as 16 years old, which would make her born in 1833-34. She was single and a Roman Catholic. One other person with the last name Enright appears on the same page, a 21 year old male named John who was also from Irealnd.
The 1871 Census for Ontario had Michael, Patrick, Thomas, William, Anne, Catherine, Denis, Elizabeth, Ellen, Hanora, Henry, John, Margaret and Mary living there.
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Note N35
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They originally lived at Cherry Grove but then moved to lot 32, conc. 4.
Ms. Buchanan's note says that she raised her Niece Mary Brooks (Thompson) from the age of 5 or 6 years. She was the daughter of Lottie Thompson, who was a minister's daughter. Lottie Thompson married Abraham Eli Haley who died of tuberculosis in . (Query who was Mary's father if she went by Thompson?) Abraham and Lottie had 4 girls together before his death. After his death, she remarried Mr. Armitage and had a daughter with him - Marguerite who was later adopted by Mr. and Mrs. James McFarlane. They are related to Christine McFarlane who married Albert Haley.
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Note N36
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On reel # C-13269 of the 1881 census for East Middlesex District, West Nissouri Township, on the page following that on which I found William Halley and Mary Anne, I found a John Halley married to a Isabelle and with one child Mary Anne, who was a year old in April 1881. Given the match with ages etc, this must be the John Haley who was the older brother of my great grand mother. It also tells me that "Annie" was born Mary Anne in 1880. Like his parents John and his wife are listed as Epis-Methodist as to religion. He was a farmer born in Ontario.
As it happens, their neighbours on one side were John Timms and Elizabeth with one year old John (my grandfather). The entry for them is a bit hard to read. At first it looks like "Timmis." The person who did the LDS CD entered it as "Timins." On the other side was a family named McQueen.
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Note N37
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From the 1891 census which was done as of April 16, he is shown as age 30; therefore, he was born in 1861 before that day. His parents are shown as born in England and Ireland. He is a farmer and a Methodist. His wife is Christine age 29. She may have been born in 1862. There are no children shown.
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Note N38
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There is a William T. Haley in the 1932 Calgary Directory. He is a carpenter living at 1417, 9th St. W. He is still there in 1933 and 1934. He is not there in 1937 but Mrs. William T. is living at that address. In 1939, Mrs. C. M. Haley is living at 1602, 13th Ave. W. She appears again there in 1942 and again in 1948.
In 1901, the family was living in West Nissouri. Her father or cousin(?) Spence German, age 52 was living with them. I found him in 1871 living with his father, mother, and siblings in Nissouri East. His father was from the USA and his mother was from Ireland. He was born in Ontario.
I found this family in 1911 living in Elgin Street in St. Marys.
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Note N39
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Ms. Buchanan has him dying in 1903 (where did I get the date from?) of tuberculosis.